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The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
1T-1cSs-I-IAis1NT~@I-<s F-IIso@I r-ru.,
From he Ecbo du Paafc''1

We wish 70 call the attention Of our readers to tbe
vertiscmcn Of this gentleman whose extensive racti,.
and great success is sufficient induce a those Affected
to give him call The octors only regularly cdu
Gated f stefan but he has the principles honest, and
can ieel Tor his fellow beings. He has undoubtedly more
practice than any other Physician in san Francisco AZ s
Is fast increasing To those acquainted with the Tocor
we say nothing as TO his skill and integrity. as tcv ar,
well Enown but TO strangers do say call at 2cG m
pont street and you viii hnd that friend in need s
friend indeed.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02

CHEETfNG-20 Bales a.. Brown for lining pustrcet
~ also EieEobed. for saIe by
a33n o. P. LAcKMAS, Commercial s:res-.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02

AIDES, AND CulLDREN's SH0ES-The larges
- and most desirable Stock ever brought to this
market, just received and for sale by
3O-2m O.P. BLACkMAN- C"mmerctal street.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
20 nnG EXTRA CLEAR BACON. III cases:
SAaONO so -. -. : !,

2h nnH EXTRA CLEAR BACON, III cases.
so casks clear bacon, % cslls English bacon,
" casks lAL bacon 90 casks lXL hams 50 c=ks hams,
10 ueccs hams, in brine 100 tics Ames hams in brine,
90 Ill 40 III ers, 500 mats Nc l Sugar,
90 ii ats No China rice. 800 OF bbs com meal,
80 crkins choice bnter ex Live Yankee,
30 hests tea in caddes 100 chests blk ten in caddies
1UO Inf bbls Sugar, 100 hf bbls crusQed sugar,
10 do pulverzed sugar, 100 CASKS English do
40 boxes Ad candies. 300 bxs layer raisnst
% mats pepper in grain, 200 bagS Rio Coffee
l 0 cases olive Oil 100 cases ground coffee,
100 do brandy cherries, 100 cream tartar
200 cs sers in glass, 800 sueraius i'll ID paper.,
200 cs brandy peaches, 200 asserted preserves,
200 assd jams and elles, 200 Tonco cltsup:
1000 bx Hills soap. 500 bxs soap, 800 matches,
% cs grape tobacco, u cases immaculate Tobacco
% cs fruit tobacco, so peach tobacco, leo b1s do
500 do pickles in pts, qrls and hf gallons
500 cases assorted spices. 200 cs Gaskns oysters,
200 do Bucks oysters, 100 do Thomas oysters,
For sale by J. Ii. COGHILI. & co,
Nov. SIM 1877 Front Street.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
San Francisco Advertisement
A CURE FOR ALL !
zo11oway's odntna o,,t.

Citizens of the Union
You have done thc honor with one voice
from one end of the Union TO the other, 10 stamp the
character of my Ointment with your appreciation II is
scarcely Two years since made known among
already, 1t has obtained celebrity than any other
Medicine in SO short period. TIlOS. HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner of Ann and Nassau SITS, New York
Cure of Sore Legs. after years standing.
Mr.. J. Langley, OF Huntsville, Yadkin, North Car
olina suffered for nine years with of the painful
and troublesome legs that fell TO the LOT Of man.
and after irving every medicine he had heard Of he
resigned in despair all hope of being cured but friend
brought him couple of pots of Holloway's Ointment
which caused the his legs 10 heal and he entirely
regained his health the astonshment OF his acquaint
ances and friends.
Cure Of bad Breast, when the Patient was at
deaths door.
Mr Durant. OF New Orleans, addressed Professor IIo
loway as follows: For years my wife had bad breast
with Ten running wounds, mot of nature.)
was told that nothing could her; she then in
duced 10 your Ointment and Pills when in the short
space of three months they effected perfect cure 10 the
asryDishmont of all who knew us. We obtained your
Medicines from Messrs. Wright Co. OF Charires street.
New Orleans ] send this from "H1eel des Princess"
Paris although, had written it at New Orleans. before
we finally left al that time not knowing your address
New York.
Nov GHh, 1883 (sgncd) RDCRANT.
The Pills should be used coujointy with the Ointment
in most of the following cases
Bad Legs. Conraeted and Stiff Joints. Lumbago,
Bad breasts, stiff Joints. Piles, skn-diseases
Burns, Fistulas, Scury. rheumatism,
Bunions, Salt RheuIn, Gout, Sore heads
Chiblains Glandular, Scalds. Ulcers,
Swelngs, Chapped hands, Wounds Sore nipples.
Sold al the establishment OF Professor Holloway, s..
Corner OF Ann and Nassau streets Now York also by all
ont the United States in Pots SIX cents 81 cents snd
$3.50 cents each To be had Wholesale OF the principal
Drug Houses in the Union.
r8Thcre is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder, affixed to each Pot. Sept Is 1854
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
From the Southern We9icaI Journal
ESS0R FRFORD

Although opposed % the system Of adyersinr yct ,a
deem but just TO this gentleman that his sys;c
OF treatment in Private Diseases is undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout The ci, icd ,orl4
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
For Sale.

FTlHF WEIL-KN0VN STAND KNOWN As TIE AMIR
Il ItAA RESTAURANT is offered at prirate sale Fo
terms enquire Of 34.f r. NJ Hunt
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02

SIGHT CHECKS on Sacramento and
- San Francisco in sums to suit purchasers
Jan lst 'ld1f II DAVIS
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
M 5lCANELE1 EoTEL.

Nos l59 and l6l, Front Street, san francisco.
The subscriber having again taken possession OF the
above DImed Hotel would respsctfvlly inform his friends
tablshment and by adding the bedding and carpet
ing the rooms, safely that house be found
cleaner. The Dining Room and Kitchen will be under the
supervision Of Steward and Cook inferior in the
CITY.
The best the market affords will be daily served up
his Table regardless of cost and will be his desire
satisfy all who may favor him with their patronage
In consequence of the extension Of the city front the
houie is back from the city front and two
above Vallejo street, the landing OF all the River and Bay
steamers: may be readily recognized night by
bright lights burning before tho door.
Aoy 10 3m GEO. BROWN, Sole Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
SaB Franeisco Advertisements.
SAB Francisco advertisements.
DIX. WHELPLEY'S MEDICAL CARDS.
II R ANG ERS
VISITING SAN FRANCISCO WILL REMEMBER rHAT
DR.. WHELPLEY'S

VISITING SAN FRANCISCO WILL REMEMBER rHAT
DR.. WHELPLEY'S
MEDICAL OFFICE
Corner OF Sansone and Commercial sts
(LoNG wHARF)
Opposite the ST. Nicholas. Niant,c ooJ Cr.......,
City Hotels,
Ofp Stairs )-Entrance on Sansome s+reo,
FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS
IN ALL CASES OF NENEREAL DISEASE ACUTE Avn
CHRONIC,
SteH IS SYrIIIg, SECONDARY CONSTITUTIONAL ArTne
Tons, G9NoREH EA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS
G1EET srcruRs,
ALSO.
al DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE FEMALE SIX,
rRolAFsrs UrEEI Calling Of the U.eras)
FLroR AuBus HYsTERn
BARKESNESs, Etc
Also,
PANAMA. AND MARSH FEvEEs FEVER AND AGrE, RExrr..ay
AND BHlIors FEvras, AND EVERY SPECS OF
NAIAEs, DISEASE AND r4s
CONSEQUENCES,
tH- No CHARGE FOR Consultation
IT, Patients can he assured that their rn.l,di,, ~,
NOT TAYrERED WIN bu: treated alwavs n-.c, s.,i
scientific principles
SPEEDY Ct-RE GUARANTEED N ALMOST ArI.iAss-
Remember hat nr. VS. Office is on the corner al -,,
nerciai and Sansome streets Cong Wharf an stai-s
entrance on samsonc opposite St Nicholas Niag.. ,,
crescent 'i'y Hotels J. D. WIiIPLEY H. g,
Jan. IL '5S :s-tf ~ '~'--'-'''
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02

5000 MATS NO CHINA RICE;
200 bbs and hfbbl Carolina rice 1900 hf& or bxs raisn
500 rcams wrapping paper; $50 groce K matches
100 boxes CASTLE soap; $50 bys spices, in glass
200 q hf gal peaches 1000 do Hills and Col
2o0 doz 3-hoop buckets; gates soap;
500 bXS o soap, For sale by
GOODWIN & CO,
1no O. California st.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
au25 SIN l33 Clay street San Francisco
List ofAgents throughout tho state.

TICE COFFIN 4 CO, Druggists Marysville.
B. K. STARKWEATIIER, City Drug Store, ltocktou.
W H. BEUNER foulumne I,rug Store Sonora.
BENZ. STIURTIEFF, Shasta Drug Store, shas.s.
CHILD. WORTnEN Pacervillc Drug Store, Placervill.
JUSTIN GATES, Jr., Sacramento City.
DR. r. Vt. CARR. Dovnieyille.
Or. W. II. GATLIFF, Yreka
nr. J. p. WINSTON, Los Angeles.
WHAIEY MORSE. San Diego
GEO. l. STORY Portland, y. T.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
Dams Restaurant.

F-7TIE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the rooms opposite
: Cbns w Youug's CoENEscIaL STREET, and
beautifully fitted them up for a RISTAURAN.. are pre-
parel TO Offer their friends and the public. all times of
the day and night,
EVERY ARTICLE OF LUXURY,
To be had in the market, got up IN the best manner
All Orders sent in for meals 10 be carried oat will
be strictly attended to.
They will also get up In the best style DINNERS OR
SUPPERS FOR PARTIES.
"DAN" trnss that the popularity and patronage here
tofore ared him will be continued 10 the new esab.
lishInent, and will endeavor TO merit II.
DANIEL O. DART.
Nevada. Dee. -. 1884 CIiARLEs TiLuT.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02

o1 AN GLkS VISITING SAN FRANCISCO
rom rom the interior; frequently wish to consul nh
stefan Not knowing whom to trust tliry some
mes faIi lnto the hands OF conscience as Of kagI
TIge' UF Ihat ,hey may escape these dangers. Dr.
helpley takes this occasion to inform, fher, .haf
his Office is now at he 0'-'' '"e-'' nat
COR -
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
new YORK HOTEL,
ToAccoMMoDArE TIE PUBLIC

To the every thing pertaining to their cemfort
All the delcaces the country affords always on hand In
regard the culinary department, it is only necessary to
the former reputation of the house VIII be sustained
regardless of expcase OF trouble.
The Bar will al al times be supplied with the Best Wines
Liquors and Cigars &C.
The best proon can give the thanks FOR the kindness
extended, viii be in endeavoridg TO please all
au2i 1T. STROUD proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02


Pacific Restaurant.
AT MAIN ST. BRIDGE, NEVADA.
E.sxA THE UNDERSIGNED having made alterations and
Improvement for the convenience of his customers,
EsI and for Public Comfort Takes this method to in
form them that he still continues at the Old Stand. near
Main Street Bridge where they will ind usual, COM
Portable meal Bt reasonable terms
Although having fitted up somewhat nfier she fashion
Of the day. he hopes will not keep his Old friends
from making his house their home.
3 O A RID.
Board With Lodgings. ............... $1,000
" without 90 Ao'"o
I" per day with Lodgings. ............ $50
cfurIe Mcnls - 49, ...,....... IS
Lodgings, -----'..-.: %
p S-1hc undersigned takes the responsibility OF say
ing that hi. Beds always in good order, no takes
charge ofthem personally
Pies Bread Milk, lio Coffee ut all times on hand.
ges> We strictly adhere to Temperance prn-
ciples.
This house will be closed at IL P.
sW. CRUSH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

TO this plant, which otherwise
does extend itself injuriously to
the adjoining land in this vicini-
ty.-Ed. Horficmifnrist
REMARK.-The editor Of the
Horticulturist finds it difficult to
divest his mind Of the belief that
the Orange extends its roots near
the surface, and throws up suck
ers; which every one familiar with
the article knows is not the case.
1t is difficult to conceive how
he got the idea from the foregoing
communication that the people o.
the West practice "plowing uE
the roots every year" to prevent
the objection referred to.---Eis
T.. Cnifirafor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST

Established Aug. 4th, 1921.
WEEKLY EDIT ION BkrwKrs $4,000 and %, 900
In issuing their Prospectus for ~ o, the Propri-
etors OF the Post take Il for granted that the pub
lie arc already tolerably wei, acquainted with the
character Of paper that has grown strong during
the storms and sunshine OF THtkrY-FOUR
YEARS. Their object always has been. as Il re.
mains 10 be, 10 publish weekly paper for the
family circle, which shall not only amuse, but al
30 instrust aud Improve. those wi may read it,
To accomplish this object, tho best articles are
selected or condensed nom foreign and domestic
periodicals, aud original articles OF an Instructive
character procured, when possible.
Letters from Foreign Lands; the most Inter est.
Ing portions OF the Weekly News OF the World;
sketchrs OF Life, Adventure aud Character; Sci
eeted and Original Articles upon Agriculture
Account OF the Produce and Stock Markets; and
Bank Note Lisl are included among the solid
Information TO be constantly found In The Post.
But the mind requires wider range-it has fac
uiues which deiightin the humorous aud lively
the imaginative aud pocilcal. These faculties al
80 mnst have their appropriate food, else they be-
come enfeebicd, and as consequence, tho intel
iect becomes narrow and ono-sided, and Is moi
able 10 take an enlarged and generous view o.
heav en-implanted cravings Of our mental being
wo devote q fair proportion OF the Post TO FiC
rioN, POETRY andHUMOR.
Among the contributors In the FIRST two OF the
writer's IN the land. We also draw freely for Fic
lion and Poetry upon the best periodicals In th
country aud Great britain. We design eommonc
ing New story BY MRs. SoufnwoRfn, author o
~fhe Deserted Wife, :. N riam,- &c., In our frs
paper OF January next.
ENGRAvINGs, illustrative or important plate
and actions, OF Agricultural and olhcr now In
yenuons, which others Of a Humorous, though re
nned character, are also freely given.
TERMS (cashin advanee)-single copy, 80 yea
acop'cs........s... ........s....s...e5,a year
(and 10 getier up of club 10, ..
- land TO getter up OF ciub,) Ills,
- I" (and 10 getter up OF club ...20,
Address, always postpaid.
DEACON n PETERSON,
No GO South Third street, PHILADELPHIA
/ UFsAMPLk NUMBERS scnt gratis 10 ANY on
whom requested. doc 7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
uELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND ELUIDkXTRhCT BUCHU.

For diseases of The Bladder aud kdneys, Secret
Diseases. Structures. Wcaknes~es. aud all dis
eases OF The SrNnal Organs. whether la male
or female, from whatever cause they mas have
originated, and no mulicr Of how long stand
Ing.
II Won have contracted tho terrible .iscasc
which, wheu seated In Tho system. Mil surely 20
down from Que generation 10 another, undertnl
ming the constitution. aud sapping the very vital
fluids Of life, .do not trust ourseif la the hands OF
Quacks. who start up cyr, Day In a city like this
and nll tho papers with glafng nlschoo2
too well cnlculnied To deceive the youne and
those not acquainted With their ticks. You cam
not be too careful In the selection ofR remedy Ia
thesa eases.
The Fluid extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent PLY slcinns the greatest remedy ever
known. IL is medicine perfectly pleasant IA IL
taste, and very innocent IA ts action. aad vel "a
thorough that II annihilafcs every particle OF the
rank aud poisonous vlrns of this dreadful disease;
sud, unlike other remedies, does not dry up the
disease In tho blood.
Constl uiional Debility, brought on by self
abnse, most terrible disease. uhich has brought
thousands 10 uniiWcly graves, thus blasting Inc
brilliant hopes oi parents. AID blighunY Ia the
bud the glorious ambition OF many noulc youth
eau be eurod by this lnfalllblo Remedy. Aud a. d
medicine whlca must benefit ever, body, from IN,
simply delicate 10 The connned aud desppairlnp
Invalid, no equal Is TO be found acting both as !
Cure aud Preventive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

Certificate ON ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altcrq
tive Balm TO perform very extraor
disary cure uyon horse that was yer,
badly cut, some time since.
fused II upon one occasion, cxtcr
nally. with good effect. believe Il
TO be a perfectly safe and cilicaciou'
remedy to be uscdin many complaints
ID. l.. STARR.
ovcmber 2ist. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
Fall and Winter Styles of
DR. 81 GO Cd S /,
VIM. LEE q CO..

IA WEsr FoURrH STREET. CINCINNATI,
Offer TO their customers and others an unusually
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
In ali the varieties OF Good for the season select
ed with great care In regard to STYLES, qualities,
and prices.
sive In the following departments, viz.
n.uces and Em brOidcrtes, portion OF
which were imported direct.
SILKS on rnr NEWEST AND Cuoicrsr Styles, 10
great variety.
PRtNrxp MusLrs-DE- LANES. PLAIN FRExcu MFR
NOS. and ether Fancy Dress Goods.
Plain eolorcd French Merinos and cashmeres,
Bombazines and Aipacas. Calieoes ana Cling
hams. The styles and prices, as usual, secure at
teniion to this department.
flannels, Muslins, Linen, Housekeeping Goods.
larger stock than usual, In varieties aud al pri-
ccs TO suit all.
rIoths, Cassimeres. and other Goods for boys
shawls OF new and popular siyics.
Cioaks and velyeis, Cloths, and other materl'
ais for Cioaks. Particular attention Is invited u
the Cloaks from the manufacturing department Of
the House.
NIB. Our purchases are made In urge quaint
ties, and ut the most advantageous rates; and oui
selling prices, ON tho one price system, VIII be
found advantageous 10 our customers.
sep se ON WILLIAM LEE * co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

BIZ JoHs GAGS. GAor's LAKES. Ill.


J. j. 6MlrH-Dcar Nir.--I
have just received the Horticult-
urist In the August number,
page SAG, are some remarks on
the Usage Orange, SO much at
variance with myexperience here.
in Northern Illinois, Lat. AZ 20
north, that ] deem it important
to notice it.
You say, "This plant, the
Usage Orange, has some very
good qualities for the purpose Of
q hedge, but it requires great
attention--more, ithas often been
found, than the generality ofbusy
farmers can afford to give it; il
neglected, it runs wild, loses its
lower branches, which at best
must be interIaced after the first
cuttings, or they will admit the
smaller animals. Another disad.
vantage is that it is a greedy
feeder, extends its roots far and
wide, and exhausts the crop Of its
proper food, to some distance in
the field. . 40 Our own opin.
ion is, that in vast portion oil
cases, the Usage Orange, soifhOni
great Gttsnti0n, will prove a dis
appointment
You want the Horticulturalisi
to do as much good and as little
harm as possible, and so do /. A
good hedge plant soeu and gen
orally used, would be worth mill
ions to this vast prairie country
butt Is worth nothing until it i.
used, and it will require long
time to bring even the best plan
into general use; therefore, those
who have the public ear should b,
very careful how they throw OBJ
structions in the way Of SO i'm
portant subject. Had an un
known writer male The discourag
ing remarks about the Usage tina
you have, ! shonld not hav,
thought Il Of much consequence
bat,
"one blast upon your bugle horn
Was worth ten thousand men,
Now, ] desire to express my opin
ion Of the plant in this prairi
country. as far as | have seen Il
800 miles south Of Wisconsin,
Few miles north oil its south line
and almost to and across NIissis
sippi, and ! would say Of tn
Usage 0npgo plant, as God sal,
ofeverything that he made;and
it Is not the plant made for tn
hedge plant Of this country, | d
not know what the plant is.
have made diligent search for tn
pasteight years for the best hedg
plant, have travelled all over tn
Northern States to find 1t, and
have found nothing that bears an,
comparison to the Usage Orange
! have seen the famous hedges il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
FARQUHAR & LlNCK,

Arc now selling tho largo aud desirable stock Of
m srch ndiso of Mr.. Richard Tyner, at HIS old
aud we'll known standin hfookNiile,as
VERY RkCuckD PRICES FOR
The Goods must be cold and nostattraeiivs bar.
gains can DO secured.
Country Merchants are invited 10 examine the
stock. which IA very large, we'll nssoftcd, and 0l
the choicest qualnyi 10 whom VIZ promise Induce.
mcnts IN rufchare.
niaeksnllhs' win nnd Tito thelrlntoresit 10 ''ln,
In" a u stock af Iron when they can use estate
stock money"
Contie,naniy aud neco datlng Clerks III be
In attendance 90 serve You with dispatch al all
times, al the "old Grind stone Corner"
dec IS 50 '51 Am
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

ing Potatoes.

Tbouch Judge N'Cartv took only
the second premium for the best cult
vatel farm. be is entitled to the thanks
Of the Arr;cuIturalists of this county,
for MANY valuable experiments from
time to time.
Last spr;ng he tried the experiment
Of cur;vet;no uotatoes without pillow or
hoe. He chose a bluegrass and clo-
YER sod. Of about three-fourths Of an
acre. OF this. about eleven sixteenths
Of an acre vas PLANTED in the usual
way. BY blowing and drilling. and cul-
tivsted Afterwards. Il Thisl yielded. at
about the rate Of 1 rs bushels per acre.
one half Of the remaining sixteenth he
pIoved AZ he did that which he plant
ed in the usual way. and dropped the
potatoes on the Top Of the plowed
ground, and covered the whole with
straw. about eight inches deep. The
remaining hall, he planted. by drop
ping the potatoes on the sod. unplow-
ed. and covered with straw, to the
depth Of about eight inches. In the
fall. he rathered from the sixteenth Of
an acre that had been covered with
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
S. F. R0DMAN,
Merchant Tailor,

UAs OPENED A SHOP IN THE ROOM
III iormcrl, occupled 3, Ueo. Holland A. ah Vt.
dee, opposite fynef a Aimble's store. Ho keeps
a supply OF Cloths. cassimercs ~e., and eau fur
than any sop-shop In lhe land. ITO IL not much a,
gassing. but IL powerful on nts. Call aud leave
your measure and DO fitted out In style.
oct ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

A Certificate from the Rev. ]. h. Finley
Cincinsati, March 9TH. ls52.
Dr.. Forsha--ThIsis the first time In my
long life that have given my name in
accommodation Of any medicine. as gen.
eral remed, though | have often been solicit
TED. have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years. first, for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee, Of which was nearly a
cripple. then for very severe bruises on two OF
my family; then violent attack Of diarrhaes
on myself; then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, aud for very severe case OF stiff
neck, brought on by violent cold. aud
think have had full proof OF It's medical
properties, In g,eat many ofthe diseases FOR
which you recommend Il, aud have not
found II total In even one OF them. Slll,
pc not say that II Is an iniallibe cure, yet
is my sober conviction, that II Is ths be-
compound for these remedies for which II ID
recommended, that have ever tired, e. d
have tried many will aot II can pro.
cure II, be without Il In my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will oiil
continue to compoun1 II honestly and that Il
may relieve thousands OF sufferers, | moSI
heartily recommend II to my fe!low-ciilsen'
most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, ufIeciionaiely,
J. d. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

Wholesale Depot, att. g. G. Roak-
hirts, No. 81 Pearl NJ. Gin.
DR.. =. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side OF Filth st., Q doors east Of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tynor's. ID. Price &
Son's, LInck a. Farquhar's.Dr. Moody's
and nr. Hailes, Rockville, Ind.