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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ruLnPutLU' T.. nlCKrY. Wv T., WALLACE.
DICkEY 4 WALLACE,
Anorrrysdt Lar.
Once over Gtigys Drug store. north side oi th"
Court House square, Ottawa, Illinois. Feb 90
SlMON DE WITT innracy at Lar and gen.
INrrdI LIni 4 ,sSt, Pontiac, L,vingtou county,
lll. Pontiac, Feb 5-2j-Gm'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

which cn.h'c. them rp isu..u c'rapcr aud hsi.
lnr pruulc rinu ran h- grt r,-,WutTc und they
w,i makc any size aud pattern lha, may BE- called
or,urau, o.l.rHricr ~ tE. cabinet upholstery
iIuc, ,on short notice.
Furniture Delivered nud seiTP
100 any r.s' of lhr ,uWu, Uut " 10 does uot give ~
.',raruuu ,.. money Wi. be- refunded They Hl-o
keep uu hand Sa~haud Glas- oi oil kinds They
hop, by strict attention 70 bu-.urs- 10 receive j.
is., l nryp uirtf,pI-t-
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W. VNIG VNZYENs

ORre. "a Story. Worth Etiof Reihcks Briek
Block. Ei.s Side Of the Coar House Square.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

A clergyman asked an old servant
bis reasons for believing In the existence
Of God: r
Sir says he, 1 see one man get sick.
The doctor comes 10 him, and gives him
medicine; the next day he Is better he
gives another dose, II does him good; be
keeps on ill he gets about hls business.
Another man gets sick like the first one;
the doctor comes 10 see him; he gives
him the same sort Of mcdicinei II does
him no good, he gets worsei gives him
more; but he gcts worse oil the time, I'LL
he dics. Now that mans time TO die had
come, and all the doctors In tho world
can't cure him.
"One year work In the corn field,
plow deep, dig up grass, and make moth
No but nubbins. Next year work the
same way the rain and dew comesi and
I make a good CROP
Il have been horc going hard upon nfty
years. Every day since have been In
this world I see the Sun rise In the East
and set In the West. The North star
stands where Il did the first time ever
seen IL; the seven stars and Jobs coli n
keep on the same path In tho sky, aud
never turn out. II amt 80 with mans
works. lie makes clocks and watchesl
they may run well for awhile, but they
get out Of Ak and stand stock still. But
the sun and moon, and stars, keep on
the same way all the while. There IL a
Power which makes one man diet and
another get we'll. that sends the rain,
aud Keeps everything In notion
what q beautiful comment Il here
furnished by an unleliefed African on
the language OF the Psalmisti The
Heavens declare the glory OF uod and
lha ornament showelh llis bandlwofh,
Day un,s day uttereth speech, and nj ght
unto nigh, showeth know ledge,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
rae .slpe-isili iawyer.

Marx H. was q yeff fair specimen
Of that class Of pettlleggers who thrive
In some Of the by.towns, lie had, IN
his early youth, tshfewd people suspect
%, J possessed q eenseieneeI but coming
20 years o I discretion, he had dispensed
with the superiority, and now stood IN.
trsmmeled. Mark used 10 Ivy small ca.
ses In Justices Courts and Looked upon
himself as q model OF Jurisprudence, -
Ills principle forte, and that on which
ha pFlded himself most, lay In the ekamr
inaiion Of witnesses, Mark boasted that
he could sworn the truth out Of a
stoneI" and perhaps he eouldl he had
woFmed the truth completely out
OF himself, and he Appropriated some
what 10 stone, In consequence OF
some rather "sharp practice" in suit
In which he ofiieiated both as counsel
and witness, Mark had reason 10 suspect
that the District Attorney was preparing,
in a merry way, an Indictment against
him for peuuryi and being disposed TO
humor the Joke. he canned II out still
further-snd himself with IL; disappears
ing from his accustomed haunts; aud,
until the affair had blown over, sojourn-
ing-"on little law business" as he az
forwards said, when thereto closely in
terrogated-on Snipe-Hill. a kind Of
Whitefriars, or city Of refuge for small
criminals; being the same place Of which
somebody said the inhabitants had bro
ken every law, Sabbath, and Sherif's
head, for the last ten years. And Mark
-. . ...ol = ..;.o lI,lls... r.. he ma NJ
the man to resist public oPinion-"not
by no means"
"Well, after his return, he was one
day trying cause before justice, in
his usual happy way, in which he had
exerted himself, II possible, more than
usual, to render the position of the wit
nesses unhappy. At last boy was
called as witness by the opposi ton,
to whom Mark objected on the ground OF
his simplicity; that he was mon CON-
post" as Mark sagely remarked; and he
insisted on the voir dire. The boy was
accordingly sworn on the preliminary
ex aminati ION, and Mark, assuming his
sternest face, and looking at the boy as
though he would eye him into fit:
"Boy," said he, "who made you'll"
"The Lord, Il thpothe," lisped the oy
"who made you'll"
"Never mind who made me-" said
Mark, "folks say you are fool: how is
it!"
"Do they" answered the witness
"thath no thigh. Thome folkth thay't
you won't cheat. Folkth will lie, you
thee"
"Boy, no impertinencel" said Mark,
frowning 6ercely, as the justice checked
the subdued smoker that ran around the
room. "Suppose you were to commit
perjury; do you know what that means!''
"Yeth, sir; thwearing to lie; juth
what you did lath whittier, amt itl"
"The witness is clearly incompeten mt
"a rank fool." appealed Mark to the
Court; but the Court couldn't see it SO. ,
and Mark proceeded:
"Well, suppose you were to comm it
perjury and swear fa'sely!-where would
you 90 ,o!"
"To Thnipe-Hill, thpothe," drawled
the boy, "where you went last winter,"
The court smiled grim smile, and the
boy was admitted to testify. Mark didn't
gain that suit. as appears from the justi-
ce's Observation-Disclosures.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

The Irish peasant, never answers any
question directly; in some districts, il
ou ask him where such n gentleman's
house is he will point and reply, "Does
your honor see that large house, there
all among the trees, with a green field
before itr'
You answer, "Yes."
"Well," says he, "plaze your honor
that's not it. But do you see the big
brick house with the cow-houses by
the side of that same, and a pond Of wa
teri" e.i
"Yes."
"Well, place your honor that's not it.
Buff you place, look quite to the
right Of that same. and you'll see the
top Of castle among the trees there,
with road going down to it, betune the
bushes"
"Yes."
"weli, place your honor, that's not it,
neither-but il your honor will come
down this bit Of a road couple Of miles,
I'll show it sure enough-and il your
honor's in hurry, can run on hot foot
Ia 6gurative expression for 'all posi-
bic speed used by the Irish peasants: by
taking short cuts and fairly hopping
along. young peasant would beat any
good traveler)-and tell the squire your
honor's gaIlopiug after me. All! who
shall tell the squire, PLACE your honor,
is coming to see him! he's my own land
lord, God save his honor day and night!
Burlington Sketches.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
MORSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

rrHIs lisa Purely Vegetable combeand, scientih.
l cnlly prepared rom the best Roots aud Herbs
OF the Maiera Medica, and has gained an unri-
AND STRENGTHENING THE
LivnR AND DiaEs1fvs ORokns, AND rLsArsIra
the STOMACH AND nowhLs,
and thus cuRIso all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com.
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, cosii.cncss, Piles,
Loss Of Appetite, &C., and causing The food 70
"0"''' ''' PURIFYING faE BLoop,
and thus curing III iumor, cuianeous Eruptlcn..,
Canker, Pimples on the face, bloiches, Ulcers,
TumOrs, Mereuflal Disease, Cancers, dc.
RrouLATisa rns sncnsroHy OneAss,
and BY enabling them " perform their proper
and dangerous diseases, STnxsornrriEa krn aui-
rflha rnr NrRyoussysfrm, thus allaylng Nervous
Irritation, and curing ell Diseases Of The Nerves.
as iiyHteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, nc. .If
IT ~ uNRivALLED IN THE CURE or ALL
frffl rKMALE COMPLAINT
ne weakness, general debility, irrcguianty, Oh
sifuctlons, Swelling OF the teet, Limbs. Jolnts,
&c., caused by weak neasl also, LuEo and funoAf
cosrLAiNfu, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, consufnp-
ton, de-, also, Dropsy.
Having made use Of The Compound syrup. Of
yellow Dock Root, prepared by q MOhsE 4
co, either ourselves, or N our aullles, aud Ind.
Ing Ito be vert saluiart aud efectual pfspa,a.
public M n vefy valuable medicine,
n. linufne, rsQ,, Cashier National bank, Pfovl'
denee. ". 81 a. W. spencer, nsqs Cashier Lame
Hock Hank DO do do Heys William Phillips. Rev
j, nj, Hlehhbud, q, +, Jones, editor Providence
den. Adyi,, WIN, Field, Nj w, q, MI Cyrus rlsh
en-. A, n, n. ~ James Hutchinson, q. 4, Dea, v
!. bates, poet. befi. colbt .and one hundred 9th
efs pi ,he most fespeg,able ANTILLES islenee
This eerlnes that have f0fa nuinbstof year
been acquainted with he eoinpusllUh ard mode .
manumetlte NJ MouHr.h COMPOUND HyHui
~ YELLOW bocR Hoor. fhate also bees ae
eah say that M MI respects y admirably eelfu
ia,ud " remedy lhal class 81 Diseases f0fwhlph |
WAS designed, n ls especially vsiaasie N IND
elites ~ health, action ,he fivrH, removes fas
p0f, and Inactivity ofihls oHuAN ,ahd stimulate
healthy aellen lhAl The system, AZ q btfuHA
ron efpuHnef efihe iieqa I, hss ~ superior,
Providence, n 4, tsh, A. ipspI.
fiihtAHtp nv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
THE TAPE WORM.

This ls NE most dIacuii Worn 10 dss,soy Of All
,hss nsssi The human system, grows 70 an sisnost
,nashnite length, becoming ~ etiled and fastened
~ ms ,niesunes and stomach, enecllnf NE health
those sfficted seldom N Al 4. 4 :.
a. ~. . nss,srinr Them " an esfiy rave. IN order
"as'uvl WIS wofm, ven energetic treatment
,.ss p.,sn.n, wunld therefore ke proper u
oesr..uons, that the wofm effnp may sss aises,
upon We W0fms witch musi " taken In doses IN
w. tee's ,revnials three times as,. These a.
ss. ., ~. m'lswsa have neset bes rtvaie ia
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

DAY UP.---B. II. Burton having purchased
the entire interest or John e. Burton i'm the
store at Brookvle on the LIST. day of January last
and J. c. Burton having bought b. II. Burion's
interest in the store at Metamora are xons to
settle up the business ofthe firm persons knowing
themselves indebted TO ms at either place prior 10
the time mentioned above are requested 10 pay up
Without delay. b. n. e. JIG. BURTON.
Rockville Sept 18th. 1s53-tf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Cheap Bonnets

MRS. r.. w. BUTLER, las opesed ne
vi largest and most splendid assortment OF mu-
merry Foods ever offered In Brook viiie, consisting
of bonnets of every STYLE from 2Sts up. Ribbons
OF every variety, together with splendid stock OF
ostrich feathers caps and all varieties % iinines,.
and can furnish miiiners wanting 80 pp1sss cheap
her old customers to call and examine her stock.
tl-Sm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
READ THE FoI.InWIm H0I

Ana 700 tahnet be ihalnsfeh W ihls spresi. iis
mhnlsf tslls uren t0n 70 de- your dalfs N h cal,
wonderful effpeis, =
T. d. in, foHENsA cE-sl,,-a,s,l,vas,s,ss.
We ihtehiyt efa hlfhlf valuable aealene is,,. Id.
hls humble testimony w W. asef, ~ hali,s safs,
esntes YET powerful eresiesi Fesaesif ~ Wsfsss
hrtinf ned much esreflenee N knew Toe Inc erefls
~ ,rnuhs tfepsfs'luns, ny ulfp, vh6 was veil
skilled v 'nlhls,eflhf ~ elldfsh IN distress, pes
hyshtei Y We beat she had ever nsef, and sssia
es. ~ u'hef While t9ufs ssula ba had,
A. sssfhset ~ eufs bpfsAs seriously alssasad, -
yer rmr'swt vets rlsfmlnf, bal hpF meihag
hets sentht nc remedy fas NesRs, tsFlns al
.sshsa 1nss., W NE ,ls,s she hsa taxes bali hss
we, W eit, the iet save - sfaellaasla sasshss,
" zee we imrigttsnshi N hef ehlld. slse hslas
thtsthts ~ az fpan old, she rsssea An l,.''
ssshss asahllli " NefAs, hes slefi5 conferences
zoe Enlightened hef spirits FessgRed, sHd \. sias,
sms lssslf th'la, threatened rllh asellna sna
ateti'l rev fase promise ~ health, HANKS n
lsa fseslaeheel whose blessing attending yaas
hfthr, ips'afrdlh e ehllai VITA feRhdene1 I 49,
ieflhf from NaFnia, -
JAS, y, BOWEN. Minister ~ a., aesps,,
iAss rssief efihe Southampton hRnllsl fhsFek,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Ladies Shoes.

100 pairs Calf Boots;
100 +" Kip -
GO "Goat Buskins;
80 Enameled young Ladies Boots;
"a Fine Kid AIbonis;
&c Z" New style Caters;
50 Rubber Bucskins;
4S - Low Sandals;
"a @ Fur Lined over Shoes;
Together with large and splendid assortment
OF Children's and Misses, extra fine shoes. Aswe
pay particular attention in the selection of our
Boots and Shoes, in regard 10 durability and neat
ness, we have no hesiteney in recommending the
same, and have no fears OF being excelled in this
branch ofour business, or of being beat selling
low. Nd. GALLON & SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Tnnm az ,hs indiana Ames,ean.

i sain advance, sa,s0 h siK months, 81 ~ the
end IT The year, and an addition ~ 80 cents for
every year payments delayed thereafter,
AnYHRTIskaFATs-pn square aF less viii DO In
serted TIRES times fnT one dollar, " pay ment be
made IN advance, one dollar and twenty live cents
ifpayment be delayed one year and one dalaF and
any cents W delayed two years, aud in the same
proportion for the time payment s delayed, Large
advertisements for longer time will be charged On
the same princisles
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Nj C KIN a C k 8.

Come and see all of the nice things. in the way
of notions, to be found at GALLONS SroRE, consis-
ting in part, ofMen's fine Buck, Dog-skin. Kid,
Silk, Wooden a. Cotton Gloves, Ladies 4 Misses
Kid, Silk, Wooden 81 Cotton do. Zephry's Scarfs,
Wooden undersleeves d Cuffs, Victorines, Em-
broidersd Collars, Chemisetts, Hdfk's and under
sleeves, Ribbons, Linen Il Cotton Laces, Swiss and
jackone insertions & Edgings, silk Laees, Brush
es, Threads Velvet Innings, Needles, Pins, But
tons, &c. &c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

TThe lalely-elected Govneror of Ten
nessse spent the tirst eight or ten years Of his
Iife.i in an alms-house, as a charity boy. Such
are the operations Of free, republican institu-
ITEMS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
r. w. HUBBARD.

y on Maine Burress street, ooksiiIe Just below
the public square, has always on hand . large a.
sortnent OF Carriages, consisting OF koekassys,
Rougs and Readys, pissn kockaways, Piston,
and Burrios.
Purchasers will And n 10 their advantage 70 esiI
and examine my work, a. my stock 10 The largest
In town, and my prices AZ low ~ the same quality
also Keep for sale Carriage Hsrpe. efssy style
am prepared 70 finish 10 order any description
Of Garbage, not on hand, al shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 70 repairing.
April, le53.-~f7-H
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
HoBENsX0Ks wonm evpup

An srlioie foandcd upon tcicnIihc prineirI~s com
perfesiiy safe when taken. and can be- rive, y, ~
most tender infant with decided bensheiai 60
where Bowel Complaints aud Dnrfhoen hss " fEr,-
weak and debsiltsted, the Tonic properties q nj
Worm Lyfup are such, that u stands wlihsai a.
equal In The catalogue of medicines, In fitlnr iona
aud strength 70 The Stomach which nsk n "a Ia
fanibie remedy for those anfcted with Drsrrrr..
NE astonishing cures performed by this kyrur ~
YER Physicians have falisd Il the beat esifsi es ~
tts superior eficacy over III Others.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Ginghans.
ne Ginrhnmp mat
PREMIU M TEETH.
UffffS
DR.. j. w. Keely, Resident Surgeon
nonffof

MOULD inform his friends and the public gen.
w orally, that he has at much trouble and expense
htted up new and commodious Rooms where he
will be able 10 accommodate his patients much
more pleasantly than heretofore. All operations in
dental Art (such as Cleansing, Filling, Extract
Ing and the insertion Of Arfifeiai Teeth, from one
to complete setl performed upon the latest and
mostapproved principles-and warranted.
No charges for examination or advice which will
be cheerfuly given when called on.
RsFERKLcRs.-His work.
Rooxs.-o8e door south ofthe Valley House up
rairs.-fI-n.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

Or"H dies like beast who hath done no
good while he lived" True indeed! Go 10
his funeral Not a tear is shed. Nota pain,
or grief. or a want has he relieved and there
10 none 10 call him blessed. Think Of il, We
time servers-ye who seek for pleasure, ye
who make self the centre o. every thought
ana action. What an epitnph. ale died
like beast. for he did no good wsile he liv.
ed"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

hiA'th ~
WHERE DO THEY @ ME FROM?
S THE QUESTION so frequently ask ed in regard
l to Burton's New Goods, which are almost daily
arriving. When we FIRST heard this wondering,
where they came from, we thought IL was only oc-
casloned by the amount of his never ending stock,
but after q thorough examination, we find that he
has the pretticst and cheapest goods In this mar
ket. and that he gets them direct from New York
and Philadelphia. He has a large and well selec-
Lahic'> Dress Goods.
Consisting In part OF general sediment Of black
and fancy Silks and Satins Bareges Bareee delains,
Mousline delaines, Bombazincs, Lustrcs, Poplins,
Ginghams, Lawns, Tarllons, Swiss, Book and Jaco-
net muslins Robes, ETC.. with &c neral assortment
Of French Worked Collars,
CUTS, undersieevcs, SPeneers, iandk erchiefs, La
ces, Edgings,- Mantilas, Capss, Grape Shawls,
Parasols, Fans, B0nnets, Bonnet Ribbons and H.
nings. Flowers, wreaihs, Tabs, long and short
Mitts, Gloves. Hosiery, &c., with thousand arti-
cles too tedious To mention.
Gentlemens' Goods
In great variety; Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattfnet,s,
Tweeds, summer Cloths, bleaehed and brown LIN
Cravats, Gloves, ETC., with general assortment Of
BROADWAY STYLES
Of HATS and CAPS, OF almost every description.
BOY,S WEAR
In abundance, well selected, of superior fne and
common qualities at low figures.
200 Pieces of Prints,
Good styles and fast colors, with heavy stock OF
brown. bleached and colored Muslns and Drill
ings, Tickings, Checks, Flannels, Cottonades,
Striped Shirtings, Mosquito Bars, and every thing
usually kept In n retail store.
Also, heavy stock of Queensware, Hardware,
Hollow-ware, Cedar-ware, and Groceries, all OF
which were boughtyery cheap, and will be sold for
small profits.
say again, call and examine for yourselves. II
Is no trouble to show goods and prices.
b. II. BURTON.
Brookville, April 70, 1853. l7tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
SOMETHING NEW.

CONNEHsvILLE MACHINE SHOP,
Adjoining the Stove Foundry OF w. Y. Gebhart.
VNliE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
Il lie that he has established a Machine Shop In
Connersyilie, and Is now manufacturing
THRASHING MACHINES,
Horse Powers, sepantors, Straw Cutters, Corn
shelters, Wood-sawtng Machines, all the latest
anu most improved patterns. He also man ufaetures
Culp's Patent Portable Cider Mill,
an excellent and convenient article that every
Farmer who has an Orchard ought TO have.
He expects 70 keep constantly on hand n supply
OF Thrashing Machines, &C., and invites all who
wish 10 purchase 10 give him a call. The Machine.
~ manufactured by him will he warranted 10 be OF
the best Materials and most substantial work man
ship.
RBPAIRING.-Ho win be prepared 10 repair
Reaplng Machines and will attend promptly 10 the
fitting mp and repairing Of any kind OF Machinery
that may be required.
His terms win be as reasonable as those Of any
establishmentin the West. JOHN ENDsLEY.
connersville, April IA, 1854. iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11


OF Mrs. Bloomer, (the inyentress of
Bloomerism,) thinks the difference be-
tween man aud woman is merely incl
dental-easily accounted fer by the diff
erence Of schooling and education. A
western editor is SO very absurd as to
demur to this, by affirming that there is
a radical or going-to-the-root difference
b etween the two. He says
"The first thing that girl sets her
heart on is a doll and set Of half fledged
cups and saucers. The girls are given
TO neatness, and hate soiled garments of
all kinds; boys on the contrary, set a
high value on dirt, and are never so hap
py as when sailing single ship, with a
brown paper sail, in q mud puddle
Mrs. Bloomer may reason as she may.
but she will find in the end that nature is
s tronger than either philosophy or sus-
p snders.-New B edford Mercury.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
Furniture, Furniture

I'VE invite the public attention TO our new stock
w Of Furniture just recei, ed,which we Offers lit
tie lower than any other house In the White Water
Valley.
Consisting OF sofa Bureaus, Centre Tables, Gard
Tables Cherry q Walnut Breakfast d Dining Ia
bles Drawer * Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Lounges
Cribs, Willow Wagons d Cradles, Mattresses be-
sides general assortment of CHAIRS.
tf. ID. PRICE & SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

i The Undersigned HAVING been appointed Agent
hf a N, a e. AZ, waffeg's tlFe aid Water fleei
HaHhhEs V NV tesnf W w t"sa's " Ws sihn w
HE Store Faams W NJ, W. iisia aHd n, w. a 4, q,
hnFlan, Va hFnah willie, are e0feIed with this Mad
~ T0Hhna, ~ whom ihe pHhlie aFn FeleFFeas ils
durability, eheapRass, sanity, and convenience, al
Fee0lBmeHa W. ~ superior, ~ lhe. eenslFaelen si
most buildings, W, s,hA Fhh,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

nANDYi Candyi Oandiesii-Twelye
Y dollars per hundred pounds, aud no charge Tor
boxes at NJ. DEMANDS Candy Factory, Walnut
street, between Fiftb and sixth streets, Cincinnati,
Ohio. apl 0, ie59-l6-iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
TO MALES.


You will and these Pills an Invaluable rres,tins>
In many complaints 10 which ygu sui.j6~rf In
distractions either total partial, thry have been
found ofinestimable benefit, restoring iheir fube.
tional arrangements 10 a healthy action, purifying
sne so1a aud other Guide so enseiaay % put %
irregularities, as headache, giddIness, dhrE 80 %
sight, pain In the side, back, &c., and osreftss'
fpilowing
DICAL EVIDENCE.
VIZ. tho undersigned Physicians, having had tlle~
receipt OF their manufactures submitted 10 us for
inspection, say, that The ingredients OF which they
are composed makes them the best Pill ln use Tor
ell diseases OF the Liver, Impurities of the Hood
&c. wesay this not only from our own Judgment.
but also from that ofthe best medical authority In
the United States. All diseases requiring the nae
OF an ALTERATIVE, DIAPHORETlC and PUR-
GAIlVE MEDICINE, that came under our notice,
has been treated with the above Pills with the
most satisfactory syccess.
GRoRGE WOOD. NJ. ID.
G. McCLENNAN, NJ. ID.
=. BROMLEY, NJ. ID.
l.. BOWEN. nj. ID.
TT Purchase none but those having the sigma.
iure, -. n. HOBENSACK,- upon each box AZ
all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies. and all others
wishing 70 become agents. must address tho Pro-
pnelor, }. ". HOBENSACK. at his Labratory No.
DELPHIA.
soidby all Druggists and Merchants In the u
States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcures performed
In different paris Ofthe country, By the above med
ieines, can be had gratis OF the agents.
For sale by NJ. W. HALLE Brookyiiic
BROWNING * VALE, Terre Haute, Wholesale
agents for the State.
Price each IS cents. DR.. 3-5o-lyr.