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EcstCWay & gsrItCEictt,
FuCt0rS u37d Commission Ner-
changS,
WIL9iINGTON. n. G..

WILMINGTON, n. G.
RESPECTFULLY inform Cotton
Planters and Turpentine Distillers that,
with the view of serving their exclusive
interest, they will devote their andiyi.
deo attention to selling
Cbtton, Navol Stores, and other CouH-
hy Produce.
And, to carry out this system effectu'
ally, will not make purchases Of the
above articles en- commission for Nor
thern and foreign account.
Oar Office is corner of NORTH WA
TER and PRINCESS streets.
Our wharves and sheds are convent
emily located for the reception of Pro-
duce by either of the Railroads or
Steamboats,.
Cash advances made on cousign-
tticnts. Rettetroy d Pritcheh.
May 81, 'JG.
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Clerk e Master S
Sale OF
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue of Deercyof'' the Court
of Equity of Edgcoombe county, made
at Fall Term 1855, L shall proceed OBJ
Thursday, the a0th day Of October
next, to cxpose>to to public sale, on the
premises, eleven' miles below Tarborov
the Tract off Eanri OF which the late Dr.
z. S. Sugg died seiz, d, known as the
"Pe,eny HiH Tract,"'
situate in the county of Ritz on the
north side Of Tar River, adjoining. the
Lands of Jeptda Walston, Lewis, Mayo
aud George G. Suggs and continuing
eighteen hundred acres, more or lusS'
Said Tract contains cne Of the beis
farms on Tar river, and. is well adapte&
to the culture Of both corn aud cotton
At thc sasac time and place shall seIS
One other Tract,
Of which said deceased died seized, ST.
tate In the county Of Edgceomber near
the Penny Hill Tract, entirely surroun'-
ded by tile Lands: Of tic said GeorgeC'
Sugg,- containing only five aeroer oh
yhach. is situate water, gn:ssj> anu
saw Mill.
The Tract first above described S't
be sold on credit of ene, two, anu
three years; the other, oe, ~ credit Oh
twelve months--thc pngohascr. or pair
chasers giving bond wilb.aHpDw@ sure
ties for the paylncns' Of the purchase
money, beaaing interest from the Ls''
day OF Jas'y next.
K. H. L~uis, G. ~ =
Tarboro', Sept le, 1886.
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MARRIED.

In this county, on Tuesday evening
last, by Rev. T. B Owen, Br: Raker
w. Mabrey to Miss Lacy b. Lawrerce
daughter of Mr.. John Lawrence.
Also, on the 18th ult., by L. G. Pen:
der, Esq; Capt. D. D. Bryan 20 yiss
AfsTlhs c. 5ohnstou, Daughter of 10.
scph 7. Johnstons
In Greenyillc, on the 10th ult., By
Rev. L. B. James, Mr John Adams,
Of Alexandria, Va, to Miss Mary l..
Eborn, Of Beaufort county.
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Johnston Superior Conrt.

O""'"C'' 'O"pt'eo' OOoit'
The Raleigh Standard says: We learn
that the slave jim. who Was convicted
at q previous term of the Superior Court
Of Johnston, Of an assault upon White
female, with intent to commit u rape,
was again arrHigned on Thursday last,
befose his Honor Judge Saunders pre-
siding; a ucw trial having been obtain
ed for bian under an ORDER from the Su.
pfcrne Court. The Jury aftvr an alb.
sence of several. hours, returned ger
dict of not guilty. This is the case in
which it was held tlfat the owner of the
slave is, in capital cases, eompeteut
witness Ia his, behalf,
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fTHntiaqfon .N,.knf, Oct. 8.

W1nti"y'on Nrhct, Oct. 8.
Turrcntine--;he receipts for the
week ending to-day have been extreme
ly light, and prices have r, maincd
stcady--visgin hip 81 so, Hard | So
Corn-Therc have been no receipts
sine, our last, The supply in dealers
hands continues good with moderate
inquiry, and We have NJ change to note
in pricos-65 to 66 cts per bnshcl.
B'con-Thcre is 60 1 supply of n.
G. in store, with a nod rate inquiry
Sales during the week of 0,o00 lbs at
II cents perlb for hog roand-50 days,
The supply Of sugar curcd-hams con.
tirues far, and we quote from store at
Is cents per ID.
Larl-is in light supply, with a good
inquiry, anl we quite from store at l5
to Is cents per lb for bhlS and keg..
Pork-frcsh is coming to market, and
sells from carts at 10 cts per ih.
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The Cotton Crop.

A despatch from NcS Orleans, dated
Oct. 3rl, says;
The accounts from the cotton crops
continue to grow worse daily, and Rot
one in fifty believes in three million
bales. There are many reliable and
we'll iuformcd houses at New Olcan 5
who put the crop estimates at not over
100000
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N. NJ. MARTIN,
BRO. e Co.,
Grocers s. Commission Merchant
No. 1879 sycamore st.

Grocers 8. Commission MerchontS
No. 1879 sycamore st.
PETERSBURG, VA,
KEEP ON HAND a good supply OF
articles embraced in their line, VIZ:
Bagging and Rope,
Coffee, crushed and powdered Sugar,
Rio. Lae'a, Maracaibo and Java Coffee,
N. O. and Portland NJ ,lasses.
Western Sides and Shoulders,
Irou, Steel and Nails,
Sperm, tallow and adamantine Candles,
SupcrGne, extra supf and family Flour,
of the best brands,
L. P. and Cd Salt,
Mackcrcl and Hcrrings,
Good and G.. A. Sole Leather, &c. &c
ALSO, constantly on hand, NJ. ],
Peruvian .no-a1l of which they Of
fer for sale at the lowest market rates
in lots to suit purchasers. They will
take pleasure i'll purchasing articles
wanted out of their line
Consi gnments of Cotton, Grain, To-
baeeo, &e-, will receive prompt person
al attention
Petersburg, Oct. 1st. 1855
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e. Boyd, JOS. Speed Jones and John R.
Jones for the sum of thirty thousand
dollars The estimable old gentleman,
we learn, will retire, after the present
season, to Bloomsbury, an estate lately
purchased by him of George D. Baskcr-
vile, Esq.
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The S0utherner.
TARBORO': OCTOBER Il.
Second Electoral District.

Messrs. Blow and Warren, candidates
for Elector in this District, will address
the people at the following times and
places - ....-
Snow Hill, Greene co. Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Goldsboro', Wayne, Thursday, i" 8.
Wilson, Edgecombc, Friday g 10.
Kins;on, Ltnoir, Tuesday, =" Il
Jacksonville, OusIow, Thursday, +" l6
Trenton, Jones, Friday, " l.,
Newbcrn, Craven, Saturday. d" Is
Beaufort. Carteret, Tuesday, " 21
Appointments will be made hereaf-
ter for the other counties.
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Foreign.
Inter nc,cs from Europt

The steaeaer Ansio-Saxon has arriy-
cd at Qlcbcc, with Liverpool dates to
the 2l;u ult.
The prices f1c cettaN are sifcr, but
quntably no chAnge-l}reals'uf, and
Provisions are steady, but duh.
The political news is un,mpurtant.
The southerner., 1856-10-11

A NEW supply of Bfugs, Meddii..
.cifies, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &c.
Just received.
sCastor Oil, By the gallon, and in aua.~
| pint and half pint bottles,
sOliSe Oil, in quart, pint and half pint: dots
. Balm of Thousand Flowers.
Ayers caihartic Pills.
Oxygenated Bitters, SC. &c.
Geo. Rorc79
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State " N0yth Carolina,
EDGECoMBE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
AUGUST TERM, 1850.
Patrick Byrum aud wife pencIopc, j.
John Bargcrson and wife Nancy Nj. +,
Richard Hdmcnson and wife Mary
A., Ct full age-Garry ?. Felts, Sa.
rah N. Felts, and laura Felts, in,
faats, suing by their next friend and
Guardian, jonathan Ellis,
Joshua Speight, Executor of William
Felts, JAMES W. Felts, John b.
Felts, George G. Felts, William w.
Felts, and Syha Smith and wife Eliz-
abetk.
Petition for account ona settlement.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court: that James W. Fclts, Johr B.
Felts, George G FeEts, William W.
Fclts, aud Syha Smith aid wife Eliza
beth; defendants in this case, arc non
Residents: 1t is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made Tor six weeks
IN the Southerner' newspaper publish
ed iii the town Of Tsrboro', notifying
srld defendants to appear before the
Worshlpfut Justices of said Court, at
the Court House in Tarboro', on the
fourth MorGcS of November next, theu
and there to plead, answer or denavr to
said Petition, or it will be heard &c yo,S
te' fIid judgment rendered pro cost5esss
as to them.
Witness W. A. Jones, Clerk Of said
Court, at office the fourth Mondav Of
August, 1856 W. Il. Jones' e. e..
Oct. /. 1856.
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Decline IN Price.

The Warrenton Va.) Flag notices a
decline Ia the price Of slaves, aud says
that several sold to the highest bidder
on Monday at prices ranging several
hundred dollars below sums paid for the
same description ofscrvauts few weeks
ago.
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.Eonk of Nilmin1toa Bills.

Within the last few days some of the
bills which were lost last winter on the
Seaboard line have appeared jill Peters
burg, Va They are genuine, bat the
Democrat says the signatures are illegal
and some of thea are slightly scerched.
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Markets.

TARBoRe', MARKET, Oct. 10.
Turpentiuc-Dip, s. 20 to , 25.
Tar, 75 cts to 81 90.
Scrarc, so to :',s cts. per 100 lbs.
Corn, So 90 to 50 - peg bbl.
Bacon, - to l3 cts.
Lard, I! to II rts.
Cotton, 10 to / | cts.
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Fatal Shooting 1futr.

We learn, says the Wilmington Jour-
nal, that on Wednesday last, Needhan
Stanley, a resident of Masouboro'
Sound, shot young man named Puck
EFT, the latter being a son-in~iaw
to the former. Puckett is dead.
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- ,o27; and Wright, Democrat, l'ooo'
Swami certainly elected.
A Ddy of Riots.

Sunday last was day of riots IN
Baltimore. Some eight or ten occur
rcd during the day, and portion OF
them are said to have been the most
d;spraceful exhibitions of the kind ever
witnessed, even in Baltimore.
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PDStDOn easeat.

1t will be seen by reference to the
advertisement of Mr.. Dcycreux that he
has postponed the sale ofhis negroes to
the ID day of December.
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P'eSidcnHdI.

A Black Republican Convention was
recently hold in Wheeling, Va and a
Fremont Electoral Ticket for the State
at large was adopted.
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The Warrcnton News says: We learn
that Mr.. Wm. D. Jones, the proprietor
Of this establishment, has, within the
last few days, s,ld it to Messrs. John
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Hoy Trade.

The hog trade has opened, and hogs
were quoted on the l7th in Cincinnati
at S5 25 IS 50 per hundred.
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NEW STORE
.s"d Vac ye'cciry,
=. M. Cook & "a

TAKE this method Of ;ns
their friends and the public geueraIr
that they have moved to tIc;r ISly' MY
Store on Main street, few doors h,' .yS
the Printing Off c, where thew ,,e ,,0T =
prepared to. exhibit as fine IN ~. "'*
Rlent OF
Wathes; Jcrchy, &C.
AS can be found in the State ro,.
experience i'll the trade enables tbn'. 5
offer superior inducements, and rrra,
s"rs can rely on finding at this cs,.t
lisamcnt the best and latest stvIes ~
all kinds of Jewelry bcl,ngins to th'.
Jewellers business. '-
Among which are Cold Watcbo,
magic cases, which change into tb,o'
different watches-t3old hunting w,,oS
cs-Cooper watches-Duplcx and L..
vcrs; in hunting cases-perfect t;ma
kccpcrs-Gold and Silver Lcvers--d.
tached Levers, Lepincs, and all otbs,
styles Of watches.
V"tch Repairing.
The subscribers VIII give their nc,.
sonal attention to the rcp1iriDy or
watches, assisted by Mr. Charts les,
scrrli, one of the most experienced
workmcn ever in this State, and win
warrant entire satisfaction in this ia
partmcnt-
In thus appearing before the public
at their new place, they woull return
their most sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore received and wnull
respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same at their new location. We shall
adhere as far as possible to the cash
system, relieving it to be mutually
beneficial to both buyer aud seller.
October lst, 1855.
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aluablo Land
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers fr sale ont
valuable tract Of land, containing
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October 2nd, 1886.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

/ sympathize with an "Old
Subscriber" in his inquiry-Wby
will not butter come? / have
gone through the same experience
some years past; but for three or
four years past, we have adopted
the plan of beating the milk in a
tin pan, when first brought in, SO
hot that a bright scum is all over
the surface; then set itin pans, as
full as you please to have them,
for tho cream to rise. Skim as
you choose, either before or after
souring, and churn in the usual
way--(we have Kendal's churn.)
We have to set the milk where il
will not freeze, but this winter il
has in a few instances, frozen
some. We have, however, no diff.
iiculty in having the butter come,
aud u rich looking, sweet butter,
that does not resemble the old
fashioned winter butter that Is ex-
hibited in our shops.--A SARAro.
GA CouSTY FARMER, In Country
Gent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
From the Rural American.
FLOWING.


Strange as it may seem it is
nevertheless true, that many far
mers are so blinded by the tradi-
ton Of their fathers that they con-
tinue to pillow their fields in the
same manner as their grandfathers
did sixty years ago. In blowing
they go around their fields the
same way that they have done
for twenty-five years, turning the
burrows always towards the fence,
especially on the lower side, by
which means they raise bank Of
earth near the fence from two to
four feet high. This bank Of
earth around the edge Of the
field is a considerable damage
(but You cannot make men that
are blinded by tradition believe
i) in several ways, some OF which
/ will name. When the field is
planted with corn and you wish to
pillow among it, you can not get
the horse to 80 down this bank
near the fence, therefore you have
to let him turn around on the
corn and break down a great deal
which would not be the case ifthe
field had been properly plowed.---
Another reason why it should not
be plowed thus is, by raising such
a high ridge on the lower side Of
the field so near the fence, sheer
and cattle are enabled to leap over
the fence without any difficulty,
into the fields adjoining, by which
a great deal Of damage is ffe'
quently done. It also gives the
fields an uneven and bad appear.
ance. By blowing in this man.
ner, the soil around the outside OIL
the field is made deep and rich
which induces thorns and briars tc
spring up, while the middle o.
the field is constantly growing
poorer.-Every rejecting farmer
knows this to be the case. Lei
a man whose mind is open fol
conviction travel through the
country. and he will quickly dis
cover who and where those mer
are who are trammeled by thu
tradition Of by-gone ages. i
would seem as If men nigh
leave off this miserable habit o
blowing thus, but perhaps they
think it would be asin to pillow
their fields in a different wa,
from what their grandiathers did
ELIHu Cross.
Hoosick, Rensselaer, Co., N. Y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
JOEL KIRBY.
LIDO hereby eerilfythat he above cersiG-
cate is correct. and the statement Of lhs
physcan made 10 me ia true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9Th, is49.

A Certificate from the Rev. J b. Finley
Cincinsot, March 9TH. 1879.
DR.. Forsha--T hisls the frat time In my
long life that have given my name In
recommendation OF any medicine. us gen.
eral remedy. though have often beeu solicit
TED. ] have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years. iitst, for The rheumatism
in my hip and knee. Of which I was nearly a
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two Of
my family; then a violent attack ofciarrhaea
on myself; then for inflammation, for burns
bruised, and for very severe case OF oiill
neck, brought ON by violent cold. and a
think have had full proof Of i,s medical
properties, 10 great many ofthe disenses Cor
Which you recommend IL, and have not
found II 10 fail In even one Of ,hsm. Still,
pc notsay that tits m infallIble cure. yet
ismy sober conviction, that L Is Tia be-,
compound for these remedies for which IL is
recommended, that have ever tired, - d 1
have tried many viii not, II can pro
cure It, DO without II IN my family. for any
consideration. Hoping that you will ssi,
continue TO COMPOUND II honestly and the, Il
may relieve thousands Of sufferers, most
heartily recommend II 10 my fellow-ci,izens
most cxesIleni Family Medicine.
Yours, additionally,
j. ID. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
Cincinnati, Sept. Is. 1913


This is to certify shatin the summer
of ls4s, l became so very lame and
weak in my back. occasioned by ne
that could not cit down or get du'
without holding on to some object.
was advised TO try Mr. Folsna's Altera.
tive Balm. BY bathing it six or cighl
times, my back was perfectly restored'
and have felt no symptom Of It's return
since.
My wife, also, has used il for Rheu'
matte pains, headache and tootharbs
with very beneficial results.
~. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. ls49.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
HELSIBoLD's HGLY CONclsNrRATRD
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

Fer purifying tho hlood, removing all diseases
nrislux from cNctiH8 81 Hefcufy. cx posture an a
imprupcnco and in lie, chronic consieiulioaul
disease, nflNng from az impure state OF blood,
aud the 0nly Iolialid nud elcetual know %
remedy fOrtha care 81 Scrofuia, Sait Nheuin +,
Scald Head, Uiccrations Of tho bonvs, fctteF,
Puppies on The lace, and oil tealg cfuGalons Of
the okin
4h.s article g. now prosecuted by some OF tae
ahd has proved morn cllrltnt IN pfactlca than
any preparation ofSafsh2flila set o.,lfcd 70 lhe
public. Several casrs Of secondary Sph,Ls.
Mcrcurial and scrolulons diseased have entirely
recovered IN ne incurablo wards - our public
insi ilu lions hrh had Tor man, Yeas resisted cy-
crs mode 81 trcstncnt that could be dusised.--
These cosca furnish etrihin examples Z The ealu-
iafy ELECTS oil TIA medlrinr in arJesung some Of
tho most inyrternie diseases, alcf he glands
wrrc dlsiro, cd, aud Mo bonrs already nroeled.-
AoricE.--Lcncrs lroin respohslbio PhSalcinns
and Professors ofsctrfhl Medical Collie. e., nDd
corlincatas ofcurea lr0in patients wil be found
accompanying both Preparations.
fRicrs, fluid Exisadt OF lsuehu, 81 per botio'
or bottles for 5
SsfIapsrilla
eqvslln. strength 20 one gallon Of ssrud Of SAr-
Prepared and soll by n. r. nRLMHoLr,
Chemist, eo2 Chesnul hlfoel, neor tho elfafd
''V'''s '''' 10 BE uADoR
JOHN ". MOODY,
Rockville,
Ind.
And % Druggists add pealers.
Al lcllers directed 10 The proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
la Ill
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

,essr cThua 6cc Mill. FIcToRY. csrner
11 tr,-,.s ~ fchn ~ eefs (inrfnnefi Wnro
49,. ~. ~ 10 rrort et-ect betwee, Mi. 49,
W.T., 49, -
Ne n'enuf.cture a cob brcnk en-. oferent strcugth
80 ,lnrehillfx and onae of onersfion. -
~ l. nsefn contri On nj, .i,..
,i,s ~ xhfrh ,r,enns WI cor xert |. corn min ar
=. - s,oe- fccd mill. b.t few nlnutoss ,rort a.
.,,'s a. an ana ,ate II On. -----s7 =
- w. ...,,,f.c,,,ro ,ort.bf. I'LL. .l,~a. "a
~, s-cf 49,, dneis,~ ~ r..r,b 49,. 80 =,
sviaa wheat. Command siock feed esienlsted
- elco,, slfer and horsa rower Theso nfiis
-. -, 80, ~ sso.,, era ho,.. ,,..a~ A.,
49, f,ia, e~sins. the ot,er mat. ~ mill. ~
our ety. al our State Fairs, and never failed 10
~ .sr,sv "A Tho orst nrrn,inms--on one oec.elcn
70 carry az s,s hss, .s,,s Sh' I'm.
ne t 49, ~ ssa ~, ,,
"a 10 nnai rnIrs Of our Meehan,c~s fns,tu,e
porta6ie Enw mills Ia be rnn by steam.
~. 49,. ,,,.vor rffs min .sss hi,e5 n.
~, ~ h.,rs. noe AZ "a AZ. Onto state r.tr
IN iR50' when il was awarded a premium and a
snlondld silver medal.
A,~o : DisTerclit finds Of portable homo powcr
- - ,r. an, - J. ,sts,. - 80 -
e,ssl, =, ,nrl civ. nsesn,ness ara surss,,,s
y ~ suroa,sed Ry none aow 10 use. -
All our articles are warranted az represented CT
ia .sle al our co.t Of trausdortstIon. and The
money sesnndca. -''~ '"'''
gs roll Ge.srlp,,on. or testimonial. OF merit
and use iuluess. We refer those Interested " our
Sisa 70 % ~ sr,sls. "''''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

Certifctieiiom d. l.. Starr.
Il have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera.
tive Balm to perform a very cxtraor
diSury cure uyona horsethat was very
badly cut. some time since.
| used Il upon one occasion, exter-
nally, with good effect. ! believe Il
TO be a perfectly safe and eficacous
remedy tobe usedin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
OVEN Der q1st. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

Wholesale Depot, att. a. G. Reak-
hirt's, No. al .penrlst. Gin.
DIR, y. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side OF Filth st., 3 doors cast OF Smith
Gin. u. M
Forsolc pt r.. Tynsr's. d. Price 4
Scn's. Liaok a Farquhar's,Dr. Moody's
|and Dr, Hailca, Rockville. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
MaK yOR MARK.
In &c kworiz lud yd toll,
Max y6r mqrk!

IN uc kWorlz Ilu y0 tui,
Max y6r mqrk!
Do yd delv upon fs sell;
Max y6r mqrkl
In hwotever pat y6 go,
In hwoteAer plas y6 stand
M6vip swift. or m6vip SID
Via q fern and onest hand,
Max y6r mqrk'
LII IL flstip az a fad
Max ydr mqrk
Mqrks ov sum kind must be mad -
Max y6r mqrk!
Max it hwil dc qrm il strop,
In dc goldn srz ov y6t
Never, never max it rop;
Max ii wild &c stomp ov trdt-
Max ydr mqrk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

no Old Worthy says he nkes to see
young ladies' walking the streets on
Sunday In their silks with holes In
their stockings. ~ II proves they are
nero attentive 10 shings above than
things below.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

This Is 10 certify that, IN June Last, was
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, as my physIcian states In a collapsed
state. ! had remained ia this state some two
hours, when my physician iniol med nay "a an
" aud friends that could not possibly Il =,
sud strictly forbid my wife permitting AM
oae giving me any medicine or nonnshmeni
whatever, o. Il would only hasten my death
Al this simeMr. Forsha cene to see me, anc
broughl with hima bottle containing -four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm. snd uskeo
permission Of my vile TO use u on me. az hs
thought II wouldiumedlaiely give ease.
was Immediately applied, md In less than ter
minutes | wss stored, aud was IN warn
perspiratloz, prior to which time my cxireml.
ties were cold. cIans,ny sweat was on mS
face and head. After the use Of two othel
hotties Of the same medicine. was en,ltel,
lIoved Of all distress. and Ia few days was
restored 10 health.
1 would most rneorfuily and heartily rec.
omlnend this BALM 70 al who are nfTlicirs
In similar way have also used II Il
other diseases. aud have found Il mos
excellentfemedy do not think II can b.
toohIghly recommend.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
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For diseases o. The Blndjer and Kldnets, Secret
Diseases. Strictures. Veakaeres. thd all tis-
oaeea olihe Sexnai Organs, wncfher 81 nale
or female. frQia rhatevcr cause thos may have
originated, aud ns matter 81 how long stand.
Ing. -f s.i-
III Won have contracted The terrible disease
which, When seated Ia iho syste VIII surely 70
down from one eenDraiQn 10 another, updeFni.
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fluids Of life, DO not irpsts oursrf ffho hancs 81
Qnacks, who start a oTry Day IN city like This
and Oh the papers with giarlng falsehooe
too well cnlcusaicdt1 deceive the young. and
those notacquainisd ilh their tlicks. You can.
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thesa cnsea. ,s,-
The Fiuid extract Euchu has been pronoanccd
by eminent rhy siciaus the ereateSf reinedy cvoi
known. lis medicine perfectly pleasant IN 10
taste, and very Innocent in IFS action. aad seite
tlorlueb that Il Hnnihilafes ever, particle % ihs
rank and poison0ua ylrHs Of This dread Ndiseasc,
sad, unlike other remedies, does rot az N Tbs
disease Ia the blood.
Consu utional Debility, brought on BY self
sbnse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands 10 undmeiy graves, ihus blasting ths
brilliant hopes OF parents aid bHghtng Ia the
bud the glorious ainbi tioh or many a noole south
can be cured by his infalibe Kennedy. Aud o.
medicine which inusi benefit ever body, from lhl
slfAll delicate 10 The conlued aud despphlrinl
I invalid, no equal IS 10 be found acting both rs
I Cure aud Preventive.