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KANSAS CoMrrTx-RuNoRKD RExovAl
AND APPOINTMENT. Washington, March
o. Tho correspondent Of tho New York
Herald nys that the Kansas Commission
will not organize until they roach Fort Lea
venworth. They have made three appoint.
mcnts-Bowen Of Pennsylvania, Fogg Of
New Hampshire, and Lord (stenographer)
Of Maryland. They are all 10 meet at 81
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RoBnERr. A person calling himselfJ. l..
Steadman, was committed to Jail last even
Ing. on a suspicion Of having committed a
mail robbery. lie presented check, yes
terlay afternoon, at the Mechanics Bank
in this city, to b. cashei. Ii was drawn by
a Bank in New York upon the Boston Bank,
payable to the order Of j. s. Kicker, CASH
Ter Of the Mercantile Bank in Bangor, Mr.:
Stephenson, the Cashier OF the Mechanics
Bank, discovering that the signature OF Mr..
Kicker as endorser was forged, caused the
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Krrrnr.-In thus town last fall tho vote
stood for Morrill, lis, for Wells and Reed
oSs. At the election for town officers on
Monday, the 18th the Republican candi-
dates for Sclcctmcii averaged l03 votes each
the administration candidates 223 votes
each, net gain Of - votes.
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81 In tho village of Middlctown' N. ~
last weak young man acting as bartender
in ono Of tho hotels, was killed BY swallow
ing a pint Of whiskey and cider mixed
Ho died In two hours after reaching homo.
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fellow to be arrested and committed to Jail.
1t is supposed he obtained the check by rob
bling the Post-0fice Box in Bangor.-Port-
land Advertiser 29h.
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THE u n ION
EASTERN JOURNAL
Editorial Correspondence.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1856.
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National Republican Convention. Ad.
dress to tho People Of tho o. 81

A special Despatch to the New York Even
ing Post gives tho following synopsis Of the
Address adopted BY tho National R'publi.
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Judge Davs,-but esi bono. The Outrage
will be done. The Governor demands the
sacrifice, and his behsts will DO obeyed :
Judge Davis has committed the gricvous
crime Of giving an opinion which docs not
please the imperial will, and he will be
hurried with indecent haste to tho Parpcan
Rock, and be hurled thcrcfrom, and his
body left monument and . warning to oil
Judges in future, who would be true to duty
and conviction, and who would act upright
ly. Something must DO done to check the
independence of the Judiciary, and why
should not Woodbury. Davis be the victim
Away with him-crucify him. L. &C.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
Quincy.

This very painful disease can be
cured, so easily; but / fear many
suffer, and do not knowmy simple
cure.
The throat, as far as effected
should DO creased with lard, then
apply a good thick coat of tar
and bind it on with cloths Ifil
is at night, the sufferer will 90 Il
bed and get up well the next
morning, and on removing the
cloths in tho morning, there vii.
only be q dark stain to wash away
the grease preventing it from be-
ing hard to wash of. Romembel
this, now.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
Sick Headache.

| have known the severest
sick headache to be helped, and
the nervous headache cured, by
some sympathizing person rub
biag their hands from the top Of
the head down, aud of the shout
ders, after the mesmeric manner.
The most intense pain can be
soothed in a few minutes by this
simple remedy, remembering to
carry the hands upward, farther a.
way from the head than when the
downward pass is made. This
will also help the toothache, in
nine cases out Of ten.
RosELLA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
invaluable to the South, and that
no plant Of recent introduction
among US can at all compare with
it.
From the Philadelphia Times.
Transplanting Trees.

Our good friend, Maj. Freas, Of
the Germantown Telegraph is
always giving practical agricultu-
raj advice. He now reminds his
friends not to overlook tho pres
|entopportunity for planting trees,
which can continue to be done un-
til the frost renders it impractic-
liable. He says it should be rem
Iembered, however, that the best
time in autumn to transplant fruit
and ornamental trees Except ev-
ergreens) is as soon as the tree is
done growing, which is known by
the decay Of the leaves. BY put
ting out thus early thesmall roots
will have a chance to take hold of
the earth and grow before the
hard winter sets in.
Trees for transplanting should
be taken up with plenty Of root
and with as little bruising as pos
possible. The small roots should
especially be uninjured, as they
perform very important functions,
In planting, dig the hole large
and deep; crumble the earth of
the bottom; spread out the roots
carefully; mix we'll with the soil a
good proportion of compost OF
manure yard scrapings; make fine
and fill with care; press down
we'll, apply about a bucket of wa
ter to each tree as the filling in
goes on, unless after a rain, OF
the soil should be naturally very
moist.
Plant no tree deeper than il
stoodin the nursery. After plan.
ting, let the tree be firmly staked
and bound with leather or cloth Of
some kind toprevent rubbing and
barking, A fork full or two Of
stable manure well placed over
the roots will aid much in protec'
ting the tree against severe frosI
and first winter. And in the
spring, say the first of May, this
should be repeated as a mulchine
to protect the tree against the
heat and drouth. When the sol
is a clayey loan. is low. disposed
to be wetand heavy, spring plan
ting is to be preferred. But where
the soil is dry, porous, partakine
of a silicious nature, and not sub
lject to undue moisture, early au
tumn is generally approved, espe
cially for the transportation o
large trees. Evergreens shoult
never be moved in autumn. /
these short and simple practica
directions Fare followed (and the,
should be preserved for reference
there will be no failure.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ehisisio certify that my wife was afflicted with
Tho spinal Affection and dyspepsia for nine years
and largo portion OF that time confined ~ her
room. Three joints OF hor back bono were thrown
out of place aud curved, caused by disease and
pain. She was quite bowed down Ia her stature
during her ilnofa We had three physicians at
tending her during tho principal part OF her III.
ness, but she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. I afterwards procured
ono bottlo OF DR.. Forsha's Alternative Balm, aud
by the time she Ind used that bottle she felt great
relief She used but scvoh bottles, whom she was
entirely cured, sound and we'll, OF her diseases,
and her backbone has lost is curve, aud she Is ~
straight In her stature as she was previous 10 the
attack. N0aereby certify that wo believe tho
Balm 20 DO tao ccst medicine Ia use, aud VIC be.
love II 10 BIO certain cure foI the spinal Affection
and dyspepsia, and cannot too highly recommend
Ito any person afflicted with iae above diseases.
We also nnd ilan oifoctuai euro IN many other d.
senses Ia which VIC have tried itin our family.
lSlgned) ALEN, CLARK.
MARY n. CLARK.
Lynehburg, highland co., o., Jan. ., '5e.
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Worms.

A safe and simple remedy
to give children for this trouble.
some complaint is, to wet the ind.
igo bag used for blueing clothes,
and squeeze a few drops into new
milk, and give it for nine morn
ings in succession. II is a safe
and efiectual remedy, and in eve-
ry mothers reach.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

Certificate from ~. ). Ilabblo, OF tho Cincinnati
Fuel Co.
Yehad horse thrown overheard from Coal
Fiat, between two boats, and lasl Ia tho gears nl
The tine, aud steamboat passing, " hlch damned
iae boats 10 gelhor, with tho horse struggling NJ
tho limo. Ito was very much cut aud brused,--
After We got him out We applied Mr.. fofaha's Al.
toratiyo Hahn freely 10 tho cuts and bruises, ox~
peetlng, however that the horse was ruined, Bul
after standing about lhrly.elA hours, The horse
was put 10 work, as wei aa ever oxeeptthe aca ~
In consequence Of the cuts no got.
Aud wo would ehoeffu'ly recommend u 10 the
public a. the best medicine We have used, aHd Wo
have rlod all OF he different kinda that are Ia uao.
concur With others IN recommending Or, Fur
sha's Alternative Balm 10 tho beat medicine We
ave over used for horsea, aud also for cuts aud
blulaes on tho human person.
Ms. llunaLE
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
LrrAnr FALIs, Melgs CO., o. i, Dec. 10, '55

On. FoRsnk-DFAR SiR:-ROu will rgcollcct sol
ling mo one dozan bottles Of your Alternative Balm
Cd board the steamer ohio No.2 ON her upward
trip, ab0utthe 9th or 10Th OF November last. |
have sold Il all but two botles, and can say far
ms have seen and known u tried II has cured
more diseases, and In shorter time, than any me-
define I cyar knew. u has already become pop
uar here, and could sell a large quantity Of II
II twas genorrlly known that always had Il on
hand. I should ba glad if you would appoint me
as the other mcrcnantsf IN tee place uro ngcnis for
other medicines not worth haifso much. IL you
DO 20, viii do all eau TO give the medicine IA
Wide circulation. ~ all events, please to end
me one dozen each Of your dlaerlnl sized bottles,
aud obllgo Your,
n. 4. LAWRY.
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Lrnehburp. IIIrhlanA eo.. DAM. 0. ,sa.

This Is 10 cert fy that have been afflicted for
seven or oghiycars wllhe spinal affection aud dys-
popsla, and part Of that time was confined 10 my
bed. had tilod Tho vorlous remedies tflod pre-.
serbod by tho physicians who attended mo, but
obtained no permanent relief until tried DR.. For.
shas Alternative Balm by the time | had used
used more than seven bottles until I was entirely
cured Of the above named diseases. feel IT due
10 tho public, rs well as 10 Dr.. DR.. Forsha 20 state
tho above named facts, and 10 say that believe
tho BALM 10 DO tho best medicine Va use, aud I
oanol recon mond u too highly 10 suffering huma-
nifty. have used II la many other eases ln my IA
mily for which u was recommended, and u has
given ontlro satisfaction Ia NIL eases.
JouR WALKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

can recommend Mr.. Forshaa Alternative balm
40 being the beat medicine ever used fOf .cramps
ana pains. When had tho Cholera, was cramp.
cd very much, and IN less than ono minute was
relieved OF all palms. have tried Il for uis, bful
lief. was iakcn with q severe pain "a The back
could not slfaighlon myself, and only rubbed
u twice, and the pain len mo, and was ~ well a.
ever was. u u good for headaches nay son was
attacked with zero headache, aud IN one.haii
hourafler bathing hs hoad, no was relieved.
Yours, respectfully,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
Nov. q, 1883.


FVHEHVlf Us ItIs y Oh
On. FoasmA.-YouI medicine has completely
cured me, and am bale and stout, and no signs
Of Rheumatic pains about me, I am very thank
that you made your appearance In this place. The
Only re cret now have is. that you did not come
sooner. as much suffering and expense would have
been done away. hope you may always DO sue.
oessfu as with me, aud live 10 good old ago, aud
never suffer- with the rheumatism. have only
used what Balm bought OF YOU, and am now 0
new man. Yours. truly,
ROnT nEATY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

Wholesale Depot, att. & G. Reakhlrls, No. 81
Pcarl-st. Gin.
DR.. Forsha, Drug Stcre, North sido OF ~ .th-st.
doors east OF Smith, Gin. D.
For sale by ID. v, Johnston, NJ I. W. Halle, SlAugh
tor & Williams, J. Powers, Linck q Farquhar
and VIM. l.. farquhar, In Brookville, and by eoun,
ny merchants generally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
More Light.

We are happy TO learn that
our fellow-citizen, b. NJ. Harrison,
has at last discovered a process by
which he can manufacture n can
die that far excels the celebrated
Star Candle. MIR. Harrison pre-
sented US, q few days ago, with a
star candle manufactured at Gin
cinnati, and one Of his, manuiac-
tured by him in this city. They
are Of the same length and pre-
cisely of the same weight. We
placed them in our room, and
lighted them at the same time.
The star candle burned six hours
and thirty minutes while the
Harrison candle was eight hours
and seven minutes burning, be-
fore it was consumed. Here was
a trial in favor Of Mr.. Harrison
candle, Of one hour and thirty-se-
ven minutes. This 10 certainly
object worthy of consideration.
Here is an advantage Of almost
one-third tho value Of the star
candle. This candle, us manulac-
tured by Mr.. HARRISON, is almost
transparent. 1t is altogether
more beautiful than the star, and
makes a very bright and brilliant
light.
| We congratulate our townsmar
upon his discovery, and shall take
occasion to refer to this matter a.
gain.-Ierre Haute Express
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

~ A young lady being asked by
q polilician what party she was most
in favor Of, replied that she preferred
"a wedding party" i
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
From Rev. John y. Finley


have known Mr.. Forsha's Alternative Balm 70
perform n very extraordinary euro upon n horse
that was very badly eat, some time since.
used Il externally, wsth good effect. believe
Il 10 perfectly safe and enieacous remedy 10 be
nsod In many complaints.
u. L. STARR.
Nov. q, 1881
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

uA lILt A4tU ~ ~ OLV 4 III ~ "
ever offered In this market. We have been very
selves that wo can rim you out, gentlemen, from
shcad TO foot" Tor less money than any house IN
this Valley. Give US a call.
Domcstics.
Wohavo an unusually large stock OF Domesllcs
such rs Musllns blcached and un5loached, Drill
llngs, do. Linen and Cotton Diaper, fickings, cxe
Prints.
When 10 comes 10 "CalefcOn "we'ro around !"
but all that We need say about prints Is, that "
have tho Merrimaek, Cocheco, Philip Allen q
Sons, Bay State aud Sprague brands, which every
body knows are as good rs gold dollars.
wall Paper.
This l. lust the season OF the year 10 paper your
wails-thoy begin TO look bad. We have made
large aceesslons TO our heretofore extensive stock
of Wall Paper, aud can, without doubt, exhibit
tho largest and most asloiully selected stock-and
then SO cheap-of any house I'm these parts.
Carpets.
We have Just opened . large and we'll selected
stock OF Imported Carpets Of Tho latest patterns.
Rag Carpets always on hand.
Roots and Shoes.
We have one room devoted 10 this branch Of the
business, and we are now prepared TO suit with
infant. Containing I'll tho varieties of Ladies'
busklnsahd liOOlees, Misses aud Child's shoes,
Men aud Boys Boots and Shoes. We have n
large assortment OF cUsroM-MADE Boots aud
Shoes OF every description.
Hats ana Caps.
Every grade both for mon aud boys, even TO the
late style OF SOFT HATS for hard or soft heads.
Calm Gents, and "Adamo willgivo you "nts.n
Hardware,
and thoartieoa usually keptn retail store. In
QuccnsWarc and Glassware
We have Au entire new stock, containing some
new patterns, and all that Is wanted In this way
But wo feel II unnecessary 10 say moro. Suilieo
for us 10 say wo feel very grateful for tho liberal
patronage bestowed upon us all through our mer-
camille course, and nothing on onr part shall be
done, at This late day,to morlt discontinuance
laf ha A FN
cheap Goods, and plenty OF thom. aud gentleman.
~ clerksto wait on yonls whatyou want, VI have
no fears.
aprilf y. ID. GALLiON& SON.
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| am well acquainted with Aloxqndea clark and
his wlfc, and also John walker, aud know tho
above statements 10 DO matters OF fact, and they
arc persons OF rcspeclabliliy aud candor.
Slgncdl A.CiBLER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
CINCINNATI.
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm,

For Internal and External Use.
This Balm IS warranted to re-
lieve all Rheumatism, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or stiff
Neck, Tootbachc, Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast.
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the Breast, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains aud Bruises, Burns Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
and Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
Aguc, Piles, Corns, Flesh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the Head,
Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys,
Summer Complaint of Children.
Worms, and inflammation Of the
Stomach and Bowels, Group and
Sc rlet Fever.
The reason why this calm reaches all these cns-
es IL because II reduces Inidmallon, and nfousea
the socretlons aud nervous system Into acil on.-
This power Is owing To the peculiar combination
OF Medical properties without their helng ned-
irallzed. The medicine Is perfectly safs not con-
lalning any deadly poison, or mineral II VIII,
II used freely, act Immediately upon lie liver,
and all other secrctive organs.
Read the following Certificates.
From Rev. John y. Finley.
Cincinnati. March 4ih, 1863.
pr Forshn--This u tho frst time in my long ilfc
| TIA. have given 10y namo In recommendation Of
any medicine, az general remedy, though have
often en- solicited. / have used your Aitern-
tive Balm for nearly two years; hrat, for the
rheumatism In ny hip and knee, Of which YVES
nearly "a cripple. then for yer severe bruises on
two OF my family; than violent attack OF diar-
| ri myself; then Cor innnmation. for burns,
bruises, md for o. very severe caso OF stH neek ,
brought on by violent cold, aud think have
had foil proof is modihal properties, In great
many OF the diacascs for which you recommend n,
aud have not found 81 10 fail So siusio one OF
them. sun, do not say ihatll Is nm inlalliblo
cure, yet II Is my sober conviction, that 10 IS ibe
best compound for lhase remedies fer which II Is
| recommended. That have over tried. and have
tried many, wllnot, II can procure Il; be With
out Il In my Il mily for any consideration. Hop
Ing that you will still continue 10 comporrd 10 hos
ncstly, aud Va att may relieve thousandsof suIe-
rcrs, 1 most heartily recommend 10 10 my fellow
cIhzcns as q most excellent Family Medicine.
| Yours, aiiectlonaicly.
| J.b. FINLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
Certificate from chas. s. bryant, Esq.

Certificate from chas. 3. bryant, Esq.
Cincinnati, Jan 1 80.
During the summer and fall Of ltia was quite
III at different times, from disease OF the diiensa
Of tho stomach aud bowels, ny tho nrat ~ De'
comber, the compliant had ran through tho various
stages OF The darfhpa aud d. aonlcry, and finally
The piles set In 90 complete the almoai lnlolefablo
ply sicAl misery 10 which ihis latter complaint fro.
quonily noboels tho sufferer had hech confined
0my bod for abouta wo5k with this last COM
plant, aud was very mueo redaced. hadappll'
cd 10 skillful physician, who had prescribed for
nae several Gays, bat ! saw no ovldout symptoms
OF recovery. ~ ths polnt OF time, Fofuha's AL
ieraily ohalm came under my observation, ny
considerable persuasion, | waslndueed 10 take u
Ia small doseu Of teaspooniul ~ often US u par
OK! smu OF the disease came on. had taken some
three OF these doses, when felt decidedly better
and afterwards recovered " ith such rapdity that
Ia two day aAltrr commenced taking the Balm, !
was entirely free from the elects OF tho discaee.
believe the HALa IL an excellent remedy TO
dyspepsia aud is kindred complaints, dyarfhea,
dyseniery aud the piles. HAYS made this stato-
ment ut tho Request OF Mr.. foraha, who kindly
agerod me the medicine which believe effected
cure In the above case.
Respectfully youn,
CnAs. d. BAyANr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

COUNTRY PRODUCE. = Slaughter q
Williams keep on hands all kinds OF country
Produce, Pork, Lard, Sweet Potatoes, Irish Pola.
toes. Pumpkins, Apples, Butter, DC, for sale
cheap for cash.
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oIAfLG AMI FANNY
Dry 90 d S ,

or every quality. French aud English Morlnos,
pelalnes, peberges. Nantes, hhawla, nonnoln.
etei also, an endless variety OF goods for men'a
wear, We keep as usual, complete stock OF
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Of the latest styles. IN boots and shoes We have
on hand an entirely now assortment OF the best
manufacturer, Ia quaiity, style and price, our
goods will suit. tune 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

State OF Indiana, FranklInl In the Franklin Com
County. mon Peas Court.
Henry Van Borgenl
vs.. Complain. 10 forceloso
Peter 7. Wright and Mortgage.
Deborah :. Wright.
The above named defendants arc hereby notified
OF tho pondency OF tho above Fnamod complaint,
and 10 appear In the Court OF Common pleas for
tho county aforesaid on tho second day ftho next
term thereof, 10 ho held at tho Court House In
Brookyile, IA tho county OF Franklin and state
of Indiana, on tho irsi Monday la January next,
then and there TO answer the complaint Of said
plaintiffs.
Witness John NJ. Johnston, Clerk OF said Court
this elst day Of October, A. u. 1850.
JONI ~. JOHNSTON,
HtaFt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

DOCTOR IE0OFLAND's
cELEBRATED
& Err M AN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. @. N. JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa.
WILL EFFEcruALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDTCE,
chroxie or Nervoas DEBILITY, Diseases IF N,
Kiiaeys, and al Diseases arisiet frrm
a diserdcred Livcr or Stomach
Snch
as Con-
ntipniIon,
Inward Piles.
noss Of Blood 20
tho Head, Acidlty
oftho Stomach, Nan.
sea, Iieaalb urn, Dis
gust for Food, Fuincas
or Woghtin tho Stomach.
sour kruciaiona, slnkinfor
fultoring ai tho III OF the
stomach, swimming ofiho head.
Hurried and dllncult Breathing
fiuiterlng the Heart, Choaklngor
fuiiocatlng sensations when IN Tying
posture, Dimness % vision, Dots or
webs before tho Sight, Fever and
bull ram IN tue hoa4, Douclen-
cy OF Precipitation, Yellow.
moss OF tho skin and Eyes,
Pain IN tho Side, Iia' l..
Cheat. Limbs, &C.. Sud
den nnshes of Heat.
burning Ia the flesh.
Constant imagin-
inrs of Evil,
aud great de-
preston 81
Spirits,
Tho proprietor in calling She attention OF th
public 10 this preparation, does SO with lcelin
Of the utmost confidence N iis virtues and aiapin
ton TO The diseases COR whichit Be highly recon-
mcndcd.
II 10 no new and uniried article. but one that ha
stood the tcat Of tea years. trial before the am
orlcan pcopie, and rs reputation and sale Is ur
rlvalled by any similar preparations Cxinnt. ih
testimony IN 10 favor given by the most promiI
ontand we'll known fhyaiclaud and individual
IN al parts Of ihse0uniry u Immense, and care
ful pefueal o ( tho Almanac. published annual
hy the proprietor, aud 70 be had 6 rats Of ans
bis Afents, cannot but satisfy TIE most accpdcs
that tots remedy Is really desoalng ihc great G.
lohrty ilh has obtained.
So. Phiiad'n, Pa.
ACENTs.-M. ". Halle, Hfookviiie, Ind.;
n. Chase, New Trenton; James TuFneF, falriltll
Chas. Nancamp, Mttamora; 4. Cilori & Co
Laurel, ard y. shrinar, tutersouvillo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

Call on the Agentand gctan Almanac, and read
the details OF tho wonderful cures performed by
Carriers Spanish Mixture, On mos 4 cases whore
everything else had agnally falled.) Tho limits
Of ga advertisement viii notadmlt their fall Ia
aarff.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

a. W, Kiants, J.H.vANoAar. q. w.Kiantr, IN
|KlMBLE, VANCAMP Il CO.,
HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK on
III Goods formerly owned by T.. Montague, IN
Moiamofn, continue 20 accommodate tho public
on the north sldo OF tho canal with