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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-06

OyruEu.ss Nta Court or Probate held 90 lirr-
ffrl. WITHIN rul ilr ihs County e. oNnfs "n NE
2DIi d., 4r september iu The yolr ~ our lnrf
r..hirru hundred and hNy -fuu
DICUNEp CALDWELL, Administrator on
Il tbs r.ft'r uf Jpuv CNtrwrtt, ltc 90 M
Dover. IN said County, drcc1scl, having pr..cncd
h.. f..t ,ud fuaI account ~ administration ol ti1
estate ~ slil deceased ilr allowance.
OrurUru, ''1t ihr .aiI A'miu..'u'ur give ~
t,ratpaItrr.nrs iu'rrr.tsl, lY causing esp, nith,
rr,l,r tp T. Inllsh,l taHry Vcrk' sucs'ssi,sl, 90
The Osfh nr.np,r1f pr,uIr.l 20 plu', thrt the,
m1y urpc,r ~ Probate Court ~ D. hrh ~
r..r. nn ths tHiul Tuss,ly oi October ug'', At
urr III thr rn,h be- thc iprruo1 ,nI .h,w cIuss, u
la, tie, have, vhs The same shnuld rat IT, allowed
TIMOTHY LJDDEN, J4igs.
: i.rs oaTy-iuotE
% wv. WHIT NirCis, H,gdr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-06
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, JldL

O,Tunu. So A. Court IT prlais hcllat Can.
CON. within anil f,r the Cunut, 81 OIGrl. u0 The
2Ist,lly uf Srutrmllsr, ip the yes ol Uur irul
eighteen hgnI,gd anil hii, .llur.
C,AMurL UERSEN. hlmiuistrai,r on tie ~.
y tate 1T W,UsrN ll.KsTr, late ~ rars, %
.tfl County J.rrrsrl, having presented h,s s'Ssnt
lrt la1l s,rrrt ~ Standardization &c ihc s.as 81
,a,I Hrr,Hl %, i'puautg.
Orrrrrr, Gaf ,hr nii Administrator give
r.,rlr o. 10 persons in'rrr.'ri. iN causing
r.r, % ti.. Order fp lr ruF.bri three weeks sus.
rr. .,sl, On The ONiru. prrnrrat printed a. pars.
tIr' thr, uB, lFrrlr mo Probate tHurt ~ IT, h'Nl
1, p.us, iu sJi County, ou t'" third lsrsily u
Orf.l,ru.>t. 40 nine ct The Cip,A lathe mf'nu1n,
1uI .r.r cause, II us che, aHrr, nhg tee same
.H ..,'I uai Dr. aI.uo,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-06
CASHMERE SHAWLS

IIrrrs, ~b,.uu.s, liljru Chs, l.ir,.s, nlvhf,
Napkin. Ilu.kplu0ks, TH'r Govern Iuuirs
l.r.as, pa,srs, So, 30 OF which ars ',N 'uI'-
riut, hugh ou.r, auI ct lhc ,s.'i u.luuHo'ur'
,t..s DIr-'Hrs, rnl's, D1u'riD., cotton, 'r1-
ur-, ToibtVml's, Sc, iu doe .rrrr proportion
a. ,arr,... .f.rL fil.rs. EmlI..'.r.r', lHu.
..T.. Ntu.. glryrs .f 100 Itp s.Ei'rHs, Toe
Jrr ~hu's, g.. ih. iri..' ui Dh.b
WILL. NAME IUy NV THEM.
u,r- Ultra-. BLACK T,.unnr la-.', Na'r.r
Mir. TmNmiI.HI Sleeve, lH,,, Nn..u ..I
t.mNu. thsuIs.ff.., tH.i'r Hr0 N.s.n
uarH., JpulTir Iui uH.iu IIEl"-s ai
lm.rtr-s. White G..sH.. 5ul Uufru
bet Ire't.h ~ .su. Gi.1s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-06

rZo-s Advocate
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

IfOiNR AFplICrEp, READ AND me- MADE
- Nilolt.-DkS, NALL n " iiiTE, having
tormed go 'pnrincr.hp' continue 10 bc consulted
nj lhcr oillcp, lai Walnut street. Cincinnati ohio,
on all diseases ~ private or delicate nhturc, aud
take 10 treat
II, alonr course ~ study aud practical exper.
cnoe Of unlimited cNieni Dra. n. q W. have the
rratnenlion Of presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never failed 20 cure the most
alarming casos OF GoNoRRllkA aud SYPll.
Hills.
Under their treatment, all Of The horrors of
Nencrvul Diseases, lmpurciond, Ulcers, tmpoten-
~, fnins Ia The linck, nnd Organs of Generation,
inflammation Of the bladder aud Kidneys, HYDRO.
cele, Absecsacs, Diseases OF the Liver aud Lungs,
nfopsy, Hcrofula, Tumofn, Epieptic Pits, Diseases
the Nervous system generally, Diarrhacn, nss,
eniefy' Plies, Fisiun, Ruplurcs, DC, are perma-
nrnily cured.
Periodical complaints 81 females, however com.
piicatod or nppainF also, all other Diseases incl
dent ~ femnlcs, cured, aud every function, 70.
stored 90 it, natural l0ncnnd ,lgOr.
Ague aud Fever cured in tNcuiy-four hours
warranted,
sraisL wr.rsrss.-nr u. 4 W. devote great
part Of their tine "a The treatment Of those
tausod by secret aud SOLITARY habit, which rains
the body ahd mind. unntiing the unfortunate Ia.
diNidunl for ithcr business or society. Some oi
The sad aud melancholy effects produced by early
habits youth ARE weakness Of The back and Limbs
dizziness OF the head, dimncss of sight, palpitaton
OF the heart u! spcpsia. neryousness. dernngemenl
Of the digestive functions, > mptoms OF c0nsumpt
Ion, DC. : he fearful eieca on the mind are much
10 be dreaded loss of memory, confusion OF ideas
depression &c spirits, evil forebodings, aversion o
society, self-dstrust, umdity &C., are among the
evils produced. Snch persons should before con.
summaung marriage, consult physician Of expe
rience and skin, aud be at once restored TO health
and happiness.
~ Letters addressed TO Drs. Hall Il White, Dor
1881 J. o., postpaid, containing n Zoe prompt,
attended 10, and Medicine forwarded 10 any par
ofthe United States, secure from observation.
Strictcst sccresy observed.
Nov. II 1853, fly.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
NEW sADDLERY
Hardware House.

HUNTER, coDURN, RDMEsToN & BARR,
Importers and Manufacturers Of
sADpLERy, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIM
MINES, sADpLE-TREEs,
Leather, Springs, Axles, &c.
NO, CHURCH BUILDING,
walnu. street, bet ard q an streets, cihelsnsilo.
he uus~ r.i<ucd would respectfully rive notice
20 Merchants. Cafriurc Manufacturers and BAD
diefs, IN The West end South. West that ihsy hhts
associated themselves for lfanssetlng extensively,
ne abosc named business 10 all IL variety. They
are nov or~nin< large stock q
Nee and elegant Goods,
.el.et.d with sreai care (ths scuior parner hating
b-cn several nsonths in the uiafket.l bath - ~
yards isle and price. nId purchased largely with
Cash from The besi Enhilsh, German, aud Amer
lean manufacturers. AZ they will lnp0n their
yorrlgn Goods and buy their American direct from
manufacturers. they viii. ~ all times, be enaoicd
10 hold oct fnuesing Inducements 10 purchnsers.-
They will adopt 10 The management ot theiT bus.
incss the principles OF .Progrcss,' chief of which
are .,shott profits" aud s'iafee sales" Tor Cash. OF
upon short time. aud coupled with almost daily
RECEIPTS of New aud Fashionable articles.
IL short their aim will be 10 make The Cincinnati
market IL their line, equal 70 clher fhllndclphls
or New York. The personal attention % each
member ofihe firm viii be given 70 The detail ~
we'll as tic management Of the business. THIS
will enable their friends - order, with the FULLEST
confidence Of getting promptly whatever hes DO
slfe OF The newest styles, ana ht usiiorm low
prces, ,,,,...,,,,, ,-,..,~v
JOHN A cOuuhN. late ofMa, aaiilc. KY.
w. EDMksToN, late with 1,icr DAVIDSON
HUGH nARR late Of Flomlnfsburg, Ky,
Jan. Id dm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
New Invention.

We understand that an important dis
covery has but rensently been made, for
the special benefit Of wisky manufac-
turers. 1t is stated that stryrhinine, a
very deadly poison, is now used, by
means Of which the yelld per bushel OF
corn is greatly increased. BY the old
method about three gallons Of whisky
was made out Of bushel of cortland
by the aid Of the new invention over four
gallons can be made out of busheI OF
corn.
IL is said, that some Of the distilleries
between here and Cincinnati have used
this poison SO freely, that hundreds of
hogs have been poisoned to death, from
eating the distillcry slop. This is said
10 be fact; il not so, it should be contra
dicted; il il is so, whisky drinkers be-
ware,- ReUiile.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24


double character Of witness and alvo-
cate. Freeman was not before the
President at the same time. But al
lowing that Mr.. Robinson intended TO
represent the matter fairly TO Mr..
Pierce--and we suppose he did-his
approval is not-quito so satisfactory as
the virdict Off jury would be; and why
did not Mr.. Robinson let jury pass
upon the matter? His argument that
no Court would take jurisdiction Of
Freeman's case against him. is disin-
genuousin the extreme. The demurrer
applied only 10 the jurisdiction Of the
Court, not TO the merits OF the case.--
Yet Mr.Robinson endeavors TO make
1.-THE erroneous impression" that no
Court would entertain the case because
there was no good ground Of action
Tho filing that demurrer was entirely
Ia Mr. Robidson's power. Why did
he not let it alone, and let n jury take
the case on It's merits? Was he rs
confident Of their approval as the Pres
identsg Consciousness OF right does
not seek evasions, and plea 10 the
jurisdiction is an evasion always. His
defense on these points. Is deficient and
unsatisfactory, and he must have felt
IL so.
We have not sought for any evil
dence contradicting or correcting Mr..
Robinson's statement. We have taken
It for granted that he has told the truth.
and based our remarks almost exclu-
sivsly upon his. We have not the re-
hottest idea who the author of the
Appeal may be, unless one Of the
clergymen who signed il. But who.
ever he may be, his statement cannot
be tortured, by the sevcrest miscon.
struction, into anything but an aver.
menl that IL was the general opinion,
as well rs his. that the Marshal could
have bailod Freeman; aud his refusal,
whether legal or not, was oppressive
And that Is true in every word. II
certainly was. at one time, the preva.
lent opinion, out Of the profession,
that the Marshal had that power, and
there was unanimity enough rs TO the
lproprie,y ofits exercise in Freeman
case. The oppressiyeness. Mr. Rob
inson will not deny. IL this opinion
was erroneous. Mr.. Robinson mus
charge IL on the ambiguity of the Law
that left any latitude OF construction
or he must arraign all as "liars" VIII,
concurred in il. The Fugitive" nc
is constructed with an admirable adap
taIion TO the purpose Of making tn
Marshal's Office disagreeablc, and Mr.
Robinson seems nowise disposed to nc
with less severity than the sternest con
structidn permits. lie must learn
however, that If he will discharge al
unpleasant duty, the dislike il make
easily and naturally extends from tn
Office to the officer. u. n. s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
From the Chanticleer.
Clerical Caiumnies and Injured
Innocence.

On Friday last, Mr.. Robinson, the
U. 5. Marshal. (for the first time, we
believe, since its occurrence, attempts
a public vindication of his conduct in
the Freeman affair. That he should
have been silent so long, under charges
SO caiumnious, as he says, when he
must have known that every days
uncontrsdicted existence gave them
greater strength and consistencc, is n
little surprising. And that he should
.et so violently mad because they are
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
RAwDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & EDISON
Bank Note Engravers & Printers

South Easfe0r. efifhd Main StS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A LSo,-Engraved IN style corresponding in OK
Il ccllence to that of Bank Notes. Railroad. State
and County Bonds, Bills OF Exchange, Checks,
Drafts, Certificates ofStock and Dep0siie, PromIs.
sorry Notes. Billand Letter Heads, Diplomas, Visit
ing and Professional Cards, Notarial County and
Hand Seals, cSc.
Constantly on hand, Bank Note Paperof various
tinis, made TO order, ofvery superior quality.
The above Office Is under the supervision of Geo
T. Jones, practical engraver. mr. S-II-Iam
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

Fties.-'My dear fellow. said Beau
Hickman to waiter in ahotel, Il have
respect for flies; indeed, Imay say, 1
am fond Of flies--but / like to have
them and my. D.ilk in separate glasses;
they mix so much better when you
have controlo 10th ingredients
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
Indignation meeting at chicago.

OHItAUUI tUsUs
An Indignation meeting was held here
last nj 1ht, opposed to the Nebraska bill.
Mr.. ID ouglus was denounced by the old
line Democrats, and his personal friends.
Resolutions were passed instructlng
their representatives in Congress to vote
against any infringement Of the Missouri
Compromise.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

r. 4. Tu0RNBuRN. G. STANLY w. STlNLY.
rI,HORBURN. STANLYNe BRO.-BRASS FOUN-
iDBRs AND FISHERS, No. 81 West Front
street, Cincinnati, keep constantly hand large
assortment OF work In their line, consisting Of
Brass aud Plated cocks, Fountain aud Generator
Brasses, Liquor, steam, Beer. Valve. Cylinder
and Guage Cocks, Locomotive hrasses, Hose
Joints. on Globes. Vacuum. and Slide Valves,
Steam Whistles, Railing Nobs, beer and Soda
Pumps. botting " achines. &c.
BRASS Ia ftng mndc 10 order.
Cash paid for Coz per and Brass.
Feb. %, 'J3-l(-iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

cabinet ware, coySrrNr.
undersigned, at No IS West Fifth 81. betweenVine
aud Walnut TAX pleasure In Informing his friends
and The public that he has on hand as large and
complete stock Of Cabinet Ware as can be found
in tie West OF every description and quality ,em-
bracing styles and prices which viii be found
adapted 10 the fancy aud necessities of all classes
ofpurchasers. My stock is equal in extent 10 any
similar stock ever offered in The Western country
The workmanship Is Of superior excellence in
fashion and durability. am possessed of facill-
ties for manufacturing, by which | can afford my
articles nj unprecedented loN terms. Ny motto
is s.small profits and quick returns"
respectfully iavite the public 81 visit my eXien-
sive warerOoms, and examine my varied and elc-
giant stock.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now or banda compile aud very elegant assori-
mcut OF Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas,
Tete-a-Tetes, Center Tables, Easy Chair, Parl"r
Cha irs. etc. OF the most beautiful and approved
styles OF form trimming and finish.
would also state that | am prepared 90 III IN
large Mirrors or Pier Glasses of the best quality
aud OF any size or shape that may he required fra
med 10 suit the taste OF the purchasers.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
Sofas. Tete-a- retes. Center Tables, Stands, Easy
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Sofa-seat Chairs, Book
Cases aud Racks Bureaus, Bcdsieads, etc. Of ey-
cry style and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
! have on hand yer, heavy stock of cheaper
Chairs. of all Styles aud prices, Bureaus, Ia
bes, Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dedsteads, Lounges
etc,
LOOKi NG-GLASSE ON HAND
A large assortment OF Look Ing G lasses, of gilt,
rosewood, and mahogany frames which will sell
ut low prices.
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
A good supply offspring, curled taT andpalmct-
To Mattresses, made IN the best manner and also
make them TO order in any way thatma be desi-
red.
Ordered work will receive particular attention
and be done tn the most work manlko manner.
Particular attention paid 10 wholesale dealers.
f3-lyr. A. CONSIINE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
Cundry's Commercial Writing

THE undersigned is prepared 10 furnish the
Western market with a superior Writing Fluid
his own invcnti0n--and which In color, durabili-
". and iuidity is warranted 10 b. unsurpassed.
The color is at first a grccnish blae, changing to
deep permanent black.
All orders viii be promptly attended to by adj
dressing, or calling on him al his Office In Mercan-
tile College. II may also be obtained at the book
Stores generally JOHN GUNDRY.
Nov. H. 1853. I.-iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
The Great American Tenn
p,rance Tale.
stlrs. tm aarbu;
or
The Veal and Woe ofSocial Life,
ONE VOLUME l2Mo, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST READY.

-
"a deeply interesting and powerful WORK. u
wildly porirnyn some % uAo terrific exploits Of
strong drink IN both high and low life. Nor arc
such scenes ~ y depicts elhcf Imaginary or fre.
Let lhis book circulate. u has boulaeeut aim,
utaf, ossons.''-ffesb,tef
Although written With direct moral purpose,
Witch !. usually afellef ON The imagination, lAis
novel dlspiays no common rkili Ia fictitious con-
position. The plot u enc OF absorbing Interest,
aud frequently deselopos specimens Of original
aud vigorous character dfawing.-New York
Tnbune.
The characters are wcliand sharply drawn. and
The various scenes are described with much spirit
aud graphic cnoct. We are disposed 20 regard Tho
book ntlhe best iis Kind ihaihas Yet appeared.
iisarlor, d real lifc--mil ofthe most thrilling
lnleFosl-efer, page stirring The hearts Narinesi
svmpathlcs.-Tro, Times.
Many useful lessons may DO learned lrom mo
pcfafai OF this book .--iosl0n Transcript.
Tier descriptions are exceedingly natural and
yFld,-Pnrltnn Recorder,
Written viii remarkable power. PROV. Jour-
one Of ils chief merits IL The excellence ofits
observation-disclosures.
iins 10 many thrilling passages and well drawn
shnrneisrs that you read with absorbed nienion.
Ills certainly the most powerful Temperance
tale that We have over pefused.-Journal a Mcs-
schger.
beautifully written. Z. A work ofgreai strength
and pOWer.-Coapel Herald.
Tie incidents dramatic. and the Interest Intense
10 the cnd.-Ohlo ~ tesman.
book which should be read by all-faihers,
inoiAof., sous aud daughleIs-end especial,
Hose Who imagine they can drink temporarily ,
without danger. iIisexeeodingi, Interesting
''"' :" " MOORE, DEnsoN A co.
Publishers.
es WEST FOURTH ST.
CINCINNATI.
January Oh ie5l-a-i0 mo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
BACON's
Mercantile College.
North-wcst Corner SIKH nud Wal
mat streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.


North -Nest Corner SIKH nnd WAL
mat streets, Cincinnnti, Ohio.
TUE undersigned has removed hla mercantile
= College 10 his new building. North. west corner
of Walnut aud oh is. whore ho has lifted on a
Splendid sult OF Rooms, expressly Cor his business
having spared mother pains or expense In ma.
kinT tAem W every respect tho most convenient
nnd plohseht school Rooms ln The United States.
Tho plan adopted IN teaching combines prnctlce
wfih heoryi iuslead OF using books, the pnpls are
exercised IN making original entries ofsycry day
business transactions nallxlng, posting, bal
anehR accounts, opening aud closing ola ercat va
fciy Of inercnt sets OF books both Tor partnorslIp
and individual business, whore tho buslness ha.
been prosperous and udverc; and thu, qualifying
ofihe heeouniaIl In any Kind oibnslnes..
Tho course ofinsiructlOn will consist of donbls
entF, bookkeeping, embracing every department
OF trade and Mercantile Accounts, yixs Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, ErchGage, Ranking,
Manufacturing, Shipping, individual
Partnership. SieamLoafing, and Compound
Co. Busincse, COMMERCIAL calculations
Practical PcHmanship, and Lectures on
Commercial Ian, ALTO lectures on ht
Science n Accounts, Custom Of Merchant,
etc.
IN hhniHoh 10 uc regular course &C study. thu
undersigned has made arrangements wl'A Henr,
SNOW, Esq., Hon. hclsmy siorcr. Prof e.. W
Wright. und other eminent Lecturers. 70 deliver I
coursr Of Lectures on N suhicc's OF Comirtrris
law, History of Commcr,c, follilcal Efororly. :,
connected With Comncrcr. and other saticst. q
great iuipcriarcc iu 10 50 r.lal 10 20 "a atsn
aud never etfarc intrUllecd o. AM Ncrrans.i.
COLLEGE ir he United States
Pupils ato Instructed individually. snl noi I,
elasscs, - that studcuts MAY Vairr 80 AN tim,
snd proved IN The ratio Ofthcr capacity aud art
duty.
Public examinations are had. Though pupils nr,
examined priNntcl, " thcy desire III v hen ths
stndeut undergocs rigid and thorough iLf frraea,
Hons Wy The pnnriphl fnalttied by n Committed
~ rmrilral Accountants aud business mnnJ aud
Diplomas awarded 10 those who are doomed wor-
tbs 81 hem.
eourse eau b. completed In from .ix 10 ten
weeks.
The principal viii TAI pirnsugo ln doing ever,
Thug in his power to advance hia studrnta. aud
msl them thorough aud accomplished nccoun.
ihhb am hlagtienslyo acquaintance with the bn,
uiness community viii generally enable him /,
procure situations for those dcslfons Of obtaining
them,
'Eerfnsi=Forh mn course Of Lessons ~ BOOK
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Com.
nefelnl Law "'c'''''''''''' siO0t
Nov, a.. ls5a, t5-i,r. Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
To the Ladies'.

nR. rAtgBE'S French Lunar Pills.
D-Fof Suppressed MenstruatioI and all irregn-
lariiics of the FEMALE SYSTEM-the best Pills
in the known World. They can be had genuine, nj
No. 50 BROADWAY, and fully GUARANTEED 20 give
SATISFACTION, with full directions. K. THOMAS
only authorized Agent.
The above Pills will be sent by mail, upon the
receipt of 50. Allleiters mnst be directed No. SO,
Broadway, Gin. NH. 23-Ii.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

N. nEIDELBACH. A. wERTHHiMER. NJ. KLAw
HEIDELBACH, WERTHElMER & KLAW,
Manufacturers OF Ready Made Clothing, Importers
and Dealers In Cloths, Cassmcrcs, Vestngs, and
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods, No. sc Pearl street.
between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. %, '53-I0-lyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N


how severe OF ofhow long standing.
The cathoeon far sufpassea other remedies, To-
being more certain, loss expensive, hnd leaving
the system ia better condition. Let all inirfnais
cd call aud obtain pamphlet ufcel containing
Of tho banelclnl results Of ls usei together win
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
hqyc asediiin ihcr practice, aud speak from thelr
''"''''' REFRRRNcRs,
i. n. pecKnAM, ~. d.. Utica, n. Y.
l.. ~. PLrMisa. NJ. u. Canandngua, NY.
NH. liitLa, ~. d., Rochester, N, v.
II. V. FoorE, N. D.. 3Nrncuae, MY.
Prof. Dunbar, ~. d., baltimore, Md,
J. &. oHeloK, NJ. D., baltimore, Nd.
w. w. hrrsr. N. y. Ncw-York city.
W. Pnnscotr. NJ. ID. Concord, NH.
Up. NEwLAsp, NJ. ~, Utlcn, Ny;
Rev. g n. iraHp, Glenn Sprlngs,R. &.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF cWFonD q
ALpEs, AGENTS, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold by
n. y. Fuller. Harrison. Ohio.
nANiTL bnAnEn, Liberty.
PAwlA q Moaalsor, connersville.
\. STEWART, Crocnsburg.
Jons HusrLR, Versailles.
letter addrcssed 10 care " Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
Aren't AZ RaprHna OHIO.
10 Dr.. MARcnl4-I have been ton years trou
bled With Rcmalc neutrality-suspicious. uierl,
and all the attending dlnicutic.; ut times render
Ing M, life most miserable. have had The alton
dance Of some Of the best physicians, with but H.
ue SUGGEST the most they could DO was 10 relieve
--aeure Was out oflhe question. For I've month,
before commencing with your medicine. had not
been able iopcrfnrm ans labor. could walk but .
fsu siers 81 = time. Hud scarcely ueut out 81
tcert-la short. cotr plctriy rrostSatcd. boil
reti 81 ~ da4t tn f11ffinr ani usitcry. hutrvai
lnf fnsf advert tfuctt. uts itdtced o. ny You
laval cable ried re called Cterire Cafhoiicon. 81
I thc lat resort. I hat not used u = vcck before
I fcii ike another woman. BY The usc ofthrcc bot
Ties twas enabled to perform al the labor for sli
in tho fatally with aud coHid walk any whers
I In the ucighborhood without inlury. Sethiug be-
n sense Of my duty 10 you and 10 the afflicted, hr'
induced mo 10 state my case 10 the public, cat
safely recommend the preparation 10 all thos,
suffering like myself.
(HlRncd,) Mis-. SAnAu A. Btsnor.
FnrEpoa, poaTsar CO., Ohio, Dee ~, 1883.
J. ". MARfiliSI& Co.. proprelors.
CErrRAL prror, 304nRoADwAy, NY.
Fob. 9th, lt3t--Omos.