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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

rI,HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have bson
taxed their utmost 10 produce this best. most perfect
purgntive which IL known 10 Innunerabo proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpsss In
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
preoedencdy upon the esteem Of al They ssfs
and pleasant TO take, but powerful to Their pens
sng properties stimulate the vital activities Of The body
remove the distractions Of IL organs purify the blood
aud expe disease They purge ont the foul humo which
breed and grow ds,emper, stimulate sluggish dror
dered organs into their natural action and npar healthy
with strength 10 tho whole system. Not only DO
they the everyday complaints u every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of human skin While they produce powerful
effects they tho time IN diminished Doses the
safest and best physio that be employed fer children
bclng sugarcoaied they pleasant 70 taks and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of harm Cures
made which surpass belief they not sub
siantatod BY Of such exalted position and character
10 forbid the suspicion of untrnih, Many eminent
corgymen and physicians have lent their 20 cer
~ 10 the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9th
era have sent me the assurance Of their conviction that
my contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-fnen
The Agent below named Il pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaints
costivene.s Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Drorry,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach, Nau
sea Indigestion Morbid lnacton Of the Bowels and Pain
arising thereton, flstuiency Loss 81 Appee All Ulcer
Gus aud Cutancous Diseases which require esacunni
Medicine scrofnia Kings Evil They also, by purity
mg tho blood and stimulating tho system, cure meny
complaints which IL would not be supposed they could
reach such a. Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia end
Nervous Irtabity Derangenents OF the Liver and Kid
news Govt and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction Of its functions.
Do he put on by unprinclpled dealers with xons
other pill they make more profit Ask for ArER'i
Pills. and take nothing else. No other they can gvs
you compares with this In its intrinsic value curative
powers The DICK want the best aid there s for them
and they should have II.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mass
PRICE rs CTS Pen Box. FIVE BlxEs roE 81.
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More Cures.

philadelphia, ID mo, Goth, 1850.
Respected Friend-I had for several years been az
aieted with dyspepsia and occasionally with General
Debility. accidentally tried thy medicine, Hoof
lands German Btters, In the rst place upon daugh-
ter. she having severe spell Of sickness Thy HoOf
lands German Biiers had such effect on her genera
debility that was induced 10 Try IL myself then
got bottle aud used Il according TO the directions
and Il relieved me more than anything had before
used giving general tone and strength the stomach
and system. Last fall had very spell Of the
Diarrhea, which continued for some time N, life,
for time, was despaired Of 1hy Bitters again be-
ing used, acted very happily the stomach and In
testlnes, and soon relieved from the great pain
suffered, and gave general health to tho system.
consider IL, doctor, Of the most valuable medi-
cnes ever used, and shall take great pleasure In
recommending ito others.
Very respectfully thy friend,
SAMUEL HUTTON,
Nos jennings row, Catherine, above third.
Soc advertisements
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DR.. Roback's Theory and Practrce.
Il would seem that poctor Robacks ''scandinavian
Remedies have taken the highest rank among the
standard medicines OF the dap Histheory is that In
whatever organ disease may show ,sef,s scat Is In
the blood Hence, hi. famous Swedish curaiives, the
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, designed to act,
specifically upon the sangulneous fluid. One thirg
csnnotb be dsputed they produce most sauary effects
evea in apparently hopeless cases. individuals who
have suffered yeasffom dyspepsia scrofula, erup-
tons Of tho skin, bronchitis, asthma, generalprosira-
ton, liver complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia and ma
ny other distressing complaints, report themselves,
over their own signatures, as radically cured by
course oithese Remedies The claims Of DR.. Robacks
advertisements are therefore supported BY comPe-
ieniproof fa
See advertisement. hsll saaa sst
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FARN MgCNa ANO WORKING s

s6r An absent wife is thus called
upon to return to bed and board:
Jane, your absence ruin all. Think
Of your husband; your parents; your
children. Return; oil may bo well;
happy. AZ any rate enclose the key
of the cupboard whore the gin is.
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IEoods Hnir Restorntire-

Those who have used Prof Woods Hair Rostora-
tive sufficiently eognizant Of
BUTCHERS may not be aware that IL is ordinary
ueic. Twas discovered by Prof. Wood, able che
mist and Professor OF that SCIENCE while expermsn-
ng TO md aremedo for tee change and falling out OF
his own hair. Its wonderful effects in his own case
and that Of some private friends and urgent
qves's, induced him 70 oer n 70 the pusllc.-Bulu
more Dispatch.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

nag- Recreation is n second crea-
ton when WEAKNESS has almost an
Inflated ones spirits. It's the breath.
ing of tho soul which otherwise would
be stifled with continual business.
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PHILApELpHrA. MAY %.

A large amount of the now cents
have been drawn from the mint to-
day, for use and distribution in other
cities.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

Buck Mckinney, who. with five
others, escape from Jail, on Thursday
night last, was arrested in Greens
burg, last night. He will be brought
back TO morrow.
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REVIEW OF THE
MARKET

CAREFULLY corrected for thispoPer by IA
ron A. C5tfer, Grocer, Produce and Com
mission Merchant soufh-eaH corner Of Main
and Serenth streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dog- Never turn a deaf ear to q
woman in distress, because you can
not see how you would be the gamer
by her better condition.
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FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY,
OF
IN Ola N A POLLS

The depository OF this Society nov al the residence
OF John wilkins, on Market street, where Bibles and
Testament, 10 Eng.h: F.ench and Gerrnan Of every
and nish, oe had at cost prices aud where 81
blss and Tesamsnts can be had for sratuitous dsbu
sion. tatfl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
] UST PUBLIS H Ed

eeiiIon Of DR.. Viewers Guide to Health;
Contains full directions for the immediate cure Of
SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs, and all diseases ari
sing from impu-e state of the BLOOD. This one
OF the MOST IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS OF the
day and should DO in tbs hands Of every family. To
be had gratis by all Of Dr. weaver's agent.
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S. c. FRINK, M. D,
DENTIST.

FyvAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
Citizens OF indianapolis and vicinity that he has
taken up permanent residence among item for fhe
practice OF his Profession. .t4
Having had the experience OF large ant success
fn practice In the city of Brooklyn, New York, the
last 7 years, comblnee with determination TO excel.
does not hesitate 70 say, that any persons who need
DrsrAL peraions, and wish them executed In the
most skilful and fnished manner, teioa fhe nconss
nieos Of repealed trial., may feel the fullest confidence
In him a. Dentist Of established reputation.
Incoruptlble Porcelain teeth inserted on Gold Sill
yer or Platlna, with his improved continuous Gums
coloredto life.--from one to an entire set, which
for beauty and like appearance cannotbe spss-
sed.
Every operation necessary for the preservaion and
most careful, thorough and perfect manner, and a
prices which cannot fail 20 give satisfaction. All work
warranted 70 perf,rmshe services promised. Iss best
ONCE from A. n. 10 6p.n. once over the Bank
Of the Capitol, fret noor Nos East Washington e.
ap24ly
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roy EVERY RE1DER Gas

viii please notice the Advertisement Descriptive Of Mr..
sears Pictorial Family Bible, and send for the printed
Catalogue u all our illustrated Works.
To the uninitiated In the great art Of Selling Books
We would say. that We present a scheme for money
making, fas betterthan all tie gold mines Of California
or Australia.
ANY person wishing 70 embark in the enterprise, will
risk but little BY sending the Publisher s25 for which
he viii receive sample copies Of the various works, Cat
Wholesale prees) carefully hoxsd insured, and drec-
ted, anording very liberal percentage 10 the agent 70
his trouble With these he viii be able TO ascertain
the most saleahle, and order accordingly. Address
(post paid ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
I6i William Street, New York
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Ut
complaints. EBkS KNIGHT, n. d. ~IEri|
used your PfcfoRst myself and N my hmy since
ss sssr put ut - ont w lad cold should ssen
iay twcnyh dollars for bofiIe than DO without H. q
lake any other renedyP t..I ~
Group, whooping coush, Inaaen 20:
BfotHrE Arm; win cheerflly certify your rzc1oRkE
!. tho best remedy We pos.e.s hr the cure Of WepQ
your fraternity IN the south appreciate your ski. and
oosmend your medicine 70 or gserl, ,v,,, :.
AMOS LEE ESQ.,. Mosrrnkr. IA, writes, "a Jan, 1866
had tedious Influenza, which confined me IN doors
IN weeks; took many medicine. without relief; finally
The frst dose relieved the IN my throat and
lungs Ices than half the bottle made completely
veil Your medicines the cheapest well - the best
dies, a. the poor mans friend"
Asthma OF Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
wEsr MANCHESTER. Pa. Feb. 4 1850
cures IN this section II has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms q consumption, and 4 nov curing man
who hss ssorsd under az soa q Iss isns. Tor the
A. A. RAMSEY, Nd Atnps, Mormon %, Iowa,
writes Sept G. 1885 "Durng my practice Of many yoars
have found nothing equal your cnksRr rroroRkI for
giving ease and relief 20 eonsump've patients OF curing
We might add volumes n evidences but the most con.
vnclng proof Of the virtues Of ths remedy found IN ~
effects upon trial.
Consumption. ~
Probably no ono remedy has ever been known Which
cured many and such dangerous this. scne
no human aid reach but even 70 those ths cHrrss
PICTORIAL affords relief and comfort t H
AsroR HOUSE, NEw YonK cIff. March 8, 1858
DocToR ARA, LOWELL; feel II duty and pleasure
10 Inform You what your Cnffnf PxoToRkL has done for
my wife She had been Ave months isborng under the
dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, ffom which no aid
We could procure gave her much relief She steadily
tiing until Dr. Strong. Of this city where have
for advice, recommended trial Of your medicine We
bless HIS Kindness do skin, for she has
ercd from that day She u not Jet strong A. ths us>a
10 be- but n free from her cough and calls herrelf we'll
Yours with grafltude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, 90 eHrLlfvfEfE.
Cnsnspce,, do not despair tn you have tried ArEs
CHxRaf PrcroRA II IA made BY one OF the best medical
chemists the world and ts all around ne be<rsak
the hieh merits OF its virfnes Philadelphia Lefrsr.
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OWEN WILLIAMS. RAwsoN VALE.
WILLIAMS e. VALE,
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS,
NO. % EAST WASHINGTON ST,
INDIANAPOL IND
VIII exchange, Purchase, Rent and make sale Of all
all kinds OF Real Estate, Commission; Locate Land
Warrants, Make Investments, Pay Taxes, Examine H.
ties, Draft Deeds, Cotracts, &c. .- II.
his special attention TO the Securing and Collection Of
Debts The other partner, having thorough acqusn-
lance with the value Of real estate win devote particu
lar attention to this part af their business. zf.
They have an extensive acquaintance throughout
the State Of Indiana and In the Western States and
Territories generally and viii exert every effort to give
general satisfaction.
REFERENCES.
Stewart & Bowen, Jno. D. Defrees, Pres't Central
Rank, indianapolis; Weeks 4 Stacy IT. Des Moines,
Iowa. Hon. Schuyler Colfax. NJ. c., South Bend, Ind;
Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond Ind; ID f. Cook, Atty,
Maumee City, Ohio: H. s. Cumminge, Atty, Toledo,
Ohio; Garfield Moffet Grocers Cincinnati Ohio; Han
nah, Garreston Co., Ceve land Ohio; Hon. o. Bowen,
Hon. Thos, W. BARLEY Hon: Josiah scott, supreme
Court Of Ohio; Adams Buckinghams, New York City;
Lippencott, Coffin Co, Philadelphia; Benz. Powers,
s. Moore, Jr., Bankers Delaware, Ohio; Geo. Qunby,
Banker, Bucyrus, Ohio; J. 5; Moreheadt Co., Louis
w RATES OF COMMISSION
WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT Is MADE.
On sales Of $1,000 and UNDER commission will be
2per cent except when the is less than 400, from
5000 to 5000 will be chrrged per cent? from SIS,
600 81 900 will be charged per cent In all cases
per cent will be charged the first $1,000 On all
sales Of property whilo In our hands, commission win
echarged though the sale be contaminated BY other
praties
To withdraw property from our charge. we require
two weeks notice. and in contract Is commenced
before withdrawal our commission must be paid
III We are making arrangements TO form business
connections with reliable firms In Iowa, Missouri, Wis
eonsin Minnesota Nebraska, and Kansas and will b.
prepared TO locate Land Warrants, buy exchange, OF
sell Western property 70 advantage, 70 those wishing
20 ernigrate 20 and growing country.
We shall conduct business with promptness and into
gritty aud desire oil those trusting their proper In our
hands 10 give us fair and full description ofs location
quality. advantages and disadvantage.
Persons wishing 70 exchange purchase or SELL we in
vite 10 examine our register.
april 1857
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COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS Ia
" ken In exchange for goods. At the highest market
price, by TYNER A KIMBLE.
Rockville. Ind
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LyDchburF, Highland CO. Jan q 81.
Thisis to certify that have trn sfiict q even
or eight years n the spinal al clon and dyspepsia,
and part Of that lime confined 20 my bed I
had tried the various Remedies prescribed y the piosi
clans who attended but obtsined peru nnent
li'f urfil ] tried Dr.. forsha's Alfratse Balm. b.
the time had used three or four DO tl.s felt grca
rell I, and had not used more than bottles
al entirely cuFtd Of the above namtd diseases
feel Il due the public. as well ~ 10 n. Frrsha TO
the above named facts, and 10 say that believe
the BALM be tho hest medicine In use. and can
not recommend IL too highly TO suuerng hum snity.
have used II in many other cases IN ny family for
which II was recommended, and Il has given entire
satisfaction In all easss. JoHr wALKkE.
IamwelI acquainted with Alexander Clark and his
wife, and also sohn Walker. and I know the above
ssementto be matters Of fact, and hey persons Of
responsibility and cAndor.
fsignedl .-..- A. eIBLER.
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DROWN AND BLEACHED MUsLINs AND TICK
ID ings, constantly on hand, and every grade OF
sheeilngs aud shlrings. for sale low, At
Brookville, lad. TYNER 4 kIMBLE's-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

"A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF HAHDWA ARE,
IL Iron Nails, Wagon Boxoe Grindstones, and salt,
always on hand and for sale ~ TYNER KIsIBLE.
Brookvillc Ind,
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RH8| y - 80 - - @Fft.| -
cohs MEAL, bush. .700510
CurfsK, ID ......... R0ff3
c0FFEE-
Rio, Com N. n II 3-i@llk
{" Prime. 10 Il i-2al234
Java, n.....-.....ib0i Is
Laguyra, ih......i3@13 i-2
Eoos. dux..............sttt9
Flour, bbl.....s6 0Q0fo 90
FISH
Nackcrei, No. :. bbl
sIe GOALS 90
MackeTeI, No. 2, hbl
4" No. ;, bbl
5000
/" No. ,, 10 Dbl
Kits Ex,............<j 70
white Fish, Dbl. IL 50013
IL Dbl - hoHo %
FRUITS
Dried Applss....2 25G2 IS
I" Peaches, bu.h
50 1898 70
FEAriiEns, ib......-...fo
GRAIN
Corn, bush. 5070
wheat, bush......-el %
Rye, bush.. ......0oe
Oats. hneh. il(alb
HAY, ton-.-.......3 l2ee i6
pressed, cwt. ssoesl Is
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-29

Boiler Maker and Sheet Iron Worker,
HAS ALWAYS on HAND NEW AND SECOND
Ill hand Boilers and Chimncys FOR sale a, prices CON-
peting with tho best shops IN Cincinnati, and will ex
ecute promptly any ORDERS and WARRANTS all his work
perfect, and togiVe entire satisfaction.
Iron Shop,on Union Track, one square east Union
Station, INDIANAPoLls, IND.
may s-5s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

a SAD PICTURE.-- Tuesday evening, a
poor man, with his wife AMI four children,
passed through this town, on their way to
johnson CO.. Ind. Wth them they had a
cart, which contained their household
goods. This cart, the man and his son,
Il little boy of 1 q years, had dragged all the
way from Bath CO.. KY, and expected to
drag it the rest of their Uoumey-some
three or four hundred miles! The wife s
story is plain and simple. They had
always lived in Kentucky, and were regar-
ded, as they were, as "poor white folks. "
BY dint of hard labor on the part of both
they had managed to earn Il subsistence
tor themselves and littlo ones, until last
summer, when the husband hal his leg
mashed. This was an unfortunate stroke
for the wife and little ones. By redoubled
exertion the wife managed to earn enough
to supply the little mouths with food
Meanwhile. the physicians wanted to am
putate the fractured limb,-but the wife
strongly opposed it, saying that eff he
died, ne should 20 alto 5ether." His Ley
was not mputated, and in two months he
was able to walk. He then f0unl out thai
as ave State was not the placefor p,o'
,0hi man! s. soon as possible, he gath.
cred his few. chattels, placea two OF his
ehilIren, with them, ina CART and hi@cheC
himself and little boy thereto,s land started
his wife carrying a babe at her breast, TO
a free .State. the husband is still a Grip
pie. When theyiarrived here they wer'
penniless. A purse OF money was .imme
diately made up by our citizens. and givel
them. Our purses are always open to tn
calls of humanity God sped them OF
their journey, aud may they yet live to par
take of the sunshine of lie! They hav
witnessed it's shadows. How true it j
that one-half the world knows nothing O
The miseries of the other half!-Wes
s Union Scion of 7empsrance. ~ r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
slt -.a To iiFrom the Washington Republic.
Slavery the Supreme, Llw--State
Sovereignty 90 be Over.;ArOWn.

Step by step. the Black Democracy are
preparing to subiagate this country to the
sway of African b.rbaiism. 1T is scarcely
three mon hs since the President startled
all sober men with the announcement that
the Constitution carries Slavery into all
the Territories of the Union; AMI now his
psnsoned orgtn, the Washinyton Ution
speakng d ,udtiees dy Futhority, has tie
auciacity In assert, THAT NOT EVEN
STATE SOVEREIGNTY is A BAR
RIER TO THE BLACK AND BLIGHT
ING CURSE! 1'.. ''''..
b Who could have dreamed, five or seven
years ago, that the official organ of any
Administrator would have, DARED
SUCH ,NINSULT, TO THE SOVER-
EIGHTY OF, THE STATES, AND TO
THE RICH rs OF THE PEOPLE!
4 We could scarcely credit our senses
when we read the following passages in the
Washington Usioa OF Tuesday last:
"The Constitution declares that 'the
citizens of each State shall be entitled to
all the privileges and immuni,ies Of citi-
zens of the several States Every citizen
ofone State coming into another Safe, has
therefore, a right to the protection of his
person, and that properly which is recog-
nzed as such by the Constitution of til,
| United States, any law Of a State to the
contrary notwithstanding. So far from
any State having right to deprive hin
! of this properly, it is is bounlen duty tC
protect him in its poS5 ,ssion.
off these views are cor1ect-and we be
| levs it would be difficult to invalidatt
:hem-it follows that all State laws
whether organic or otherwise, which pro
hibit citizen bringing his slave pop rty
with him, and most especially declaring i
forfeited. are direct violation Of the orgina
intention OF a Governm INT which, as be
fore stated, is the protection of person anl
| property. anil OF the Constitution of th,
| United States, which recognizes property
in slaves, AMI declares that the citizens
Of each State shall be entitled to all the
privileges and immuni,ies of citizens o
the several States among the most essen
tial of which is the protection OF person
and property
Following this 'h:est exposition of Blac|
Democracy, which very far transcend
the creed Of Calhoun, or Of his Soul
'srolina disciples Of the present day. TIN
editor labors IN an article OF two columns
and half, to gili the nauseous pill. Th
labpred length Of this jesuiiical editorial
brimfu as il is of the Iankest toryisn
and moral .reason:" demonstrates it t.
be an inlireet emanntlon from the Presi
dent and Cabinet; and we shall not BE- ir
the least surprised if it turns out to b
ia foreshadowing of the Message. Th