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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
TAE AMERICAN.
tsroH tho raaiaaApoll. Isspasl
No Apportionment law.


Perhaps the most remarkable Incl.
dent which marks the strange event
ful history" OF the recent session Of
the General Assembly. was the fail.
ure to pass an apportionment law,
Without passing such a law. II Ia sup.
posed that no new Assembly can be
legally elected, aud thus by DISC
beyal Of the Constitution, the Repre-
sentative aud Legislaiiie feature OF
the government is abrogated. the CHIEF
Republican idea set aside. and practi.
cal and real despotism established.
The only remedy. Is an appeal Ia
Congress. or Convention Of the PEG
pie.
The requirement Of tho State Con-
stitution. which are clear aud positive.
touching this important mattar is a'
follows:
Sec. 4. "The General Assembly.
shall al is second session after the
adoption OF this Constitution. and CIV.
cry sixth year thereafter. cause an
enumeration TO DO made Of the
white male inhabitants over the age OF
twenty-one years.
Sec. 8. The number Of Senators
and Representatives shall. at the ses-
sion merit following each period If ma.
king sacA enumeration. BE- fred By iaw
and apportioned among the several
counties, according to tho number OF
white male inhabitants, above twenty
one years Of age. in each; Provided.
tina, the first and second elections OF
members Of the General Assembly.
under this Constitution. shall be ac-
cording to the apportionment last
made.
Eigth. The first general election
under this Constitution shall be held
in the year one thousand eight hun
dred 6ity-two.-Sclsduis.
From this il seems TO be conclusive.
that even IL the Governor should call
an extra session Of the present General
Assembly the defect could not be con-
stitutionally cured. The Government
Is de faefo in revolutionized condi-
ton. IL is well for US perhaps that the
U. s. Constitution guarantees to US q
republican form of Government, for we
know it to be true that some Of our
politicians would be glad to abolish 1t
II they could.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
The Largest Paper in Indiana.

And not the best shall not be for unceasng application
10 Its interests, on the Of It's editor
When took charge the American sixteen months
expenditure
editor somewhat alarmed the fears
friends They thought impossible unless
should become the Organ Of But having settled
will
stencc for the benefit of few aspa determined chosen
publish
shall We
Of dictate what
that that sells itself leave
dshonees
We have certainly tried avoid these
candid readers How far shall succeed be d
ed the
Hence the American denomnated
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

T 81 R M s.
INVOLVEMENT TO CLUBS.

the and provisions let paper clubs
ze for less than two dollars much furnish
oububscrbe who will
agents their respective localities will send paper uous
the pay advance.
We hope will be carefully observed All subscribers regarded
expires Follows
orphan widow by calling
regard them Ii dollar,
with benevolent
oenc enough in their immediate nghborhoods FOR tina,
to
will flourish
rather worthless
ders Of other states.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

Dupage Comfy bank
Rock Island bank
Merchants and Mechanics /"
Bank Of Napierville
Railroad bank
ONO.
Savings bank Ohio.
Clinton bank, DO.
Massillion bank. Ohio.
Bank of Circlevillc. do.
Citizens bank. Cincinnati.
Ohio Saving Institute. Tiilin, Ohio.
Bank of Norwalk.
Urbana Ins.& banking Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
knickerbocker bank. N. Y.
Eighth Avenue bank. N. Y.
suffolk bank N. Y.
Lewis County bank. N. Y.
Bank of Hollowell. Maine.
Brunswick bank, do.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

Ship builders bank. do.
Bank Of Milford. Delaware.
Kentucky Trust Company. do
Newport Safety Fund bank. do.
Erie and Kalamazoo bank.
Farmers a. Mechanics bank Memphis,
Sackett's Harbor bank. N. Y.
Bank Of Saratoga CO., do.
Farmer IL Mechanics bank. 0swego,
Farmers bank. of onondaigna. n. Y,
Drovers' bank, 0gdensburg, d.,
Bank Of Carthage. do.
Farmers and Mechanics bank Of Kent
County, Maryland.
Cochituate bank Boston.
Bank of West Killingly, Connecticut
Merchants bank. Macon. Georgia.
Bank of Ellsworth, Maine.
Bank Of Washtenaw, Michigan.
Empire bank. N. Y.
Bank Of Oshkosh Wisconsin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
The Administration breakdown In
New Hampshire.

The late election in New Hampshire
Is the most fatal blow, that the Demo
cratic party has ever received from a
State election. IL proves beyond
doubt that the administration OF Mr.,
Pierce is not only unpopular. but that
the Democratic party Is dead. For
the first time in nearly thirty years.
Massachusetts, aud New Hampshire
st,nd politically as they do geographi.
cally. side by side. They will be rep.
resented in the next Congress by men
having the same party ailiniiies. and
present solemn phalanx in opposition
TO the administration.
The election shows that the Ameri-
can candidate for Governor Is elected
by from two 10 three hundred MAORI
~ over all others. The Wings and
Free Sellers have gone almost in n
body for the American candidate. The
most important victory. however, is In
the large American majority in the
Legislature, which secures tho cleo
ton Of two opposition United States
Senators. one of whom will unques-
tionably be John p. Hale, and the
other is likely to be james Bell, the
gentleman who consented TO run rs
the Wing candidate for Governor in
the late race. II may turn out, how
ever. that Edmund Burke will be the
Senator in the place OF Bell.
Two years ago the State, gave
Franklin Pierce for President. 7.i55
majority over both Scott and Hale.
The State was represented in the last
Congress by two administration Sena-
tors. and three administration repre-
scntatives. In the next Congress, il
will be represented by two Senators
and three representatives Of an exactly
opposite character. The change is
radiacl, and the victory complete
Gin. Gazette.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
Evading the Temperance Law.

The most outrageous and blasphe-
nous proceeding ever heard ofin this
country, free country as it is. was a
dodge Of some German beer house
keepers in New York. contrived for
the purpose OF evading the Sunday
liquor law which was being rigidly en-
forced by Mayor Wood. The idea
was to have sham religious services
on Sunday at which beer was TO be
used rs sacrament. and then collec-
ton was to be taken up to pay The
preacher. who was personated by the
owner of the house. In the bar and
billiard room, No. las Chatham
street, a mock alter was erected on a
billiard table, wax candles were placed
near it, the shutters closed. and the
room lighted with gas. The proprie-
ter Of the establishment, Lewis Deck
err, was dressed in a long black cleric
al robe, white neckerchief and black
skull cap. At 10 o'clock Mr.. d.. took
seat near the alter and apologized
to his congregation for not having
commenced the exercises earlier. Civ
ing as a reason for the delay, that his
two chaplains had not arrived. having.
he presumed. been drunk over Satur-
day night, the same as all other mil
, listers. And, after waiting for the
pretented chaplains for sometime, he
called his bar-keekers to ofiiciate in
their stead, and they donned clerical
robes, tied tablecloths around THEN
necks by way OF white neckerchiefs
and served the company with beer
The proprietor Of the house read pas.
sages from the Bible, and exhortec
the company, as Independent Ere,
Thinkers,' to do their own thinkin.
and their own drinking. The services
lasted all day. and the congregation
numbered near four hundred. Mayo
Wood Gays there are several such pla
ees in New York, all Of which he
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

TAXING 1T CooL.-'Your house is
on fire. SIR" said a stranger, rushing
into The parlor Of sober citizen.
well, SIR was the answer Of the
latter, 'to what cause am i indebt-
ed for the extraordinary interest
which you have taken in the affairs OF
my house,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

determined to suppress. A set Of
men who would thus defy and reyile
the ordinances Of God and man should
be most signally punished ci"
Com.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
An INDEPENDENT POLITICAL PAPER.

will only opinions. but They will
birds of the ngs Of the world home and abroad or
gen i'll keep the world that
of important the POLITICAL social and religious
publish, reliable
home This department which has
something
weekly
In of the information of this kind that shall be impaired
American will be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
state state o. Inaana, p 70 Me caaIs Of commo

State Of Indiana, In the Court OF Commo
Franklin County, Pleas for said County.
John NJ. Barbour and others, , Petition for
Joseph & Eliza ]. Klngan othcrs.) Real Estate.
THE SAID DEFENDANTS Joseph King aud
4 Eliza Jane King, non residents OF the State of
tIndiana, will take notice of the pendoncy OF said
actor, and that the same will stand foi trial ut the
next Term Of the Court OF Common Pleas for
rhe County OF franklin, and State or Indiana, TO
DO holden at the Court House In Brookville, In
day OF April next.
Witness John NJ. Johnson, Clcrk Of said Court,
this Cd day of February, A ID. 1855.
JOHN II. JOHNSON, Clerk.
0Eo. HOLLAND, ANY for pl'fs. mar sw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

awakened this valley,
The Farmer these reading
working should
willing
willing his To aid
offs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
TAl VALLEY FARMER.

Intending paewe living expect
to received will be found below. That they high
such now is rejecting can easily see Our paper
per furnished dollar though quarter coumn
twhc
expressly paper The Western Christian Advocate which
reducing OF its Sheet and yet its price dollar and half We
below without esong
However, tribute of respects "fo their works sake"
MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
shall dollar and widows who have children old
to token
furnish
it
persons learning the the world
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
Spttial Mutites.
Sellers Cough syrup..."without A
Rival.r


PirrsnuRo, 18th ward,) Feb. rs, fe5o.
Ma. n. Il. sEllrRss-pn the 18Th ul., eaugh, q
severe cold. The night following, went TO bed
earlier than usual; yet, Notwithstanding had
slept none tho night before, my cough was so ss'
we're that could not Sleep neither could those In
the room with me. Tho person sleeping with me
was 90 much annoyed by my coughing that no got
up and went 70 a drug store and bought bottle
Of yoar Cough syrup, ono dose Of which, to my
great astonishment, stopped my cough as " by
magic. went 10 work In the morning, and am
now quito we'll. Yours, &c,
JOHN DEAN.
hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with
tho above circumstances, and that tho statement
given Ia true, A. JOHNSON.
Prepared and sold by n. n. SELLERS Il co,
Pittsburk, PA.
P.s. Tho above syrupis presented 10 the pub
lie, rs the cheapest, most pleasant, firm and rela-
BILE cough remedy ever offered to tho afflicted, for
coughs, colds, ora diseased state OF the Lungs
Price Is cents per bottle.
For sale by M. W. HALE,
Only Agent In Rockville.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS

DR.. Halls Balsam contains no Opium, caismei,
or any mineral poison, hut Is composed
mostly OF those Roots, Herbs, and Vegetable sub.
stances which have specific influence upon tho
lungs and their connected organs. its Immediate
eject IL TO aliay all irritation and gently remove
the bhifgm and other morbid matter from the Air.
passages and Throat, thus relieving the cough by
subduing the Inflammation and other causes which
give rise 10 II. II also stimulates and lmpar,s a
healthy tone 10 tho lungs themselves, thereby en-
abllng them moro thoroughly 10 remove from the
blood Of those impurities and diseased particles,
which, II relaiuod, do 40 much mischief In tho
system, aud lay the foundation for incurab'e con-
SUMPTION. ~ also exerts decided action up
on The skin, and assist nature In expeliIne ,hro'
the Exhalenis. much OF that morbid matter which
would otherwise BIO thrown back upon tho iuugs,
thus relieving them OF part OF their work, aud
rendering tho syslom pure and healthy. When
tnborcles are forming, itchocks their development
and further progress; or N liberation has taken
place y assists tho lung In throwing OF tho cor
ruptod matter, soothos the Irritation, heals the
liberated cavities, aud restores them 10 healthy
action. This Medicine, therefore, Is not merely
apalliaiive, which only relieves for The time boz
Ing but Is athorough curative, rs II strikes At the
rootofthe disease, and by removing II, removes
all Its consequences. This IL its disfissuished
eharaeferistie - property possessed, In equal
power by no other medicine now before the pub.
lie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME
OF
THE INDIANA AMERICAN

The alarm that tho resulting
many papers suspend entirely and sell and which caused old and
established
gement had beginning Though
the being
patrons and borrowers oithe AMERICAN,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
NO NUTHINS ABOUT!

Al No.. Commercial Rotc.
THE Public can always lnd a general assert
ment OF good and
Fashionable Furniture,
consistingin part OF Bureaus. Bcdstc0ds,
Tables, stands, sofas. Center and
Card Tables, Lounges ana Wattrcs.
SEES. WiifoxV wagons n Cabs. Mar.
keI Ba.kcts, willow Cradles. Split
Cane A windsor Chairs, Splts.csne
and " ao1cn Rockers, Sprlu.scat
ksockcr- and olhcr necesSaries Tor house
furnishii r 100 numerous 10 mention.
Also
PATENT STRAW CUTTER,
Warranted 10 give satisfaction. All OF which
will be sold low for cash at the
FURNITURE ROOMS.
r.. We have on hand and can furnish on
short notice, a superior style OF seuitiun
Minds az Cincinnati Prices.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
AN ELECTION will be held at tho residence or
a Y. " ;. Barbour, In Springfield township,
Franklin County, Ind, on tho first Tuesday Ia
Aprii next, for tho purpose OF eectlng ave dfrec-
tors for the Springfield Turnpike Company for
the ensuing year.
ny Order OF the BOARD Of Directors.
mar 10 HENRY ID. WEIR, Secretary.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
WI gHiILEB6E COMPETITION.

The subscribers would respectfully announce to
The public, that they are Just receiving from The
eastern market In addition TO their usually heavy
supply, large and well selected stock OF
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDRENS'
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Suited to the fai aud winter trade which they in-
tcnd selling ut such rates 20 challenge compot-
Ion with any house Ia the state.
We therefore say 10 persons visiting this mar
kct not 10 be so hasty Ia buying rs TO make your
purchases before calling ut our
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
for We are now enabled TO offer, being In this
branch oftrade exclusively, the beet assortment
OF goods ever opened In this market, and VIII sell
them ohea or than cen be bought else where.
We are not insonsible OF the fact that where n
man has a regular place OF dealing, where can be
found articles in our line ut fair rates. no can not
be persuaded toloayc Il unless great inducements
are offered, knowing this we have cut our prices
down TO such figures aswil insure the sale Of any
garment he may take the trouble to price before
buying olsewhere.
oct 20-i4 TYNER & BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30

BROOKVILLE COLLEGE.
TUyIiiS Institution is now ready 10 recelyeany
nnmbesof young gentlemen and Dung la
dies, aud afford thom the hes, offacillties
for obtaining Thorough education. The building
Is large and convenient and the board OF lnstrnc.
ton will 90 increased as tho wants pflho institution
demand. Those Young mel who may ovc m prefer
togfaduatc az older Institutions, Wilde weilto ne
qnro the preparatory studies here, where the
classes are not too large for convenience, and
where they are Eoiiaagbt by under yraa oates. r.
Ia mostold Institutions. Nouag ladies. on grad.
aaiing. will receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding can be had In good families. nearthe
college edince az Two dollars per week. Young
urrrs rfsrtf-- ~ MI
week. The prices pf tuition range from o. so 10
$3.50 pcrquartor with ten per cent discount FOR
advance pay ment. neutrality-suspicious. address
JNO. w. LOCKE, Prest
Brokyllle nd. Feb. G 1854.
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STOCK MONEY HAIYIll

THE Subscribers being anxious % close up their
j business prior 10 leaving Rockville, wonid
say 10 those who are indebted ~ them either by
nols or book account, 10 call ana make
imm ed late payment.
We hope customers seeing lhls notice will
make their arrangements accordingly.
TYNER& BAKER.
Brcokvlle, Janpa, 1855.
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Lagrange Ok Lima
Merchants Il Mechs' blk N Albany
N. Y. and Va. Stock blk Evansville
Prairie City blk Terrc Haute
*Savings' bank, Connersville.
Salem Bank (north)
Southern, bank Terre Haute.
%Traders' bank Indianapolis
INDlANA.-cLAss NO. IL.
This class includes those banks that
are taken at 10 per cent discount at
indianapolis and at about 25 per cent
in Broolville.
Bank of Paoli
+" Of Covington
L" of Fort Wayne
" North America Clinton
Z" Perryville
Z" of Rochester
" OF Rensselaer,
4" of South Bend
Delaware County bank Muncie
Elkhart County bank, Goshen
Farmers and Mechanics Rensselaer,
Great Western, Terre Haute
Huntington County Huntington
Indian Reserve Kokomo
Kalamaz, blk Albion
North Western, Bloomfield
New York Stock, yncennes.
Shawnee, Attica
State Stock, Of Marion
State Stock, jamestown
Tippecanoc bank. Winimac
Upper Wabash bank, Wabash
Wayne " Richmond
Wabash River Bank. Jasper
Wabash River bank, MELVILLE
Wabash River, New Corydon
CLASS no. III.
This class includes those banks that
are 25 per cent discount at Indiana.
polls and abou, So here.
Atlantic Bank, Jackson
Agricultural Bank. Mt. Sterling
Bank o. Attica. Attica
of Albany, New Albany
4" Auburn
&" of Albion
"of America, Morocco
Of Bridgeport
of Bloomington
Bank Of Connersyille,
of North America, Newport
Bank OF Rockport, Rockport
Z" 7. Wadsworth Michigan City
Drovers' Bank Rome
Exchange, Greencastle
Farmers Jasper
Green County. Bloomfield
Government Stock b's, Lafayette
Laurel blk Laurel
Merchants Springfield
Merchants Lafayette.
Northern Indiana Bank Logansport
Orange, Poseyville
Plymouth Plymouth
Public Stock, Newport
Peoples bank Lima
Perry Co. Bank, Canuelton
State Stock security, Newport
State Stock, Knox
Steuben Co. Angola
State Stock. Logansport.
State Stock, Peru.
Traders, Terre Haute
Traders Z" Nashville
Wayne Bank Logansport
Western, Plymouth.
Wabash Valley Logrnsport
BROKEN BANKS.
The following is a list of the broker
Banks, which are not taken on depos
ite at the BrJokville bank.
/ ILLINOIS.
I. Belvidere bank
Bank of Rockford
Bank Of Elgin
= Bank Of Ottawa
Merchants and Farmers bank
Union " Chicago
City ="
Phoenix 4"
Farmers p"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
Prepared and Sold by
JAMES o. AVER,

Practical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
soldin Brookvilie by NJ, w. Halle;
clifford & Depuy, Laurel, Ind.
q vancamp, Metamofa "
& Oyerton, Andersonville"
And nj agencies In nearly every town In tth'
west. w. A. Clark, Crown Point, Ia, Travelling
Agent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
ADMINISTRATORS N0TICE.

THE undersigned has this day taken out letters
i OF Administration In the Estate OF Elizabeth
Rucker, late OF franklin county deceased, said
Estate lsprobablv solvent.
NOAH CARMICHAEL,
mar q wv Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
"a III III a
INSURANCE co.
OF Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL, ---- $500, 900
nl.~-kx~xI 1910

Chartered, 1919.
THIs OLD AND RESPONSIBLE COMPANY
IL does busiEess al all Agencies, nj rates as low
as are consistent with the hazards Insured. losses
equitably adjusted aud paid without unnecessary
FiRE INSURANCE can be effected on
BulldIngs. Merchandise, and per sonal property
generally, against loss or damage by nre.
INLAND INSURANCE ON Merchandise
In transit or by IRE against the danger On" perlis
OF The rvers, lakes, canals, railroads, and BY the
various m odes of travel and conveyance.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
T.. q. RIPLEY, Vice President.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Secretary
Merchants and Property Holders will nnd IL 70
their advantage 10 give the undersigned Agent
their applications before Offering them elsewhere
Policies ON Fire and Inland Risks Issued on IA
verablc Terms, by
ALFRED WARD. Agent
march loly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
Administrator Sale.

ADMINISTRATOR sale.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that will sell at
~ public outcry. Saturday the 9TH day Of April,
1855, at the iaic residence Of Riley Woodwork.
late OF Franklin County, deceased, On Little Co
dar, the personal property OF said dece dent, con.
sistng OF household aud kitchen furniture, farm
ing utensils, and stockof various kinds. A cred
II of nine months will DO given on all suns over
three dollars, by the purchaser giving note waiy.
Ing all benefit from valuation or appraiser ent
laws Sale TO commence ut 10 o'clock, A. M.
ALoNzo Il, wooDwoRrH.
mar 10 Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE unae rsgned has this day taken out letters
L OF Administration In the Estate OF Gideon
Jinks, late of Franklin County deceased, said
Estate Is probably solvent.
JUSTICE NJ. JINKS.
mar Wv Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
c. c. C0UNSELL & co.
Carriage Makers,
MT. Carmel. Ind,

L RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
~ are prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of Carriages
aud Buggles OF the latest styles at low prices
Particular attention paid to repairing. .mare 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under
~ signed has been appointed Administrator OF
The estate OF Rllcy Woodwork late OF Franklin
County. Indiana, deceased.
said estate Is supposed 10 be solvent.
ALONZO T.. w00DWORrH,
mar 10 3w Administrator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28
More news +. ga enc of the First Uen ia ns1rf'
I. Henry County "a

Inue 9th 80 :
DEAR sIRs About thu 18th q Deneuoef AS bfain
worry much afflicted With thongh Old hnri "a enc 4"
my noes tthe j. one long standing ~ ehieh haa re
c;on, ssels Within s4sut sfv eight days heeame 80
,ss,, mai 10 s5set .H- Impossible IN atan twenty four
ous was attacked ia ms right hand and st ard aut
t c nurS was aitaek say right ahkf al which tim"
was unarr such exraesfpF pam as not IL ts able 10 take
a. - whatever lasu# al appetite FER any kaa al tool
au5 i t.ree, h.nlsss = a,ion. hssa44e HIaast d
ranged man family sanding around ~ bel side thpi'
RI us 90 ea ia physician reply wHs that could 90
.e tho rihtstqt II mas womb d. hu thai bad as
well die with Al length consented lT
nv son go 20 Nj 1amss A tr'Ws 1fs itaai mar H'
and 4, "a, 10 h5a hat my situation ar lad Tried
every alton possible without the sast benefit that
10 mo E,. gept sc bottle DOVES Rheumae iiahant
used IL a. directed after about ~ haufs dfrpt'1
soc, FIR tle first time IT. Iartr NJ 5ahIs became
uueh swollen from the began 20 fft ease Tue "'
ling snared and In ten aYs able % attend 10 ny bE
nsss ~ isuaf have attacks la my shoulders,
use the in1eat before with immediate rHhet hk tn'A
ANNEXATION fnk niusf Jas valuable remedy aud an l'
siros at every person afflicted with The 1aast dreadful
seonrre on earth #Raeumaiien) should give rial
Iua4z, truly, &c