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tleman il want Of a house keep
er, ora nice young man in want
Of a wifs-vilIing to sustain Ell
Their character; in fact, we are in
the market. Who bidsg Going
going GONE! Who's the lucky
man7' ~
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A Certificnte from the Rev. J. b. Finley
M Cincinnati. March 9TH. Is59.
DR. Fersha-rhisis The iirst time 10 my
long NE that have given my name In
reeomm aaiiuan Of any medicine. as gen
eralrened, s.eugh have often been solicit
TED have a-rd yonr Alternative Balm Tor
nearly two years; FIRST, for the rhoumstis ,s
in my hip and knee. Of which was nearly Il
cripple, then for very severe braiees on two Of
my family; then violent attach OF oiarfhseu
on myself; then for inflammation, for huns
bruises, aud for a very severe case OF stiff
neck. brought by violent cold, aud a
think ] have had full proof Of It's medical
properties, in n great many ofthe diseases Tor
which you recommend II, and have not
found II TO fail In even one Of thsm. Still,
20 not say that tits an iniaIlIble cure. yet
is my sober onsiction. that II Is the be
compound for these remedies Cor which II 10
recommended, that have ever tired, d I
have tried many I will not. if ! can pro-
cure IL. be without Il In my family for any
confederation. Hoping that you will stil
continue TO COMPOUND Il honestly and that ID
may relieve thousands Of sufferers. / most
heartily rsco'nmendIl TO my fellow citizens
most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, afIrctionsieiy,
J. Il. FINLEY
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Tor cleaning brass, we're sent to e.
charity Institution, never again to
b q temptation to the moths
Inquired particularly the next
year, and found the beds and
blankets were in such excellent
preservation that | checrfully laid
up more Of my surplus property
In hearen' and out of the way
Of moth and mould. My cedar
closet and trunks hold all / wish
to preserve, and when they be-
gin to run over, | commit more
articles to the keeping Of my
widowed acquaintance"
But, aunt Julia, yours is a pc
|culiar case. You had the hohe-
made outfit Of n rich farmers
daughter, and could not expect
to make use Of it; besides the BIZ
bic does not encourage wasting
Ious goods extravagantly.'
81 do think the Bible leans to
what is called the extravagant
side. The rest Of the chapter
following the verse | have quoted
gives little encouragement to
much forethought either in food
or raimont, and 10 another place
ho says, He that hath two coats,
let him impart to him that hath
none.' This rule leaves very lit
tie to pack away in a cedar clos
let. In my opinion, Gods provi-
|dence is far from encouraging ex-
tensive accumulation either OF
money or possessions, especially
|among Christians. Fire and
food, drowth, mildew, and moth
stand ready to rebuke that spirit
Iof coyeto,,sness which the Lord
abhoTreth."
sSurely, aunt Julia, you would
not have me give away the new
furs you gave me yourself last
|winter?"
mo, my child; but let US exam
inc for a moment this moth-eater
pile. Here are three coats o.
Your husbands which he coul(
never possibly wear again"
"Those are for fishing, aunt"
4How often does he 6sh?'
sOnce in four or five years,
|said Anna, looking slightly dis
comfted.
"Well. here is bag Of out
grown, shrunken socks and stock
|ings, and these old dresses o
Ada's, and these overcoats Of tn
boys, that / heard you say wer'
unfit for wear, even in the pla,
ground, and besides | think yo'
remarked that the whole Difficult
ty originated in an old carpet
which has been harboring moth
many years, when it might hav'
been out of harms way, upol
Some poor widows floor"
AWell, aunt, / believe you ar
half right
sTry my rule, Anna; not afte
your property is ruined, but whel
you find that you can spare it.
even at the risk Of sending som
of your treasure to heaven belor
you have obtained all you coul
} from its use. Many an old gaI
ret have 1 Known to be infeste
with moths, ruinips hundreds Q
: dollars worth Of valuable articles
when the whole evil might b
: traced to an old coat, or carpe
| n . a 4 -
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ae MI YER.

Jc! J0! a yer IL born;
q yer tu man il givn,
Fer hop and pes, and iuv,
For fdt, and trdt, and hevn.
DO ert be dqrk via kar,
Wild det and soro ri,
YettcI, and pan, and prar
Led TIA a hier LII.
Behold, dc fsldz or hwit!
Nolopgeridli stand
Go fort in luv and NIT;
Man nedz d helpiu hand.
aus ma &c da and yer
TIA prar and toll be givn,
Tim tn God dro ner,
And srt bekum lik hevn.
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(2NTI, ADVERTISEMENTS

i iiiii sixUi 30c. NIL FACTORY sssssl
| OF Trout and John ,ir esis, Clnclnnsii Ware
honse NO. 10 Front street between Main and
Wsinuf. ~ I 81
and durability and caae Of operation.
we place this usciui eouirivance % all sizes o n
miiis, by vbifh msa.s WI convert = cora mill IN
70 q >iock feed miiI; b ! hfsv minasss' work to|
we manuf.cturc portable mliir. >mrie and
donble reared, (be>t qu:'it} Of French b.rs<2 %
grind wheat. corn.nnd sioek feed cxlraIaied
!or .les'n. ~s;s' AID hotss pesssr, Ihsss MIL.
compefitlon against Che ether make Of niiis Of
our city, al our State Fairs. ana never failed IL
to carry OF NE hra premi1ms-an one oeca<lon
sio took he two rsi premiums A. TIC hes, n,ii-
a two annual Fairs Of oor IcchaniC<' Insltuie
ALse- Portable cav miIIs, 70 Be- run By steam,
sp ssss T. :, harss power. e shs Ohio STATE T,
m lsso. when Il was awarded premium and
splendid silver medal. NItI|
Atso -Difsreps kinds Of portable horse peve5.
operation, simpi city. usefulness and durability
are surpassed BY none lou la use.
All our articles are warranted as rcprefcntedt {
no sale our cost Of TRANSPORTATION and the
y fulI dsseripiio Ion, or irsiimonia-ls q nenI
And use fnfue<s. We refer fhoso Interested y oar
da,nphleis, 10 be had a. fneiory. where take .
pleasure 70 explain each sr,'s.s. r., IN co
I Norrr-Nr. Kimbie. the partner Of ,. n. Bur.
/ rows " hils extib tine burrows NAH al our
State far last fii. v- boisteroas about nis mill;
msnt With me iegrinf eorn,hos: Nhopsergnne'
| the most. regarding quality and quantity, was "a
Ibe The owner both mi'is. atcach and etsr tri4l
r. stranb 20 ra,l an isi,ch min; ''''-'
Burrows &ce.so run a 20 Zach mill
-, SECOND fnI.L. Il -
I Straub 70 run - inch mill
80 4...I I14.III
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

Certife,teiiom ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altcra-
tive Balm TO perform very cxtraor
diHary cure lyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
| used II upon one occasion. exter-
naily, with good effect. ! believe II
TO be perfectly safe and eficacious
remedy. to be nsedn many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
.oyember Olaf. l853.
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Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY coNcgNTRArfD
gGEPNED ELHDl gTHaGIl BI|gHT

For discases OF tho Bladder and Kidneys. Secret
Diseases. Slrlelares. Weaka.sses. aud all dis
eases Of lhe sexual Organs. whefhsr In male
or female, from VIA. te,er calise they ana, have
originated, aud 40 mntier OF how long stand
Ing. tr ~
lf Ton have contracted The. tarrlble disease
which, n ben seated in The s.Spfn. viii snrl, go
dawn fi.s,i rs'p"railnn o. asniarf. nnderlui
Mug III fonstithtSn. and sainilHr ue s.r, vital
huids OF tie, Do Hot irt a soafsrif The hands Of
Quacks. v-hp flaft 40 eyr,'s-y IN chs The this
and al the pgpcrs NTH ginring fslsehoos
Too well caleuirf 30 atetfse the young. md
la,s~, i.si acqueh III tAeir .t4tks You ,af,-
n',l 200 caget0f N iie SELECTION ola remed, 10
thefa eases IL
The Finlu extract bucha has been pronounced
By eminent ph, srigns he great.sl rcu,e,i, ever
known. ltlsatne''icue peeiecti, illeasssit IN It's
taste, and AoF5 nncceut NJ Is aellsln. ADD ct 60
thorough that IL anuihiifes evers 3aftcle OF The
rank ara posonou. virEs OF This arsd III disease.
snd ,nllike Other reiBcdes, does not dry ap the
disease Ia The blood.
Consii rlonai Debility, brooght ON by self
abnse, most icrribie dls ase, which has brought
taousaiI Is 10 ulumels graves, taus blRstisg lie
Brilliant hopes OF parents. AID btightng Ia the
bud The glofioas alpb tlon ~ macy uSolc youth
eau be cured ~ this fufsifbie kcnieds And a.. q
medicine which must bgheht ever. body. from tho
slmrl, delicate 70 the eonhsed aud disappearing
invalid, % equals 70 be found acting both as 4
Ours and Prey ehiye.
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Fall and Winter Styles of
DIR = GOODS,
VIM. LEE & CO..

~ w Eol otkih oihEEi, SiNCiNNAIis
oner 20 their customers and others an unusually
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASS0KTMkNT
In all the varieties Of Goods for the season select
cd with great care In regard 10 si,ies, qualities,
and pfiees.
Attention IL respectfully invited 70 very rxten.
sivs ax-orlmenfs IN the following apartments viz.
G.nces and Em b rOi d . r q a portion Of
which were imported direct. So. n
snks o. rus Nxwksr AND CsoIcrsg sTsLss, In
great variety.
Pnxrrp MusLsS-px-LsisEs. PLAN FREScn MER-
NOS, and other Fancy Dress Goods.
Plain eoiored French Norinos and cashmcrcs,
Bombaziner and Alpacas. Caileoes aud cling
hsms. The styles and prices, AZ usual, secure al
tention IN this department..
fianneis. Musiins. Linen, Housekeeping Goods.
larger stock than usual, IA varieties aud at pri-
cas- 20 suit all.
cloths, cassimercs. and other Goods for boys.
Shawis Of new and popular styles.
Cloaks and Veivefa, cioihs. and other materi-
ais Tor Cioaks. Particular attention Il invited 10
eCioaks nom the manufacturing department OF
theIiouse.
Nh. Ourpurchasek are made la large quaint
ties. and nj the most advantageous rates; aud our
selling prccs. on the one price system, VIII be
found advantageous 10 our customers.
sep % 2in WILLIAM LIE & co.
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To THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
This is TO certify that, In June last, wss
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, as my phys,cian stnsesin collapsed
state. | had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician informed my i.,n-
lyand friends that could not possibly h :.
and strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
one giving me any medicine or nourishment
whatever. as IL would only hasten my death
Al this timsMr. Forsha came to see me, and
brough, with him bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm. aud asked
permission Of my wife to use II on me. as he
thought Il wouldimIncdia,sly give ease
was Immediately applied. aud IN less than ie u
minutes was stored, and was la warm
perspirstioa, prior to which iime my ex,remI-
ties were cold. clannny sweat wac on my
face aud head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the SAME Inedlclne, was entirely
lievsd Of all distress. aud In few days was
restored 10 health.
wonid most cneerfully andhear.ily rec
ommend this BALM To all who are afflicted
Ia similar way I have also used ., Ia
other diseases, aud have found IL mos,
excellentremsdy DO not think Il oan be
toohighIy recommend.
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nEIMB0LD's lsGlY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRA0T
SARSAPARIIIA

Ferpnd dug the hlved, removing al Diseases
arising frsin cNes-s 81 Mefrar,. expesure and
impruprilcc ahd in lie, chrome constitutional
dtseasc, afi-lsg ir"m an impure tsts of blbod,
anu the ouiy reliable assi enetta.i known
iouicd, tor tnr cure of Scfeiula. Sali kheaG,.
SenH sfeasl. tlcerdtiens 90 the bones, cfier.
ftnilies on the face, asd all scaly erupllons u
the SKIN.
Ia artlcie now prescribed by some OF lac
most aistiurul fh'a rtss la tke countrs
ard has proved more enielett In pfactlcu than
th, prelai atou ui >arsA sfiila Yet offered To the
pubhc. sCteIul vase ~ secondary SYPHILIS
Avreanai aud ser l1ions diseased have vntifclS
rscoA cred "a Use ifsurhbis Hards ol oar lnblic
ibst Horizons siish bad ion nuts yeaas rrlsed et-
vfs hVie ~ " ats,irut uai eouid 90 desls ea.-
These furnish sfik hg exam ies The sali-
tap Effects al "a iDedlcinc 10 afsfstisx some of
The uess invttefaie dlseasts. alter he sian,is
weru disrOl 80 aud the bones alfcasA allesirf---
NOTltt.-l.stcrs ifVta rospon-ibic IA, sir la =
and Professors 90 several Ms.iicsd Collie o., anal
eerllnsatls ~ eufes from patients will be found
accompanying both lfelAfstots. .HllE
fRicss. finid ekiraet OF bu.lu. al per bottle,
or bDtties Tor
- ssrssparilia a..
eqpalin, strength to on" gallon Of sssnd Of Sar-
salagillu.
Prepared and sold BY ~. q. iIRLMBoLr +,
vhgmir', sta chg-nut hsFeei, moor the Girard
llooav Philadelphia
'roBens,ipsog ,;oo0v
brookvlle,
ind.
Aud ~ Dfurglsis and Dealers.
Al letters direstcd - tho proprietor or agent
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This is to certify that in the summer
Of lS4s, | became so very lame aud
weak in my back. occasioned by ny
that l could not sit down or get dn'
without holding on to some object. !
was advised to try Mr. FoIsha's Aitera-
tive Balm. BY bathingit six or eight
times, my hack was perfectly restored;
and ] have felt no symptom ofits return
since.
My wife, also, has used it for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results. -.
IL. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. 1919.
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CIRTLADyERTISEMRNTS,
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER E

NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
licve all Rheumatisms. Strainsin
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flax, Fever aud
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation 10 the head,
Stor CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
TIE reason why this balm reaches alIshes
cases Is because Il reduces InAamation, and
moses he secretions and nervous system
into actlosr This power Is owing to the
peculiar combination. OF medical properties
wIihoa, their being neusralIzed. The med
cine Is periodically sale. not coniaihina hny
deadly poison, ., mineral IA will, q nsed
freely, acl Immediately upon the liver, snd
an other seereeiiveorgans.
Read the folio wing Ccrtificnfc~.
Certificate Of Dr. J. II. Jordan. late Rssdeul
Physician otthe Fourth Street Cholera Hos
piial.
! can cheerfulIy recommend the Alternative
Balm to the public knowing as ! do. that II i
an excellent article. | used It with good
effect in Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera Hospita In THE
city, in case Of cramps pains In I
stomach and bowels. also used !, in case
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap
Piesteiisct. From my knowledge Gifts sif-
ues, in the above diseases and others. IL
which have used il, | nave no hcsitancy ii
Pronouncing It superior to any medicine
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted, and would cheer
fully recommend il to the public.
LII. JORDAN. M
Cincinnati, Sept LIST is49
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Wholesale Depot, atJ.& G. Reak-
hirt's. No. 81 Penrl st. Gin.
Dr.. =. w. Forsha. Drug Store. No
side OF Fiithst., 9 doors east Of Smith
Gin. o.
For salc at r. Tynsr's, ID. Price &
Son's. LInck& Farquhar's.Dr. Moody's
and nr. Holes, Rockville. Ind.
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Gbs Sq,IIing 8siornl.


Zach letter has tho sound Of the italicized istiss
OF istsors In The Illustrative words
l.st,er. SOUNDS. Name. Lesiors. sounds. Name.
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JOEL KIRBY.
| do hereby certify that the above certii-
cate Is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made to me Is trie.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec. 9Th. fs49.
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B BK nan or
IlllN "

Aud ~ Dfurglsts and Dealers.
All Letters dirrltvd - tho prop rietor or agent
focuisc lmlucdiatu atioution.
iuuola.li,
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men behaved we'll. and even their enemies
,Ould ehlrge no act Of violence against
them or Ih,ir commander.
When the news OF General Walkers cam
paign reached tie United Ciates. his per-
sonal friends. many Of whom are conscrva-
tiSes, expressed muth surprise. They thot
Ii singular that mild hammered. refined.
highly educated, soft spoken gentleman
could have shown 50 much desperate valor.
In person General Walker is quite the re-
verse OF ones idea Uf man Of war. lie IS
about five inches in height, and weighs
about one hulrcd anI foity pounds. His
face is not handsome: his hair is fgxen. his
eyes light blue, and lis skin disGigured By
ireckles. lie speaks slow aud soft, AMI n
rare intervals, pfeierring to be a lis
tnar rather than talksr. IL IL a mar
we are told these things by perso.s entire
" disconnected with these schemes he i
a man Of profound erudition, of irreproach
able character, Of the most desperate colr
age, physical and moral; without taint o
aycrice in lis conI ostion, and with n
small vices. lie has never received cen
from Tie Ncarlguan government and ha
apparently no care for money. When. m
men sunk in their tracks on The march fror
, Riyas 10 San Juan, he took a musket an
watched over them, never closing his eye
E duing two days snd two nights. He is
} leader that will inspire confidence in th
men under his command. and never do any
thing 10 be,ray or lose it, His ambition
: doab,hss unsuitable, an} we have no doul
} that in three months he will have fl,
# thousand good men under his Gomman,
e and have po'7cr enough to sway all Ceptr
:, America.
y, Such i, the character OF Cen Walker,
O given by his friends and acquaintances..
i Some Of them do not approve of his mll't
: rs achievements, but all unite in giving hi
J. The credit Of having acted from the pure
N motives So far, we have no reason
doubt bin. He has acted with exceed
q tp'ul,nce ard discretion.
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.1zcZDoseeU g. 'ClO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta-ioners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

.faf@S WI STEUBENFILLE, OHIO, t
II EEP alwayson hnnd large. assortment Of
N School, Medical md Miscellaneous Books;
Pnin and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers, Printing
and Wrapping Papers Of all Sizes Note Papers, En-,
veiopes, Steel Pens aHg all kinds ofStatio0ery.
They are prepared to ill all orders from Mel /.
chants School Committees, feacllors and others al
low prices H
Having q Bindefy connected with our establish
ment we are prepared 10 make oil kinds Of Blanks
for Railroads Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &C. Printed work bound TO or.
the best werk kn4en. Our work will conlpaf yfavefa.
bly, with that Of any other Bindery In the State.
Blanks ol oil kinds Pagea 10 order 14ao 3-
The highest market price paid for Rage and Inn
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL q, 60. +
Steubenville, March I, 1855.
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From the Philadelphia Pre-. bytorian
Sectional Animosity.

Whatever pains may be taken to conceal
the fact; the existence of state of section
al auimosity which threatens to shake our
national fabric TO its foundation is unques
ionUble. Various causes, into which it is
not Our province TO examine, have concur
rcd to endow this feeling with an intensity
aud bitterness altogether unprecedented in
previous collisions. The fact that the pres
ent contest is not .hat Of a single State a
sainst tho great family which makes up our
Confedcracy, or tnat Ct political parties
gathering their tlements ndiscri nnately
| from All quarters, or that OF a weak band Of
excited factitionists and fanatics against the
embodied intelligence, Conservatism and
power Of lhe counpy-but a strife between
TWO almost equally strong bodies, dividing
/ between themselves almost the whole Union,
each impeiIed BY a sense of deep wrong,
and consciousness Of striving fer the right
this is what throws the dark shadow over
coming public events.
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at hand for breeding discord between The
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are adopted toprevent counterfeits and limitations.
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