Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 49, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 December 1836 — Page 4

SKWS OF THE 1VEEK.

RAISING CUICKLWS. The following is a valuable article, and relates to a branch of rural economy, which deserves more attention than it has received in this country, further favors of a nature from the same hand are respectfully solicited. Mr. Fessejiks. 1 one of '0,,r 'ate papers I aw mentioned a successful way of raising- chickent. I have been in the habit of raising- them for otne years, and if you think favorably of the mode I have adopted, you can insert it in your valuable paper. . I keep mT hens warm under cover during the winter, and feed them on Brewers grains,' placed in an open box or tub, that they may eat when they please, occasionally giving them oats, corn, ,,) nvstfri she!! pounded tine, and plenty of wa ter by kep":nj them warm and well fed they begin laviag earlier in tha season. I prefer spring chickens, a they lay earlier than old hens and the old hens te set, as they make the best mothers. 1 take cars th eg? do not get chilled with cold, nd kesp them in a wana place in my house. AVhen thre or four hens want to set, I put rfroiii thirteea to fourteen eggs under each of them, according to siae th day of the month marked on each egj and sfer the ten has set a week or ten days I examine them by holding the egg to a crack or knot Lola in the board when the sun shines through and if I discover any rotten ones, I take thera away ar.d replace them with fresh ones, marked a before mentioned. uen the chicken are all hatched, I put two or three of the broods to on hti, in a coop with an opening against an empty barrel placed on the bilge, and with a little care, when put in the coop, the hen maybe made to brood them at the further end sf the barrel. In that w ay tiie chickens mar, ara noi covered by tbahso huddle to jethr around her and keep each other warm. The hens from which the chickens are taken 1 put into an other coop, and in about a fortnoight thrv begin to lay again. The hen beinir confined in the coop, will leave her chcikens much earlier than if left to run at large with th;u, and the chickens will become so accustomed to going into the barrel and huddling together, as to be quite contented to give up the heVa brooding them! After the chickens are two or three weeks old I remove them with the coops into my garden, where they feed upon insects, so as to require but little food but do not keep them there until they are large enough to injure the garden. I feel persuaded that in the way I have proceeded, our market could be supplied with abundance of poultry, and I commend with confidence, if managed with care and attention, as profitable to those who may engage in such business. Omer Touscy, Esq. of this place, returned from the east a few days since, bringing with him between one and two hundred thousand dollars, mostly in gelJ and silver, fcr the use of the rail road from this place to Indianapolis. The woik is progressing in the hand of the present enterprising contractors; and we have not the slightest doubt that in three years, the entire line will be in complete operation. The company are in daily expectations of receiving oue hundred thousaNil dollars more from the fast the bonds aie in war- j -ket, and in all probability ha e been disposed ef ere thi-. Palladium. j Singular Death. The New York Coroner was called on Wednesday evening, to the house of Mr. William Boniitead, No. 51 Elddrige street, to view the body of the said Bomstead, who was 12 years of age, a native of West Chester county, and who, while attempting to swallow a large piece of meat verv imperfectly masticated, was sutlocated, and" perished in the attempt. Verdict accordingly. Small Dills. The following States have prohibited their banks from issuing any notes under live dollars: Mew York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Virginia, Georgia, Louisiana, New Jersev, Alabama, Maryland. North Car olina, Kentucky, Tennessee and Maine. BicknclTs Reporter. Price of Pouk. We understand, the Pork Market has opened, in Cincinnati, within a day or two, at seven dollars per hund red. This is a full price for the growers of Fork. It is not probable, that there can be an advance upon it. Cin. Gaz. .Vor. it). Several young ladies "down east"' have been so affected by reading novels respecting ghosts, spectres and murders, that they are afraid 'o sleep alone!!! What a sad cat-a-itrophe! Diplomatic Brevity. Talleyrand addressed a letter of condolence to a lady who had lost her husband, in these words: "Oh! Madame!'' In less than a year the lady married again his billot of congratulation nin "Ah! Madame P Life Ixsukaxce. It is staled in the Army and Navy Chronicle that the late Col. lleileman insured his life to the amount of six thousand dollars in the Life Insurance office in Baltimore. By the judicious appropriation of a small annual sum, this gallant officer has thus been enabled to make provision to the amount staled, for his otherwise dependent widow and six children. There was a right smart fight in front of our office yesterday, between two calm pedlars. One was a little "how come you so,'" and the other as, 'blue as a whetstone.' The soberest one had to hold the other up to knock liim down. Spirit of the Times. "Why this is so short waisted;" said a wag the other day, as he tried on a new coat, "that I shall have to get into a chair .o put my hands in my pockets." Marriage. Never many but for love; but see thou lovest what is lovely. If love be not thy chief motive, thou wilt soon grow weary of a married slate, and stray from thy promise, to search out pleasure in forbidden placet. It is the difference between love and passion, that this ia fixed, that it is vola-

tile. They that marry for money cannot have true satisfaction of marriage, the requisite means being wanting. O how fordid man has grown! Man, the noblest creature in the world! As a god on earth, the image of Him who made us, thus to mistake earth for heaven, and worship gold for God. Mm. Pcnn.

Sick IIkaijache. A tea-spoonful of finely powdered charcoal, drank in a half tumbler of water, will in fifteen minutes give relict to the sick headache, when caused, as it generally is, by a superabundance of acid in the ston.ache. The Montreal Vindicator of the 1th, state, mat large purchases of Hour were made in that cit v that week for the American market, and further heavy orders have, it is said, been received from the States, for additional sup plies ot the same article. I he same paper complains ot a great scarcity oi potatoes in that citv. Legal Nonsexst. A man was indicted at the late Bedford Assizes for stealing a fowl but as the bird, stolen, was a peafowl the jury, on the direction of the Judge acquitted the prisoner! CiNci.wATi Whig Office) Nov. 2nd, 1S36. Fiour. There is an unusually animated demand for this article; and the receipts light; prices have gone up to day to $7,50 at the canal; and from store. Whiskey. has receded a shade since cur last report; current price at the canal, 3 4i cts.. and inspection, and dull. Pork has sold during the week, at $7 per hundred: we hear of no contracts at that price, for future delivery. L vkd. None in market. Bacon. Brisk at 9 cts. hog round; canvassed hams, 13 els.; the stocks of both articles in our market, nearlv exhausted. Grain. Wheat frcni waggons is quirk at .1.05. Corn, 31 cts. per bushel. Oats 2 cts. Beass (while) $1,50 per bbl. (IIallo there, my hid,' said a traveler to a lisping genious plaving bv the road bide, 'can you tell me the road to Mr. B.Y?' "leth, 1 geth 1 can, was the answer. "You jist go along that road till it forkth, that will lead you patht a pair harth. You mutht turn back and and go through the barth and round the bai n, and there ith where daddv livth.' 'Hut w ho is your daddy, my boy ?' ''ila, ha! Lawth-a-mathv ! Don't know my daddy, you tho big! Why 1 know him ditlit ath -whee--oo. .1 fuo things I do not like to sre. I do not liketo see a man sleeping in the barroom ot a tavern in daylight. I do not like to see idlers lolling on counters of stores, or in mechanics' shops, w hen the hands are at work. I do not like to see a man spend half of his time in the street, talking about politics, when he should be at his work. I do not like to see a man tlatter people to buy on credit, and then distress them to make payment. Whose writings would probably soonest lead us astray ? An. Sir John .-hcry's. What (.' r.t are those which cannot be found in the Alphabet? Ans. Those which are delivered at the Post Office. Mvixe. Wc have letters from Portland giving the returns in Cumberland county. V. O. J. Smith is supposed to be re-elecled to Congress after a great effort on the part of the Van Burenites, by a small majority. i he vote in Portland stood brooks llb'J Smith 791 scattering 119. We hear from Bath that Judge Bailey (Whig) is believed to be re-elected to Congress in Lincoln county. The Van Buren Electoral ticket has succeeded throughout the State beyond a doubt. Boston Atlas. DiAi.ocii E. Sambo. Don't you wish, Cuffc dat all de people in de world were dead, but you and me! Ctiffe. Yes, Sambo, Meed I do. Sambo. What you follow den, Cuffe? Cnfjc. Why, Sambo, I set up a great tav ern, and I get all de custom to myself. Sambo. ell, I buy a ship, and go a trading; no one to rival me. When my ship be coming into port, all de people come crowding on the shore, huzzaing for Captain Sam bo. Cujj'r. Den all de crew come to drink wid me, and say, neber seen such cliber landlord as Cuffe. The frigate North Star arrived at Ports mouth, England, on the l2lh of Octoberfrom South America, having en board LoOO,000 dollars in silver. Ponlson's .4dv. NOTICE. The good book says pay u-hat thou oiccsl; punctuality says, pay u hat thou ozcest as it becomes due. Integrity honesty, and every thing essentially connected uith business, says pay Tt hat thou oicest and if speculation is the order of the day, first pay thy debts, and then speculate on the balance. CiOME weeks back, I informed my customers, 59 by public advertisement, that I was much pressed for money and requested payment, especially of those owing me previous to the present year. Uut few however, have complied with that request. I now ask payment of all who owe ine, and to those whose notes and accounts are of longer standing than the present year, I have to say that ihe next call will be from the officer. N I) GALLION. Brookville November 18th, 1836. 48 bty.

Tamils I'p, Y Early Burk living in Posey township Franklin Co., la., one Estray white and red

cow, with a large Star in hei forehead and drooped horns, no car marks perceivable. Supposed to he four years old. Appraised to thirteen dollars and fifty cents, by John Wilson and William Lancaster this Cl'th ly of September 1556. A true copy from invest rav honk. JAMES SIMMONS. J. P. November Kith, lS.SO. 47 3w. list ray Cows. TAKEN up by Ym. Scotield of Whitewater Township Franklin County, Indiana, on the first day of November 1S5(; three Estrsy cows, one a black mew ley supposed to ho five years old, with some white about her hair; one a white and black spotted with the point oil' her home; suppesed to be six years old; one a pale red, with a white face; cotiie red around the right eye, tail part white, and white under her bely; supposed to be 4 years old; no other marks or brands visible; appraised by John Carter and Joseph Stansburg at 10 each; as per affidavit on file in mv office. Giveu under my hand and seal this 11th day of November ISO. DANIEL WILSON, J. P. November 1 5th. IS O. 47 3v Administrator Aotico. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Admin istration upon the estate of Atwell Jackm in deceased, late of Franklin ceunty, la. has been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment; and ail having claims against the same, will nresent them within one year, lor settlement The estate is considered solvent. WILLIAM C. MOORE, Adm'r. November ll th, 1S?6. SALE r SCSIttOL LAXDS. N Thursday the 2,'nd day cl December, lio at the Court House, in Franklin county. In diana. will be offered for sale, by the School Com missioner of said county, the sixteenth section of land, reserved to township number twelve, in range number thirteen west, for school purposes; said land is situate in said township and county aforesaid and will be offered at public sale, in lots of forty acres each, between the hours of 10 o clock A. M and 6 o'clock P. M. on said dav, and the sale con tinucd from day to day, until all be offered. tvX.ULI.L. Sf.Ul.Mr. School Commissioner of said County oi Franklin October 15th, 1S3G. 43 Uw Xr the county of Franklin, Indiana, from the V' 4th dav of November, A. 1). 15 up to the 11th day of November A. I. inclusive. Cash remaining in the I rea?ury ncluding the amount of the Du plicate of the year A. D. lrW5 for conntv rur'.ioses. on the 4th dav of November, A.I). 1S35 pJMl.Wi j i i j . Amouutof cash received in the trea sury of said county, since the 4th day of November A. i). 1S?.", inclusive of Tavern Licenses, Store Licenses, Gro cery Licenses, Store Permits, Jurors trees, lax for the Lxhibition of Ani mals, new Assessments for IS(5, amoiinl for F.strays sold by sheriff, A: c. and refunded, paid for plastering Court llonse, 6:24.43 Amount of the Duplicate for the year lsoli in the hands of the collector, 3477. 38 Total amount of Receipts Expenditures from the 4th day of No $oo()-2.SU vemher 1S':5, to the 11th day of November If'oO, cn the following Items, towii: Taid Associate Judges, $40.00 " Clerk of Franklin Circuit Court, 192.C0 Collector for delinquencies and improper assessments 174.S6i ' Collectors commission 147.761 Overseers of tho poor and poor expenses, " Road viewers, Supervisors of roads, " Juror's fees, Constables, " Jailor and jail expenses, " Court house expenses. Assessors of the revenue, " Valuation of Town lots, " County Commissioners " Road lax receipts, Sheriff of Franklin Co., " For wolf scalps, " Recorder of Franklin county, for books, Sc, " Returning Flections, " Allowance to school trustees " Fstray pen expense, " Printing expenses ' School commissioner allowance, 61 144.19 24.25 1(5.00 214.051 21.191. 14H.7i 1.00 90.00 4.78 S0.621 13.00 47.00 34.50 19.121 2.00 7.75 50-25 571.00 32.56 8.1?1 ' Assylum expenses, Coroner's allowance. Stationary for Clerk's office, $3163.34 Amount of Treasurer's percentuni on monies actually received and paid out since last settlement, 99 56 Allowance for stationary 75 c. and short cr. on Clk's books 12 cts., S7 3269.771 Which amount of Expenditures of $.'"26S.77l, deducted from the abovo amount of Receipts, leaves a balance in the Treasury including the duplicato for 136, as aforesaid in the hands of the collector of Franklin county of 15 at the Treasurer having received of this year's Duplicato from the collector, the sum of 143.34 There is a balance in favour of the county against the Treasurer in cash on hand the sum of $20.97 Ilalance of the duplicate yet to be received, 3313.061 $3334.04 Total balance as aforesaid $3334.04 JAMES WE BR, tteit, SAMFEL SHIRK, Robert John, Cl'k, MORGAN ROOF. Brookville, Nov. 17, 1836. 473 WILLIAM n. jrCARTY". Attorney and Counscllcr at Laic. SJKJlLh hereafter devote himself exclusively to WW his profession and will attend to all Law business intrusted to him in the Circuit Court of the adjoining counties and in the Circuit, Probate and Justices Courts of Franklin County. Office in the Brick East of the court-house. Brookville Sept. 6th, 1S2G. 37 tf.

SALE? OF SCE3GOL LAXDS. STATE OF INDIANA , ) Franklin County.- '

UBLIC Notice is hereby given, that on thai loth dav of January lSi7. at the Court-house! in said County, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A M and 0 o'clock P M on said day, I will offer or saie. i.i iois ni mriy acres eacn, section iy in w ncuip a , j , uuu itiuu , u i. , trai, Ciiiu iduu i reserved to said township for School purposes. Said lands will be sold on the terms and in the manner prescribeil by the statute, ond the sale continued from day to day. until all bo offered. SAMUEL SEIi RING, School commissioner of said Franklin County. November 10th 1830. 40 JUST Received and for sale a geaeril assortment of Jiferct an disc; consisting in part of the following articlos, towit: Cloths, Casinetts, Casimers, &c. Suijmer and London Stripes, Blue and Mexican Mixtures, Janes, Beaverteen and Lion-skin Cloths, Clarret, Brown, Green and Red Circasiins, Red, Green, Yellow and White Flannels, Buff and Twilled Calicoes, Cambricks and Jackonetts, Black, Clarret, Green and brown Grodenap, and Lutestring Silks, Diapers, check and bombazetts. Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, 31 u 1 1 and book Mullins, Bobinett and Greceianntt, plain figured, Linen and bobiuet laces, Bobinett and Greciannett Footings, Linen and bobinett edgings and insertions, Painted and clouded muslins, Ginghams and canton Flannels, Bedticking, plain and figured Velvets, Oil cloths. Gum Elastick Aprons, French and Irish Linens, Saddle blankets, Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons, plain and figured, Satin, lutestring, and grause ribons, Padings, canvats and bucram, Sewing cotton, twist, thread and silk, Writing, letter and wall paper, Flag, cotton Silk and dress handkerchiefs, Cotton worsted and silk, handerchiefs, Silk and gingham cravats, Bonnetts, straw, tuscan and leghorn, Sil fur and palm hats, Buckskin, kid and silk gloves, Pocket books and pocket wallets, Cotton and worsted suspenders, Cotton yams, and umbrellas, Silk braid, cotton cords wc. Mens and boys coarse and fine shoes, Ladies lasting calf-skin and merrocco shoes, Wagon, carriage, drovers and riding whips, Ladies and gentleniens riding switches, Willow baskets, and violin 6trings, Looking Glasses, China persian, liverpool and earthenware, Tin and lustreware. Glass do. Pine buckets, hall bushels, pine churns and tubs, Tuck and side comes, hardware Sc saddlery. uiso:i: ie-is, Imperial and Y. H. teas, coffe and sugar, Pepper, spice, cloves and cinnamon, Ginger, saleratis, and pearl ash, Zanesville and table salt; molasses, Cavendish, spun, Virginia and common tobacco, Raped and scotch snuff, bar and shaving soap, Paints and Dye-Stujj's. Coperas, indigo, alum and madder, 1 Spanish brown and venitian red, White and red lead and lithrage, Whiting, turpentine and varnish. MEDICINES. Essence of cinnamon and peppermint, Godfrey "scordial, and batemans drops, Opedildoc and balsom of life, Sulphrate Quinine and Vermifuge, and the diff erent kinds of Liquors to sell by the gallon or quart. Ail of which 1 will sell low (or cash, or in ex change for good approved country produce. Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to call examine and Judge for themselves. J. WOODS. Brookville Aug. 29, 1S36. 36 bty. Drugs, 3Icclicines, l'aiaits &c. BI5 it S. I iiMili keep on hand a general aseortment of the following articles, which will be sold at wholesale or retail, at City prices. Opodildoe Calomel Uatemans Drops Croton Oil Adhesive Plaster Godfreys Cordial British Oil Pink Pvoot Senna Leaves Jalap lied precipitate Ointment Spts. Turpentine Alcohol Lcthargc Prussian Blue Indigo Red Lead Harlem do Castor do Sweet do Oil Spike Ealsam Life Blood coods Elixir of Health Fahnestocks VermifClcvtlandsAgueDrops Docl. 1). Jagncs Car-jWhile do minitive Balsam and enetian Red Health RestoralivclSpanish Brown Cream Tartar Madder Partaric Acid Chrome Yellow " Green Ess. Peppermint " Cinnamon Syp. Carb. Soda Gum Opium a. Arabic Cam phor Asafoctida Aloes Myrrh Shellac Cologne Water Black Ink Red do Indeliable do Copal Varnish Cayenne Pepper boot do nnatto Jappan do Refined Borax Ground Mustard Carb. Majrncsia Lemon Syrup Ihubarb Jquorice Gardners Lineament Starch Cloves Cinnamon Shaving Soap Shoe Blacking Sponge Snuff Toy Paints. Nutmegs Nutgalls Sulphate Quinine HOOTS & SHOES. JUST received a large and excellent assortment of .Men's coarse Hoots, Shoes, $ Brogans, with a large quantity of Children's Shoes fc Boots. ALSO Ladie's Calf, Morocco, Prunela Shoes, Boots, and Pumps. All of which, being purchased aj the Ivast before the ri'if, are now ollercd for sale in a small profit, and very low, by N. D. GALLIOX. Brookville, Sept. 2Cth,19CG. 40 tf.

i IV KW WOODS. jf?nllE subscribers is just receiving at his store j U- north of .ihe court-house in Brookville, direct

'rom, l,,e Cltied 01 -ew-iork, i'hiiauelphia ar.,1 l'"burgh, a largo and splendid assortment cf Merchandise, such as IJi'tJ-UOOltS, I lard-Ware, Clllhi'U. 10, JJoOhS, JlCillCtilC, li UlSS-irarc. t. w r . w .i Amongst which the followingartieles 'iiav be finite' BIuo, black, green and brown Summer cloth. Do do do Circassians, merino, do Do, do do dj Sup. printed English Blue, spring and bottle green, brown, drab. black, mixed, claret and dahlia broad-cloths Light it d;irk blue, drab steel mixed casimeres. Light and dark mixed, blue, green, adelaide, ah and lavender casinetts. Scarlet, red, green and white flannel. Saddle, rose, and Mackinaw blankets. Twilled lining, suspenders, sewing cotton, bombazette, patent thread. Brown linen, buckram, padding, canvass, gingham, painted muslin, linen table cloths. Linen napkins, apron and furniture check. Cotton diaper, Irish linen, red and pl iid flannel. Cambric and jaconet muslin, plain, corded, striped and figured. Mull muslin and Bishop lawn. Plain and figured book muslin. Plain and figured bobinet muslin. Greecian and bobinet looting and edging. Ribbons, Prussian hdk'l's, tabby velvet. Mole-skin, cotton, merino, and worsted hosa and half hose. Silk flag, bandana, and cotton hdk'fs. (Jilt, lasting, flexible, jet and bone coat and vest buttons. Pen rl and bono shirt, do. Bone suspender do. Bonnet wire; twist and Italian sewinc silk. Bobbin. Linen and cotton tape. Fig'd velvet vesting. Marseille?, Valencia, Silk Velvet and silk do. Gauze, double and single, Crape, I.ctantine, Valencia, Thibet, Figured Satin, Hernarc, Printed, Twisted Silk and other Dress Handkerchiefs. Gauze Veils. Black, Blue Bl'k and Colored Gro do Nap. Silks Satin. Blue, Green, Pink and White Florence. Blond Edging, Gro de Nap Ribbon?. Black Silk and Colored Braids. Bl'k, Cold and White Hoskin and Silk Gloves. Merino Fiinge and Trimmings. Striped, and Watered and Bead Guards. Leititig. Belt Buckles. Bombazine Stocks. Artificial I'loivers, Bl'k and White Wadding. Worsted Sliirtj. Canton Flannell, Green Bcrage. ElacK Bombazine, Crape, Umbrella?. Painted, Impressed, Manilla, Spanish, Quill-top, Horn, Plated turn-top, Cre?:?rii. Long, Pulf, Curl, Dressing, Ridding, Wood, Ivory Pocket and Horse Comb-. Fan cy Wallets, Pocket Books, Bead D t and Purses. Embroidered fc Silk I'urseJ. Liodi, Hair,Teoth and Shaving Brushes. Ruby, Chain and assorted Necklaces. Fancy, Toilet and Emollient Soap. Percussion Caps, Violin Strings. SnathV, Pel. ham, and Tin'd sharp Bridle Bits. SpursWebbing. Switch Whips, Crop Whips. Gum Elastic Aprons, Leghorn, Lace Grfian Cottage, Swiss Cottage, Palermo, Tuscan, Paris, Gypsy and French Bonnets. Indigo, Madder, Ginger, Pepper, fcpkf, Coffee, Tca,Sugar, Molasses, Soal and Upper Leather, Calf and Morocco Skins. Tine and Coarse Boots; Ladies Morocco, Lasting, and Leather Shoes, Boots oc Pump?. Children's Leather, Lasting and Morocco Boots. Morocco Hats. A sreneral assortment of II .mid-wars, Cttleuv, Saddlerv, and Qi-eens- Wake. Nails, Hand saws, Trace Jc Halter chair,! Drawing knives, Curry combs, Shovels nc Tonrs; Brass, Tin and Japan'd Candlestick! Lamps. Window Glass, Cow Bells, Axn llces, Spades, Shovels, Forks, Brass Ivettlci. Cotree Mills, Seivcs, Straw KniveMlm Whet Stones, Salt, Castings. ALL which in connection with the former ftrr makes his assortment complete. Tha public will please call and examine his goods and prices, bftrj ssured that no house in this country will V belter bargains. Thankful for past call-, tue bwecriber solicits a cor.tinuar.ee of patronageIS. D. 1.U-L1'J" July 27, 1?..6. 91 1'tf IIOCTOU C11ITWOOO, If' WING permanently located hiiiisen m town of Mount Canmi, Indiana, r..,c. oust of Hmokville. respectfully ten Itti l.il Professional services to the surrounding country II.. 1.1 nl, inf.. mi vminr L'ClltleinCll, dosirous of studying the -Medical and Pbvs cal tU Sciences, that he can accommodate w.n.i" use of a good Library; together with buriio r,J instruction. August 2hh, lSG. Gm.

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ciirnni'ini riri full v inl'oin'S the c:tizensof Brookville and its vicinity that . (. removed his shop to the shop that was lllier'; cupied by W. T. flecks, as a tailor shop o.i north side of the public square, ca : ' ' Galliou's Store; and is ready to do work in latost fVishinn. and Lv prompt attention receivea liberal share of the public patronage Brookville Sept. COth 1SS30Money WaiitiM!-Ai; LL persons indebted to the subsc r.bt Q hv nntfi nr book account , '""' . j - .n,s., whoso Sr accounts have been a long time due , J i ' n.,nnt is made without M-I.l) ora rnmipctpii tn mfii;e du mum. - ...... It lU CU5LC?, Ulllt'oa jcj . . -1. lnn.rer. on "l is impossible claims, and v lor us to wan. i;i" " ' trouble c claims, and we hope all will save us i"bringing suits against them S. TY-NER. U. w X?rockville, Sept. 20th, 1?. LAW WwT,rl'"I,.IBj, John A. Matron and Geo. " 'racticf vVK associated themselves ' Liin; of the law in 1'ninklin and the 1 f - . . - 1 I ; rMl its Counties of the Jid and Otn .luu.a. y , fl. .State of Indiana. Une ot me u. ' " " o( the ..1...I., il,n Tnrniq of the supreme uiuiir i.ui . v. ...... - - BT J . - . i' . f fl,r lilll ton ow;tatJ and iminci vumi. u. - ,. i . I. f tl.n I lfir.iS OIULe Ulrice nrsi uour iiui in "" :il-6m Brookville July 2,10. L '.a by ti-c

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