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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.
10000 Capics sold.

THE SACRED MELopToN, containing agtea
n variety OF approved Church Music, selected
chiefly nom the old sihnisFd authors, With man,
otigln lCompoHliiona 90 y new system Of notation
designed for thn uso 1T Churches, singing SCHOOL,
and Academies, ~ A. \, naFnrs
1--WE fonsons ~ ~ chlon, account foT the grea'
success OF ihis yolumoi
flfat. TAe Character 81 fhe Hsrk.-ft ,,reaeat,
a rev and foall, improved s,ilem 81 notation
~ u much that lahbsfueo and dnicnli IN this de-
liFhuul silence IL 40 slmplnvd that months arr
20 AIDE equal 10 years In tho cola mon way OF learn.
lng The practice ~ musical nFl,a fact sunicienly
proven by The aloslnllons ol scores Of leacho aud
performers who have tested the System aud given
lhe orb " Erca, popularity aud constantly in'
cfonslnF sale,
second, ne Quality and siyie " ne Mnse.-
Many new pieces destined 10 please ~ long ~ ma,
sic lasts, may be found on its pages aud ALEC many
Of The old aud tried melodies, haliewed from ns.o,
cAlod fpcollocllens 0fsanclnnfy delights, and faI
more welcome 70 The heart OF lhe wouhlpof thai
many frequently substituted for them.
The Publishers may add that tho mechanical
execution Of lho work iasupefor altogether 10 Tho
majority OF Eastern Music llookaand The price very
low.
n,may be had NJ the principal booksellers or q
MOORE, WilkTAcli, KEYS d CO.,
Wholesale booksellers and klnl0neFs,
od91 ~ West Fourth street, cln'ii. o,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
Preserving Milk.

Place new milk in clean pot, and
evaporate IL till nothing remaining but
a light dry powder. Put this in n bot
tic and secludc It carefully from the
air. by corking and waxing, and when
milk is wanted. dissolve small guam
tity in pure sof, water. Tho solution
will be found to possess the quanti
ties. as well "a the peculiar taste and
aroma Of milk freshly drawn from the
COW.
Eg-Charity is the scop Of all Gods
command.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

Why will not people cultivate
tomatoes more extensively, when
they can raise them so easily
then pickle them down MS they
do cucumbers? They are a very
palatable and refreshing sauce,
much more so then the latter
think.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

Tho season is now here. and the man.
ufacturo Of maple sugar has common.
ced; and for the information Of those
who like TO make o good article, we
commend the method which an intelli.
gent Vermont Farmer practices for the
purpose Of removing tie coloring mat
ter Of the sap. and renders the sugar
nearly rs white as common crushed
sugar. HIS method is to filtratc al
his sap before boiling. through hop
per or box of sand, which he says,
inkes out not only all the dirt, but all
the stains derived from leaves tubs,
crumbs Of bark, and all other color
ing matter that can prevent the sugar
Iron being pure.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
Spare the Birds.

The swallows are the natural eae.
mics Of the swan ming insects. living
almost entirely upon them, taking their
food upon the wing. The common
martin devours great quantities Of
wasps, beetles, and goldsmiths. a
single bird will devour five thousand
butterflies in n week. Tho moral Of
this is that the husbandman should
cultivate the society Of swallows aud
martins about his lands and outbuild-
ings.
The sparrows and wrens feed upon
the crawling insects which Turk within
the buds, foliage, and flowers Of plants.
The wrens are pugnaoious, aud n
little box in cherry tree will soon be
appropriated, by them. and they will
drive away other birds that feed
upon the fruit, hint that cherry
growers should remember this spring
and net upon.
Tho thrushes. blue birds. jays and
crows, prey upon butterflies. grass
hoppers. crickels. locusts and the
larger beetles. a SINCE family ofjays
viii consume 10000 Of these in n sea
son Of three months.
The woodpeckers are armed with
u stout. long bill. to penetrate the wood
Of trees. where the borcrs deposit
there larve. They live almost entire
ly upon these worms.
For the insects which come abroat
only during the night. nature has pro
\ vided n check in the nocturnal birds
Of the whipporwill tribe aud the LITTLE
barn owl, which take their food upoi
the wing.
How wonderful Is this provisions o
Providence FOR the restraint Of tn
deprcdators that live upon the labor
Of man; and how careful we should b
not to dispute that beneficial law o
compensation by which MI things ar
preserved in their just relations an,
Observation-Disclosures dgricUiturisI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
The hutternnt is a vnry en-

The butternut is n very easy
tree to cultivate, IL growsvery fast
on moist soil, is very valuable moi
only for timber which is very
durable, but also for the rich nuts
which the tree produces. They
make good pies.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
a CARD.
FROM WILLIAM LEE Il co.
Dry Goods, for
Fall and Winter.
We respectfully solicit attention to our yer,
large assortment Of reasonable goods, comprls Ing
ELEGANT TASTEFUL aud FASHIONABLE
slylosof
LADIES DRESS G. DS,
EMBRoInERil
LACES,
SfiAWLS.
CLOAKS AND MANrffLAS

We believe wo are prepared to please tho fan.
cy OF almostall who wish 10 purchase articles OF
this description.
In the plain and substantial fabrics wanted by
every person. We are prepared 10 Furnish goods Of
the best manuhct0rs of The various grades and
quality. We bestow mneh care In the purchase
OF our goods. both with reference 10 beauty OF
style and perfection OF fabric. Our prices viii DO
found rs low as at any house In the Vest and We
arc selling Mt the present time many kinds ofgoods
~ much lower prlccs than at any former period.
Those who purchase from Ms can select from q
larger variety than can be found elsew here: and
will not DO urged. 10 take what does not please
them. Goods viii prove rs recommended or they
may be returned. In our Cloak and Shawl be-
partment we oGcra very large variety OF Clocks
aud Nantes OF our own Manufacture, we'll ns
imported garments, and others selected from the
best establishments In New York. We exhibit
those of our own manufacture with confidence
thatin beauty ofsts 10 and perfection Of ork man
ship they are not excelled
GOODS FROM AUCTION SALES IN NEW
YORK.
Wcavail ourselves OF every advantage at these
sales for cheap purchases and eau Offer ne mauy
bargains as any other House.
WIN. LEE d CO,
"a West Fourth Street.
octl3 ow Cincinnati, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

Barley it seems to me
should be much more largely and
universally cultivated than it is
1t makes a very nourishing and
wholesome bread, as much so prob.
ably, as any other grain or meal
Those who are accustomed to use
itlike it very much. Italso grows
pretty we'll on most of our nor.
them soil Of midling quality, be.
ing not near SO particular in this
respect as the wheat crop.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

Mr.. 7. O. Alvord Of Whining
ton, Vermont, says: "Some eight
years since at the time Of plant
ing my potatoes, | como short Of
seed TO plant. Previous 10 this
time had used largo whole pota-
toes, or tho seed ends cut of for
seed, and supposed that no others
would answer. | resolved to try
the experiment Of planting small
potatoes, the largest being about
the size Of common plums, but
most Of them being smaller.
carried several bushels OF these
little things to the field and com
menced planting them, putting
from two to four in a hill. The
potatoes from the different parts
Of tho field came up ut the same
time. but the vines from the
small potatoes did not look sc
green and thrifty as those from
the larger ones. After the frs
hoing there was some difference
in the tops, but after that tn,
tops from the small potatoes look
cd a. well as any ofthe field ant
continued so through the season
When I came to dig them
found the potatoes where thu
small seed was planted, to be a.
good in every respect as those
where the large ones we're plant
ed. There we're as many in a hill
and the potatoes were as large
and with as few small ones ~
those from the large seed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
TO- Books may furnished u!

To Books may furnished us
with ideas; experience may inn
prove our judgment; but it is an
acquaintance with accomplished
females alone, which can bestow
that facility Of address and suavi-
ty of manner which distinguishes
the gentleman from the mere
scholar or man of business.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

A LAVE NonLnMAN.-Thero IL an
amusing story concerning tho last mr..
rival Of tho Mexico, ut Galveston
says the New Orleans Delta Of the i2lh
II appears that, among the list Of pas.
sengera on the manifest the name OF
the Earl Of Durham" waslegIbly 70.
corded. The news quickly spread,
and was quickly communicated 10 the
English Consul, who In the generosity
Of bis nature. took rooms for hIa noble
eontryman at the fremont and then
proceeded TO the steamer TO convey
him to his quarter. when zone grand
mistake was discovered. The Ear
Of Durham on tho Mexico, proved L
be a large Durham bull from Ken
lucky. The Consul WINS doing we'll nj
| last accounts.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

Women in their course of
action describe q smaller circle
than men, but the perfection Of
acircle consists not in its dinen-
sions but its correctness.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
DR.. d. ANARCHISTS
GEL LIBERATED CATllOLlC0N


Htoehsa AthstnuAtios. Ne', win OIL their Res
eompansing evils, Cancer eNcepied,) no matter
how severe or 0fh0Y long slnnsinf,
Tho talholleou Encompasses 0lhof fpmpdler,lh
being more certain, los. expensive, aud leaving
thaetsleml Ia better condition. Lot nn interest
ca call AMI obtain pamphlet tfreel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
ofthe beneaolal results Of lta usal together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin thelrpfacliee and speakffom,heif
Not,ee Go tho Unfortunate Female.
feei u q duty incumbent upon inyaeif 10 do.
sia.s pa.lsly We gtest esss,ng pt. Meteh,.s
years my health was mlsefeblei was almost una
Bile ~ walk, Physicians pronounced my case
falling 0f the wemb, extensive ulcerallona, COM
meneing with fuof nibus, The pniua, Irritation,
proslrallon, aud tho inlolomblo fooiid discharge
rendering liia almost burden ln this miserable
eoudiilon, nt. y ~ Newinnd recommended pf.
! MnFehlsh Uterine taihnllcoh, After taking fonf
bottles ind myself 10 perfect health. Gratitude
/ Tor my reslofatlon makes me Rrdontly dosiro that
all my sex, alike unlortunaie, may Had sure fciiei
from This incslllnable medlclne,
kLlzABkfll A MAINLAND
no, 10 West Al. Utica, NY.
| IhsshHYe fiaiemoni know 10 DO true,
NJ. NkwLAND, N. u,
Utica, My.
1 have no hesitation Ia saying, DR.. MRrchnsi'a
Uterine catholioen Ia in,ainablein uicr,ng dlaoa.
sos general,ly. have uaed u IN fluor' Albns,
Amanoffhoea, pfolapuua ulorl, and IN ceAea Of
extensive u,caralion OF the vagina aud 90 niogl.-
JOHN q. okRick, N, ID.
Baltimore, Nd,
I have uaed, for some months past, a prepafa'
ton for female complaints, called MnFchisi'a OloF,
Inc catholicon, which waa Induced tfy in uome
oxlrome ease 10 NJ The nfgunI request Of some pa
llanls who introduced Il 10 10Y nollca, AIN per
anaped, amir tfyingln Rgfeai many oasea, that u
aufpaAaea all other remedies Within my knowi
edge, Tor that class OF difficulties for which II I,
recommended. " has cured ONE very eXtrem,
cases nndpfmy 0bsefs alton, which have resisted
all other treatment, and regard itas femud,
that should be subjected 10 the proofby ever,
sehsol ofphy selans as liis OF xasl importance u
DO able 10 treat successfully class OF dlaeaso
which has oerstoiore been extremely difficult Il
manage. aud which aniicis so large portion o
our females, ID FLEMING, Nd
Rochester, ", Y.
Pamphlelshad gratis At tho s,oroof GlrFoRp 4
Atpsk, agents, Laurel Ind,
ALSO sold by
Y, X, Fullef, Harrison, Ohio
DANEt nrARER, Liberty,
fAwLad MoRRisos, q 0nneras lilo,
. =, STEWART, creonsburg.
1onE iipNILR, Versailles,
J.B. MARciiisiM Co., prOprlel0Fs,
CENTRAL pEror, 3Ot nReApwAy, my.
Feb, 9th. ie3i-dmoa,
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Certificate from ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr. Forsha's Alters.
tive Balm to perform a very extraor
binary cure uycn horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
l used IT upon one occasion. exter-
nally, with good effect. 1 believe Il
TO be perfectly safe and eficacious
remedy to be used in many complaints.
ID. L. STARR.
ovember 2lst. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

s@ Idleness is the gate Of all
harms.
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Ohio CmltiratOr.

Beauty and genius one must
put FAR from him, if he will not be
their servant.
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Wholesale Depot, att. g. G. Reak-
hirts, No. 81 Pearl ct. Gin.
DR.. y. w. Forshs, Drug Store. No
side OF Fifth st, 8 doors east OF Smith
Gin. o.
For sale ut r. Tynsr's, ID. Price e.
Son's. Llnck g. Farquhar's. DIR. Moody's
and nr. Hailes. Rockville. Ind.
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This IL TO certify that In the summer
OF ls4s, ] became 30 very lame and
weak In my back. oeeasloned by lining
that I could not sit down OF get du'
without holding on 10 somo object. I
was advised TO try Mr.. Fossha's Alters-
i've balm. ny bathing Il ak or sIgb,
tines. my back was perfectly restored.
and ! have felt no symptom Of its return
since. Iff "a ~
My wife. also, has used II Tor Rheu.
matte pains, headache and ,oo,haehe
with very beneficial rcsul,s. $500
il. YEAKLE.
Dec. Let. iea0. ~.
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ca Great citiesare Satan's un-
veisities.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
AZ tho celebrated Largest and Cheapest
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT,

w wv NNF'"'E ''EWF"|I w ~ WITH ~
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Engiith aud ffunch carpoisi ave spacious snie
f00ma, We have now on hand the most oxten.
siye aud elegant assortment Of rich medallion toi-
Ia this mark ii imporod from tho celebrated hae.
ilsh nanulaelory Of John cropiy q sons, esps.
elally for our ely ifnde'
Alse, 800 pieces Of , ply Tapesiy, ingFalnt "a.
deffne, nne and common tnFrnin Venetian aud
Damask stair Carpet. Aso, 200 pieces Of English
aud American Floor OH Cloth oflhe newest lies
satin nnlsh, marble Italian Ffesco aud hcroll
Paintings, frotn feet 10 "a feet wde at all prices.
Also, the largest aud most extensive assortment
OF rich and elegant Curtain Goods, Gill Cerniees
aud Window shades. The public arc therefore
requested 10 examine our largo stock. which will
DO freely shown Al AL times. Our goods are all
warranted 10 be la perfect order and viii DO sold
cheaper Than the cheapest.
&c. mNGwALT.& co.
ct. IA,
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A Certificate from the Rev. J. n. Finlsy
Cincinnati. March 9TH. 4s53.
DIR. Forsha-Thlsis the frat time In INV
long life that ] have given my name In
Recommendation Of any medicine. asa gem
ersl remedy. though | have often been soIici.
tee. have used yonr Alternative Balm Tor
nearly two years, first. for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee. Of which I was nearly a
cripple. then for very severe braIses on two o
my family; then violent attack of aiarrhses
on myself; then for inflammation, for burns
bruises. and for very severe case OF slifI
neck, brought on by violent cold, and a
think have had full proof Of its medical
properties, In great many ofthe diseases fer
which You recommend u. and l have not
found II 10 fall In even one ofthsm. sun, I
pc notsay that II lie an inlallIbls esrs. yet
is my sober conviction, that u De- the be.
compound for these remedies Cor which It 10
recommended. that | have ever tr,ed,s ed 4
have tried many. will not, " eau pro-
cure II. be without Il In my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will stii
continue TO compound u honestly and that Il
may relieve thousands Of sufferers, I most
heartily recommend II to my fellow citisens
, most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours. sfFeetionst-ly.
j. b. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

IN iapaiaotie book for twenty-five
cents. Epery family should have a copy.
100000 copies sold la less than a
lust isaned,
m, HuNTER'B MEDICAL MANUAL AND
~ HAhnshouk foH Fhn Atftit fth--tonthih,tF
un outline % Tho origin, progress, treatment hnd
miseuous sexual intercourse, Ny suilsehuso, ef b,
sexual excess, with advice for their prevention,
written IN n familiar tDlp, avoiding nll medical
teehniohlites, and everything that would offend
the raf OF aoeenCyl viii Hn outline of complaints
Incident % fomRlcs, from The result of H0iuo
twenty yeata successful practice, exclusively de-
voted 10 The cure ofdlacNsos ol delicate or pfl'
yHienalufo,
10 which 10 added receipts foa the cure OF tho
above diseases, aud treatise on the causea.symp.
| Ions aud cure Of tho fryera and Aguu.
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Survo, ing and Navigation.
ftOtttNsONSs MATHEMATICAL.
NsOIlIls.


HAVING been requested TO examine Pot.
ii Roblnaon'a tofics " Mathematics, aud 20
report my opinion thereof have with pleasure
made fnisolf ~ well acct slniod with the specific
merits Of tho books, NJ we'll could without The
ectunl uslne oithom IN the recitation room. Prof
Robinson mustbc, lshould judge from his books
n keen, sprlEhlly and thorough Mathematician -
Tie would eVen 10 have, either ne the gin OF MA
ute, or The result OF study aud practlce, n quick
iniuluye perception OF mathematical principles
aud 10 be remarkably adopt w articles for ahbre
,lailug the method. Of solving problems.
The AlFebtais clear aud sunlcienily dlfuse IL
explanations. nud furnishes an abundant stock %
problems with explicit aud Ingenious modes o
solving them. This work II sufficiently ekionsly,
Tor the ordinary purposes OF n g 'isso OF colieE'
/ The oeometr, embodes great nount ofoeo
metric knowledge IN compass emallef Thai
usual, The diagrams ere we'll conceived aud ~
mnfkHbiy we'll executed.
Tho TREATISE on Survey Navignilon isfun
aud gives many Interesting la,,, which may b
new 10 mosiof our llndehla. Tho diagrams are
a. the ceometfy, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophy ~ ds q IDLY Interesting
noionli Iorils matter, but forihs hAnnefin whlc
principles afe espluhed and Iaela stated, Nt
only the student but the general reader may nn
amusement aud pf"nifrg,n me book:
W, &, LAnAnhk,
Superintendent oflhe Public schools Of indlanr
ureencaslle, Ind, itsa,
el-sfi.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
From A. woodward, N. ID, Of Penn

UH.Versiiy, Philadelphia.
n glNea ~, leaaufu 10 add my testimony 10 the
professional ability OF The author OF Tie "MpdleAl
Manuai,n Numerous casea OF Disease OF Tho
Genital organs, some OF them OF long standing,
have come under my notice, 10 which his ski has
been manifest ~ restoring 10 perfect health, IN
some cases " hufe the patient has been considered
beyond the roach Of mrdlenl AID, The treatment
Of OF seminal weaknesses, ar dlAaffangdment ol
the functions Produced y, seii-abuse OF ekerss OF
yeneD | do mol know his superior W Tho proh'zs
ulon, have been acquainted Win The author
some thirty years, ana deem " no more tbrn
nate victim Of curly indlsoFellopi 10 recommend
him aaon 10 whose professional skiil aud lnleg.
rily taey may safely eonllde themselves.
ALTnEp WOODWARD, ~. 10,
"Thla IN, without exception, tho most comp o.
henaiye aud Ineligible work published on tho
class OF diseases OF which threats. Avoiding all
technical forms, u addresses itaaif 10 tho reason
| of itz readers. IL ia free from all Objectionable
matter, and no parent, however faslldlous, can
object 10 placing u In the hands 0i his sous, Tho
author has devoted many years 10 the treatment
of the various complninialrealed OF, and wilh too
little breath 10 pun, hnd Too htlu presumption 10
Impose, he has offered ~ tho world, The merely
nominal price at ea cents, the fruit OF some TWEEN.
~ Year, successful praclleo,"-He,efG
"No teacher or parent should DO without the
knowledge Impaired 10 this invaluable work. 10
would save years OF pain modification, and
sorrow TO the youth andortheirehargo." --i'eepfes
Adu0fafr,
A Presbyterian clergyman In Ohio, writing Of
"iiuntor's Medical Manuel, nsaysi
"Ihousands upon Thousands of our youth. by
efll example ana innueIce of The passions, have
boon Tod into tho habit OF self pollution, without
realizing the sin and fearful consequences upon
themselves aud tholr posterlly. The constitutions
OF thousands who are raising families lave been
enfoeblod, IL not broksn down, and they do not
know tho cause or the cure. Anything that can
be done 80 ~ enllghien aud Influence the public
mind ~ 10 check, aud ultimately remove this
widespread soufcs % human wrctchedness,
would confer tho greatest blessing noxt 10 the
religion OF Jesus Christ, on the present aud
coming generation. inlemperance tort the use Of
oxicailng drlnksl though Il hasslaln ils thou
sands u notn greater scourgo 10 the human race.
Accept my thnnks on behalf of tho afflicted, and
believe me yourco.wofkerin the good woik you
agu 30 actively engaged IN"
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CINTI. ADvERTISEMENTs,
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER

NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
lieve all Rheumatisms, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stili
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast. asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stor: cb, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever. ttri
Tke reason why this balm rruehes nlithes
cases 10 because II reduces infamutlon, and
ruoses he secretious asd nervous system
Into action. This power IL owing to the
peculiar combustion. Of medical properties
wl,hou, their being neuirallzed. The medi
cline IL perfectfolly safe. not containing any
desdl, poison, or mineral. II will, " used
freely, act Immediately upon the liver, and
oil other secfeetlve organs. a
ftcnd the following Certificates.
Certificate Of DIR. J. n. Jordan. late Reslden,
Physician otthe Fourth Street Cholera Hoe
plial.
can oheerfnly recommend the AlterntIv,
Balm to the public knowing as do. that u !,
an excellent ar,lals. used II with goos
elect In Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth 81, cholefn iIospiis In thI,
city. In case Of cramps phns IN {
stomach and bowels. also used II In ess'
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap
piestefsct. From my knowledge ofls vlr
!. aes, In the above diseases aud others. "a
. which have u-ed 4. I have no h,sliancy Il
l. pronouncing II superior to any medicn
4 hitherto offered 10 the public with which
: have become acquainted. aud would ehss'
!. fully recommend n 90 the public.
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> Cincinnati, Sept. LIT 1919.