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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
ADAMS s cos.
M N2A m ME II Ss
n -

M W. n ME
BANAlNG and EA( AANLL Cf1pq
busn,.CpIiI 4. .NanL.cL..,
DAILY Eapress from atoue otets ~
ss-+e> S,acramtuto, San ,Ir~es
5.,sssR asF4zr;2>-zeS francisco, and 1s:sasN
gu parfs Of the Aorther.
and Southern a. mes '"e'n
CHECKS drawn on all our of. ces inc,
iuII,t. NHl'
DEPOSITS received special or other. :
CoLLAc iloNs pi"h ply all.lo,u,, 'Se'
farlIcular attention pald to III. ,,'
portatIon OF Treasure, iackap.> """s'
COLD DUST purchased or t.rv..>
any part of the United States. ,,.G G'"'" 10
England, at as low rates as chn ''s"' 10
10y "ul hoI>' MIh st,lrin. ""he
Bills Of Eachange d, arm on oo,
1.OhSts IN O'F
\ \ EW uhk, PHILADELpHlA
BAL IN ~ r, lO>1ON. :"
CINCINNATI SJIOl>ll
NEW ORLEANS, LOI ISVIljr
and LONDON.
.aiso payable al The JoAouing Ec,k..
Mechanics and Farmers bank, Ill.,,
Utica CITY bank, I'o"y
Bank of syracuse, S,,,o0 '"0
Bank of Auburn, a,T a'|'f
Ban k of Altra, Urn
Rochester City Bank, R,I,"Io
Geo. Smith 4 Co., (tia,F ,''eF
Alex. Mitchell, + ire and Ma "eO
rine Insurance Company, Nilv.,.l;.
Michigan Stale bank, J.,".S J""ie
Commercial Branch Bank of VA
state Of Ohiu, CI.,ol..,
Clinton Bank, (oh'nI, ''rn "
NSCRANC Eve have ade ~,
r"ngrneni, for Insurance 10 tie tArtn, of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS. nm a,'i
one shipment, and are empowered 70 ;n.
sure for other parties on Gold Lust Psrs
coin and Merchandise, to and trco, NJ
YORK ana THIS place, by indor>tnenls IN
bills OF adlng, at the time OF shllntnt,
ADAMS $50.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
SURVEYORS NOTICE.
II. j. FISHER.
House Carpenter and Joiner.

II. j. FISHER.
House Carpenter and Joiner,
rs prepared to erect or improve houses on
l. short notice. He has on hand a large lot
OF gool sluce lumber, and keeps constant ya
supply Of Toms Rockers and sheet iron for
mining purposes.
He IS also prepared with suitable lumber
for all orders as undertaken.
Auburn, Noyl9, '53-my
Variety store.
THE subscriber having enlarged his -,
L stock of goods, would inform the IIH
public generally that he will keep on ~@s~
hand well selected assortment OF the follow
ing articles ro-wit;
Prime Havana & Americ cigars Of the
most approved brands every variety
ofchewng and smoking tobacco,
fresh and preserved fruits.
preserved meats in cans,
including Chickens
turneys
oysters. &c strain
ed honey, contectione.
ry, books and st,tiopery.
playing cards, toys and fancy
articles OF every description, All of
which he III sell as low for cash as can
be bought 1t any other store in the place
Call AMI exala ne my stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
g. GO0DKIND
Two doors below Wells ta'go < o's E1-
press Office
I
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

CAU II hereby warn all persons
~ from trading for "a promissory note
given hy me to one G. C.. Reed or bearer,
for the sum of seven hundred dollars.
The said Reed not having made the con-
siderati0n good for which the said note
was given, will not pay the same unless
compelled ty law.
JAMES NJ. BEDFORD.
Gold Hill, Jan. s, 54-n17 3w
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
SACRAMENTO CITY.

Banking House of Read & Co
C,ACRAM MENTO, Agency of Burg"yn'
- s. Co, San francisco. Exchange to'
sale on
Baring, Bros * Co. London
Hottingeur & Co. PGris;
Burgoyne & Plume, New YORK.
Jno. f. Thayer & Bro. Boston.
Canal and Banking Co. N. Orleans.
T.. A. Beucost & Co. st Louis.
Gold Dust always purchased at highest
price.-sept Is Am
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
III UA! l. 4 l AERT&I'S
G K A \ ID Il A I FLE!ll
$I.CO fOT 81. p prizes.m
TICELIS ON EOLIAR

Consisting < G tie foi,uthg reluot1e
Hofbf1;
lst Irlzc, ! House and lot, and .t4lle
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
Ouhiryjlle Litter List.

OphirviUe
r lSr Of LETT
IL Post Ofh,'e ut q
January lst, 1854.
Adams WIN M
Adnny WIN IN 2
Buxton Geo II
Browning Richd
Beach Mrs Laura 8
Baider Frederick
Ball Chas
Blakebough WIN ?
Conner Michael
Carey James
I" Edward
Chumason G VI
Collins David 9
Dennis Jas 2
Duke W w
Davidson Rineth
Fiefenberger Z
Friday Chas
Flack VIM
Garrett A q
GrOtlOth HeinStead
Garlock Peter
Green Jas
Hall John II
Herrirk DOct Isaac
Hammond e. d
/" & w
He wit Amos
johnson Elias
Killgrist Alex
Lust Jas A
Lincoln Elisha
Lathrop Eli c
Lundy Eli B
Mcdowell John y
d" Henry T
March John
McCarty Martin
Mary Jos
Martin Geo washgt
Naisenn Mr.
Ogden w A
Pierce Josiah
Parks Mr.
Polrnory w II
Ryan Michael
Rust James
Reding Enoch
Sexton Alex
Smith Jas
I" Ira
Swasey Narnan
Sheldon Capt l. w
Thomson ANA
Tufts Eugene
WAR f p
Winget Daviaon
WhitsOn @ l.
Warren Aaron
Vance Joseph
D. 4. CUl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

Special Correspondence of the Enquirer
The Presidents Ne1o Years Day reception-Ihoss OF COL
Dapis and Mcssrs Guthrie and Camp9el-Congre ssondl
Business Despatched from Mcrieo.
WAsHSoToS, JAN. 2, 1854.
The celebration OF the beginning of The new year passed
oto.day with great csllyy. This Ia the only official feast
day in our political calendar The President received the
diplomatic corps Ibis morning early and afterwards vast
of people took possession Of the Executive Mansion
/, was filled aod then closed and The crowd escaped
through the windows from which steps had been placed
be House was refed again. Everything passed of quiet
~ and orderly which is not the least remarkable feature
about this exhibition of the purest democracy.
Several members OF The Ca binet also received vsors The
house of the Secretary OF War filled during the whole
morning by people all pares evncng the great personal
nopularty here of Col Davis The Postmaster General
and Secretary OF tho Treasury were also visited oy very
many people, And the houses of many leading persons OF
Washington were also open to the pubic Nhat~Nh Inc
fine weather and general suspension business me day mas
boon ono Of congratulations and hlarlty
The holidays are completed. Tomorrow Congress
will meet and regular attention 10 business may De expect
ed II is believed that has already been DONE than has
ever before been accomplished by that body in the short
spsce of time since the beginning u It's session There
OPPOSITION for business among the MEMBERS and the
importance OF the matters which are 10 DO attend
TO- Will tene,~o. o<eis" great inerGs The lime
which seemingly lost in the eay part oh the session 10
tho fs sfs to 1 ,: done nd he dom"
dome bv tho Committees Things acquire there shape. and
receive thoughtful consideration The House has 10 act
mon The result, of the aSors Of the Committees and W ac
lion Ia either By way selection notification and gene
rally without material change
DISPATCHES have just received from Mexico Al lar
cnn BIO learned Mr. Gadsden has strong encouragement
far n The Accomplishment Of his delicate negota
,;nno " " FAIRFAX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

;., ,vsdom to lie business OF The department.
5s' ,s sii The nerve and practical energy TO carry
m hi views Without fear or VIA! has such iuhc
ona ne snsdsses S adgag the
,i, ,I The ,nn public uud private feel warranted III
Isarjns ,ha, no las any authority for pretending a'
w. GIhric has any idea Of shrinking from the dulies OF re-
n,,hi;,iss Of his high position In the confidence Of IC
p;;m, hs coIea .rcs In the Cabinet, and the American
oeops why shou ~ He has discharged his guy ~ 'i Ona
H him 70 on! no has begun and The enc Oh lon
t; arerr will be rcplec with benefit to oil classes VI
h; wildly extended country more faithful ohcel was
ms s ,be head Of the Treasury Department. and inc no.
ton mar he I nnraensc ARlSTlDES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
ptsErsE4sI.
from Dickens Household Meia'
GONE!

from Dickens tfoustheie
GONE!
/ HAVE the letter yet, mina's'
You sent the very day
Thai oave your first born 10 your arms,
Aad | was far away.
saw through every treRbling line
How precious WAS The boy,
How pleasure shook the wsakrh.d haod
That wrote 10 wish me JOY.
Of all thy mothers little ones.
The piaything and the pet,
Poor children, lovingly they come
To rock the cradle yet;
And, knowing not how sound his sleep,
All arts 10 wake him try.
Alas from so much love, Minnie,
To think that he should die
Look a, tho small pure hand, Mlaaie.
So mulionless in mine.
I used TO let IL, soft and warm,
About my finger lwinc:
And as il fastened in my heurt
That slight uncertain hoio,
Its touch win linger on my haul
Till my hand TOO 10 colo.
Our bridal day that summer day
Dost thou remember now
lows blossoms were unsullisd then
AZ those about thy brow.
Thank Ged l have my fair BIRDS stlil
And, by thy loying eye,
Thou wouldst not give ms up, MINNIE
Zen that he might not die.
A Heaven OF safety and repose;
All! should We wish him back
From Ito clear lights and thornless h5~srs
To tread lifo's dusty track
Think what a radiant little ono
Shall meet US by.and-oy.
And vet that he should die. Mlnnle-
Alas. that he should die /!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
For Wk EN9NITsr.
THE SALE or PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON
AND POWER TO DO SO.

THE SALE OK PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON,
AND POWER TO DO so.
INN srlc, constructonst and utterly opposed, cspc
ciay The present epoch OF our national history 10 an
dinaIan constructions OF the Constitution II is feared The
evil OF a.udnarians ls on The increase onu tue tPa"sre
element ia testing only every apparently weak oul even
the sronpest parts Of beautiful symmetrical and beneh
cent government machinery For certain OBJECTS snh from
certain motives we have iaudnsrans now I'D AL palleS
and II h feared srot construconsta are becoming &c" ano
obsolete. g., M, ,
fully opree with your correspondent IA States Right
Republican," in the object he wishes 10 accomplish am
utterly opposed the sale Of Mount Vernon by pTgmid
o 10 lis purchase by the general government Tor REASONS
drawn directly from the heart But 60 with your coEes-
pondent by somewhat different ve""t The Constitution,
in his position that the general government cannot by nor
Virginia sell, or ccde .
The Constitution in Art ls. g. causc To- after giving
the power acquire the District says land 10 exercise Se
authority all places purchased BY The consent OF me
legislature of the State which the shall be- tor The
erection Of ors magazines ar6oua dockyards and other
ueedful budlnga."
from ths that for forts, magazines asenals oock
yards and other ssd buildings The State car" at di'ce.
ton, r.tu. 10 sell 10 The general government Conseh IS
necessary o ncedu places Individual proFetors cannot
SELL without consent the central government Our past
history and present circumstances show The wisdom and no.
cessily his provision BY these saesor purchases Tor
plausible reasons might have ell tho Uuion The
States dotted with such lace which graspng Gen.
ral government might plant lis surpng STANDARD 10 eSer
cise "like outoriy But return 10 the text The most
important language in the quotation, the term olc'
nreduI buildings "AsRcpublican" thinks "necduI build
ngs" means building necessary Tor iof ans ne oner
enumerated Objects Here think he errs, and by oelng
rather too strict takes 0eaker ground than the language
lilies to stand on will be observed that The last 10 the
quotation independent The first; needul buildings
as "fos" The meaning evidently 49, that the gene
raj government may purchase paces and erect needui
buildings 10 carry clearly constitutional power pr
pose and II must be 'needul This will be found 10 be
Storys construction under The term constitutional pur
poses" Now whatever may be the neral purpose
sons drawn from national respect and say this feeling
not be too wide deep in the in point still the sale
nhasa 0f II.
mol necessary manifest Ibis respect Is it necdul"
But misconslrncon of sacred constitution TO effect
even such object would be dsrespecl the mighty dead
Thus proper restraints and limitations have been placed
The central aud Stale governments important each bu
most important to tho States, for the beat reasons The
strongest of which u.s. the 'nesdr protection of State
The bast1rd patriotism Of greedy spectators. T.
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IF l,9Ins .he circuit and county Courts Of ,he G,

Of holding the Circuit and County Courts Of the comuu
wealth. o"'
long discussion took place on q bill providing 70, ,,
schools in the counly of Henry, il majority OF the vo,e,s
that county shall by vote determine 10 favor Of the measure
in which discussion Mcssrs. Graveiy he patron Of The bill
Staples Of Patrick Staples OF Montgomery, White o! H,no
ver Patrick and Smith Of kanawha, Taylor OF Loudoun
Skinner Rutherford and Claiborne OF Halifax parlcIpa
ted The bill lis third reading and the latter gentle
man Offered ryder providing that Of thirds o,
the vonra of Henry shall be necessary 10 give effect thu
law. The bill under consideration when the House
motion Of STAPLES Of Patrick adjourned al 3 O'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

., ,ts maxim We mus, beperpcxcd a. The III suc'eS4 o' NV
editor Of The Norfolk NslrS
But enough Of this Independent editor md 'nu'ensn. 20
,io Tn our readers we tendon apology Tor INDUCING
in strun of crcisu unusual in our columns Us II g
.;so ,cTuI IN our feelings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
MARRIED,

MARRIED. on Tuesday evening. December % ~ by ihd
Geo W. Lln.orne Mr.. JOHN F. GLAZEBko99h 70 Pr ~,
Esq, all OF this city
MARRIED, Thursday he ODD December, al me te' p
VIM NJ Dayarj ESD in Newark. New 'ersey, oy .ne
xoutblrJ. Dr. S p. SEMPLE Of Richmond, Pi,io NIL
GREATHOUSE CT Covingten Ky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
Hugh Blalr Grlgsby, ESD Norfolk Htrold.

AN EXAMPLE.-Iu Aarau, 4 town Of 6 10 sVoO lpIl.
ants Switzerland the Protes,ans and Calhclcs 10,
but church. They ehare 1t peaceably togeher hns
more considering mans preudces they have oui one g'
yard and there their dust ninglcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

NOTICE. lar ,hs uat
rr>ur .,.ribsr will attend to hiring out nss. . set il. -
year ts teams On the streets, and will attend s q! b.
r for shipping hour tobacco Sc ans CSmmssOn uoa
So IN 18th street, II the torwato'"s a"N .
Ws,Srs Crehshaw Co; or the BASIN LEWIS HILL
Nav 25-cwIl0Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
CONTRADICTION.

correspondent of lie Baltimore Sun u"sr''inu, 'D'
Mr.. Pryor Of The Richmond Enquirer has receiver We
pointucnt Of Secretary Of Legation al inc court
hIs fslse 1umor Mr. Pryor sought and dues ho'
sxnect INV Office In the Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
wM NJ. AMBLER, ESQ.

We ore happy see that The Senator from NE Louisa
District who has been Frustrated for several weeks oy Sc
losss Is 40 far cunyalescent as 10 resume his seat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

The deposes of gold 10 The United States Mint for the
month OF December amount four millions FIVE hundred
thousand dolars. The total deposes for the last year
amount 10 fifty three millions FIVE hundred thousand dolars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
KICHN0ND Enquirer.

ny RIrCHIEs g. PRYOR
WEDYESDAY MORNING, JANuAff +, col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

ERRATA.-Iu the article of Tuesday, IA Lawyer" Tor
"soe OF the legal" &c in second paragraph read none
Fourth line from end OF same paragraph Tor 3T'e feaa
pee-" In sixth paragraph for 'presentsd read p;'SecH
!sd" Second paragraph from bottom, first ne' Tor "el
piovcd read "enjoytd" Second paragraph from bottom
for "dGfch' read "teftot"
THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF ls53-M. Felix
Arago The Fronch savan Oct. !; Gen. Sir F. ADAM BRUSH
Army Aug IL; Hon. c. G. Aheron. U. s. Senator from
N H., Nov. Isl Scnor Alaman, Mexican Mr!ste' June q
Co.. W. W. S. Bliss, u. S. A., August b. Tristan burgess
of Rhode Island, Oct 81 Brig Gen. Childs u s. A., at
Tampa, Oct g. Mrs. Elizabeth Cass, (wife of Gen. Cass0
Sir George Cockbun R. NJ Aug ~; Jonas Chckering Of
Boston, Dec 8; Gen. Sir Neil Douglass B. A., September
Go, r.' tw Of presdcnt March 3d. Hon John B. Glib
son Of Pa, Sup Court, May s. Marshal Haynua Vienna
March IA; FIX. Chief Justice Jones, n y Aug VIM r.
E Eraesb 'sa M r. Nov 3D. Com Morgan u
S. NJ Washington Jan. 5; Lord Melbourne, Ensiano, jan
"a; Donna Maria Queen of Portugal Nov Is; General era
pier, D. A. Aug Isl Mrs Amelia opie novelist Dec =
Consul at Philad Feb g. Judge re'', pG o. T,n may
Sm h If Astoria ~ Y January 81 Lady Sale, au!horess
Cane Town. July g. Walter Scott Lockhart Jan. ~; Cen
James Tamudse N. York Sept %; Gen TorneL Nloxico
Sent, liz Earl Of Tyrconne Ireland February l.; Ludwig
Tieck German poet, April 20; Hon VIM upham =: 5; Sc
naor Vermont Jan a Ear Of MafScs ngun a.
Aug 10; John p. Wsther Phlla, July "a; Urano OuAe u
Wemar Germany, July 3.
pOSTMASTERS IN VIRGlNIA.-The Postmaster
General has Just appointed the following Henry Shuz al
Greeepvs Augusta county, vice B. F. Graham, deceased
Richard Saunders q, huntsville Essex county, Charles
R,sy declined John c. Brown, Millers Tavern Essex
counlv William H. Moody declined. b. Brigett Grayson
sulphur Springs Carroll county, K P Collins arcenVis
Fsrpusou Sprlugyile Tuzcwe county, WILDER Sade Jes-
az < Hopkns Chincoeaguc Accomack county, Isaac X.
Stephenson William S. Jarvis CapeyIie, Northampton
Wor,humberland county, William r. DOgglns. james A..
G. Ely, Wanu, HILL Lee county Lewis Payne James
R. Wilton, Rocky Gap. TazowelI county John A. David
son, oliver p Drummond Hunting Creek, Acconack
county, John r. Drummond Thomas H. Gofosan, Half
WAY House, York county, Thomas Il. Dunn. George A,
Selster Lovely Mount, Pulaski county, James H. Wade
The last ten are 10 fill vacancies created by resignation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
DIED.
NOTICE.

Mo, 4, Ra,,iuors on tie 3s, Dec 10 The .Stn yes'
usWHun pGSu1rITEaiNE consort OF l.. W. Snn'hef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

News Is said have been received per Africa from Eu
rope iha. SMITH BRlEs has escaped from Van Diemans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
correspondenceo of tho Enquirer.

Members-Brood Of ncp Projects The Cabin.ta Unit
The Prsstdent-S Secretary Of The Treasury.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

THE OLD MAx.-Bow low thy head
boy;do reverence 70 the old nan. Once
like you. vicissitudes OF life have silver
ed the hair. and changed the round mer-
~ face TO the worn visage before you.
Once that heart beat with incidents co.
equal TO any you have felt; aspiration
crushed by disappointment, as yours are
perhaps destined TO be. Once that
form staiked proudly through the gay
scenes Of pleasure, the beau ideal OF
grnce, now the hand OF Time that with
ers the flower Of yesterday, has warped
, the figure, and destroyed that noble ca :
rage. Once at your age, he possess ed
the thousand thought. that pass through
your brain now wishing to accomplish
deeds worth Of a nook ia fame, anon
imagine life a dream. that thesooner he
awoke from Il the better. But he has lv-
ed the dream very near through. The
time To awase Is very near at hand; yei
his eye ever kindlcs at old deeds OF dar
inc. and the hand takes iirmer GRASP
OF tho stsff. But bow the head, boys as
you would in your old age DO reveren-
ced.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
pones IN CONGRESS-.

= y
SKxArr--The bin for the compile
ton Of the treasury building SO ,4s to
accommodate the State. and interior de-
nartments. and for a similar building.
west Of the Presidents house. for war
and navy departments passed, IL mp
nroprsafes $500, 600 10 commence the.
work. tstfa-.
A resolution that the Senate meet
hereafter At eleven A. NJ. was adopted,
The bill granting alternate sections
Of land 10 The States of Louisiana and
Mississipi. for the construction OF
certain raiiwsysin Missouri. wac ia
ken up and passed.
Mr.. Chase, pursuant to notice, IN,
troduced his bill to prohibit slavery
in the Territories ofthe United States.
He said il embodied the principles Of
Jefferson's bill passed tn 1894. and the
Ordinance Of 81. He did not design
urging the bill now. and would
ask no action on it til the next session.
It was read the first time.
The Homestead BILL. was then Ia
ken up. -.
Mr. Chase's motion TO extend the
benefits ofthe bills to aliens, who shall
hereafter arrive in this country was re-
jectsd.
The sixth section was amended.
striking out "sny Individual an in
serting ANY free white person. BY q
vote OF 81 TO 10.
Mr.. Dixon moved that the benefits
Of the bill shall not extend TO children,
heirs or devisees of aliens born out OF
the United States. who are 81 yeae'
ofage. until they have fled their dec
laralion 10 become citizens. Adopted
yeas 81. nays 20.
Mr.. Browns amendment providing
that any foreign born person FILLING to
become citizen within six years at
entering upon the land. shall Tor
fetal rights under this act, was adop-
ted. Yeas 80, nays 60
Mr.. Benjamin moved to add that
any native born person OF II years OF
aye. enteing upon the cultivation OF
land. shall be entitled TO the same BEN
e6.s as otherpersons; agreed lo-yeas
26, nays 90.
Mr.. Gay moved TO amend requiring
that no foreigner, unless naturallzed
citizen. could enjoy the benefits of,his
acts, unless he file within sixty days
evidence OF having declared his in,en-
tions--psnding this motion the Senate
adjourned.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

wosprnruL DiscovERg haa recently been
made by ar. Curis, Of ths eis,i ~ we iren'nsh. "'
,tnys. Ne refer 10 '.Dr. Curiis's hyReana, or
tnhalnr Hygcnn Vapof AID Cherry syrup =
Win this new method Or. {. has restored man,
afflicted ONES 70 perfect health; a. az eN,aenr1 o'
WHICH IA, has inhnherahie certihcatis. Speaking
OF The tevatneni, pnyslclan femarks'-hls e'l
dent that inhallnc--. onstanty brenthing an agree
ablc. hvsstlng vapor, the medleinai properue.
nust come 10 contact VAIN Tue "h"le ~ he s,a'
'ayii. of thu lungs, and thus escape the many
a.l t,flsd charges pr0dnced upon them whei
MIRO. aeol lto TIE stolnach and sub1eetcd To the
nr,cess ct digestion. The HsgeRna Is for saie al
IN lac principal druggists Throughout the c"uniry
--flseo,a inc n. Y. Dalchnan, Jan. l4th.
Sc, advertisements OF Medicatsd tnhsletion. 10
another column OF tins paper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
Ready Made Clothing.
Il. w. HUBBARD,

L on knlne suc,vss street, fsrooA vilr, Just beloe
he public sqasfe, hiss siw4ss ga liuna large as
.ortlnent oI Carrt1t-ss. cuusisuuy 81 .oesAauss,
ind iiasgrs.
Purvl..sers " ~ Gnd .. TO their sdvaltageto call
aud examine my work. asins sts,ok Is Ihr iarzrst
II WORK elsewhere.
also keep FOR saie Carriage Harness ofsuy style
pficc,
am prepared TO inish - order sn3 description
81 Carriage, uSt Oh Hpnd, al snortesi notice.
PArtIcutar attention. paid 10 repairing.
Aprtl. la5J.--t1-tfs
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sept. let isis.
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TINS S 70 certify that, 10 Juae ,asi. ~As
aiiscksd with the Asiatic cboiere; aud vac
soon, as any physician siases Ia collapsed
State. had remaiaed in this state some two
nours, when my physician informed my fam.
rs aud frisnca that ! could not possibly live,
aed s'Fietly foftd uny wife permitting any
QUE giving ne my medicine or commitment,
whatever, al IL would only hasten my death.
Al this time Mr. Forshs came to SEQ me, and
Oroughi with him a bottle containing Tour
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, aud .sksc
Permission OF my vile 10 use II on me, a. he
'hoosht u would immraia.aiy give esss.
was immediately applied, and In less than ten
Iniauiesl wss restored. aud was Ia warm
Perspiratio-, prior 10 wi ich time my e1tsemI-
ties were cold, clsm'ny sweat was on my
face aud head. After the use Of two ether
bottles Of the same medicine. wa. entlr-ly
lcsed Of all distress. aud 10 few days was
restored 10 health.
woaia most chcerlully aud heartily rec
ominend ,kls BALM 10 III who are afflicted
la a similar way. I have slso used u Ia
other diseases, aud have found u q most
excellent remeIy. 10 not think II can be
too highly recommend.
IOET EIRQy