davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-14

2 What vegetable expresses the relation
between milk and water2 Pumpkin:
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-14

For drunkenness, drink cold water for
health, rise early to be happy, be honest !;
to pleaee all, mind your own business.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-14

Advice is like snow the softer it falls,
the longer it dweiis upon, and deeper il
sinks into the mind.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-14

Why are old maids the most charming
rscple2 Because they are matchless.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-14

To persevcre is ones duty, and to be
silent is the best answer in calumny.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
OF private wealth


in $50, ,....--.... ,000, 900
The latter sum. after ,leduc.ing the ag-
gregaie Of our nationa, debt, viii still leave
over twenty five thousand millions of doll
lars of actual wealth.
Now, suppose that any citizen, possess
ed of property to any amount that may be
named, owes debts 10 the amount of one
tenth that property: il his case very dcs-
perate enc? Is ten per cert. OF ones as
sets very alarming lien or mortgage up
on ones resources? Yet orr entire nation
ant as il is that not COLLAR Of unnec-
essary debt should ever be created, is less
than onc>tenth of the private wealth Of
our citizens, leaving wholly out Of account
the public wealth, as well rs the rapid and
increasing growth OF our resources I'm the
future. WHY, the value of the corn crop
of the United States acne. for two years,
would more than paw off the debt OF tvs en-
ty-five hundred millions.
Let no reader misapprehend us. We
do not believe in national debis. either as
trifles Of small account, or. still lcss. NJ
national dressings. We hold that I'll debt.
always and everywhere, is 50 much danger
until IL is in fair way OF LIQUIDATION
But when we are warned by partisan
spokesmen that our people have got fas-
tened to their necks a milestone so heavy
that II will crush the labor and The capital
OF the country, we desire that the plain
facts as to the refstive amount OF our debt
and credit should appear.-Cincinnoti
Commercial g.as-sl --ast.T -rl -rrfT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

The party which proves IFS patriotism by
striving 10 depicciate the credit of its Cow
eminent is as unfortunate in The time as In
the manner of its attack. In the midst Of
the Democratic rejoicipgs over the dcclar>
alton of an Irresponsible but pretentious
manufacturer of campaign documents, that
We were running deeper ant deeper In
debt, and were in reality bankrupt, comes
the monthly statement of the Public Debt
by the Secretary OF the Treasury. Ruined
as we are beyond possibility of rescue, we
have con.rived in the last month to pay off
round million of our debt, besides pays
ing all current expenses as they eceur. II
we leave out of the account tho Pacific
Railroad bonds, which are not actual debt,
since we have satisfactory guarantee of
their repayment the decrease Of tbs MAJ
tional Debt in the last month Is over FIVE
million dollars. Sure as We are, according
to Delmar, to have heavier expenditures
and lighter receipts, the Democratic .Sec>
rotary ofthc Treasury announces his belief
THAI this month our receipts will be heavier
than in the past one, that our expenditures
viii be lighter, and that In consequence q
yet larger reduction of the ,Notional Debt
viii be secured. 1900 $500 .t.4,
Republicans. every slanderous invention
of the public enemy recoils with ten>fold
force upon his own head. The oiicisl lg-
ures now given blythe Secretary Of the
Treasury himself show that the late carni'
val of faisehood about the national finan
ces is utterly, groandless, Z Steadily and
surely the struggling ship in spite Of
! treachery in the crew, false lights on the
shore, makes into harboE-M r 3ri6..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
an Shaws Chemical r-f.e
Electro Silver Plating
f'fi u FJTTTD - 49, .i'.fs

For insfantaneeu-ly silver plating copper brass
NH German silver, bronze, &c. = ~
Tho best article in the world for polishing and
putting sfiver whore Il is worn OF, and Civ
ing II beautiful polish. Put mp in two ounce bot
ties, Price 30 cents Sample sent for trial re.
Manufactured by - j. SHAW, Chenist,' -
Fsesg1i 30 Elm street. Tats ssfort, conn.s
20 whom all orders for trial samples must he adj
dressed. For ssio by druggists everywhere.
i-t .9fei..fF go DENdS BARNES Il co, isft
s-s..- IL Park Row. New York, General Agents.
Agents wanted everywhere to introduce the article
Address the manufacturers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
err DON'T BURN YOUR FINGERS raiss.
To Tie Hardears and Hor.s rsrai.hipg Tad and fhs
paJhc ~ - if-l
1.-THE FIRE PROOF HAND,n

bcautiful and very cheap ufensit of freside fur
nifurr. with which hot stove doors and covers, CRATE
blowers, cooking utensils, ing irpss china,
glass and clothing in scsldng water, ans anything
hurtful unpleasant 10 TIRE touch be perfect
iy manipulated as with the nsked hand, whist the
lsuer Is perfectly protested tro'a heat OF DIRT No
one win dispense With u alter once asing II. Ladies'
supply coal to the CRATE without soiiiDg
their finger. or otherwise misunderstanding them
selves. .s - 4. sea-. .f...-. = III ~ 49,.
fscforihg prepared 10 MI orders TO any
tent without aeay For descriptive sireuiax aud
price lsst address ,,lt II. f. DdFIDGE. ~,
Pafentee and Manufacturer, 95 Liberty st., N. II.
To whom al orders should be addressed. : .l''.-'i
Single "Eirs Proof Hands sent by express at
purchasers cost az retail price lise. viz. y = an
Finished ia bronze, rs cts. Finished in Japan, SO
CENTS. H'." W. ~ 49, -i'-f
vuIesnisc finger stalls for handling articles in
water 10 2erts extra.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
south Bend a. Plymouth
HHA-C NAo 2 r

Leaves South Bend Mcuday's, Wednesdays aaa
Fridays, on the arrival Of tho Siles, Berrien and
st. Joseph Stages. a. g.. -,s,., = 4 ssi-.
Leaves Plymouth Tuesdays Thursdays and Fri
days the arrival Of the morning train from the
Sage QEcss-Lirery of1ce Of Ireland 4 Gsb, South
Bend, and Parker House, Plymouth.
Ne Good Coaches careful Drivers. baggage csre-
fnliy handled. IRELAND GISIf,
Propristors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

"A TUITION for the genera, eiuc.iion of boys. BIT
1t. Col. Joseph NJ Locke, U. s. A. @. r., Supcrin-
tcndent. Capt. Chas.i b. stissrs, u. 8. A., Com
opirs Of regulations, address Brit II. Col. JOSEPH
". LOCKE, rs A. c. T., superinte adent w. VI
Dayton, Ohio = p o.i.i - sffif "a t..itI 81 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
THY NE AND lou WILL Surely IrY NE.
Davis Patent Three Min
ute Cake Mixer. e.

Indispensable To cpc1-y FdDeily, Hotel,
Steamboat and Restaurant. f
The most useful domestic article oiJcrpi To- tie
public For the saving of ,ahor aud strength This
nsine - fr mi sfn- cakes Of all kinds Ifldsi-s.
"nieleis for t-tfing eggs, for ma-ling boiled Tpfs-
tors fhr mnuldinc bread, IL performing The oFrra.
ton ag.ickiy. Trrfcfls and thoroughly All will he
inri flis; The materials will 80 farther
'ske Viii be mech batter every way when made by
this Mixer.
llBalso nSsft' tn tlie painter and Oh. druggist.
aud Tor hing that requires thorough liking
beating. this machine will 10 found invantllr. he
price Is 50 bow that II is within TIE reach IL cycry
family. Agents wanted In every county. Liberal
di=cont ~ dealers Retail price each. and
---.-.y -s.-. -atg ~ u l. NsH & Co. Pro-
Prie;ors, II Wes; 18Th street. n. Y. GU r. & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
Doty's Clothes Washer.

Extract FROM Eeporf IF Farmers Club. v. r., 1857.
wasting NseutSys-wiIliam ID. Osborn. Port
Byron, Cayuga county. ". T., asks .'wiil the Club
sivo Is its opinion OF washing machines, Is IL econ
omy IN pay f6urte~n dollars for one of Doty ma
ehiners Will IL wash farmers Clothes clean, and
poS b. too hard work for the women, Washing ma
mines rave so generally proved to be failures that
en- affaid OF throwing away my money upon one.
"ssSoLox RoBIxsoy-ff yon had 10 pay ten tin1esthe
money you mention, 4. would be the best Investment
Iou ever made upon your hrra But yon must not
have NAT alone Get the Cuiversal Clothes wringer
with it, and you wife and children will raise MP and
sali you blcssef. For they viii find paships made
ssy.
E-,Vr s@fr asrf sorp nj ~ 'llse 2
4 C. BROWNING. General Agent.
81 courtland street, y. Y
nd by Dealers ani canvissers everyshsrs. SIMS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

PRICES

u,os.ra,. German B,tsrs, per bosi. .. .... a %
nooaAnos aA"s ksn dozen = ,,.....s q
Uooa.nds German Tonie, put upin quar- sctslss y
- per bctfle half dozen for. ,-...: -
-fna mt forget to examine wei the syf;ce yolk
buy, in erdss 70 set fhs ssnuaA iri-A' i-,,-.a q
~ Tsinss - s5sn leisS 3is s1a5 III
.raf6fu 10 haoe ri sesIi bee s1ra97,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
WELDON WdREHO USE ,
IT. g, THAYER. {


Two farmers met and the following con-
vcrsation might have been heard: -
Whoa! I say Joe, have you got your
corn planted yet: ~
No, have you planted yours?
No sir. / have not finished ploushing
yet, and / came to town to-day 10 buy me
new SET of harness. Where did you get
yours? They are are splendid. -
I bought them at HAsIIEI & IIonAas
new Harness Shop. They are decidedly
the best ] could find in town, and the
cheapest. You will find their shop in
Hoham's new block, on the south side Of
Laporte street, four doors west Of Cleave
land & Houghtons City Grocery; you
know where that is.
o yes. l buy my groceries there.
Well, take my. advice and go TO flasher
& IIoham's for your Harness, aud L VIII
guarantee that you will be pleased with
your purchase. for they have that hencst
Dutchman to do their work, that worked
so long in Joe Potters shop. There are
several of your neighbors who can testify
to the durability of his work. ~ }-21sae7
eGpod bye Jim. l .eiAlss2a luf1 sssset
Good bye Joe. Get along! 1tss's If :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
-. MAXEY'S
improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED THe1sT DAY or JssUsRy, 1863.

~ssA.t LETTERS NO IS. 622 re-1e-t
Thie II superior to all other spring Bal Bottoms
yet produced, and Few Of The advantages are as
e The pressure on .i,e spriss. i. even. and there
no sasEing or bsSsiDg down OF any part, while the
full elasticity remains.
stayed a sides a. well ends ?
5. II is adju-tabIeto any sized bed, with OF with
out additional Stats.
{. l. ANY mechanic can make one. any cenrnou
farmer who can use toois for farm purposes. can
readily make OF adjust one
s. They cheaper than any Spring Bottom
Known, and materials 10 make them can be procured
g. They are Ii ghter than any othrr Spring Bottom,
and can readily he made 80 - TO su-tsin a light
weight, or heavy weight, without being too stiif or
: T. They arc more durable thaa any other Bed
Bottom known
Call and examine them-try them, and You will
ssrer uss any other
The Patentee. Nathan Maxey, Of Plymouth,
INDIANA. his head quarters over ~ B. Dickson
Hardware store, 81 door, on ril hand side M
stairs. who will sell Bel Bottoms or Territory to
persons that may wish to purchase, and where may
Re seen a sample Bed Bottom
CERTIFICATE II
We have had occasion 70 examine AMI try the
above Bed Bottsn, csd t.l'y endorse ALI that is
claimed for IL nv the Inventor: = -t'-f--
- - CHARLES PALMER, Cabinet,
Maker and Furniture Dealer,
e. 's---la1 JOHN wHOUGHToN, Recorder,
- - a.sas< DAVID ii W, Sheriff NJ. Co.,
sas1ss .=s CHI. REEVE, Atty,
- So "a H. q. THAYER, Cen. Merchant,
Sd .BEckEE, Merchants, e.
eGE4Wgfaf J-BROWNLEE. Merchant,
w. BENNETT, VI. ID.
- D. GRAY, Nd. -.~r
VI. r. BACKUS. VI. d.
lsssse.fls-1 A. O. CAPROS. Atty, e. -rse-.
A. :. 80 .J.yiNALL, VI. II,
+. A. BORT0N,
II. B. DfcKSuS, Merchant,
E.P. LESLIE. VI. II.
T. MATrISGLY. Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

"a CO s9Fr So ssolee aeii1d zsr ad1
S8or - sa3hf .EiiTrtsiBs Fl 3as-5s sf7og
.urof % 81 pae'rsTbs ~ aas qidsrsm
.noo bas -i9e1is sl7egsd iss3 saegs : ~
ni All -hsof vzinooo 9sii ffiv 81 sf5ea
bra .aoaasgib 'sof egsl isTs1f ST. sssfaf7
ss-1sri 70 f.sta, r. zaia07sd 81 siei sili
ier1-li,ra, ?, s.sre 10 srIT s.sr1'Sai
ad. ses.sa tss srssi fsia so-a ai slssnu
s1e vsa g ssal ses 1919 fsafro enszsl1
hsssss 'eels % i9sss' ofi .hoin5isaos n
.bse7 Vfss -sii q ..Hlai % .i,n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
PROE CHNIsTX,S

Object was TO create something which shsuld last
for ever The first rurces. attained was ia esccr-
thinning the rAusc Of gray hair and baianess Tbs
srcsnd, the discovery of vegetable comfso'- nd.
whose nutrient virtues would sl!ay the fsver ofhe
ovcrsasked brain, and thousands testify thstfhe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

r1- w ATHFS, 80
KELoDEoys, PARLoR. CHURCH. d CABINET
= ORG.4.HsS
AND
First Premium Pianos.

Hia iron FSame. orerst7c,7 Boss asd Asrese Bridge
The Best Manufactured Warranted
ii1 for Sic Years. ~.
100 Pianos, 1ecdrone 4 Orgaus Of Fix first class
mskers. NJ ior prices for e.-h or 9Th cash and
he balance in monthly irstalments for rent, aid
the rent money applied IL purchased. Second hand
instruments sfsgrrat bargains. Illustrated catalogues
mailed Mr.. Hafsrs' Is N, ass,bor of Sir ssssday
school M.,'e Eeet', Heavenly Echoes and 'New
HORACE WATERS & CO.,
l.f WaIerooms 4Sl Broadway, n, Y.
.rE Testim ontaIs,
The Waters Pianos aIe known rs among the very
b--t.--N. y. E,1rB9sfiS. r.. ", ~ ss-fa
We SPEAK Of the merits of Waters Pianos fro-l
pcrsoi'al knowledge being Of the very best quality
-Cbr;.fiaH fsfeliigencsr. 49,
We have OF AFR Waters Pianos now in our
residence, fwhere it has stood for years Of which
any manufacturer in the world might well be proud
We have always been delighted with II rs a sweet
;cn-l and powerful Instrument. and there Is no iout
Of its durability: more than this. fthe beat
amateur players in Getty, rs well several cele
planiss, nave persormsd on the aid riano, and all
pronounce ~ superior aud hrst-ciasx insfrumeut-
Stronger iEaorsrmerf we could not give L 4 d -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

q GENTS WANTTD, Male OF Female, to p II the
~ Novelty Sewing AID Embroiderin. Machine,
the most complete Machine ever offered f'r sale. Ii
win do all kinds of work that he done with the
high priced machine. IL makes the famous EL,stic
Lock stitch. that will not rip break, even il every
third stitch is IL is durable, aud will last life
imc. We want agents both loSal aud travelling, TO
introduce this machine throughout the United States.
IL I've sofa in aiinAst every family. including
great many who have the high priced machines. for
II, onhroidering. in which itexcrls all others Send
stamp for circular. .t'. -e.-t ...-....' -.-...
Hs All Machine, warranted and kept ia order for
one year, FREE OF CHA RGE
EHMES. CRAM & CO.,
Sole Aycu.s for the United States and canadas,
2s2 CLe~tnu; Street, Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
LOTTO
lotto

To keep the hair healthy, hs Is certain to bsceuie
laid. Ifyon wish osee bald heads hook at the
cessful lawyers. doctors statesman, merchant, bank
err. a. lie has given every moment Of his time and
thoughts to bis profession. and not encc Thought OF
hair. On he other hand. ifthe msns development
does not prompt him to I've nrs; in the worlds 6la-
ma. but rsther remain Mt the tail end cf -verytr
such men are never bald, without brain fever or
some other Prosfra;ng sickness brings the hair out
The two charafrrs described can be found in almsst-
every ftmily-the children 81 one father IL bald
then hcr-iitary? Chemists have prepared arsi
ces for the hair until there sale for II and
then like chameleon change its color aud name and
pOfhinc nlse- n 4 go l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
DaDH.

"a ag,lsaiS iae' ls a,s- sya.ar
asn ,sts7EH s..set,iagef -sssaoos
ae.a 5ei sfiEar a'la 3I
(. glaFqa li-Issslr - s-als roiaJ s''o0 s'.
e soan 1855 93 .uarss ~ so.f
,asces - CIR tsf 'aE .a'iJss 3a1
-a- 81 .et ,l Ftfs liz .-1ef 1888 r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

CAUTION.

Hoosand's German Remedies are eotnterfsted -
thai the sipnature Of c. N Jackson
4 on the wrapper IH IN Of each Q tile.
Principal Ofice 60 ana hAnu1AstOy
n the German Medicine Store, No. 81 ARCH sses<
( T''1--saf - CHARLES II. EvitNA, es,M
81 ~ German Drugxst Prcs deioe, az
Formerly &. n. JAoKsex q Co
For sa,s by all Druggists and Deaisrs In hsdneineA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

TESTIMONIALS
SEQ Hon. Geo. W. Woodward
Czt.f Jasice efne srrr,ne Court e5 Pa, wrissa
e Philadelphia. March Ie Issl
ind ,an; c0G n.o5; ~ GeJ T;.. Bitter -:
digestive orsaFs, aud Of grea, benefit -
cases Of debility, and IA iesS wait Of nervous
ton in the sysiefa- Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD
Hon. James Thompson.
Jhdss " ae y.fre~, covrf Of Pesssyiransa
Philadelphia, Apra %, lssd
Il consider Hoonands German Biiters . -aIsssls
madeleine In OF attacks of indigestion or Dyrpeps,0
can certify this from my experience of il
Yours, with respect,
JAMES TIIOMPsox.s
From Rev. Joseph Il. Kennard, D. D,
Fsssor Of. The Tens Bopfia cnurea fhilad.ra<a
DR.. JaeEson-Dear sr: have been ffequeptly -
eussted TO connect my with pecomnei -isttopA
ef different kinds of medicines, but regarding the p.s
have in nail, all '1.e, Dc s,,.sd ,i. ss. win
particularly In my So SSa own family, Of Ne
ss~fulncss OF Dr. Roo6ands German Bittcrs deresS
eonviction that for g-neral Setity Of hs syssn AID
especially for Lsrsr Complaint, Is ssZ and Sslsats
no win III ss very 10 iose xss
nom the above causes
fss-. Yours, very respectfully, u ~
j. h KENSARD,
Eighth, below Coates -
From Rev. E D. Fendall,-
/ssiaari Edter Czrision Chronicle, PhiIodephaz
have derived decided benefit from the sss Of Hocf
hnd's German B;ters and feel 1t my privilege 10
eommepd them a most valuable tonic to all whe are
suffering general debility from diseases artskg
rom arrangement Of the liver. Yours truly,
aat e1 ct- .r li.tg Naf l. d. FENDAL8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
q Being supplied with

+ 90 rlo1i f7f f'r7nfl9 30 n H7aRf1 ~
assf si'qh a@sa sed = gisiass - sbsr'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

2 .rasaa'rs9 8 .rbgs9 CO .eair-s7 7uisff
ssg zfise' Yai.oG ssaasHsai III 4a -ei.lis
- .snidi ia3Ee-a f'slso vrs ssan,in - -
We feel confident that we san do WORK
wxh any Job 0f,ss Ia the State.
: .sxok .rE .&eA a-sla D.

isbi sssBiEal a.lss9isos sdi 1sawL
ssw ,yst-sies ssal sissssosq s,if bsa1ytl
lid .oo,jfsi 70 ssshbo8 eti dsiH a. ri
% h1o1s he ------. aslis 10 -isq -.
= zaiaessl Ss,e@ - ho.-.s isis sfts ts.lai o.
's.l7.freSs 81 . fas.gesiese aaf s'esl 1os
xsi,iaes sis' - s - .s.s. l'essi 81 =
-.s-ssssagI r1efs tss3ses sai.'is ssf .Gs2.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
sI7.Ooo.ooo.ooo

81
add percentage of incrc- Sc. =.
1850 Ia 1870, at one half
that Of 1880 10 1860, or G3
per cent instead or I26
per cent. 10,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

re made strong by the Of either Of iesc r~rsdi-s
Tilsy viii cure every case Of MARASMCS, withcst
fall
Thousands Of cc-fifi~-stes have the
hands OF The proprietor but space will allow abe
publication Of hut few. Tlos-. IL viii be Observed
are Of note and & such standing that ,hey nssi
be bcIieyed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15

Printed On short notice.

- te s rag s 'iis .as1t
aiana tsoa = lt g'
aH se'-ehe Fl aa u w 4
g eHtf.ra5 s. ne,er -r .f issia.
-es i le,t e-17''-I1 Of i-as s-iasl -.
20 freulmqs5 ir1 ~ 1890 'set q.
sal 50 sallon ssfsu.iHq -aE eai !.
'liso- 7oi eolfaa1-sgb stl rsf isHs ,li.fE4'
Tgli q Encouragement lsso'iia ~ s'ir.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-15
LOTTO


r. inst the thing 1.-THE bead il covered with dan
dru, something is wrong with the roots Of the hair.
ifthe hair is turning gray, II needs doc oring.
Indiana American., 1868-04-24
nIAMnND 2EWING NIAcHINIs

THE undsFsigoei isayont fsr{he sale of these
L celebrated Sewing Machines. So perfect IL
the necaanism, aud 50 si,nple andpractieal, that
he warrants these machines 10 sew n seam one
or breekirg a neeile. Sample machines can be
seen Al Golfers, Golfers cornvr, Franklin County
Indiana. Prsee $40, aud warranted for Ave cars
sep2t.u SAMUEL C0LTER.
Indiana American., 1868-04-24
FOR SALE or RENT.

srffg anasrslgnsd viii seli or rent ihs pterssty b
4 Sc tsarei nosn III tbs Ffahklln House. Fun.
rltu.x With Bara Fixtafes. on liberal tsrlas or
lsals ne eal1s fssa one ta three 5ears.
iAa 1T. cuAs. =. ALLEN.
Indiana American., 1868-04-24
STRANGE. But TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the upited
States can hear some ing very much TO their ad-
vantage by return mall (free OF eharsel,. by ad
dressing he ohdersigned. Thnso havifg fears
Of being humbueged will obligc by lot noticing
this card. All others.will rltafe address their
~h~dient servant, Tuos.F. CHAPMAN,
90-ly. S3i broadway. New York.
Indiana American., 1868-04-24
EXCHANGE. MILLS
A Cholcs Farm or 3j5 Acres For
Sale.

1--WE mile west OF laurel, on the white Water
" Valley Railioad, $50 acres Of good bottom.
The hill land principally In blue grass. The
farm Is In eomplote order. Good Frame House,
we'll hnishedi one tcnast house, two good barns,
each 60,by 80 feet, one of them bank barn; good
outbuildlngs, new Scales, four ton (Falrbanks.' }
The best water In the ceuntryj good orchard OF
choice fralt. This farm VIII pay eight per cent.
on the inycameui III. PARRY.
r. "a 4ms @ftt
Indiana American., 1868-04-24

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The following Premiums viii be distributed:

90 Gold Watches, Ann Watch Co.. $50 each. 2 500
80 Wilcox / Gibbs' Sewing Machines, 60 " 1900
80 llowes Sewing Naehiaes, 60 T" 3 1000
20oO Premiums OF ~ eaeh,...... 49,. zoo
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
copy, one year, With one sabscfipton,. 90
copies, - % Eve a. ..... 500
20 :. - twenty .....2o 90
Persons getiirg mp elabs will be entitled TO
premiuWs, as abOve.
Address, LRwiS 4 CO., Al Mercer ST., ". y,
Box 32gi. ...
Write the address plain. giving township, coun.
ty and State. Money hy daft post once order.
registered letter, or exlSess, may be sent at our
risk.
REFERENcEs.
Leri stock kwell, Treasurer OF the Howe Sewing
Machine Co., 6ga Broadway, New York.
Edward 7. Hatch, Secretary 81 the Wilcox /
Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., s9s Broadway, New
York.
&. Send 70 cts. for tpeclmsa scpy containing all
aevssssry inhfmanon. f,b IA On