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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR 1ALK.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.
virtue Of q deed Of trust, OF record in the Cler X
Once Of the County Court of Essex. executed to
me. for certain purposes therein mentioned, by Thomas
i. Waugh, I shall. on WEDNESDAY, the 22ld day Of
April, 1857. If fair, otherwise the mex, fair day, offer for
sale nj public auction, for cash, on the premises, 10 the
town of Tappshannock. Essex county, Virginia, the fol.
lowing valuable property:
One Lot containing II acres, with the building therean
and It's fixtures These are a three story house. i25 by IS
feet, standing upon the bank of the Rspprhsnnock liver,
with space for a wharf intervening. The lower half sub.
stan,ially built oibrck, the upper of wood. Engine room 80
by "a leet. On the LIST and Sd foors there isa line Of shaft.
ing. running through the entire length OF the house, ready
TO be applied TO any manufacturing purposes. On the &c
cond toor there is saw.mill, running two upright and
one circular saw; the logs drawn b. the machinery from
tho water to the SAW. Ako, a corn and hour mill com.
pln'e, with every improvement, the Whole driven BY n
steam engine, IS horse powor, with three boilers 10 ieot
long, constructed upon an improved model, with smoke.
stack 100 feet high.
Also, two other email Tote In eaid town. rpon which ere
all tho shops necessary 70. carrying oil the manufacture Of
carriages.
Ths title 10 indsputab!e. but selling as trustee I shall
only convey such title as Is vested in me.
R, l.. T.. BEALE, Trustee.
Esons Weatrncralsp1 county u, E.h on "a.
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NOTICE.
xx7As committed to ,h* !Hl Of F.tIe.s County, w.,
~ c.Iins himself WIN. WALKER, about Is or
% sSs Year. Of age, ,ttou. built, 5 fec. or : inches high, thick
In. and q large scar on the back OF bis mock; very badly
" Saw he u free, and was emaucipated by Edward
Keeeh Of Charles County. Maryland
March q3-ew6w Sheriff Of Fairfax Ccunry. Va.
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VALUABLE FARM OF 1S3 .cRps AM

VALUABLE FARM OF 1873 ACRES, AND
TAVERN STAND ON X DEEP RUN TURNPIKE,
10 NILES NORTHWEST OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE At AUCTION, TOGETHER WITH PERSON
AL EsTATE THEREON
"lLL be cold, on THURSDAY, rho 3Oh Of April,
w 1897, on the premises, commencing al II O'Clock,
the above located farm. now occupied by ST. Fred. Keci,
and formerly known rs Erin Shades"
The dwelling contains 10 rooms, and has been used for
many years rs q Tavern. There Is on the place. the usual
out-buNdings. or tie tract, about 100 acres are cleared
the balance In wood and timber.
Attor the safe Of the Farm, oil the personal estate on the
place will De sold, consisting Of furniture, horses, wagons.
carts. &c.
Terms for the land-ous-iourth cssh, balance q, 8, la
and 10 months. for n~esolisbs ro,es, interes, added. So.
cured by a trust deed.
For the personal estate, Rll sums OF $50, four months
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper. Under
that amount cash.
The taxes for 1857 TO be paid By the purchaser.
April S-ctds GODDIE Il ~APPEkSON auc,s
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THE CELEBKATED E0TK MILE RACE

HORsE RED EYE,
VTyIL.L stand the ensuing season At my sta.
w bic, sisht milss from tie city Of Rich: T
mond, Va in the county OF Chesterfield, and ~
within Eve miles Of the Broad Rock Race -'l1-
Course. Immediately on the Goode Bride Rosd. Al $40
tue season and go the Insurance, with 81 10 the Groom
for each mare. Any person putting by tho INSURANCE, for.
feits the same by parting with the mare before It Is a.cer'
tained whether she be In fcsl. Mares will be fed at forty
cents per day, and great care will be tnken TO prevent e.
cupes or accidents, but no responsibility for either.
All charges must be paid before the msre' are taken
away.
The season will commence the 10th day Of February,
and expire the lat day Of July, 1857.
PEDIGREE Red Eye was by Boston, our Of Lucy
Long, who was by imported Priam out OF Polly Franklin,
VINO was By saakspesre, vino was by v;rgioi-n, nc by
Sir Archie, aud his dam by Shenandoah, and he by Poto'
inac; Polly Frankiu's dam wa. by Potomac and be BY
Old D!amed, her grand dam by Bedford, z 9 dam by
Wildair. z. q. z dam by Shark, & g.g &. dan, BY otheilo.
DESCRlPTioE.-Red Eye Is a beautiful bay, With
black main and tail. dark .egs. except a little white on his
paccrns behind; iull sixteen hands high, OF superior &C.
tion: fine bone, and n back and loin not inferior to any
horse whatever, combining great beauty and symmetry
Of form r
For IN accoun, Of his performances, on the Turf, from
tho Spring Of 1919 to tho Fall Of 1884. see h%and.bills
March l6-cwt'stJuly JOHN bhLChEh.
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NHESH SPRING HARDWARE AND CUT.
e LERY.-l have received and am still receiving, u
largo assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware and
Cutlery, embracing every thing generally KEEP: for tho
use OF housekcepers Mechanics, Machin!sts and Farmers.
! invite the particular attention Of country msrchunta, TO
cal. and see the goods before making their spring .elec-
tons, as Elm ensbled 10 sell at low prices " punctun! Gus.
TONERS aud those who buy tor Cash.
TIfEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer ard Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware and Cutlery. No, 65, Main Street
March 25-fW
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NOTICE.
UygE undersigned Is manufacturing among other va!u.
able machines a Screw for planters which he chn
sell 'or 30; be has sold q great many: they invariably: give
satisfaction. AID lille ssid BY jadgcs :ha, ,Obacco przed
IN ~hogsheads with Screws command better prices han
,hs, which Is pu; up IN the old wsv.
P. RAIN, Eagle Foundry
April Is-es1 Reawend, W.
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FOR SALE.
n the 9th day of May, 1857, at the late residence r! Ca
~ Ito Wilkinson. IN Powhs;aa county, | mile from NJ.
chaux's Ferry, 9 miles from tioochlatd Court Homes iroIa
Jefferson. 9 from PowhatHn Court House, and I mics &. 10
Pine Creek Mills. viii. otter for sale at public hucriar, 'ur
cash. % !ikels negroes, consisting OF u.en, wcn'n NJ
children, belonging 10 the est IL Of the saiI Gallo W.l-tu.
son, deceased, and directed by hs will 10 be sold ,S! H.:
r.bu;ion amongst bis children.
TSCHARNER MlCHNrX,
March l2-cflnf Nav w b thn NEn airnNfd
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MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

osss3 q: Private Sale my Farm, lying 10 the county
-; FRINGE William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler,
:s Immediately on the Turnp Ike Road leading from
a%tIs'aTa 10 Wsrren,on. aud TWO and a half miles from
st'sv!le. a depo, On the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty.
a. a.es distan; from Alexandria which place can be
!e.:;.i N two hours on the care.
~. Estate contains Nine Hundred and F~orty.ons and a
hL' Ae's-aoou, four humid cd of which are In Wood
shd Timber. The balance In cleared and divided into
sae .;e!ds, all OF them we'll watered by lasting SPRING.
s''-a Eua-a large and never failing mountain stream
p''''' through the esta,e from wost 70 East, bordering
% sa:ea les beautiful Meadow OF ono hundred acres,
nov sel. taken in Timothy and blue grass, and no, only
sarA'i. 80 a Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur.
pea Tao uplsuds are rolling and susceptible OF any
9efee OF Improvement.
Ias.aprovemeu,s are q large and eommodlous Dwell.
,el H;o seven spacious rooms, four above and three be-
,os sa;Is. and the necessary out houses. Surround
En- yard Is a large and tourishlng Orchard Of Apples.
sM'' Peaches, Cherries, Aprico,s, &c, of the finest va
..e'' and MANY Of them in full besrlng. Country Stores
numerous and convenient The neighborhood 10 un.
S..'et b any IN :as STATE for health and affords the
'' ,ocie'y
.as'e wishing 10 purchase d fine country residence,
~ 20 VOL 20 call and examine this estate.
10y rather Information, address. Judge .. Collins Lee,
S"''"e's, Nd CT the Subscriber.
b. las w F MACRAE.
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SUTICE 70 TOBACCO PLANTERS.
acOEARMON & CffAMBERLAYEE,
INSPECTORS AT SHOCKOE WAREHOUSE,
DLsuGE ,ae!r be,, efforts To give satisfaction 70 oil
l. vao may ps1ou.se them
sAML D. M~cDEARMoS.
EDWIN II. CHAMBERLAYNE.
Ny io-Ea.: associate, Rooer, A. Mayo, Esq having re-
sIaet st NJ. L. II. Chamherlayne having been appoint.
IL Recommending him 10 the public as {. gentleman well
e1t@=-d N discharge the duties Of the Office. return my
s'ee:e :,aass 10 the Pisn:ers OF Virginia and North Caro-.
ls TO- ice LIBERAL patronage bestowed on the old con.
cen AL ,oic.: q continuance Of the same, for the new,
s''s'1as ;hsa :he: no eEors will be lacking TO promote
sss:f !a:srests.
Alnl lt-ciR 6 d McnEARMQN.
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mo. %. ASHTON,
rropSry AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW.
SHA WsEEToHN. ILLINOIS

|INN 4 Is r. E'S rESriLAT ~.
ppOVEp REeRiGERATOR.-wr have jus. r..
cciysd a full .uppiy OF the,s superior Refrigerated. q.
heir merits Il 10 almost unpecessary 10 t1tak. f, Trey
have now been before the public ak year,, and hsve t-s.
universally approved wherever thed The Va leu: apart
meats for keeping butter, milk. irui,s, &c. teys-s'e It'd
d!s,ipct from meats, 10 q valuable scquisiion In ,tec.-
They have but 70 be sen 10 be- appreciated.
For sale by the cole agents IN THE city
BuLKLEY & co,
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KAIL KUlD CAKS.
fH\HE undersigned, with long experience IL business
d manufacture Rail Road Cars, unsurpassed In work.
r%nanship. finish, and durability by any others, and solicit
the patronage Of Rail Read Managers.
On hand, Tor sale. two Sixty seat first class Passenger
Cars-each with hall shluon-and every late improve.
ment, which ,nsy be completed at two weeks notice,
with trucks OF such width, gusge OF track as may DO de-
sired. JAMES Il co.
April 2-lm' Albany, New York
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GEO. WATT p. Fl. sTAKhE,
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
rHNHlS PLOW has been ete:aiy "a
gsiaing favor With the iarners <N@9-Q
and plan,cr. for the last ten years, N
until II may now be- c%oniidered the 8~
most popular Plow in Use IA the whole South Il has taken
premium. at three oil our State Fairs, ani at the last QS55)
took the FIRST over ell the most popular Pio1s In use
Institute Of Virgiris uprn Flows. as well IA a silver medal,
being the hiahrst award offered by ,hi, Institute, and has
been successfully tossed !a every variety OF soil in thi,
State, snd many OF the more Southern States.
Manufactured By the undersigned, Ut their factory on
Franklin street. below he Exchange, Richmond, Vs..
where may he had nearly orery article used Tor Filling the
soil. All made in our own chops 81 bee, material.
tnriI a-clv GEO. VAT e. co.
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HoGER's AND SONS CUTLERY-Just % hand
Il direct from the factory. a beautiful assortment Of poet.
:, 80 non Knives, Scissors and Razors. Invite the pub
He a "sns puiiI to call and exsmine these articles
nc genefsnS THEO. ROBERTSON.
Tmnorte, and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware and Cutlery, No. Is. Main stroet.
March o5-6W
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" IRGINIA-Charles City Circuit Court. November
the 18th, 1856;
William CHRISTIANS Executor, F!a!I.'"'
Rcainst

v the lSth, 1870;
William Christinn's Executor, F!s!i.'"'
against
William Christians Creditore. De!ehoahlt
Tbis csuso camc on this day IN br hearh on the b..
The answers of the infant defendants o. their duSr'!h-
adj Item, and the plaintiffs bill having been taken ir
confessed al Rules, ss 10 the other defendants, AMI We
argued by counsel, on consideration whereof. the tosf'
doth adjudge. order and decree. tho. an accom-, be thHen
before q C0inmis.ioner OF this Cour; OF the ss-o's 81 he
plaintiffs te..utor, William Chri.tisn. deceased, an scrou't
Of the debts aud liabilities of the plaintiff te.tator, ;n.:f
character and dignity, which accounts the .aid Cor"'a
sioner 10 required ~ examine, ,tate and settle. sud 10 :ro
Court report, with any matters especially stated. deeL.et
pertinent by himself, or which may BIO required &c sct2
stated by any party interes.aI 4 ~Copy.Tettr
EDMUND WApDiLL, Chrh
The parties Interested in The above decree will TAX" "a.
,ico thu, have sppolu.ed Saturday. the 9th day Of hfii
next, as the time. and the Clerks Office. OF this county. -
the place for tsking the sncoun.s directed by sIid cfc'cc
to be taken: on which day and St III. place aforesaid ny
are required 10 appear With their papers. &c, ace't'a!y
POBT. w GRAVES.
Non-;.eioper Ciyrult Court Charles Cty Co.
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PURE MEDICINES
4 T the sanls quality as thoss for which the FIRST
" REMlUM was awarded the Subscribers Mt the late
Fair OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute, are constantly In
store, OF our own manufacture, and which we warrant TO
be Of full .treoeth and reliable.
Also. Premium Surgical Instruments In great variety, for
sale at manufacturer prices, by
LAlDLEY & ROBINSON, Chemists.
Graduates of the Philadelphia College of~Pharmacy.
April 4th and Franklin SITS,
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RETIRED PHYsICIAS

NOTICE.
Toll from tho subscriber. on Tuesday morning.
- sir March, on my trip down on the Steamer Virgi.
mia, nv pocket book, containing . bond asainit WIZ. =.
T,II.fsrro for s732 62i; ona Hca!nst John T. Boutwell,
fr SasS one against John Y. Martha. for e5ni also, Sa'in
money The public nrs cautioned sssins. receiving or
trading for enid bonds. ,,orrv
April l3-c6t' a. =.
VANSERE5 OIL-loo bols, for sale by
i APrall I& V"'s"'o""
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.u Dn jas. w. F. MACRAE.


W HUNDRED DOLIIRSK EWARD
khAAHAf IRON the subscriber. on 9th January last,
~ u TWO Negro Men named WILLIAM and DEMBO.-
""-an Is quite black, sbou; % years old, S feet I or 8
49,. ~ neiSot, STOUT muscular msn. Dembo Is % or "a
fts''od aoou. S feet 9 or 10 inches in beioht black 90.
'" IN nag asa' made. No marks recollec,ed.
nam WAS raised IN Loudoun county, near Middle.
80 N 'hi' State, and sold by Mr. Engles to R. Cooper,
.enoo was ra:sed by J. r. Woodbridge, Of Chesterfield,
.sa va sod by Dickinson, Hill & Co., OF whom | pur.
s.hea ain will give n reward Of one hundred doilare
-: s'ea " taken out Of the state, or hRy dollars each IL
~Aea! "A ne State, and all reasonable expenses paid by de.
;'e'as ta.d Negroes TO me, or to Nctsrs. Dick.
s'oa. Hl & Co, Richmond, Va. Dembo is supposed to
e5pe;v SMITH &
syHAin,s Epxospsos,
Better known among the Negroes as Mr.. Harris.
Apl
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NEW y SAFE DENTAL FLUID
~ lcHARD'S DENTAL p Z Y | D for e!sansin- n.h
M bsaut!;ytng tho teeth and gums. has bees tourd. ~
ter several years experiment an article sns~er!n2 tS,y
purpose 70 keep the teeth elssn. and the gums IN pe!'rct
order, Ito use not being detrimental 70 ,se enamel OF tsa
teeth. az It contains no corrosive matter or sly ec.d
PREPARED BIZ J. g. MEcHARD. Dentist, corner of Broad
and %th streets. ard for sale at most n the ApothecsEies,
and a. Mr. BO5SIEUX'5 Wholesale Con:ee;i"neiy eur,
M s,r.st Arr.l I3-:m
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EHRONlC COUGH IN HOksE isn ve:y ,ron'
~ blesomc disease. In a few instances Ctron.c Cc.ah
seems 10 be connected with worms. In which sverc,c,
however, IL doc, exist, DUVAL & MOTIONS Horo &c.
mic, used according TO the directors !oupt c. he -:
Will in a short time eGect bis permanent cure. To be hn.
OF DuvAL & NORTON. Druggists, and rolc Pr. prto;..s,
corner Main and i0h ss AprI I1
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.EGROEs FOR SALE.

Executive Committee N. and q. r. r
April 4-ciJuDela
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
THE OCTOBER ELECTION.

very able article appears in another
column, from tho pen Of Judge Haclsleman,
in regard to the constitutionality Of the law
which 6xes uniform time for taking the
offices Judge Petit, one Of the ablesl
lawyers in the state, has decided tho law
unconstitutional put all that il no inklinp
to the opinion Of sub Supreme Court "a
we have. The case before the Supreme
Courts In the hands Of Judge Davidson.
He lives in Decatur county, where Repub.
licans were elected last year, and where by
plenty OF hooking and crooking the Demo.
Gratis think they may elect D emocrats. In
that county the Democrats are preparing
10 run q full ticket, and IL is understood
that this Is by the adpice Of Judge David
son. We again say, go on with the election,
including Supreme Judge, to gil the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Judge Stuart The resignation Is positive
though il does not take effect till next Jan
uary, and there is as much vacancy III
there would be IL his term of office expired
thon. An effort is made in certain gu arters
TO teach that there will DO no election
There well be, and we hope the people will
elect, whether the Governor prOclaims q
vacancy or not
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
yUer ALIrLY GOSSIP.

Rev. L. @. Wood has been elected Agent
for Moores Hill College, and II Ia understood
that he will accept, and guessed that he will
DO put on the Lawrenceburg District and do
two mems work, Rev. @. G. Smiths throat
not allowing him to continue. Rev. James
Crawford willmove in a'few weeks 10 Green's
burg and il is guessed that he will 60 on
Milford circuit Rev. B. +. Crarey win 40
cept the Presidency Of Hamlin University,
Red Wing, MINI, and ii Is guesssd that he
will be succeeded by Rev. 4. H. Sabin In
Wesley Chapel, New Albany. Rev. K. d.
Long will probably be stationed in Rising
Sun, and II is guessed that he win DO succes-
ded in Wesley Chapel, Madison, by Rev. J.
w. McMullen, who, II is guessed, will be sue
ceeded by Rev. g, M. Boyd. Rev. J. A.
Beswick viii go from the Brookville College
to the pastoral work, and II Is guessed that
he viii 60 10 Everton circuit Miss Mary
Harrington will take charge Of the Primary
department in the Brookville College, and Il
Is quite certain that she will make capital
teacher. tits probable that Judge Melon
aid will not accept the Presidency Of the
Asbury University. Prof Mutt, in that
case, win act as President until the next
meeting Of the Board. Rev. A. d. Cum
ningham will probably accept the professor
ship offered him in Mt Ida College, Daven-
port Iowa.
The degree Of A. NJ. was conferred upon
Rev. J. b. Lathrop, at the late commence.
ment at Bloomington, and il is guessed that
he will 90 10 Lawrenceburg station
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

The proposition TO remove the University
from Groencastle to indianapolis is likely
to do some good, even IL il shall not result
in removal The BANNER there has no
ticed the fact that there Is a college there,
several times of late, and the people there
have talked about the old thing Wehave
not changed our opinion nor our position.
The University ought TO be moved and piil
be moved, unless the local interest do some
thing TO keep IL up, more than merely to
board the students and growl about the adj
minstration of the discipline of the college.
Two-thirds Of the troubles which have
been experienced there, have grown out OF
the habitof gossiping aboutthe government
Of the college, by the citizens of the place.
Let them learn to tend to their own busin ess
and let the faculty attend TO theirs, and
show interest enough in the college to keep
up the repairs and make the necessary i'm
provements, or contribute literally toward
thom, and the college will remain there.
Otherwise we cannot promise that il will
not be moved. We know q locality, quite
as healthy, nearly as central, with quite as
good buildings already up, which will put
up all needed buildings il the location il
removed. It will put in bid when the
question is properly opened.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Our readers can not have been more NOR
tilted over the mechanical appearance Of
our paper Of late, than we are ourself We
pay the very highest price forour work, and
expect 10 have the best kind Of work done.
Our printer promises amendment We are
reluctant TO move TO another Office, because
II would prove q serious embarrassment TO
q Woodworking but poor man We cannot
endure much longer, hence we assure our
readers that our paper shall be printed in
the best style, though we have no assurance
that this paragraph will DO readable when
II appears in the paper. We must exculpate
ourself, also, in regard TO typographical err
rors We pay the customary price for hav-
ing proof read, and corrected, but often
even that which we read and mark ourself
goes uncorrected Our editorials are fro
quently mangled, though we write better
than our correspondent "H., " whose article
last week must have made him sick, II not
mad. Weinrend improvement in this re-
spect also, for we have made arrangements
with one Of the best Offices in the city 10 do
our printing IL things do not mend where
il 10 now done. n.s,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Whether Il was the worldwide fame ofi
the orator Of the occasion, or the great and
deep interest our citizens take in the ad-
vancement Of our city interest, that called
out so many last Monday night is inmate
rial. The meeting was large, and Mr.
Smith fully sustained his reputation US a
speaker Sensible men seeking location
for capital or their families, will count such
ameeting, 70 such purpose, as adding
immensely TO whatever Of local and phys
ical advantages there may be in the place.
A people who will thus help themselves,
and thus advertise the wants and advan--
tages oftheir city, will help each other and
all new corners. We know not what course
the council may take in regard to meeting
the expenses Of advertising, by circulars,
maps, paper, &c, but we know that the ex-
pense should be borne by all in proportion
70 the advantages to be derived from the
general improvement Of the city, and there
Is no way so equitable as by an advalorem
tax on the property of the city. There ID
no laborer 80 poor as not to be benefited by
every new shop, or mill, or store or foundry
that can come among us. Even printers
and publishers will be benefited. Ever,
man who has intelligence enough to carry
on any business successfully, will subscribe
for The AMERICAN as soon as he gets here
and as soon as he gets anything to sell, OF
wants TO buy anything, he will advertise IA
Il, hence he will, in some degree, be con-
tributing to the prosperity of the paper
while he will greatly enhance his own prof
II and pleasure.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

TRASKs-Thanks TO some unknown
friend for box of sundrics, by express
That No 2, s inch India Rubber Dressing
Comb is just the thing we would need, II
our hair had not mostly bid US farewell, and
the same Of the Rose Pink hair oil, and the
Cologne and Musk. The Honey soap
was just in timc--a friend in need, while
the Bedouin Tooth Wash and the excellent
tooth brush-they are just what we want
cd. We have been using the wash, and
pronounce il excellent Should these few
limos ever reach the eye of the donos he (or
she)may consider himself thanked very
much, and at liberty TO send us another as
sortment Of notions at his earliest conven-
fence