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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

OOSEe rented, Lsasfs drawn, Aenss collected,
III ] .Nss paid o ~. -. tttrns ColIrct,vus made
p rmpily ismi.t-d 10 asS rat Of the cu..u ~.
kxcb .lse Lught aud sid. Noses disco unted "a
good stcGrity.
RIsEnlxcES:
q & Wilder, Esa. Bosto. 0ass
Lete Marsh h 20, D.siUn. Aass.
" hudis Il G, +"
Hon b " osfrt.. Z Bril- svAtsr. y -.
kussi .lee,., Csrsp llo,
In, E.Q, A,inxta,
8s ooiu On, tBs1ke,) Chicago. III.
HantinS,cr. N-dworth : Park, C.icse,. Ill
DoIg;As 3 =,
HES;svsns tsQ, - 4stboIy, Xlap. Tsss.
ia small, ke9 GAleIa, ii
Hon J me- Taorinsfol. Davrnpors
Burrow . Pre- ~ an,
Brvp u, Gci't' c.,
tcs mb, Esa,
ap II 2od.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

DETwEsk Daylight and DART, In snty Of ps,-n-
ID port OHg 8otD1N 10 n In io,9 fer . los.
Il HE'D BLACK Stix u ENTaA CITY Wb,eh
m.sht havr b IN soriid ~ oncr - sntc CHAMP-
TONE. where they gel aItR0E sTa . vWy Sc
rrRioR SILKS Il oil klpi-. and them very
CVEAP cosner By and End cts.
spr. ~, dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

~,ACARD -Ihe nnirrsiTned having tsi.dsy
VS6 a.4ocIA ed nth hun George Il. french ESQ /,
il. h> Mil smi Lusitcr busin-ss. tsk.s ihls occAs Oh
10 present his ackntwie 'xements te tie public fr
the very liberal and q altering patro'Ag- extended 20
him iG this city. RAPID Increase of busin..e, Aai The
late extensive inlp,ovem nts mai about liz Mil
have Ind cd him TO i1c re- ase TUE busine-s sapIiAl and
assrists with him . gentleman wh. will devote ku
entire attention to the business.
inch II ~ JOHN n. CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

IN . LSdy's Lee Cream Sal II u, I" serve Cream
i Two y,ry smart and rnieilic' Mt young | S,s-
Good .sisres and 4 ."untTs ,rlp'O iurt For inr'
her parttcnars. .'d,ess tox 355. or tpni' TO Mr.
Arrison y Hull, C,Giirt st.re, % Brady =.
n.AxQiN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

-no. Mitchell. tn. Irish Patriot, intends
70 take up his residenee at st Louis and
practice law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
Urn Abpfrtisfmfats.

CALCULATING L.URl9ARH
And News Depot, opposite the LeClaire House. k-s
York. Chicago. and Cincinnati Dsiiies rec.ived es-
ryday. s.. " STARR. AGENT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
TIVE VALLEY FARER OEvOTED TO THE TRUE INTERESTS Or TANNERS
M MEAL FOR EI1cn COWS,

III ~ M|A|IN |.I| 10
In tho fall Of 1852, began TO feed
three Harrow cows for the purpose of
supplying milk-man in this vicinity
with milk for market. j had few
sugar beets and turnips with which |
begun, aud, rs i designed the farrow
COWS for the butter in spring, COM
menced giving thcm meal corn and
barley, some ten bushels old grain;
then corn meal alone, increasing till
they eat one peck each, per day. /
tried IL cooked and raw, wet and dry,
mixed with cut fodder, composed OF
hay, straw and corn stalks cut up to-
gether, varying the amount of each
as convenience might suggest, (as |
think all animals roqire a varicty.)
Now for tho result. The COWS in.
creased in milk, giving more on the
above feed than they had done on
grass through the summer. Contra
ry.to my expectations, they did not
improve very FIST in flesh on the food
given, and | was obliged to dry them
| up early in March, to get them fit for
the shambIes. Ny cows that We're
coming in in the spring, had two
quarts OF corn meal each per day, and
they also gave milk literally. The
milk being sold daily. gave an excel
lent opportunity for testing the
amount given at the time. | made
lnp my mind that corn meal was the
Il 4 I..I.
cows, and still think so IL good, rict
milk is wanted. 1t has been tried
considerably in this vicinity, with the
same results as here given. / fed GU
feed, but do not think that woulC
vary the result; with me, if the cows
Iget their daily allowance, | get The
returns. Farmers, please try it, anC
report the efiects.-J. TALcoTT.-Ru
raj Nelc YORKER. 80
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
BUGS.

We met a friend the other day who
"let on in this style:
II say, Mr.. Editor, what'n thunder
did you publish that whole long col
umn about bugs for, when you know
a much better way to get rid Of the
plaguey thingsY
sDo WEI" we asked.
"Why yes, spirits Of turpentinel-
Don't you know you told me Of it?--
Well, the little torments were des.
troylng my melons tremendously; SO
| got quart Of this spirits, went and
sprinkled it about the hills. dipped o
few feathers in it and stuck them
down all around; and OIL scissors, you
ought to have seen EN- travel. l dc
not know how fast bug ought tC
fly, but I'll bet high that at any bug
sweepstakes they'd take the pile, foi
they did make beautiful time.
''But they will return again. We
said.
Gust so, and then / will have the
fun Of giving them another dose.
only gave 'em the spirits twice, anc
Haven't seen nary bug for about
two weeks. think you ought t.
put that plan in your paper, for it il
worth V, to any one. free Ira
der. 4 .tsf. 80 a.l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Cor MEAL FOR PoULTRY.-The fol
lowing hint in regard to feeding corn
to poultry in winter, from the Maine
Farmer, Is worth attentions:
1--WE find it good economy to grind
the corn and cobs together fine for
poultry. They will eat it just as well
and as readily as If the cobs were not
there. Tn this way turn your cobs
into eggs and chickens. Wehavc this
winter fed such meal QUITO hens, geese
and ducks. We put it into n shoal
trough, made by lacking together
boards four inches wide, like V,
and give it to them dry. IL all dis
appears before them, and does them
good. Hens and other poultry, you
know, like TO have some grass to cat,
and they do better if fed during the
winter with some substitute for grass,
than If fed upon nothing but dry
grain. The corn cob is somewhat
like grass in its chemical ingredients
To these, cabbage, ruta bagas and
apples, cut fine, may be added, all Of
which they viii eat readily and thrive
upon, IL they have enough, even il
mid-winter."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

SD- 81 like to tend weddings, said
Mrs. Darlington, as she returned from
one in church, and hung her shawl
up, and replaced her bonnet in the
long preserved handbook. II love
to see young people come together
with the promise to love, cherish and
nourish each other. Bntit's solemn
thing-is matrimony-where the min
lister comes into the chancery with his
surplus ON, and goes through the GER
emory of making them man and wife.
1t ought to be husband and wife, for
1t isn't every husband that turns out
70 be a man. | declare, / never shall
forget when Paul put the nuptual
ring on my finger and said: with
my goods thee ensow.' He kept a
dry goods store then, and | thought
he was going TO give me the whole
there was IN it. | was young and
simple, and didn't know until after.
wards that it meant only one calico
dress . year. y ..t..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Itisa certain fact demonstrated
by Huber, and proved again aud |
again, since his time, that the i'm
prcgnation Of the queen lasts three
years; at least, this being the case,
there are seasons when the apiarian
viii be enabled to secure tho greatest
quantity Of honey by preventing his
bees from swarming and at the same
time destroying all the drones. The
plan is simple and efiectual For the
first, it is only necessary 10 contract
the entrance 60 the hive TO a space
5.32 Of an inch wide; this viii allow
a worker bee to pass in and out, but
will detain the queen in the hive.
This space win also keep back the
drones, and IL is proposed TO destroy
them-as they certainly ought to be,
if the hive is prevented from swarm
ing, and as / shall presently show
then take box, say six inches SQUARE.
and insert wooden tube one hall
inch in aperture, and about one
and one half inches long, so. that il
shah be flush with tho outside Of the
box, but project inside about an inch
If the box is half inch. stuff, the
above length of the tube will just do,
Place this tube IN the lower corner Of
the box, SO that it shall overlap the
entrance just enough to let drone
enter the tube from the hive. The
rest Of the entrance may be contract
cd to the 5.32 of an inch. Now place
a glass on tho open top. of the box,
covering it all but 5.32 Of an indh at
one end. The drones will endeavor
to 90 out with the workers, but can
not. They viii then follow along
till they como TO the opening in the
tube and 90 through it into the box
They cannot go out OF the box into
the arr, on account of the space being
only 3 80 Of an. inch wide, neither
can they 20 back tothc hive, becausethe
tube projects inside, and is not acces-
siblefrom the bottom or side of the
box. If q worker bee goes into the
box, of course the slit will let him
tor rather | should say, II being
nuter. - = -s.ssas- ss-.s5si. i. ..s.I...s -.
When a large number of droncs
are collected they may be immersed
in. water and the box put back. s.ss I.
It's incredible the amount Of hon.
ey consummed by the drones, even
where there are but q few hundred
But in ordinary hives, where there
are sometimes over 1000, they con
sumo probably as much as is ordina
rily laid up in the surplus boxes.
For gentleman who do not wish 4
increase the number Of their hives
this plan Is obviously an excellen
one. - -ssl 4. - Hss'flf .r-ft ~
The contracted entrance is very
suggestive to those who wish "to q
to town" or 9to church, and ar
fearful Of losing a swarm. A very
good way il 10 cut the slit out Of shee
lead, and place it before the entrance
twill be perceived, also, that thi
space will entirely prevent the queer
from going into the top boxes ant
placing her brood among the honey
combs We give our actual expert
ence. in the matter.- Country Gentle
man. ssal 80 a1tF -so- 81. lss -
-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
DESTRUCTION OF WEEVIL IN
- a'ei -. -'t WHEAT 49, go tsI eas

The loss Of wheat in some of the
south-western States, after storing 1t
in bins, is so great as TO deter many
persons from raisingit as a general
crop For this evil, the, French have
discovered an effective, cheap remedy
in anesthetic agents, by which all in
seetsi larvse OF. the germs of life in the
eggs are destroyed. p..ss s..s .tsssa
Experiments have been made at
Algiers on the most extensive scale
1t was ascertained that two gramInes
Of chloroform, or asulphuret of ear
bon per metrical quinta1, the destrue-
ton takes place in twenty-fom hours
The action of chloroform is slower,
in Consequences of the density of its
svapor. which impels it downward and
keeps IN the lower portion OF the
wheat. The action of suIphuret of
carbon or chloroform may be $50
prompt as to be instantaneous IL lar
ger portions be employed The mass
of grain operated, so far from being
a difficulty, rather simplifies the ope-
ration. Experiments were made on
Il, 800 hectoliters Of barley at once;
100 pounds of sulphuret of carbon
were used, which required twenty
minutes to introduce into the mass.
These operations may be made sue.
ccssfnliy, even when the heap of grain
rs simply covered withsa waterproof
cloth, which is closed with clay near
the ground on every side. The grain
operated on retains all its germina-
/, ting properties. Tho fetid ,odor of
the sulphuret ofcarbon is soon dissi-
pated and after they have been ex-
posed two or three days to the air,
andnoved occasionally with ashovel,
no trace oft remains These grains,
so tre9ted, when ground and made
into broad, can not be distinguished
from,grainrwhich has not been expo
sed 70 the influence of anesthetic
agehlsfO NUN <TfffF
It's highly important TO western
farmers TO know that the application
can be made 20 the grain heaps on
:, The ground ~ g O..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

A FIRST KIss.-In q German tale
published some thine since, is de-
scription of tho first kiss" in the fol-
lowing sensations style: Am | really
dear toyou / whispered, and pressed
my burning lips to her rosy MOUTH
She did not say yes, she did not say
no; but she returned my kiss, and the
earth went from under my feet; my
soul was no longer in my body; j
touched the stars: l knew the happi-
ness of the seraphim.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

The BEeINNING.--George Peabody,
the wealthy American banker, visited
Concord, N. H., recently, and while
there related an incident of himself
which occurred fifty years ago. AT
the age Of twelve, he had occasion to
pass through Concord, on his way to
Vermont. He stopped all night at
the Stickney Hotel, where he paid his
lodgings and breakfast by saving
wood fs.,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

BrrrEs By A RArrLxsNAKE "A little
girl,the daughter Of William Denise Of
Yellow Springs township, Iowa, was re :
Gently bitten by a rattlesnake. She was
at. play inlthe yard, when her parents
heard shutter a'scroarn. and going out,
found the poor child. bitten. All efforts
TO save the sufferer were unayail-
ing. and she died before morning =
Huntington Hditkele- w. ela'i'S'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

p1~ Unsophisticated Boy-"Mam-
ma papa is getting very rich, isn't
Mamma.--I don't know. Why
ehild2" as asIss...
- Uusophisticatcd Boy. Cause he
gives me so much money. Almost
every morning, after breakfast; when
Sally is sweeping tho parlor he givss
me sixpence to go out and play.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

pS- Ono of the most important TO
male qualities is sweetness of temper.
Heaven did not give women insinua-
ton and persuasion in order to be
surly;iit didnot give her sweet voice
to becmployed in scolding.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

bn- Dutch grocer, to little girl
= who objects 10 Spanish quarter--i'dat
.. yust as cute as any oric1-you yust
take II 10 Cuba and deym give ybu
twenty-five cents for it,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
mgCaAh}cs, AhD wORsINS f MEN. .


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tst ,.ltg .Nfe' I - sissl .ss,A. a.. aea
10 y A'A>isi iAaf.f,s Z A,s'S y
PECT1AislAsl... ,..., 49,. +.
BE- ron pte ksnnlfsrt snsst f,s.5ks I'll
y Colds, eoisxhs. sissna 80 49,.
HonrsenesS, - AZ ral
! nnmHrLb, Mass 2Oth Dec, 1854 fn>
~! pc -! 1, sJ Ss,s .ss @aa s d
rensl,s; i",sses- lpillv'sy. ai W atuk
C,angY facfaR,L IL cunsaet Bsaia Nm ~
hny pfaece aud ny family for the i,,i j. W.
IL, y s1'al II ss s ..sa s's;i gs kss1
r'mllaluts, .kBKN KNIGHT. u, D. -
A. n MonrLEY, ksaa Of Urea. n. writes ~ iau
used your p.ofoHaL myself and Ia nay fAnliiy esa att
rrnrs ercr pnt snt with hsl cold should rn0nef
ray iwsrly ave tlaTs Ior toie tlan io whhoutn. y
take nl,y ull'crgenriy" tIloa ~ 81 ..4a'N AZ. q.
Group who0plss S9gss, i1 yss iss
Baofnm AYrai ! will cheerfny certify your Pfcional
the best remedy we posses, for the cure o. wagaag
your Maternity IN ne South appreciate your slil so
commend your mehsine ?, IN people. -. l,..et
ttIft4 % d.ifq ff HIRAM. C0NKhIN, ~ D. :.
AMOS LIE. ESQ., MosFSRbs Ia. wriies "a Jnn,. 1885,
81 had tedious Influenza, which confined me N doors
sr weeks took many lncltinss wiiholn lfig. finally
Tho drst dose relieved ibs sofcnass iu iy oat ppd-
lungs; less than half the bottle made completed,
we'll Your mciicihpa fe o cieqpcst wrii usfirtcrl
We canfa'x sndve gFstIs sys h,eVr. n'd ,yvF ,rgqg
dins a. the poor mans friend" go
Asthma or PhtIsisic, nnd iironehilis.
.aFifaf wGsr MANCHESTER, pa. Feb, 4 lsss.
an. Your 0arnny pfcforAt j. performing inarwueg
Gu - In this section. II has Iea,ed several fln ngw
Ina -ynptens Of consumption, and j. now eurig ips
who has abored under Affection ~ the irhr~ ~
last forty years. +. iiENRY !. PARIS, Ncrebaps
A. A. RAMSEY. ND, AlnloS, MosAos Co. foe,
writes. sept T. $3.50 During nay paecc u sshy y~sf
have found pot,ing equal 80 yrir ruirrf rrfrrsi -
giving aud relief 20 consnnr,e patients ~ fNif
such ~ are cnfabie' ~ % -
We might add solyuies II e,hlenre hri lee nfrl ifi'
vincing proof Of tho krt,r< - nj. tsheiis a'4 81
effects uIon trial, rtrs
-i Consumption.
Probably no Que remedy has been tn,wu e. f6|I
cured 80 isiany and snth shagro- .ss~e. a. ii. ~
no human Nd can reach; but 10 il,e Tie SAL
PICTORIAL affords relief and comfort y tafi
III AsroR EIouss. Nav YonK CRY, Mnrf'b 'sM
DocrOR AfKR. LowEtls. feel V flny and i''tHt
20 inform YOU what ynifr CnTnRy yosoRNL has lfe
my Fiie she hal Leen Ave months lahorinH np,a e.
dangerous ptomyhf Consumption rom wlAfh 1nft
could procure gave her much relief She n 1fs
falling until DR.. Strung of this city, where We have
for advice, respinmendoi trial If your medicine, We
cred f..u TINT day She ls not yet strong ' rss
n be, but A. fft~ fon her coug.and T- h"fr, fNr
Yours with gratitude and rgafd.
4. r ORLANnO SHELBY, ,frS nttiastlii-
oDnsuu,ptirsS io not despair t yoi tts,t fiti "a
CHEnRY PecrorAi. I; = made ly o;orf tie s s'rufs
chemisfs IN the wprld ani IT, af AZ . ias
I he higb merits af ~ virtues. - lhahiifA"JsAr %
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Ayers { athartic Pills.

rI,lIE aisncss ~ Chemistry aud N,,ilcuefuw lser
i taxed their pfo,luoe thisla~ NJ Il eltf
purv tive which u kunwm 70 si'as. lniumeral's rfe
are s.own TINT these iTfis have vrlHs~ i-sai
excellence the pyll'guy medicines 'pd il@ hey VIZ 40
precedenieiy hpou lilo e-tcin oi nit nrcn. 1es AZ 80
and pleasant - trte hut powerful e'scufs 1lalifsns
.raiIag rulctiles stimulate the vital li'esvi 'l-is
reInoxe the slslroiuss " it, oraiis, ssin c loHf
and expel disease. sfey pufg out d. fuihhirs vaicf
breed and grow disssnTer stunulnse ~ngri'h "a dsr
dered oreans into thcr natual ncton. and init1 hrath
tone with strsugt, tho wlolc system. 80, only 40
they cure the everyday complaints q every body. iuf
also Formidable antnrcrous dissuFs that have aflcd
the best Of human skim. Ninle they pf,succ powerful
effects they al the time. IN 'li siscd dose is
safest and best physc tina, ca N employed fr children
Being mgafeoaied they are pleasant 10 take and leiue
purely vegetable are ffcc nom any risk VI hain Cufrv
have been made which sufpass belief were thy not sub
Stimulated ~ mon Of such sSHlied position e eafaeisi
a. 10 hrbld tLs suspicion Of nnlfnth. Many cnucn
cisrgyincn snd py slcans have lent their naaef % SIT.
~ the public the reliability q my rcasfiic Ws iii
vrs have sent The wsnauce q their conviction ifm
my Preparations contribute immensely 10 he iio "A 10,
afflicted, suffering feiowfacit H.. .sf..f q. 4.
The Agent lr,low named glcasea n'r,i- sr,,s V
American Almanac. containing directions fr tlrlr usf s
certificates Of their e tie following cca.'nmg
co.,iyyns-, Biiloer 9e.ngaisi, esgT e
soa Indigestion, Morbid lnaetion II the lovr aid ra
arising tkeftnom Pafulehcy Iss Of Appetite, I'll evi
Gus aud Cut,eons Diseases which lequiro ~ tacragt
Medicine. Scrofa OF Kings Evil They ala y itlil
ing tie blood and stimulating the syi'er. riins
complaints which " would not ho rurltsfI ilrj Fn D.
reach such Deafness Partial iindnes- Apulu.a lIf
Nervous rritahiy. brrnngfientxof The lAsfr uY i.f
neys Cont aud other kindred conlpiFints nsnl fs4f
low af tiir body or Obstruction of he fnncwrf
Do not BE- put IN by uHprlneplei dealer. WITH
jther rr nicy make none Iaeht en- Nd ~ liO4
PfLis aud take nothing else. No other loy eui 3tf
yon compares with this In IL intrinsic value % qs.
powur. The SIGH want the best aid thcrr i'tr{g &,
and they should have H..
'fi Prepared by Dr. }. e.. Az -.
Practical aud Analytical Chemist, Lowell. ass,
Pnicv an CTS Par BOX. fIyE inxEs sea s l-t..
Ha.- 80. afsa lia SOLD By 80
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N10TI0Ns--A GENERAL VARIETY OF NO
in tions, such as Combs, Needles, Pins SILK and
Cotton Fosses Tidy Yarns, Bells, Pencils, Port Mon
naies Shears Scissors and Pocket Cutlery, always
hand and for sale low, by TYNER kIMBLE.
Brookville, Ind. ..H % ..s figari 20 .
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or the Queen Of Great Britain.

ortlc Queenoi Great Britain
If you know about politics take the paper pay
it, unless you 100 poor then borrow t. II you
tmd hpeseryg paper that makes any body mad
plenty them, but the AarnicAx is Oft them
subscribers. year.
Two subscribers same Office, 800
clubs OF ten o Office, ut md
lei .ssssN Che getter the club.
RastoIr of churches, Of all dept limitations
-, TO an Office wlerc.sS taken.
iyyAniABLy Us ADyANE sa
VAN s9tist AfpRrS II. A. GOODWIN, indiana AMERICAN
A*# All money sent by mail ut risk, 7't
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poNNRTs, GYPsIEs. RIBBONS AND flow KRIS,
ID OF the latest sts SILK, Cactus, English, Straw
aud Gimp Bonnots, with nce l0tof kibbons, lAes
Grapes FlOwofs and Bordis, M lYKERS kIap-tf +
Brook Vile, Ind. Il Eirn.l.. .fa ...-
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Cincinnati Prices \

meet prompi attention.. wM. X. MULFoRD.
Brookyille, Aprill7, $50. fI .-gtd Is tsis..a
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Ills bighly Important 10 western
farmers to know that the application
can be made 70 the grain heaps on
= The gr0pnnpdO n s c..
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s0- Go Il while you're young.
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W. MORROw,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAw.-Oi
West o. The Court House. Brookvpis lad, sef /.
april 49, .litalr.sai j. ......I M, I'd ....t..
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Sold by ID. v. johnson, Brookyille CLIFFORD h Goblt
surel; Chas. yancanip, Metamora;R Skinner, Ander
Lville .... Va ~ jamie, '57,ly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

I'VE HAVE JUST kEt RlyER A LARGE SIP
w ply 90 Adams Paint, kafnish aud 'Whiis-' sHsh
Brushes, forsais' lev by .assa liAssAAAN& iAfAN
July 10 - 81 Lif . i1t lfai1 Va ss.l 81 af b. N
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

1t lliaS dcyfr had pstircipr 81 Indiana containing
valuable miscellany vliciris both instructive dat
condc6sed form Ms rhueR' 5Yi'.Hs9 ,I' r ~ t.fc+d
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
Peaches! Peaches!

pHE sUJScRIDRRs HAVE A VARY FINE LOT
l. Of Canned Peaches on consignment which they
will sell low BY the Can or dozen tana. - p
/ July 10 HAsSASAs 4 Duns
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-02
new cR0P---PlTcH my.

hH YESl oh yes! Everybody who wants
~ Goods for nothing, and, if they are not
satisfied, get u small compensation for tuking
large quantities off, had better embrace the op
portunity that the indefatigable
Il Y q M -
is now offering. Tho way Lyons is now putting
Oft his WINTER GOODS. any one can afford
TO dress we'll. And it's a shame, with Clothing
ut present prices, tina, people should 20 any other
way than decently clad So come up. ride up
slide up, fall up, or any way so you &c, up. and
lay i'll supply of Winter apparel. Winter amt
quite over; we'll have cool nights and mornings
for some time yet. if the moon don't change; and
if it does. We'll have falling weather. and you'll
want something TO keep the rain off. So dive
IN, pitch in, cave in, squeeze in, get somebody to
push you in, before the Winter Goods are all
gone. Doors open at a. IN, sules commence as
soon as doors are open. Whole tickets $500 ;
children and servants half price. The best order
and decorum preserved.
NJ. L. KENNEDY,
Stage Manager.
Abbeyille G.. H. lam o. 1887 1u.tf