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A Constable Shot Dead.

st. CdtltarileS, Noe. "a constable, name
not mentioned, who was attempting to arrest a
robber in Port Robinson last night, was shot
through the heart
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TERMS ANn VACATIONS.

The Academic Year j. divided INTO terms, OF -
weeks each and each cuu INTO quarters ct II weeks
each The qpGrtT h. 2bf AOroI.5,r,
continues II weeks and l. succeeded 10y vacation OF
weeks The second the .s2d Frli-
ruary continues - weeks. and succeeded by
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VIOLATING thu Neutrality Laws.

1t IS stated in the Brownsville Flag that fif
teen or twenty of the leaders of the late Mexican
revolution have been arrested at Brownsville,
for violating our neutrality laws, by arming and
equipping men on the American bank of the
river. The Flag seems to be indignant that
American citizens should be disturbed in their
flibustering operations
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Tho Sackett,s Harbor Rank.

Bu6alo, Oct. 3O.-The suspension of f. G.
Merrick L Co. does not affect the Sackett's Har-
Dor Bank of this city, Merrick having resigned
the Presidency before his suspension.
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United States Treasury Statement.

Washington, Nor. According to the Off
cial statement, the amount in the United States
Treasury on the 23d ult., subject to draft, was
S26.O48 900.
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MARRIAGE

On the 25th of the 10th month, at Friends
Meeting, at Menallen, ABEL T. WRIGHT and
JANE C. GRIEsr, daughter of Cyrus Crest, all
of Menallen, Adams county, Pa.
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Presbyterian Church Burnt.

Ne1c Orleans, Oct. 30.-Dr SCOTS Presbyte-
rian church was burnt to the ground yesterday.
1t is supposed to have been the work of an in.
ccndiary.
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Loss Of q Western Steamer.

LOuisriLe, Oct. 30.-The steamer st. Nicho-
las struck a log near Cairo yesterday, and
shortly aiterward sunk, proving total loss.
She was insured for $4,000.
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Sailing of the Africa.

NeW York, Nor. 1.-The steamer Africa sail
ed for Liverpool at noon to-day, with eighty-one
passengers and $4,000 in specie.
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The Creditors Of P B. Manchester.

Cincinnati, Oct. 29.-The creditors of p. Il.
Manchester met to-day, and a pro rata dividend
Of five cents on the dollar was declared by
them
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THANKSGIVING Day has been appointed in
eleven States, viz:
Maine, Nov 30; New Hampshire, Nov. 30 !;
Pennsylvania, Nov. 30; Indiana, Nov. 30; Ken
lucky. Nov. 30; Ohio, Nov. 30 Massachusetts,,
Nov. 80; Maryland, Nov. 3D. Wisconsin, Nov.
%; New Jersey, Nov. %; Florida, Nov. %.
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Fred. Douglas in Chicago.

Buffalo, Nor. Fired. Douglass addressed
an assemblage of some 1900 persons at Chica-
60 on Monday night, and all passed off quietly.
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NPLENnIn nEEERN,
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QUINCY, ILLINOIS, Oct. %, 1854.
tLe E,Iifo,. of Tie National Era.


To the Editor Of tie National Era:
On Saturday last we had two excellent
speeches from the Hon. J. r. Giddings-speech-
es that will have a good effect here. The ap
plause called forth made the few Slavery ex
tensionists present tremble in view of their
fate. am satisfied that if all the voters Of this
Congressional district could have listened to
his speech on Saturday evening, the majority
for the Anti-Nebraska candidate for Congress
would have been overwhelming. AS it is, /
think you may rely upon the defeat of Douglas 8
lieutenant, Richardson. If he is only defeated
by one vote in the whole district, it will be a
great triumph. But we hope to give better
account of ourselves than that.
We know that all eyes are now turned to Hi
nois and especially to this district, the home of
Richardson, and the former home of the Lit
tie Giant" Here is where the "Giant" COM
menced his growth in politics; he has labored
hard, and shown a zeal worthy of better cause,
and it is pity that while he has been making
himself that he has not made himself better.
He visited Quincy just two weeks ago, Saturday.
His speech, though his visit was heralded far
and near, was perfect failure; no enthusiasm
manifested at hearing it; some eight hundred
hearers two-thirds of them, or nearly so, Anti
Nebraskaites, who at the close of his speech
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that all the vessels sent in search of the missing
boats of the steamer Arctic had returned to that
port without any tidings. The Magnet left ST.
Johns on the goth.
From the Little Rock Ark Democrat we
learn that DIR. Solan Borland, late Minister to
Central America, has opened an apothecary
store in company with DIR. J. j. McAlmont and
has resumed his professional vocation.
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Great Hrssian state Loan Of S6.25C83.
The Aext drawing will take ylacai in December. ISL

IS 20
Il " 10 Isl ~
Tickets will be forwarded on recent Of colonial
bank notes, bills Europe DC For the security al
the public, the prices Of the shares have ALWAYS been
fixed nj the above rates, and (rniko the former
agents. on payment Of The prizes. the undersigned
make no deduction from the amount on any PFC
tence whatever
They nave grea: pleasure in announcing that they
arc appointed Sole Agents for this ds.rihu ION
for the British Colonies and foreign parts and that
during the last twelve years they have paid to sue
cessful holders Of shares in TREAT Britain prizes
amounting TO f52000 free OF deduction. which have
been distributed in Liverpool, Manchester London,
&c. &c.
After the drawing. each shareholder will receive a
list Of the winning numbers. The prizes viii be paid
ia cash at Frankfort the Maine, East West In
dies, Canada, Paris, London, New York, &c
Apply, without delay, to Messrs J. 4. SCHWAR-
LSCHiLD SONS, Bankers, Frankfort on the
Maine, Germany, their house. Iees,s A. Scwsr-
zschild & Co, 81 Lombard street, LQndcn. Remit.
tances which arrive too late viii be returned to the
sender or if he prefers it, shares in the following
drawing will be forwarded. Nov 9
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Boston oct. 3l.-The brig Magnet, from St,
Johns, N. f., arrived here to-day, and reports
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MEpICArIDt sxsssx-A = NV alF-T!s.,,,.

4. =. N!USs1.T, =. ~, ". g. R5JsSF;s. N. -.
StVRdEoNS anu Ply siciars, No. 20 II est Seventh
- stroSt. lusa- Vine street Cincinnati Jan. %
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TUITION GREATLY REDUCED.

Tuition for all brunchc-. including Iha HIGHER \Iui,-
mates. Algebra Geometry. Survey i'm. and Civil En.i-
heerlns Ancient and Modern Languages. per quarter -
EXTRAS.
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board with washing. fuel. and furnished with
good naitrasS bed and bedding, table chairs and stools
wiSl-Siand w0s1-bowl aud SlIuo. waicr-p pitcher
bers, window curtains clothcsscr-c pail la his gt-i &
ing % lamps already trimmed, &c- per week -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

tIOi w AFFLICTED, READ AND BE MADt
"a WHOLt.-DRh. HALL q WHITE, having
prmvd a go-parinershlp, continue 10 b. eonsullo'
thri Onivu, i3i Walnut sircei, Cincinnnt, OHIO
~ oil disuases OF private or delicate nnturr, aud
Guarantee a cure 10 all cases Which they under
akU tOtruat.
By a lunI- course Of siu.iy and prartlcnl exporl.
nee 0f Unlimited rNL'ui. Drs. n. a W. have the
ratification OF presenting the unfortunate viii
tinudivs thai have never htllsd ~ care tho most
larmng eases OF oONoRkilkA aud sYPii'
Ltih.
Under their treatment. all Of tho horrors OF
sunyrva discusses, tmparo hload, Ulvcrs, Imp jtrb
y, faihs ln Vie Hack aiid Ofguis ur Gonufatlob
nnnMatOn NJ the hladduf ana kdnggs, li,dfv'
ole, Absccsses, Diseases Of tho Liver and Lnnrs,
,ropsy, horoiaia. lun"rs, hlllupis FITS. plseasci
dthv Nervous r,steni Kfneralis, marriiHeS, D1 y
niel' Piiu., fisiula, knptufrs, oe.,gfu Purinn
.fnlly cured.
Periodical complaint. OF females. howevcr con-.
Heated or APPALLING also.all Oihsr diseasvs lncl'
'fiit 10 females, vufil, AMI uNev taheton, re-
torud t,its nHlufal tone aud slglf
Agno and Fdvcr eun'd ~ i~Sniy -four hour,
saffsntud
kgais.L ws.ENxaa,-nf, u. " ". devote n great
arr of thclf time to the lftaimsh 0i lllnse vnsep
aussd by secret lna solitary habit, winch rlns
40 body Rad mind. upuuinr the unfnrtunatr la
iyi,iunl lOr iihVr hnsihras of snrivb, foinv %
ng sad aud nlelpueh"ls ELECTS priduecd bS uHfli
iabits Of Uuthaw weak uass of ihe back Rnd inbss
ikklnrssni the heal dmness Vt sghl. pAilit,li"h
u me heari 4, sI'slsH, nervousness. dvrangeiani
The digestive 'uhtti'hs, :, inl'lpns OF ,onsnmtt
nn, dc. no fearful sliurta u the nind are niucl
~ DO dreaded loss 81 nemofa confusion al ldvas,
ivprsssinn ~ spirts owl h'rebodihgs. aversion 80
,ociul,, arlfdlslfus, lmldil, er' arr ainotg thf
slls profu cd, haea persons should bolofv cob.
saauAung marriaRv, tohsuh - ph, v'rlan of oxpe
rrnvv and skill. nnd DO al oiieg restored ~ haaln
I'D hhppiHeAs.
ir5- Letters addressed 60 Dr. n. u. whlto,boA
a1i y, o., pnst' PAID, containing FOO prompil,
,ltuhdud to, aud Msdi iLe forwarded 10 ans IsnF
a a o. "A
stfittVst FecrusA observed.
Nov. a. e5a, ts-i.E
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ance to what was in their hearts. Feel
ing was too strong for speech. Nearly
i've minutes glided away. and then
Mary whispered the name Of her
father, but without opening her eyes
Morgan answered. and bent down
his ear.
You will have motaei lcft.' she
ssid-'ouly mother. And size cries
so much when you are away
Il won't leave her. Mary. only when
I 90 to work. said Morgan. whisper
ing back to the child; 'and III never
70 out at night any more
Yes. you promised me that
And I'll promise more
What. father?'
Never to 90 into tavern again
Never
No, never. And I'll promise still
more:'
Father? -
Never to drink drop Of liquor as
long as | live
% father. dear. dear fatherF
And with a cry oil Joy Mary started
up, and flung herself upon his breast.
Morgan drew his arms tightly around
her. a. d sat for long time with his
lips pressed to her cheek. whilst SHE
Jay against his bosom as still as death.
As death? Yes; for when .he father
uaclasped his arms. the spirit OF hi
cbild was with the angels.-Arthar's
Hume GazeHe t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

North.West Corner sixth and wal
nut streets, Cincinuatl. Ohfe.

NOrths ~ cat k0Entl otAfn umu WAL
nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohie. 81
rhE undersigned has removed his mercantile
College 10 his new building. North " est corner
& Walhut and 9th sts. wherr he has lifted NJ n
iplendid Sutof Rooms. expressly for his business
having spared neither pains expense In ma
Ing them IN every respect the mest convenient
lnd pleasant school Rooms Ia the United States.
Tho plan adopted In teaching eos,bises practice
win theory; Instead Vi using books. the pupils arr
Exercised Ia making original entries ofsvory day
business transactions. Journalizi posting. bal
s.scg accounts, opening aud closing oi great va
cy of hervnt sets oi books. both l,arfne rshiI
,td indiv iduai buriness, where the bufines. hss
'ccn prosperous ana adverse: and thus qualifying
ne student TOT entering into the ptariieai duties
fthe accountant la ANY kind OF business,
The course ofinstruction uill eonsist OF double
Htry book Ke splig. embracing evefy department
fhade aLo Me caniiir AerOnIts. VIZ: Wholesale
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking
Manufacturing, Shipping, Indiuidua
Partnership. Steamboating, and Compoanc
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures on
commercial Lar, also Lectures on N,
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchant
&c.
In addition 10 the regular course &C study. tn
| Nuocfckutu hds HaHr atIduttulcht Wa neHf,
snow, Esq. Hon. Beismy Sl0rcr, Prof. C.. "
right. aud other eminent Lecturers. 10 deliver
! Ourse Of Lectures on ia subjects oi commercin
.aw, HisiOn OF Commerce, Political Erouony "a
onneeied with Commerce, and other subjects o
! sfcut Importance into co nimerrial lolni OF Nsw
| 'uId nrver before introduced 10 any Mercaniii,
ollcgc in tie United states. -
| fupilsare instructed individually. anu not Il
iasses, so that students may enter ut any tim
nd proceed IN the ratio oftheir capacity and asst
| .uity.
Iubic examinations are had, Though pupils Or
samned privately u the, desire ~ when On
tudent ufdergoss rigid ard thorough lnterrsen
ons by The principal. lHss.ssted b, n Commtiss
frraet.cal Ac, Ouhiunls ard business men, ans
diplomas NV arded 10 those who are deemed NOR
| hA OF them.
course can be completed in from six to to-
| weeks.
Ire principal will take pleasure In doing ever
ling IN his power 10 advance his students, aL'
AXE them thorough and accomplished uvcoun
ats ant hsvxiensivc Acquaintance With the bu
sness community viii generally enable him 4
rocurc situations forthose desifous OF Isblainih
| scm.
Tcrms.-For full eonrve Of lessons In Boo
keeping. W riiing. Commercial Caiculaiiuns Con
nercihi La" etc.. SOU
II. \. Bac0n.
Nov, Il. 1850, a7-iyr. Principal.
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State Of Indiana, fnths Cont orc ommon Plea,
Of franklin 90. ! Of franklin co., Indiana.
civiiacuon.
viii be published, om August IL,
THE CABIN BOYS STORY

SEMI Nautical Romance 81 intense Interest. b
the author OF the sPirlta Doctor tho tLAws or
Sio,.' tho 'old Doeior.' DC. &c.,
The success hitherto enjoyed by the anthor
the above popular works u SUFFICIENT gnarant-,
nom BIZ pen viii be received by the public. tn
Cabin llnA = story IA romantic narrative. lila.
trating tho horr - Of The Slave rado. ~ carrie
on ln tho Coat ef Afrien. Tho author has serve.
10 tha Wand the descriptions aud vhnrnctcf
are panl.d rum personal acquaintance Wit
them. The stVry 10 foil - exciting Interest o.,
adventure ~ the celebrated work ~ Defoe. Rob
inson crnsno,' md has the advantage oyer TIM
glorious Hilton lnasmnrh rs u " founded on fact
90 ever, DAY Occurrences. The history The h.
roinc ~ the story. Znislkn. the Circassian SlnV,
purchased ni consiAntlnaple. educated aud mHf
Pied b, the rrekle ., lvi vhivnlric, hcymonr--lhl
commander ~ the Al HirOsa. Ia simply the nara
tlon ~ u n,ei painted fsom the in,. and all AZ
numerous thnrastsfs purifa,rd throughout tl,
siurl are ylyl,ll, aud graphical, drawn.
The pnhllshsfs have already received order
cor thc whole oi tho edition u was originally thri
hiuniuh 10 pulilish eonHrqf' n ~. they hny
lsun obliged lafRel, I, Increase H. and they ~
specially ,eqnos, 'haiall er'iors may b. ssui "a
Immediately,
Tho, confidently expect that tho work will ere
ate "a ,unrh interest NJ any work oi ncilon tha
has OF lat iuafa ebshalel from tho pfuss, as,nul
slsl,.la.rles, since ihe publication % .und
Iouis Cabin work rclatlng To- slavVr, 10 Amor
90, rn0 AMI ON, have been numerous h0nu hal.
appeared brar,ag rotation ~ ths sysisu ufpurrlH
slug slaves un the AifsHn coHrt. wrttisn b. on
wlo has wliirsse ln all its hidvanH defermity.-
Tho w0rk IA sflilrn IN ohasle Hn, pure lsnruHFp
and wi'l bc welcome AMI Instructive addition u
The family iibmy.
Tho va wiil Gorm u beautiful octave voinme q
900 pugea. hai droiuels illustrated with nne rngrH
Wings, and ultFRi ny haHhd IN cloth Prizes. "
ripih, 81. IA paper. IS eents, Al which rate euple
viii hu seat q, The publishers toHny part of a..
guuhtrA. irvr OF psiage.
r., Por sale sholpsaleand roraIl by the pub
llshors,
ELLSWORTH & STREET
No. g., iiprkmHn ~ New Ynfk.
And ny oil The lin0s sslitrs throughput the unif
ted States and british Provinces.
1I-RW.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08
0 D. Clements Cash Store.

n ANiNG lusi received a general assortment a.
II new gsHla--n hich, added ~ my prvsubl stock
makes ~, Hssuflnrhi com .,lciv--all al which ali
30 sold low infcnsh of prodnce-iii, slofk connsta
~ part, of a Narlv. uf Cloths, Cesuanigrus, Hail
urlis, " vVds, JcancA a summer NHfe. Also, p,'
~, yurlui, at rrlhts, Lawns, Vinghamr. Drlains
bnWbH slnrF, plain aud fancy silks, Lace hliis
Md GlakVr, sSe, Nr.
ALSO, inv io, ai Slueensware, Cutlery, crocu'
ries, a. Together With the nHust nssortiuvnt o
bO0is q Nhivs ever brought Ia this place. A.,
tad, that cnhnui suit in pair ot Alors must siii
100 undcr The ihnurncc uf tils dark nEes.
y. Is. ln changing IN, hupnrsa to Cash d Pro
iucv DO 40 mVrv Than whAt hn yolnlsoilcd Ia IL,
nnd hnpe this Will 100 received as sutlieivn
apol'iE,,
WANTED, s0,m0 ba.ncls wh.ut.
sU,VN do corn, Far which wi
pay cash. g -. CLEMENTS.
."rei. Aug l0th issa.--ai-lf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

nndsr,lened. 4, No 90 veal Flfth Al. beiwecf,VIn
- \, - - ~ 80 80 - IA, r-......
a n M nnh,s No. - aevs sS
compIsts stvrk 81 Cabinet ~ are ssran Dc fouu.I
In ne West VI ever dssrrtrti.n and QUALIFY .en,
brselns siyics and prices which Viii DO founa
adapted 10 ths aney nad ,.errs.i,rs Of ali eiasse,
efpurrhascrs. fly Stuck 10 equal in extent TO an,
similar stuck ever offered in the Western county
The workmanship 10 81 superior excellence H.
fasidon and durability. nni pos~r<eed VI fncili.
Ties for MISUNDERSTANDING, b, which can AFFORD ~,
articles at Unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
10 .ssmalI profits aud quick returns"
respectfully invite The public 10 Walt my extern
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08
Surve, ne and Navigation.
sOnsNtCNs> MATlaEmATfCA


lAyING been requested 10 examine Pot.
II koDinson's Series of Mathematics. aud 90
cport my opinion thereof. have Tith pleasure
aade in.scif ns well acquainted With the specific
rrru OF the books, ns l we'll could Without the
ctunl using Of them w the frriiatlnn room. Prot.
lobnson must be, should Judge frum hls books
Keen, sprghil. aud thorough MHih, lnntlcian. -
" would seem Ia have. either as the gin Of na.
., or The resuli Of stud, aud practlro. n quick
ntuliivc perception Of mathematical prurlples.
I'D W bv roi"ArA all, adopt Va arilnrus for abbrc
'ntihE the methods of r"ivinR pr'bienis.
ihv Algebra - clear and .uii,irnti, dlGuse n
,llnnAtl0ns. aud iurnishus Hn abundant stuck o
rublems With explicit uhd ngenioas masius o.
living them. Thn work IL sun s'sntl, extensive
y ne oreihnr, purposes of c arsc "f collSge
rtrueilon.
The Oeometry embodlcs great aonnt ofceo.
ivtrlc knowledge Ia COMPASS mailer than
sual. Tho diagrams afu veil conceived aud 70.
iarkably we'll executed.
The Trualise on survey ingAn SayigaiioR isfull,
nd gives man, inierusilng "a. which may b.
ieM 10 nOal " our students. Tho diagrams are
: IA the Geometry. uhusuAli, well douv.
The naturni Philosophy is' III. Interesting
at onli iOrils nttrr, hut Tor tnt anphur in whicl
'rinciplus are ekpiAln~d and hets stated. NJ.
My the student but the general reader may nnd
i'nusonont aud prnni FROM the book.
W &. LAkAHEE,
superintendent ofthe Pebble Schools of Indiana
Crvvncaslle, ind., is5a.
ei-lf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08
JOEL KIRBY.
do hereby certify that the above csrii6-
cate 10 correct. aud the statement Of the
physician made 10 me h irne. Isl
lula ANN KIRBY.
cincInnaiii Dec, 9Th. is49.
Certificate from the Rev. J. n. Finley
Ctnoinsntl Narch Afh IA "a


A Certificate froa' the Rev. J. y. Finley
ClncinsHli, March 9TH, ls,1
Dr. Forsha-rhlr Il The first iimr In my
tong lie th-t have given my name In
reco lnmsndailon Of any medicine. ss gen.
-ral remedy. though have oi,sa bee q solicit
ted have used yoaf Alternative Balm Coz
asarly two years, dtsl, Tor The rhrumsiism
IL my hip mud knee. OF which was nearly
cripple. thea for very severe bfal-rs on two Of
ny inmlly. thou u Violent attack OF alarrh..a,
on mysvlfi then Tor lnnamaii.n, for b a,ss
bruises, aud for very ssvsrs case Of sufr
arch, brought ouby violent cold. md \
t'nk have had foil proof Of he medical
properties. 10 Hgr~ai many of,he diseases for
shici you recommend "a, aud have not
loand II 10 fall Ia even one Of than. silll, |
do not say that Il 10 ea in'Hlllbls oafe. YET ID
lsmy sober onyictlon that II h al. bss
compound iof these f-inedlss Cor which n 10
rveommendcd, that have eyer in-a.s d I
have md many. will not. n can pro.
sure u. he without u IN my family. for any
confederation. Hoping thu, yoa will s,n
continue 70 compoaai !, l,nnesiIy aud that Il
nav relieve th.usabds Of sahrrsrs. most
heartily recommend II TO my f-liew- el,,z,ns
10 a mo.t esesllsnl Family Medicine.
Years, afIsetionAt-iy.
]. D. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

Certificate from u. l.. Starr. ss d
| have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera.
live BALM to perform a very cxtfaor.
iiHary cure uyen horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
| used |. upon one occasion. exier-
uaIly. with goud effect. | believe Il
10 be a perfectly safe and eflicacIous
remedy to be used In many complaints
So, ID. L. STARR.
November eist. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08
TWENrY YEARs or ExrEnIEa, :

ln the treatment of a class Of diseases hitherto
neglected Bn'l iInpsrfsciiy unslersioad las enabled
ur. kinkriin, "a uthor 0f work ga suf Pru.vrV-
dlou.l prove that nlne.lrnlhs OF tho eHusss Of
ucryoas debility, locni aud constitutional weak.
ncsa, mental aud l,l, seal suffering. nis irscodls
10 ssrtllln itnhts, iorssug the must lscret yst
landly nhd iitai slhings of domestic uisery And
-lTnnlnlnfo InnflAlllA.