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Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
HELNgoLp's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
C0NPOUNDl LNIDEXTRAGT RIcHU

For discases of the bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures. Weaknesses. and all dis
eases OF The Sexual Organs, whether In mate
or female, FROM whatever cause thes may have
originated, aud no mnlier Of how long stand
Ing.
II Won have contracted the terrible disease
which, whau seated In Tho System. will surely go
down from one generation 10 another. undefmi.
Ming the constitution, aud sapping ine very vital
fluids o; life, do not trust Yourself Ia the hands of
Quaeks, who startup evry day In a city like this
and OIL Tho papers with gIaring hlschooa
too well calculated 10 deceive the young, and
those not acquainted ilh their uoks. You can
not be too careful In the selection ola remedy In
thcra cases.
The Fluid ex,rac, Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent plI, sieians The grealssl remedy ever
known. Its a medicine perfectly pleasant IN its
taste. aud very innoeent In lis action. asd yet 40
thorough that n annihiiafes every particle OF the
rank aud poisonous ylras OF this dreadful disease;
sud, unlike other remedies, does not dry p the
disease la tbs blood.
consu ulional Debility, brought ON by self
abnse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands 10 untimely graves, thus blasting The
brilliant hopes OF parents, AID blighting In the
bud the glorious ambition OF many a noele youth 1,
eau be cured by this fntalllbis Remedy. And Us
medicine which must benefit oscs, body, rom the
simply delicate 20 The confined aud desppairing
Invalid, no equal 10 TO be found acting both as
Cure and Preventive.
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MIR, rARpEE''-one acqua'n'-
ance OF mine Quit q enpe-nouse
Tor seventy dollars ana mas been
very successiui ~ a'slng grapes
upon the pan Oh the colo grapery:
nave known y singIe vine u
tine Catawpa 10 grow ten pusncis
IN a season, ana .na' as ;, nor'h
as n !, "nen iui'y rlpen-
ca the Vatawpa Is superior W Tue
Isabella one iriend OF mine
punt a good grape-nouse ior'y
|ieet long Tor lou dollars. l
tnink all Guy :ots wou'd oe oe'.er
ornamented with vines tnan win
pox ana stunteu SHRUBS IRON y
uoP,cai climate "a pouna 81
goou grapes Is worth nan y uozen
pouuoS q l n"''lo"n o a:.s' ~ =
planning a vine IN Inc CITY 'ne
ground s. sno gn % wen preparea
az n's@ inc'o - saoA''' mao
enough IN the CITY 70 supply the
Wits - s p :, tha ,,roa,o';a' W..
proPel'y app''e' " ''o p'o''0''o''
" f Bs Nue.. 1.h.u. .w.,.,
. 81 ,o e. s .';""s saa law ha .~,e
s;aes ga - 10 ca, hs,v.on s' rnws
s''vs as1 =. :, soss 1870" 49,
J S .ha is sns LOU" saot s dae0
' e. Nd ana 10 not ra,,, r ths
s.r,S - me holes hit SlI thar
. ~;,s . - -. sa;I Th;s ,;ras I' as,
r r.s e - shs roo.s s n,t h" ,ss
"a ',, ~ - -. ~ ha,.s.sr,
:" Of The V ho,s Na;tbsr Of those do
s,, soas a.. sha ~ haol J,
,"s s svy a. Srss .s ,a ' 'I Nom. ;,
Ilet the vino hear too many tbs
first year. Break off the vine be,
yond the branch At the thiri
Joint. but do not trim of N,
leaves near the branches. Con,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-19

EFIn a late speech. Lucy stone
said: We know there is cotton in the
ears Of men: let us look for hope in
the bosoms Of women Will you not
fiud cotton where you look for hope
Lucy?
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC

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Two reasons Will chiefly account Tor The great
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proven by the atcstatons Of scores OF and
performers who have tested the sysiem and given
ihe " DIRK iis great popularity and constantly In
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second. rae Quality aud style u fhe Masn.--
Many new pieces destined 10 please as long ~ mn'
sic lasts. may be found ON ts pages and alro man,
OF the old and tried melodies, hailowed from Assoc
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more welcome 10 tho heart OF the worshipor thnH
many frequently substituted for them.
Tho Publishers may add that tho meshnnira
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IIYHOGRkPHY 4 IIGRhVII6.

plomas, Mapt, SHOW Cards, Notes, Drafts, Bills o
Exchange, labels, ce. &e.
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- 49,
- -
AFFIRMATION OF CROPS.
The obsolete idea Of resting
land was substituted by the prac-
tice OF "aIternation" Of crops,
and this substitution constituted
a great step IN the progress ofag-
riculture. This alienation Of ro-
tation of crops the great Liebig
pronounces IN his new work, SIhe
one constraint resting still on ag-
riculture. "Ihe single prob
lem, ne says, worthy OF scien-
tIiic agriculture at the present
time is to establish, in place OF
a change OF crop, q change or
succession OF mdnures which shall
enable the farmer to grow on each
OF MS flelds that crop winch uu-
der the circumstance will be
most prontapie' Wnen TINS
problem shall be solved, we may
look Tor another revolution in ag-
riculture: In the meantime it
will not be amlss TO revert to the
principles on Wnicn the alterna-
ting system IS based. and we may
know ut least just where we are
at present, and see that we make
the best use OF the ugnts we al
ready nave.
These principles as Land down
by Chaptai are; ;.
l. All plants exhaust the soil.
- AL piants 10 MOI EXHAUST
the soil equally.
.. Plants Of different kinds 90
not exhaust the SOIL IN tho same
manner.
4. All pants 90 not restore 70
the SOIL the same quanuty OF
quality Of manure. :,
D. All do not Iced the SOIL
equally.
From these principles ne draws
the following conclusions;
l. That, however well prepar'
ed a soil may be, II cannot nour'
ish q long succession Of crops
without being exhausted.
2. Each harvest impoyerishes
the soil to a certain extent, de
pending upon tue degree Oh nour'
ishment hich it restores to tht
earth.
8 The cultivation Of spindle
roots ought 10 succeed tnat o
running aud supernclai TOOLS.
4. 1t Is necessary to avoid re
turning too soon to the oaitlva
ton oil the same or too anaiogou
KINDS Oh vegetaple III tne SAINT
soil:
D. IL u very unw'se 70 ai'o.
two kinds Of plants which adm,
oil the ready CROWN OF weed
among them TO be raised 10 sue
cesslon:
o. inose plants wnion oerlv
tneir principal support rom Tn
sou sno'''u not 20 ;. so"n eAcep
wnen the soil Is suinclently Prov
ded WITH manure:
T. Wnen the SOIL exhibit
symptoms oil exhaustion Iron
successive narves's, the cuitlva
ton OF those plants that restor
most 70 the sou should DO resort
ed TO- .
Inc ai.ernating system Is pas
ed upon these principles, and
economical ana profitable IN pro
portion as it adheres to them
IL assumes tnat' all plants eraw
ing more or less OF their nour'sn
nens rom 'ne SOIL the sou mus mus
70 oceas'o''a''y rep'enlsneo WI.
sapp"s - ' ~ nau an',.a q cora.
o'a'' " pants v"''0e '"s.,ye'
o1s arc supposed most 'ap'o'y !
s sn supp. Supp''es-'n's 0'" sen Gu
g paaGes mn s . rye oa - ps rS !.
~.. s' -, 1922, -: ..u:;
otc P"tti0ufataJ cAuauSttiS "utl
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he ever saw stood where it took
all the soapsuds from the kitchen.
The wood Of last years growth,
and that only. produces the f'uit.
The /, hardest North-ol-Europc
grape does not generally do well
here. The Concord grape is not
generally conceded to be equal
to the Isabella, and cannot be re-
commended where the latter will
ripen welI.-N. y Paper.
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DIR. FoRsHA'S
Alternative Balm,


"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
NAL USE
This balm is warranted to 70
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Iuio action. ThIs power = evIne % Ne
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without their being nsusrai'ssd. The nsdi-
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NEW YORK DYE HOUSE

No. SI3 W 0tm W St1S1e :
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r VERY DESCRIPTION OF SILK AND
IL Wooden Goods dyed squni 10 any heusc East
and finished by steam CYLINDERS. In The dying de-
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wear 20 color Ladies Grape ShnwIs, The following
eolors: n beautiful Scarlet. Peach Hlosecm. Pea
t,rson, and NIL shades of Grcsn, salmon, straw,
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In tho Renosating bepaftmcnt, particular at
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Gentlemans Clothing renovated and made 10
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from whal they hear.
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are impostorsand upstairs In the business. I'm.
a nre for Peel a. Sons, New York bye House,
wehave no connection with ANY oiherho
may ii
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TO PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC
This Il TO certify that, In Jsus lsst,I IVES
attached with the Asiatic c. olsss; and vss
soon, - my physiciap stssss IN . cellspssd
state. & had seuained In shis stats soms Two
houus when my physclsn informed ~ SNn-
iyand friends that ! osuId not pesslbIy ls->.
and strictly forbid my wife permitting n,
one giving me any msdlcins o. nosnshm~,s
whatever. - n wosId only hasten my death
Atthis simsMr. Fersha Gene 10 go ne. and
brouxh, with him q bottle conssissns fsss
ounces Of his Attentive Balm. sax ssksd
psrmission Of my viis 10 use q on me, a. re
thought ~ vould iumedistsly give ssss.
wss Immediately applied. and In lsss sh.s ten
minutes was stored, aud wHs IN Q warm
Precipitation. prior 10 which time my extrsmi-
ties we're cold. elan'my sweat was on my
lace and head. After the use of two other
bottles Of the same medicine. wss sniir~ly
Iisvsd Of all dissross, aud 10 few days vas
restored 10 health. ..t
! would most cnesrfuIiy aud heartily rec
ommend thIs BALM 70 I'll Who are afflicted
In similar way hsvs alse ussd Il In
other dissasss. and have fssnd Il most
excellent rsmsdy. ] Do net thInk q csn b
too hIs hly recommend. 40 sr w
ft.laet JOEL KIRBY.
do h.,.hv ...,,sv a.. -. -. -
oAts Is correct. aud The statements Of N.
physIcian made 10 me l. tina.
-. JULIA ANN KiRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec. eth, 1893.
+
A Csrti6cals from he Rev. I. 4. Fi,Is,
Ctnsinnssi. March ~. ls,a.
Dr.. Forshs-Thhl 4 ths Art d. 4. -,
long lie that Asvs s,s.a nv .s.s i,
recommendation OF any msdIclas. - = vs..
sral remedy. though 1 hsv. ef,s. -, .e,,c,.
TED. I have sssd yonr A l,srs.sIv. Be-. r.,
In nv hip and knee. Of vhleh I ~. -
cripple, then for very severe brsssss on tive Of
my ismilyi then violent attack sfdiasshsss
on myself thea for innsmasisn. Ter barns
ofn'ses' ana ior : very severe cass Of SUI
aees' o. ss's oaeys v''''s' es'd' and =
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And OF Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed 10 The proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
junei5-iy.
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nobinsou's Glass Books.
published and sold b. n
JACOB ERNST,
No ne Main Street between Third and Fourth
Streets, Cincinnati, o. t'
Robinson's Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic.
Key 70 Arithmetic.
- Elementary treatise on Algebra.
q Algebra, University Edition.
:. Natural Phiiosophy.
DO. school Edition.
Surve, ing and Navigation.
moHnNsON'S "A ATHEMATHcAA
HAVING been rsescsied 70 examine Pof
| II Robinson's Series Of MethematicA, and 20
report my opinion thereof. have 9Th pleasure
made rnyseif as well aeqesinted with the sPecinc
actual using ofthomin Tho recitation room. Prof.
Robinson. m ust be, ishouid Judge from his books
a keen. sprighuy and thorough Asthssoaticians-
use, or The result Of study and practices, q quiet
lintuilise perception Of mathematical principles,
and 70 bercmsrkably adopt 10 articles for abbre'
Tss as clear spS saesnss dae n
Explanations. and furnishes IN abundant stock o,
| problems with explicit and Ingenious modes Of
solving them. THIS work IL sun1siently extensive
Cor the oreinsry purposes Of e'1rse OF College
The Geometry embodies great mount ofGso-
metric knowledge In a compass smaller than
usual. The diagrams arc we'll conceived and re-
marknbiy we'll executed -.se.I - -.
The n sat'se on Surveying AM Navigation isfuIl,
and gives many Interesting fax,. which may be
now 10 mostof our stndcnts- Tho diagrams are,
The aturai Philosophy y Dc - IDLY interesting
not on,y forils matter, but forth nnnncrin which
prlncipl IRE explained and fncts stated. No.
only the, sndent bat the general render may md
amusement and profit from the book. .s-.'
W. q. LARABEE,
su ,erintcndent ofthe Public schools Of Indiana
Greencastie, Ind, is53- s~ .ilt
Il 2f-14. 80
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CertlicsleI,om D. =. starr.

Certi6csteIlom d. L. Starr.
Ihave known Mr.. Forsha's Alters-
tive Balm to perform . very sxsrsor
disary cure uyon horse that wss very
badly cut, some time since.
! used Il upon one occasion. sxter-
nally. with good effect. I believe Il
10 be perfectly safe and e6icscious
remedy TO be ussdin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
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Ovsmber aIss. 1858.


wholesale Depot, att. 4 c. Reak-
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl 1t. Gin. sI'
DIR. 8. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side Of Filth vt, doors east Of Smith
Gin. q. 49,
For sale at X. Tynsr's, d. Price 4
sons. Llnck 4 Farquhar's. Dr.. Moody's
aud Dr. Hailes. Rockville. lad.
- -. -. : - - - 80
rYnns OF TE1 INDIANA AMMAN.
subscriptlon whom not paid vishintAecyoos ~
" peio within the yesr...-.....-- 40
Peloin Adsnncc. ....... 80
0>TSsbscvibsrsmey rsmif monev bv nsj7
at our risk. phen not less tksa q eSs ~
mifted at one fime. snd rsceipes giu b
returned stating tke lime 70 pAjcA 1922
neat e msls. 0ttsis esrlifesIpe1 4
Post Assesr ~ - tks saesnlrsni11oj.
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An slegorlcal spec asls ca led The Sevsn Tempta
ons was played al tn theatre ast eve u'ns, Tor Ia
nrst time. 1t Is found upoe Of the old fasnione
fairy he Seven ca ties Of the seven Pa ssions-
and is the best piece Of its nd that We have eve
inc pot being entirey spri ual purely siv
gives the widest range for strong situations and st. y
effects The ID has doercainsd to destroy two
youpg women peasants Brittany who are about start
ing on pous pilgrimage, but it that even the
King OF Hades is not able to control the s male pop aa
ton Of his domiIon, and his daughter satnanleI
NOT only refuses TO aid HIM 10 his ma
cninsuons against the young women, but
declares her intention Of defending aud assisting them
Tie pilgrimage and It's incidents form the play the arst
scene in Tartaru being to give glimpse Of that de-
gatu locality, according to the stage idea OF it, ami to
ut us on good terms with ell parteashe ID included
Heis s-her an abusing person. without the cornuco-
pal ornaments or dorsa aR2endage, while Sathanieb
like oil good spirits the stage, is rather = pretty
young woman, with abbreviated skirts an abundance
of wbitc muslin All sors Of auencss are brought to
bear ON the young women and thsir lovers-pride,
envy, idcness rage, avaTice, love and luxury, are
the several semptaticns TO which they are ssveray
subjected. Raymond (Mr j. DUNN and Azeiie (Mirs
Hiert tho quiet people of the quartet They are
persons OF excellent moral character pretty duett
resist all tempaons-and do not give taeir guardian
angel much trouble. Rgolette (Mrs. Cooke) and Ca
mortals. They get into all Of dicultlss and II
requires all Of Sahenies power to bring them out right
In the end. The piece well put on the stage; the
scenery was nearly ali and generally good The
play is full of heavy work for the carpenters and was
done very smoothly aad effectively. 1t had evidently
been carefully prepared and well rehearsed The entire
business OF the stage was done in very credtabs
nsr. The acting fair Mr. Brownies Canuchs was
very well payed-his style is strongly Defined but
runs into broad vulgarity, common fault with low
comedians. Mrs. Cooke clever in Rigolette. Mr.
Dunn and Miss Hiaer sang duet in the first act very
nicely In the second they essayed another to the air
OF Suomi Ia tromba,' (Puritaui) somewhat altered,
but not bit improved. Mr. Webb, who played Satan,
was too boisterous; he should be COOL decided, frm
sarcastic, but not rsnter. Messrs. 7. and 3 Cony
were flexible facile and mpsh enough to obtaio free
pass from Cerberus himself The passions were
fairly represented. Mr. Macgregors "make up for |
Avsrice was very effective.
1he house was crowded-tbe pit contained over a |
tousand representatives of young New York the
piece was received with marked favor.
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Mayors Office.

Mayors OMce.
MAYOR WOOD AMONG THE BULLS AND BEARs-ENCUM-
BRANCES IN WALL STREET.
Since the communication despatched by the Mayor to
the Board Of Brokers', calling their attention to the
fact OF the large collections Of brokers and Others
IL was complained, congregated every day at certain
honrs the OF Wall and Hanover Streets thereby
occasonng great Inconvenience to pedestrians, con-
siderable number OF complaints of like nature have
been made especially about the backing OF wagons
pletely over the Sidewalks and the encumbrauc OF
bricks and building materials, and obstructng the
passage ways. In all cases immediate attention was
bestowed upon them and officers sent to remedy the
evils complained Of Annexed is the correspondence
which took place between the Mayor and BoGxd Of
Brokers the above subject
DEAR sa Esspsesfaiiy beg ls.1. cali Is. ssssnsi.n
yhsh ss, e.S ad
' s. iiisaa ss%s q The If
sSS
s SSs IN s 'sy % sS
plants are being mad, to mo q the dicI,ty h
referred TO- dinsrsEes n the cha
sss sny 's to 'fsms: H'Issass
Ss@sH sssay Ts:ss
presssy .s Sssssf pss,dsa with the proca
Perp susess' the members esthe Board rough
as oms cssp ss more no s e @ S
the ssrcban. Exehanee DO selected crorde ss 4 tho
l0usD'A'' '''s fERNI.SDo WOOD, Mavor.
To CHAs. MARVIN, President of the Boar Brokers
NV YoRK srocx Atn ExoHASsy BoARp,l
Nsw zoRk, AprixLo, Is5J
Uor. FEpvANDo wooD, NaYor, &c.-I am directed By
the New York stock and Jxshye Board 20 aotnowiedg
The receipt Of your 9, ,h dsse and
by its bylaws, has been 80 discourage
street. IL not unfregue ally happens that Important In
frmston Is received Tho intervals Of the session cf tn
~ Sesfi s r ssssph - ,ss?Srns mo-
the share rhch the Of tho STOCK Exchange have
uet the Boz d fully appreciate the efforts wh'ch
sre r e preservation OF good order and tast
members viii epdeavor 10 cooperate with - the
their shty In tho fug e,tions contained 10 your
r,rricatx am VERY eotfuly your ohedi sosvan
IN cHAS r.. MARVIN, President.
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Marine Affairs.

rn CrRpER snip GREAT REPUBLIC has been 'ahsa ap
At Liverpool BY the French government for transport
service, at seventeen shllings month per ton She
measures tons some Of the English papers state
that after being burnt she rebuilt to her original
size bich Is not correct sne formerly bad four decks
and has now but three which makes difference OF over
thous.no tons in her Her original ton
psge was a. 5tb go 95ths
THE ByRNupA NAILS The steamer Osprey, Captain
Grtetbem arrived at Pbs5elpbis 2sth from Bermuda.
Cant g. states he had succeeded In completing his en-
eageens securing the grant for carrying mails to and
from The kJsros to Pbaeelpha. The Osprey viii start
the 9Th inst on her return.
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UNION COURSE, L. L. TRoTTIS6.
MoypAy ApRIL 3o.-Match $780, mile heats, best
three in Eve, in harness.
a. Woo rud smed m. Fanny...........
Jas Wlspley ramed b. q. orjnee. 2
Time, acknowledgements.
VIRGINIA RACES.
BROAD Rock CouRsE, RICHMOND, vA-SEcoSD DAY
Asr 5Proprietors purse, $500, two mile heats for
VIII eh the fol ewing entries we're made -
John Belchersb. N. Die Cspperton, BY Boston,
dsm y MoraIsh, Z yssrs old, 12l los ......... l
o. p Bsye'e ca. M. Florssce, By Herald, dam BY
Rtwtop, yesss old, lib lbs.... ........... 3dis
Cav Green's th. By Shamrock, dam Kate King,
by frism years old ................,..... I'd.
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z. 3. District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Hall

TRUE BILLS OF ISDrCT,nT'
APRIL 3o-The Grand Jury came into CoArs WIN onAA
Of indictment in the following cases.
7as United States IS Vim Brown and Others for ma-
~ rnTsd sates rs Maurice 0DelI for opsning hts
fer md emb<gzlipg the contents.
me Unicd StotSs DsT,Dfs RcnaaRt, for snugytns.
IA fn,ssd Sfafs gs Rob4t Ho,ssdn and dnotksF, for
assault with dangerous weapon, on board the brig
sepfa Clara.
ne Uritcd States IS Wm Dan7y and an others, for
mutjry on hoard the ship 0Etsrio,
Tbs Grand jury were then discharged, aad tis Coat
adjourned for the term.