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"mnn Anow IhyseIi."
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents

Emery Family should h0us a Conn '
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OOOO new edition revised aud innroy cd lust issued
DR. HUNrEk'S, MEDICAL MANUAL AMI HAND
HOOK FOR THE AEFLICTED-Comtuinii ming an outline
VI inc olls' progress treatment aud o. every fOIIn
1i disease, contracted by rronscuos sexual imte
ey sell abuse, VI by sexual excess, with vic Tor Tcr
echnculities, and every thing would offend lie car
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drlicate or private nature.
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oi the Fever and Ague twenty i've cents
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matter Ind no parent, however Iasous,
object TO placing II III the hands OF his sois. The author
has many years to the Treatment variuus
Complaints treated Of and with TOO little 10 pun
and TOO ittr presumption TO impose has oc cd 10
The world at the ely price of25 cents lie fruits
OIL some twenty years most successful practice Herald
No teacher OF ent Should be without the knowledge
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charge '-PeoPie's AdrocGte.
"A Presbyterian clergyman Ohio, in writing OF .Rpr
ers Medical Manual says: Thousands upon thou,a.S=
OF YOUTH by example tie Influence OF The nav
slos have bccn led into the Tia bit sclEpolution wilk
out realizing tile sin fearful unom them
selves and e rostcrity The constitutions of
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down. and they do not know the tile cure. Any
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on the ~ esent and coming gene Into nnerae ar
the use ofiuioxcatng drinks) though has slain thos
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THEsTAPE WORM.

tmsis the most difficult worm to destroy or all that
est the human system, IL grows almost indie finite
lest becoming cOiled and fastened in the Intestine,
@ stonaci edecting the health sadly us cause ~
Nlus Dance, Fits, etc That those afflicted dom II ever
suspect mat " IL Tape Worm is Fastening them
10 an early grave. In order TO destroy M yeTv
treatment must be pursued would teI eo, be
proper 10 take orS rmy Liver Pills, SO as 10 Tenuyc
an Constructions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
ui"l Tue Worm, which must be taken in or two Ia
PIC soohus three times uy These directions followed
nave never been known fail In curing tie most obdu
rate case oil Tape Worm. LEltFE - ~
! ,IHl READ TIE FOLLOWING;
Anu you Cannot DO indifferent this appc a. Human.
ealLs upon you to do unty IL oly one out OF
hS L'hy thousands who la It's wonderful effects
VI. ). ~ Observation-Disclosures YOU, the In
Venior OF highly valuable medicine, pr Onpts this humble
eSthohS III ia HVOr, as being gentle, yet power.
ully enectu9l remedy for WORMS Having had much ex-
peileec ~ showing tio effects Of various preparations
my vile, WHO was well skilled Ia minis tetg 10 children
III pronounced II tile hest yer used and
would use no OTHER willie yours could had. A daugil
eI OF ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
were eni nG but her mother at sought RENE.
ny LOT worms Having Obtained yours, by the time she
Iakel halI bottle OF sir, the JOY II gave
aIe othel 10 see the Improvement ia child SHE be
ng ABOUT I'VE or six old She passed all immense
qstiy OF oTnts, het sickiy cNutenuce now III NJ
eH, her spirits returned, and In short time lovely
Su thre1teued with deClne death, now ye pron-
nc VI health Thanks TO a kind Providence hose bles
sung attended your Syrup, restored tho child Wiihconf
suffering with Worms. ~
JAS: b. BOWEN, Minister Of tho Gospel
nNf mr. nTI HAS until. 4 -
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/. MEDICINsAgIl.l

Inc Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
&LINI. MEM IT,
PREPARED BY H II. CARR & co. FROM
"a PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
r 81WATSON CARR, OR WHEELING, f,is
LATE OF MORGANrOWN. .z'.F'
mi Sassa upon Me broad principle st any remedy 'ohich
pounded, $e sqaay steeessftl il, reinoutnk iiter-
r. nal gGect,ohsi yPolrsr iphict il beautifully
derelgPed in anil peculiar 10 The
"'.. NONEAREIL IINIMENT,
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=, HoBENsAcK's. WORM sYRUP,

~ I MIlIed on Scientific Principles, compound
when lakel and he given 10 the most tender infm
M decided beneicnlhfec Where bowel Complaints Il
oaIIhna have made them weak debilitac,I tho 10
me Of my Worm Syrup such thai Il stands
an equa IN the catalogue OF medicines In giving
sus anu strength TO the Stomach, which makes 1t an In
,a pe remedy Tor those afflicted with Dyspe sa the as
tos9nng cures performed by this Syrup Physician
nave Jailed Is the best evidence its superior eirac,
over oil others. ,TT - - Ifi1S '''H-TsS'
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eENloHTED loNoRANoE.

..g.4 AS cuLPABLE As INExCUsABLE!
How long shall this ignorance prevail so produce
tive OF its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes OF the various womb and sexual complaints
embittering her days by neutrality-suspicious. often
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
we Tor ever close our eyes to the results of physo-
logical science by which We may arrive at an
understanding OF ourselves men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases and
Porpetuating them to our children. =
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PoHDERl
No husband or irife need Be ignorant of ,rhat
concerns them most to knotp to secure their health
and happiness That knotcledge is contained in a
little tuork entitled
a, THE MARRIED woMAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU,
-.r PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN
O"e Hundrsah Edition lsa0, pp 2sO Price SO Cent?.
Ion FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 Oo.1
First published in ls47 (; and it b not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY MALE,
acquire n full knowledge OF the ma
ture, character and causes her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. It is impracticable to con-
yey fully the various subjects treated Of as they
are of nature strictly intended for the married.
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few
Months
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

rDs,s go, sold Daguerreotypes.
MS latest discovery is the wonder Of tbe ar. Til.
II assumes all he rounness and soldy orI
y appears tesze and in every point resembles IN:
,Gt Nature Is perfectly mockeI even TO an in.
beiI,s It ns,: taken At WHlTEHURST'S over Camp.
sso s s.o Baltimore in the city OF ait
introduced in All oE aishnSon Gallery: and will
al AID Inc n5lncipnl cities in the Union 'e 'O4"A ~
has the honor to annopea tb,t h. has
IeGeiSed etter from the President or Tie UWed
ana ming hi OF the Medal Certificate
don. ~ = - ths Mollu's Falr Lon
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MEDICINAL.


NV HATEVER cOncerns the Lt ailh anu hlpni meas N,
inc people, Is at all times the valuable I'M
take II Tor grnntGd ta: every person viii do
all III Their power to save the lives their children n
That every person will cndeayor TO promote her own
health at all sacrifices iceti my duty 10 solcn,y ma
sure you That WORMS, according TO the opinion Of fbr
most celebrated Physicians The primary causes Of
mSoty ofte diseases 10 which child I'D adults
ie liable you have an appetite inualy caigcs bic
rom one Kind orfood TO oIIoer, lad Brcai Par In I'm.
Stoimach, Kicking al the Nose Hardness md Funcss NJ
inc Belly Dry Cough, slow Fever Pulse il rcslGT-re
euoer that all these deote WORKS., and you Should al
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Throw Physic 10 the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Throw Physic 10 the Dogs-Pulvcrmnchc r's
-,, HYDRO EI.ECTRIC vOLTAiC CHAINS.
Producing s tant relief acLic pa n nd
nIanemtly curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rbeuma.
usni I'ainInl and SwelIed Joints, Neuralgia
Of the Face, Deafness, blindness, st. -.
Vitus' ance, PalpitationS OF tho
Heat, Periodical Headaches, .F.
Pains in the Stomach. In.
digestion, dyspepsia sou. .H
... Uterine Pains, ID =
. Paralvsis. 30.
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The Oil of Grape Vine

4h6 I'll VI 1Idp6 WIG.
TTNHIS Oils result oftwenty yeaTs'investiga1ion
i French SiAn, and is now extensively used In
both os purpose oTkeepng the hair glossy and
restoringit In bald places. -,F ssI,FIls4
This Oil ispartcuArly recommended, 1t wilIrendel
tie Hair son. glossy, and pliable besides naingit ebou
two shades darker, ~ ~. s.--Itfg.-5'J
For SNje by JB.VowRLL. a. unionst.
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is'sl Co-Partnership. 1ead
THE undersigned have this day formed eo-partner-
ship under he name and style oil g. Baker 4 Co..
nessat the old stand, No % Water street.i 2
J t'-t- '2 ~ -ai-i.a'' itH- 8. G. BAKER,
ahSl JOHN LIST.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and

S0aVhO "HOO11H6 III u6 0LUT6 duu
Apotheca. i. -.s..
D1CHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
LII xtu es OF the establishment occupied by A III cnt.
Inrer Centre Wheeling and by additions stock is
rerored 10 furnish city and country with the
Oh the most reasonable terms. 4...' ~. - .
Prescription Department.
He will attend prOnIptlyto the filling prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded al all hours.
Periumerics imported Havana CIGARS and n vcriety oil
fancy articles hand. Cianif
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TO FEMALES.


You VIII hnd these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
either total Or partial they lave been found Ofestimable
Benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to
healthy aeto purifying the blood and other fluids
from enale tr egua tiles headache, gidmesS, dmess
as tlte best fIls oI al discusses upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians wing had tile recent
OF their manufacture subnhttrd Inspection says
that The ing cdcnis OF which they composed makes
Them lie best Pill IN Lsc Tor all diseases tic Liver lin
puiitles oil tie EOOd Messy this only from ou
own Judgement, but also from tia OF Tie au.
thOrity lT the United States III diseases regu ing lie
use oi1h AltcntSe, DRphOTetic and PurgatiVe Medicine
that came under our notice, has been with tie
above fills Will tile most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. u.
l.. BOW EN-, NJ. ID.
Purchase noEe but those having tile signature, y.
y. HoBENSACk,' upon each box, all others atc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and others wishiur 10
become agents, must address the proprietor y. 10
nkSsACK. ut his Laboratory No. leU Second St ee
above kaCe, Philadelphia
Sold by all ID usgiss and Mel cha ntS in the u. s.
Pamphlets giving certificates performed in diff
cIc. sections OF the country, above medicines
can be had gratis OF tho agents.
Sold byJ Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; w. l.. briggs, West Liberty; ]. Fer.
rcli BIadleytowh J. Caring, Trudelpa; w III. Hnsack
Romy's Points DaIfl Ferr Coral Cove. Price each %
cents ma 0O-iv
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Bound to Shavel

Bound to Shave! tr..-
NE JAQUES LECOULTREeS- celebrated warranted
IL RazorS. They shave with the greatest ease and are
tie best brought 10 this market Just at
10 New yewelry stere. wasSinstoR
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SECRET DISEASES.

'hnny advertised proven, tho Afflicted partieu
w., rom FALLING into The 'Whifed Senulchres,
H,ri aDodes Of CLarciun&m bazOned Io lii In lie
LILLY Prints as the only Ilaces where cure can he All,
i W. eerian Diseases baltimore like other Isrge
~, % Invested with tns tribe, stranger should 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

ES-0ne ofth hicks, Of the cold
liners" in Iowa, is worth recording
Just before and upon the day Of cleo.
ton. the news was sent all over the
State in extras, dispatches and hand
bills that Congress had passed The
Homestead Biz, and every squalter
and other poor man reminded that to
a Democratic Congress and President
they were indebted for this great boon,
which would secure them homes for
little or nothing. Cool observers Judge
that not less than One Thousand votes
were carried over from Grimes TO Bates
on the strength of this statement and
appeal. Two or three days after the
votes had been cast, the truth transpi-
red that Congress had IN fact passed
no Homestead bill al all, BUT on THE
OTHER HAND THE PRESIDENT had We
roEp THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL, IN
THE PASSAGE OF WHICH Iowa WAS
DEEPLY INTERESTED! But the votes
were cast and counted. and indignation
could not alter the result.
Grimes was however elected by near
1000 majority. Set this down as the
voice of one of the squatters on the
slavery question,
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pointments were withdrawn. he meant
what he said. We again ask. who is
the liar? We fear not the verdict OF
honest men.
Such fellow citizens. are the men
who would make you believe that sla-
very cannot go into Kansas, and that
a prohibiicry law is unconstitutional.
Such are the men who are charging
honest men with falsehood, merely to
screen their guilty heads from the
storm Of indignation that an outraged
people are gathering for them, Such
are the minions Of power who wish to
frighten honest men from investiga-
ting their course and policy by calling
them liars. Look at them, and vote
for them If you can. The Rumccrat-
ic ticket of this county endorse such
course, to man, so far as we know
them.
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ES-Two DOLLARS PER yEAR.-From
and after this date we must charge
tsoo dollars IN Advance for the Ameri-
can. We have tried the experiment
of 81 so but il proves failure. No
man can publish such a paper for q
busbel and a halfof potatoes, <hree
bushel of corn or thirty-6ve pounds OF
-four. In making this change in our
terms we are aware that we viii lose
probably twenty or thirty subscribers
out Of our entire list. This will be
mostly from among the wealthy far
mers who are this year receiving al
least twice TIE usual amount for pro.
duce. But we make il in good faith
and from absolute necessity. We still
intend to enlarge at the beginning
Of the next volume, the 18th Of De-
cember.
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E1-A certain professional gentle
man who watches around the stores
and Offices Of honest men TO get a
glimpse at the American as soon as il
arrives, and who never lays Il down
ill he has read it through, and whose
wife borrows il every week "just to
see what is in il" is informed that he
and his wife, are regarded a nuisance
in this respect, and that, for the sake
Of our subscribers we will furnish him
the paper regularly athalf price il he
will call at the Office fori it. We know
the paper is interesting to him and
his family. 1t is interesting to every
family, and we intend it shall be, but
it is mean to borrow it from men who
pay for it. See here, we will give it
to you year if you will call for it, CT
send it to your house for quarter, y
paid in advance, il you will just quit
annoying our subscribers, If you are
70 mean To take it on these terms never
pick il up before noon Friday.
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nrAPrRoPRIATE.-We thinkit not
inappropriate that Ministers of the
Gospel should advocate prohitory
law, or oppose law that extends the
area of human slavery, buti;t is not
more appropriate than j. d Bright, a
princely Shareholder, and j. J.. Rob-
inson, an official slave catcher. should
travel and advocate the opening Of the
rich lands of Kansas to slavery. Let
each have fair play. The ministers
expect to dry mp the fountain of vice,
and prepare the way for positive good,
by banishing intemperance: and TO keep
out an acknowledged evil, by hedging
up the march of slavery. Slave-hol.
ders and slaye-catchers expect to re-
move u barrier that puts bounds tc
their profits and pur suits by advoca.
ting the now doctrine that slavery has
right to 80 everywhere. 1t is APP.
propriatc that such men as Bright and
Robinson should attempt. to convince
thepeopleo of Indiana that slavery is a
blessing and should be allowed TO go
wherever freemen would ike to CO.,
They are interested in the question and
can afford 20 advocate IT, .tfs
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1t will be seen by the following note
that Mr.. Kaler Of Andersonville, claims
the authorship of the ilimitable poe
try we gave last week IL he ever
sent lit us We have forgotten it but
we presume 1t is true, How Davis
rot il is mystery we can not solve.
Certainly we had no intention of de-
priving Mr.. Kaler Of the honor due
him, and we ask his pardon for even
appearing to do him injustice. We
hope he will try his hand on future
productions, and in the mean time
we viii try to ferret ont the theft.-
We received it direct from Newburn,
signed by II. W. Davis. We trust
however o serious difficulty will grow
out OF this mistake. This explanation
is, we hope, so satisfactory. that Mr..
Kaler will not discontinue his paper,
nor Withhold his poetic illusions. In
futurcwe will be more prompt.
Speaking of poetry, we would say
that it must be written just az it is to.
appear. for We can neither write non
correct poetry. 6
Andersonyille la Sep nth 1855.
TIA Goodwin sir on receiving the lase
No ofyour exsalted paper I end there
on publieshed o peice Of Poetry head
ed the Rum sellers Alphabet pre.en-
ded to Be written By H.. W. Davis
Newb0rd Ia Sir you are wei aware
that l sent you thatto BE Published
inthe sponton last Spring and l also
Payed the postage, andI Consider my.
self worthey of the name. ~ 2 -
Iwant you to send me your Ball for
my paper and stop it and / will send
you the Money in thereturn male
I Consider your paper asgood a'pa-
per as published in the state Bat when
a man Don't act wright wit me l don't
want any thing to do with hin I have
Just reasons for bleaving that You Re-
cived Mine for | Compose Il and Il is
Published verbatam to my note.
IL you Can make II all wright you
Can send on'the paper if not you can
not Yours as ever --iili ai
William. s. Kaler
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EgThe farm of Mr.. o'Byrne Of
sringfeld township, took lire last
week in several places from burning
brush. in a dry marsh, Itburnt thro'
the vegetable deposite:to the depth of
some two or three feet, and was arres-
ted only by surrounding it by bitches
deep enough to remove the vegetable
soil. Other farms in the same neigh
borhood have suffered in the same
way.