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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

RESPECT FOR WoMEN.-I have found,
says Addison, that the men who are
really tho most fond of the ladies,
who cherish for them the highest re-
spect are seldom the most popular
with the sex. Men Of great assurance,
whose tongues are lightly hung, who
make words supply tho places OF
ideas, and place compliment in the
room ofsentiinent, are their favorites.
A duo respect for women leads to re-
spoctful action towards them; and
respect is mistaken by them for neg
lect or want Of love.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

On this point, the Grand Jury Of
the onondaga County On. Y.) Court,
at the January Term, testified over
their own signatures as follows:
"The undersigned Grand Jurors,
sworn and ompannelled as such, at
tho January Term Of the County
Court, represent TO the honorable
Court that on careful examination
Of the whole number Of complaints
preferred before us, viz; thirty-scven
In oil, twenty-three Of which, (em-
bracing several of the most aggrava-
ting crimes known TO our laws below
capital ofienccs) were directly and
plainly the result Of the traffic In spir-
ituous liquors. And of the remaining
fourteen cases, one-half Of them are
indirectly traceable to tho same source.
..Also, that we find abundant owl
dence that the calamitous fire in the
FIRST Ward in this city, In November
last, is traceable as resulting from the
same source
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

The ENEMY or WEEps.-The great
est enemy Of weeds Is not the man
who, after the first stirring OF the
ground and partly destroying the
I'll they get well growing again be-
fore the second attack-but the one
uho, after they are crippled by the
first cultivation, within tho week re-
peats the attack, and not only finds
his task much easier by the loosness
Of the earth, but most efEectually de-
stroys them, leaving the ground and
the crops in . condition to mutually
enjoy each others society without fur
Their intrusion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

EXTRA SEssIoN.-There is still
much said about an extra session Of
the Legislature. What the Governor
intends doing is not known; but If 1t
is his intention to callthe Legislature
together, tho sooner he does il the
better. The time is drawing near for
the Tax Books to be commenced by
the county Auditors, and IL we are 10
have State Tax, it should be known
soon, so as TO both save trouble and
expenses in making the books.-Pa-
oil Edqle. IS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Disease Expelled from the Blood The
fIn HoneJeee r,,red

During the past year, Ave hundred and nine persons
who had been given over by regular ply scians have
been radically cured Dy DR.. Roback's Scandinavian
remedies. Tho llsi, as taken from DR. Roback's book
OF cases b as follows 40 cases Of dyspepsia Of scro-
fula, 10 OF inepisni rhsumatsm,5 Of general debi-
~, OF nervous disorders and Of sexual weakness.
Upwards Of 800 less serious cases have also beon
treated by him with ensirs His Blood Puri-
Ger and Blood Pills cure all inorganic maladss, by
cleansing tho blood from the impurities which cause
and sustain disease. See advertisement In another
column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
Cdrter's Spanish Nurture.

Asa Spring and Summer Medicine, Carter's Span
lsh Mixture stands pre-eminent above ell others. Its
singuiarIy ecseous action the blood; Us strength
enlne and vivng qualities; its toulc action The
liver Us tendency 70 drive all humor 10 the surface;
thereby cleansing Tho syssem according 70 natures
own prescriptions he harmless and al the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the number Of cures
testified 10 BY many efihe most citizens Of
Riehmoni. Va, and elsewhere, must be conclusive
evidence that ihsre is no humbug aboutit s.
Thstrial Of single bottle will sailsfy the most
skspticAl Of lie benefits.
See sdvsrtlssment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Lrns AS MxNuRx.--I have usod
lime as Z manure In various ways
For low land tho best way il 10 sprin.
kle II brosd cast whilo tho vegetation
Is In green stnte, at tho rate Of for
" or fiffy bushels TO tho acre; but II
I cannot use It before the frost kills
the vegetation, wait until the land
Il plowed In the spring, when 1sprin.
kleit on the plowed ground, in about
the Same quantity as before. Last
year tried Il both ways, and the re-
suit was my crop was increased at
least four-fold in each instance, but
that used on tho vegetation was best
Tho soil = low, black sand.-Genes.
see Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

On another occasion, tired, and with
pockets full of the days treasures, he
mounted a stage coach and fell fast
asleep. Waking at his journeys end,
he was horrifed at finding his pock-
cts as empty Ne when he sot out. An
old woman, who sat beside him, feel
ing the pocket full Of stones, took him
for a mailman, who had loaded him
self, more cffectually to secure drown
ing; so she slyly picked the fossils,
ono by one, from the pockets Of the
drowsy philosopher, and tossed them
on the roadside.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01


After the early cabbage and other
seed Is sown for transplanting, and
the lettuce and radishes, and such
things started, attention must De Civ
en- TO planting asparagus, rh,bdrt, DC.
In planting an asparagus bed, It is
the better way II possible, to procure
the plants of . nursery man. Two
year-old plants can De obtained for
about two dollars per hundred, and .
crop win be grown two years sooner
than II the seed was sown. The best
variety is the purple-top, which is the
purplish looking variety. commonly
seen in our markets. Some suppose
there is larger variety resembling
this IN everything but its size, while
others think it rs good cultivation
that makes the differences. We have
seen that raised f'om what was called
giant seed made very d'carfsh by poor
culture. To raise plants the seed
must be sown early in spring, in drills,
an inch or so IN depth, and the rows
eighteen apart The best ground for
the seed Is ilght, rich, ioamy SOIL
AS soon as the plants are up the
srouna must po WI NorAeu.
nsPn,agus may ooglVwn "a !, Amos y y.
any soil, II well drained yet the most
suitable Is . nght, oeep SANDY ioain.
ms snoula % aug oeep'y, about Two
ise'; anu plen'y -: - ''an : 'roolPor,
sssu Win .na so,l. n P'eoe "a sIo s
nI'een rev ~ s"snsy VIZ Pfoa ra;
enousn TOT s ,,nss aay iA.a'Iy nis
snooIo DC al'lueu lh'o. 'nree peus'
. .our zee; ;nh !" 49, ioaa ~ my NY ' Ia
soon '.,nes ~. ~ wv . en- essa ~
anu .naslns ILL., $500 oeus r roa' ,e1 30, 'se
anu ,"en'y ,ees long =, w c sash oea'
WI pe am PIE LOT Sinai All, fanny nv
s s'' ~ 49, a - bsls IN ;nah - saIt
sae eo s, as M .ar sa :. s" =
anu Iske " ~: the aspaiasus =
e"d - 81. Nam rn' i sa - = y
Io'l" " SAT- ~ 70 ~. n : L. - ''ss"
wise along s oho W, ~ 'n9 psas. n'n nm,
ss vi. az "a @1 ~. sas s ;aaaa
"a wy Iv =. ~ ~ Wv ~ ~, l $500
49, :, ; .J s anart so ~. sao - 'S A.,
e - ~, 49,, 'as ,a.,' Is = s 81 ,Sp
'na. Nnes sne so,'o" = So'sLea, .n '
.;,chss leloor he snrfaca, ~ the nod
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
Woods Hair Resforafire.

We advise those OF readers In state Of single
bIessedness who woulc win the idol of his ihear,s
and enjoy that felicity kdown oniyte shoscn married
fs. 70 restore the hair their bald paies, change
their gray locks 70 their original color, make them
glossy siis, by using Prof Woods hair restorative
a Il new The standard remedy for all diseases OF tho
Ma "A skln
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

s0- A "foino" young gentleman,
turning swiftly on his heel, struck his
head against young lady. He in
stantly put himself in the position to
apologize.
mot a word said the quick wit
tod maiden; sit isn't hard enough to
hurt any body"
The coxcomb frowned and sloped
instanter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

A vERpIcr.-The following verdict
was given and written by the foreman
Of a coronor's jury at -; " We are
of A Pinion that the Decest met with
hir death from Violent Infrmation in
the Arm produced from Unoan Cauz. /"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

CALAMITY. = Fontenelle, ut the
ago ofninety-sovon, after saying many
amiable and gallant things 20 tho
young and beautiful Madame Helve-
thus, passed her once without perceiv-
ing her. &c.," said she, stopping
and addressing him, " how ! onght
to value your gallantries. You pass
me without even looking at mo. -
"a Madame said tho old man, elf l
had looked At you l could not havo
passed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Cure after Physicians had Fail

cd.
Rasselyille, Ohio. Jan. 10, 1850.
Or. @. NJ. Jaekson-Dcar sir-swe would inform you
tina, ve are out Of Hoonsnds German Blttcrs, which
meet with ready SALE One tour peighbors has been
doetorlng for some time, twethuk abouttwo years,l
villa all the doctors IN this country but all ofno avail
no locked as much like dead man going aboui, as
snyihinr We compare him 10. Ms disease appeared
TO DO ~ OVERLOOKING Of the gall. With hard persua-
ssa, prevailed him 10 try your 'bissers, with
NE promise that N u did him no good, We would
charge him nothing forit, provided he took sis bot
lcs according 10 the directions; this be has done,
and 10 now entirely cured, has become well nah -
The cure has created great sale In this neghbor-
hood. Il Respectfully, H.Ir
EDWARDS BROWN.
See advertisement,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Ar A collection in aid of Kansas
recently taken up in an Episcopal
Church in Brooklinc, Mass, one indi.
vidual--namo not given-put into the
box roll Of notes amounting TO 49,.
643.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

HAVE You Choice GRApx- Cur
rrNo THAT YoU WANT TO GRow2---
Then go to the woods, dig some roots
Of wild grapevine, cut them into
pieces of about six inches long, cut
your choice grapevine or cutting into
pieces OF only one, or at most, two
buds; insert the lower end, by the
common cleft grating method, into
the piece Of wild vine root; plant it
in tho earth, leaving the bud Of the
cutting just level with the top Of the
ground. Every one 80 made will
grow, and in two years become bear
ing plants.-Ohio Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

The town council of Athens, Geor-
gia, have voted that bodies of suicides
shall be given to the physicians for
dissection.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01


Anything less than square 90 be counted NJ fun
square, fraction over square, square and half
fraction a square aud half two squares, aud
40 ON.
Circuit aud common pleas codrt, administration
and other legal notices, must DO paid In advance. or
amply secured. In 10 case will We await the Issue
OF suit for the printers fee. Attorneys will be held
responsible for The legal advertisements ordered by
them.
Announcing candidates Of every description, 81 10
subseribers..and - TO taose who are not-payment
Invariably IA advance.
Advertisements not marked on The copy fora spec.
lied number OF Insertions, will be continued untl or
dered out, and payment required accordingly unless
they reier to dohnte date, whenthey will be lnser-
ted 10 that date. II marked 'till forbid ~ they will
Of course, be inserted until ordered cut, usual
rates.
All advertisements flom strangers or transient per-
sons 10 be paid In advance.
Special notices, Puns and Communications design.
cd 70 promote private Interest, will b. charged 81
per square for each Insertion.
Marriages announced grntuitously.
Deaths Will DO announced gratultOusy, but Lengthy
obituary notices will DO charged for special not-
Gee.
Business notices published In the Editorial col
wl be charged for each Insertion ten cents per
line.
Advertiser ents loaded aud placed under the head
OF Special notices. u ten lines oyer Win BE- eharg-
cd double the usual rates. n under that amount, any
cents for each insertion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
500 AGENTS WANTED

A LUCRATIVE AND PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT.
A GENTS wanted to sell Dr.. Fross's London vcget-
~ able bilious Pills throughout The Western
ktatcs.
We want industrious aud active men TO canvass the
country thoroughly land deposit medicines with eve.
~ family. We afv employing Agents 20 canvass on
lootor with horse and buggy ut The following terms:
Canyazsers ON foot year. SJO;on horseback $500
with ho,se aud buggy, sa5O Agents arc required 10
furnish horses and bugges.
In addition TO the above salaries We defray all cS-
penses incident 10 the business. II Il agreeable
and healthul occupation for Dung men, giving thcm
good opportunity 70 make money, without the posi-
bty of sustaining loss accrulng from selling COM
mission, Applicants should apply In person, or adj
Dress Il further information be desired, the Proprie
tors by letter No one will be employed for less
term than year, and We viii enter into written
contract 70 mat effect.
We shall require security In all II VIC are not
personally acquainted with the applicant, shall
entrust in his custody monies, medicines, books aud
receipts. 10 tho amount from i've hundred 10 three
thousand dollars J. NJ FROST d co.
polls, Ind. ap.24,fw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

can recommend Mr.. For.hA's Alternative Rain, =.
being the beat medicine \ ever used for eramls and
nasA sns n s one oss sa. vas q s.
pains. have tried & Coz bruises. and burma.
and iound n to give immediate relief. vas aiken
myself aud ! only rubbed twice, and ne path lsh
me-, and l was a. well asI ever was IIls fosd TO-
hendachcs my son vas aachsd With .efere heedschs
relieved Yours :, " lsss, !s..
Certificate from \. s. uubbis, Of the Cincinnati insl
We haa horse thrown overheard rom Coal fiaf.
between two beats, and fast IN lhs fea a ths tuf
and stsambonf passing, which damned ue boat %
was very much cut AMI bruised. Amer Ne = him
ont wo applied NJ. Forshaf Attentive BIN ifee'f 10
~ss rsIns nsi after sisnsinr ssout Unity
the horse was put 60 work. ~ well eYef sxeeft the
scarsln consequences Of The euls he g't
And we would cheerftlis recommend % Ne pubic
as the beat medicine have usod, and We hnef uled
al Of tie different Kinds that ere IA I concur
sa cshs - s'so@ ss,ss d.: nsssss ni ,.
and also for cuts and bruises ON Che hunaH pefson
oeriihsnio i'on chas. s. nysni. Ess. :,
During The summer aud iall u 1890 quite iii 81
dlnerent tines from disease q the stomach and howell
ny HE FIRST Of December, The cempainth run through
The yalipus stages Of the dafrhea and d,seniy and
finally tie pie set m 20 complete the almost iiolcr-
able physical misery 10 which ths latter eonplnut re-
NY bed for abou, week with hls last complaint. and
was vsry much reduced. bad applied 20 Niniu
phi, siean Who had prescribed e. several day. bal
saw evident symtoms o. recovery. Al his point ~
time, fufsha'f AlfefaliTe Balm underm otseye'
ton. ny considerable persuasion. 4 wa induced 70
paroxssn On she disease came 81. hsa al u, some
three OF thee doses, when fi decidedly better ard
afterwards recovered vi such rslidlf hat ~ tve
slrely Zee from The Effects n tho disease.
believe the b.tn y an cxcsiient remedy fof dye
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
Terre Hauie, Ind, Oct. ~, sc.
lnst three bottles Of your

Ierrc haufc, lnds Oct ~ 1ts
DR.. Robaek--Sirs--1he lasi three bottles Of your
Blood Purifier and the accompanying Pills, have re-
hsyed me OF the last vcstigc OF my rheumatism.
consider the cure all bat miraculous. Amer having
suffered the most acute agony, almost without inter-
missions for the last eight years, and being for three
yearsa cripple scarcely renlize tho met that NJ
this moment, nfier having used your Scandinavian
Remedies for only three months and few days, am
hale, hearty man. capable OF performing manual
labor, aud entirely free from pain. When hfst app
plIcd 70 you BY letter. for supply o. your medicine,
WAS little better than anatomical skeleton. For
than two years had never enjoyed one hour OF
nnbroke night rest and my mind sinking with my
body, had become greatly enfeobiod. The very hrst
bottle wrought surprising change Cor The better In
my system. and Alternating thai wonderful resiofas
i've. together with the Blood Pills. Tor one month,
felt thatn complete regeneration ofcver yaniai fnnc
ton was IN progress was not deceived. am now,
az 81 years Of age. free from every symptom OF
rheumatism n was nj 90. There can be no doubt
that this wonderful cure sdue 10 your remedies alone
and am willing. lift will serve you. induce 9th
efs 10 seek relief from the same source, ai this let
ter shoaid DO made public. Yours, DC.
JACOB ATKINS.
Sold by W w. Roberts. indianapolis; 8. y. fIasson,
M Carmel; NJ. w. Halle, Brookville, brookvllie;
., n. Clements, BloomInggrose; Dr. Clifford, Laurel.
dcc1e'551y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
Mercury, lmprudence In Life,
or impuriiy OF me

HOOP.
This great Alternative medicine aud Purifier Of the
blood Is used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts OF the United States who testify daily
10 The rvmarkable cures performed BY The greatest Of
all medicines, .CArtof's Spanish Mixtaro.r Rhen-
natl m, Neuralgia, scrofula, Eruptons tho skin.
Liver disease, Feyers Ulcers old sores, Affection OF
the kidno,s, Diseases OF the throat, Female com
plants, Palms and aching offe Bones and joints are
speedily quito Hight by using this insstls6ic
do.
For ali diseases OF tho blood, nothing has yet been
found 70 compare With II. " elcanaes The stem OF
all Impurities. acts gently aud efficiently on the Ly
or and Kidneys. and Strengthens digestion. gyestone
TO the stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy
restores the Constitution, bcd By diseases
ken down by the excuses OF youth, 10 lie pristine VI
gor and strength,
For the diseases OF Females ITS particularly appli-
cable, aud wherever ithas become know "a, regular
prescribed with The happiest effects. IL nvigoraies
The woAk and debiitated, and imparis elasticity 10
tho worn out frame, clears the AZ aud leaves tho
patient fresh and vigorous single bottle OF this IN
essimabls remeds Is worth more Than All he called
Sarsapnriilns In existence.
The large number OF certificates which We have re-
eeived from ali parts " tho United states the best
evidence thai there Ia no hnmbug In u. The press,
the hotclkcepcrs, phy seians. aud public
innn,w known TO The community, all add tholr
umony 10 the wonderfais effects OF this
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
RATES OF COMMISSION
WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT rs MADE.

On sales Of $4,000 aud under our commission will be
xpcr cent, except when the h less than -lO0 mon
Siuuo 70 $1,000 Will be cfrrgcd u per cent; from ST.
2per cent will bo charged the first $1,000 ON all
sales OF property while la hands, commission will
be charged, though the sale be by other
prniies.
TO Withdraw property from our charge, We require
two weeks notice, aud In contract Is commenced
before withdrawal our commission must be- paid.
lEP We are making Arrangements 70 form business
connections With reliable firms In Iowa. Missouri Nis-
eonsn, Minnesota, Nebraska, and kpnsas, and Will be
prepared 10 locate Land Warrants, buy EXCHANGE or
sell Western property advantage 10 thoso wishing
10 eniigfate toa new aud growing country.
Neshal conduct business with promptnesa aud into-
gritty and desire all th0sc trusting their proper In our
hands 20 gi,o as faf aud fun description OF lie
quality, advantages and disadvantage.
Persons wishing Go exchange, purchase OF SELL we I'M
siic 90 examine our register
apritl7,57
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

fsnchhurr. Highland CO.. Jan . So.
Thlslste certify that have bren afflicted f. seven
az eight yeafH nth te spinal sfcion and dyspepsia,
had tried The various remedies pffsrflbea ~ g physI
clans Who sliendfd ne but oltalntd no permanent e.
lief ustli ulei d.. fofsha's AifrhiItc Haim. ~
rellff and had not used than seven toisI an
" was entirely enfed u tho Abofo nelnfd diseases.
focl Il due the public. well 20 ~. Persia 70
state The above named sots, and 10 say that helsse
Che BALM 10 be The test medicine IA nse and 4 can
mol recommend u loo highly 20 suffering humsnlff.
have used "a Ia many other II my family for
which u was recommended, and n has given sstlrs
satisfaction Ia all casfs. Jonn AAEsa.
amwell acquainted With AlexaudeF CLARK and he
wife, and also John Walkof, and I know the above
statement % be matters OF fact and they ptrs Of
reapeciabllIiy and candof.
ls'saedl A. e'nLfR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
S. G. FRINK, nj. D,
DENTIST.

TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
Gibbons VI Indianapolis and vicinity that he has
taken up permanent residence among thom for the
practice OF his Profession.
Having had The experience Of largo asd suece a.
fn practice Ia the ely OF brooklyn, New York, the
lac years. combnce with determination 20 excel
does not hesitate 10 say, that any persons who need
DEsrAL operations, and Wish them executed Ia The
skiful and finished manner, iehonf me incoHrs'
silence II repeated lai, may feel The faliest confidence
In him as q Dentist " established reputation.
lnconuptiblc Porcelain teeth inserted on Gold Sill
yer or Piatina, with his improved continuous Gum.
coiofcd % lifc,-from one to an entire set, which
for beauty and llelkc appearance cannot be surpas
sod.
Every operation necessary for the preservation and
beauty OF the humen teeth Will be performed Ia the
prices which cannot ial 10 give satisfaction. All work
warranted TO perfermtho promised. Tho best
OF reference given when required.
office from A. N. too I'M Once over The Bank
OF the Capitol, nFst noor, No. East Washington 81.
npQf1y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

AK You PLANTING Our A GnArx-
Vine?-Then dig the ground two feet
deep, and ut least = space Of four feet
in diameter, and also dig and mix in
with the earth one bushel Of we'll
rooted barnyard manure for each vine.
Do not uso fresh manure, and If you
have no old, then mix one quart Of
lime and two quarts of ground or bro
ken bones, with one gallon of cham
Der ley; scatter il over tho ground be-
forehsnd, and dig in thoroughly
When you plant tho vine, see 70 it,
first, that the roots are not dry and
dead: cut one; IL it is black on the
inside, it is dead; try another; il they
are blackened and dead, cut them
away. The roots of young grape
vines will not bear much exposure,
and often plants are set out when not
q single root will grow, and thus the
plant is not better than 4 cutting -
Cut your vine after planting, 80 that
only two buds are left 10 grow. If
you have been careful to prepare the
ground IS above--have spread out
the roots carefully, in setting-have
not trod upon the gro6nd, and after
ward are careful to keep the ground
hood once in two weeks, all summer,
your vines will be six feet high in
October Ohio Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

vryHE AGRICULTURAL STEAMER ls DESIGN
ed Cor cooking food for all kinds OF slocki steam
ing single blockr carriage and char timber, render.
Ing lard aud taliowi and for heating water for an
purpose. II Il readily converted into cauldron for
boiling sugar water, making soap. aud variety OF
other uses. Tho steamer doesthe work required Ia
less than half the umo, with much less aitenlonand
other way n Il perfectly simple. and safe, being 20
constructed ~ 10 avoid tho possibility Of explosion.
For particulars call on the subscdber Price, IS.
am delivering the Little Giant and Steamer 10
the farmers Of Franklin, Fayctic, uuion, Rush aud
Decatur courtles,al
Cincinnati Prices
All orders addressed 20 ma at Brookytlo will
meet pfompi attention. WM. H. MULfohD.
Brookvilie, Aphii7, 80.