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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

The Beard OF County Csnvas.ers Of ts~ city and county
New York having .ssed and e-ms,ed the votes
q the said city and county ai general eie5on hes, he
fourth dsy Of November, 40. 1856 dc hereby certify as,ss
that rsnlei Nsber BY the e-eates number u votes vas
duy elected Member Of Assembly In nod for the First
that Ihomss Kvisp the ares,cs number n vaAss wss
duly slec'es Member Of Assembly IN aud
'eTsy s,r,s. ., ,s ey spo ses sSs,. h.,
was duly eecd member OF assenb. for he Third assembly
dis'rict o. said cty snd county
That John 10 lnnn. By the grnaf@st humber nf
duly elected member 81 Assembly aud tho Pourb IA
ssribiy strict q said city srd county.
1hs, John Reilly by the greatest number X votes we
duy eece member Afserbhy II aad ot tho slf assam
by district ~ sslt CITY and coanit
Ihst Nshsael Roe BY the greatest number of votes vas
su'v elected rsu her o Assemble IN snl 90 80 svn
bly, ils tici oi said citv eo.n'v
Tha lle = y Ivira ~ ne greue ruEshero 81 vote! wa
ftfnhlv d's,Tict Of said city and cnup v.
1ls lhens Cherlock, ~ the eresie nnmber Of VOTES
duly elc,ed menbsr ~ hsst nby TO- thu Eighih
ssstm hh district Of said eiY Ard county.
iai hfRus Glover. BIZ the crsafes number of votes
zig elected mesber Of Assembly sad for the Moth
Agse1 BIZ district q saId CITY and rountg.
1hos James SHUTTER by tho greatest number &C vr,e-
Cuv elected mesher Of Assembly IN and for ths Tenth
Az, mhly district % said city ard county.
That James Reilly by the preass number ~
daily elected member Assembly and for the Eleventh IA
That Nicholas Mooney By the ereaes' number Of vcses
duiv elected member OF Assembly " for
Assembly tsr ~ Of ssid city and county
dly elected mrmbsr OF ssemhY IN for the
thai pofsrs bradford w the eres,es nnpbo ~ vo,e.
was duly elected nembes 81 Ase-nby In and fr Tia -Four
teerth Assembly dis'rics Of said city aud co0ntv
duly ELECTED member ~ Assembly and f Inc vseub AZ
semsy sis,r,c, q ssh city ard co"nv.
1hst ssmue T. Roberts hy The arrses' NJ
wa duly elected member ~ assembly and hr The SIR
tesn'h Assembly distric, q ssid ciiy and county
Dated Nav Ycns, Dee. 2 y ,s,s
n A. rovtER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

s,.1rNrxr ~ pELtrroS or issvaMr
The Ioad n county o the city and county
bar. he ofse ~ The CLERK county
=, hs i'm IaE lph ifh ihsa ifb, 18th, 18th Dsh fst.
s9a 9th 2gh sah Tih ssi reh DAYS g November and
,br 10, ara NJ DAVIS Dereaber A. lsss
ne votes IN Ne several election districts OF aad
county at the general aeepan tea on Toe IN Oar Of Noyc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

DTANO FOR sALE-A ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
Il square pisno nearly ana Of fine be
y, 10 Eas Thirty third street. from Sto A. NJ audi to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

r,.s.na sRaARs -EEw CROP, BY Va 100 or
III .g0 Cabsrss, ~ src Aees Britannia -chss Esw
rsrss fr1er~w Gtoritas, WAn5crs.x Jevs AID
vsx our oher ArarSp fw c@sA, Heie impcrer Uni r.
Sish Ar R0lkRs "a hAiden lame a~osA 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
bT A Russian toast: The
age we live in-bond-age.
Marriage under Difficulties.

A queer affair happened not long
since in this city. A young man. i
seems. took a fancy to rather stylish
looking shop-girl. and they were soon
engaged to be married. The parties
met at the Church for the purpose Of
being united. While awaiting the ar
rival OF the minister. which they did
in the porch Of the Church, tailor
stepped up to the bridegroom and pre-
scented bill for his vending coat
The bill must be paid at once, or the
coat returned. Now it was rather 3
difficult thing for the bridegroom to
pay for the coat, for he had not dol
lar saving the one which he had laid
aside for the clergyman. Again, he
had the coat on his back, and if he
permitted the tailor to take it, he
would be compelled to marry in his
shirt-sleeves. "A friend who he had
invited to witness the ceremony, see-
ing his discontinue. advanced the
requisite sum. and the tailor departed.
But all trouble was by no means at
an end-the parties had hardly left
the altar, on the completion Of the
ceremony. when = stout, coarse wo-
man made her way up to the bride.
and presented her bill for the wedding
dress. The friend again advanced
money. and the woman departed. w,
call this getting married underidiRcul-
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

ma Parson -, Of tho
Methodist church, was travelling
In tho back settlements Of Mis-
souri,, and stopped at cabin,
where an old lady received him
very kindly. After setting pro-
visions before him, she began to
question him: "Stranger, where
lnout you DO iromY' "Madam,
| reside in Shelby county, Ken.
lucky" "Wall, stranger, hope
no oiiense, but what mout you be
a doin' way up hereY" "Madam,
| am searching for the lost sheep
Of the tribe Of Israel" "John
joint shouted theold lady, "come
right here this minutel here's a
stranger all the way from Shell.
by county, Kentucky, a hunting
stock, and I'll just bet my Lie
that that tangle-haired old black
ram. that's bin in our lot all last
weeks one Of his'nl''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

lst. Would you leave an inher-
itance to your children, plant an
orchard. No other investment Of
money and labor will, in the long
run.
I'd. Would you make home tho
abode Of social virtues, plant an
orchard. Nothing promotes
among neighbors a feeling Of
kindness and good will more than
a treat ofgood fruit often repeat
cd.
Sd. Would you remove from
your children the strongest temp
tation to steal, plant an orchard,
II children cannot obtain fruit at
home, they are very apt to steal
il; and when they have learned to
steal fruit, they are In a fair way
to steal horses.
9th. Would you cultivate a
constant feeling Of thankfulness
towards the Giver Of all good,
plant an orchard, BY having
constantly before you ono Of the
greatest blessings given to men,
you must be hardened indeed Il
you are not Influenced by a spirit
Of humility and thankIulncss.
9th. Would you have your
children love their h..no, respect
their parents while living, and
vonerate their memory when dead
Ia all wandorings look back upon
the home Of their youth asa M
cred spot, an Oasis In tho great
wilderness Of tho world, then
plant an orchard.
9th. In short, II you wish Ia
avail yourself tho blessings Of q
bonntilhl Providence which are
within your ronch, you must plant
an orchard. And when you dc
II, 500 that you plant good fruit
Don't plant Grub apple trees, moi
wild plum, nor Indian peaches
the best are tho cheapest.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

We find the following in the
last Country Gentleman. II is
worthy Of particular consideration
by all farmers who have not al
ready in use this business system,
which should prevail upon every
farm. It's not too late to 50
back and commence on the first Of
the year, as there have been few
operations thus far or for the
present year, the first Of Februa'
ry may be the starting point.
II Is a great satisfaction to
most farmers to know what II
costs them individually to raise on
their farm, a ton Of hay,a bush
el Of corn or oats, q horse or q
COW, or any other produce orslock'
In orderto do this, wo should keep
q debt and credit account, the
same as we would with a hired
man, II Is also desirable Ia
know as often rs once a scar, u
tho iarm Is paying US for our To-
Dor, capital Invested. TO, and now
~ q. a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Planning your work Tor the
spring and summer should not be
deferred longer. Determine the
use Of every field, the crop, the
seed, and tho manures. II short
Of stable manure, either cultivate
less land, or buy No. / Peruvian
guano. Land cannot be cultiva-
ted with profit without manure,
and a heavy dressing pays much
better than n less quantity.
Map your farm if you have not
already done ii, so that you eau
SEQ it at a glance every field, and
every tree In your orchard. This
will facilitate your keeping debt
and credit account with every
field. You will learn something
then Of every crop, and every
field, with each passing year.
Cut Scions this month, il You
find any choice variety Of frciI
when away from home. IT. upor
your own premises, it can be de
layed until next month. Put
them in a cool damp cellar il
sand, and they viii shrivel yer,
much.
TRIM GR.pE VrNEs.-Thissh Z
not be delayed beyond this month
! Vines trimmed in March do no
have time to sere over thei
wounds, and sometimes bleed bad
ly. Improve the first pleasan
day with your knife. Trim close
Iy, and expect grape vines witt
confidence.
ExAMIyE YOUR FRurT TREEs.--
The young ones need watchin!
when the SHOWS fall. They are Of
ten buried under the banks, ant
will be broken or destroyed
they are not dug out. A fey
hours work at the right time vii
save you many dollars.
SEEDs.--Haye them all in read
liness. Assert the potatoes, ant
put the seed in barrels by them
selves. II you have a surplus
market them now. They will b
poor property in June. Let al
the garden seeds be selected ant
labeled, and be put in the RICH
place. Seed-sowing is a bus.
time. and one hour spent then il
looking up some mislaid pack
lagos will be a vexation to mar tn
happiness Of a whole day. Feb
ruary is the gate Of the opeain,
year. Let it be rightly improv
ted in making ready, and you viii
pass on smoothly through thu
seed time and harvest.-Am
Ag.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
iIelmbolt's Genuine Preparations
htttfhoth'H uieiil.f CONTAMINATED
Observation-Disclosures UGHU

Pay dlaeasea ~ lhu nlnddef and kldnels, Heefpt
Diseases, fIfctHfes Weaknesses, and nll dlss
eaaes ol BE tvkAal ofHana, leneiheg ~ Hale
~ vmHle, lpnlH Nhaiet W cause iheg laaf haff
oHflhhled and 40 mhllnf Of how long tlanh,
Ing
NJ son have contracted tho terrible plssaaa
which, Nheu sealed Va The system, viii safply no
dnWn iron ono generation 10 another. undaflnl.
ninf tbs constitution, and aAppinf Inc very vital
naia iile, do not trust Yourself ~ The hands III
uuaeha, Nho flagi np uyf, day W a ely ilke this
aud nll The papeia with glazing llseh0oa
loo we'll calculated 10 deeuifu the young, ana
thoau not acquainted y ~ their ulcka, YOU oan,
mol be 100 careful ~ lhe heleellon ola IQmedi In
lhesh ehaes,
The rlald extract liuchn has been pronounced
py eminent ph,tleians she FFoatest fsiauuy ever
known, iiipnmedelue perfectly punaHli Ia IA
lAHlo, aud very lhhocnni Ia ia action, aid yeiio
thorough that u annlhllafna evrrY particle o. sha
rank aud polspnoas fifha OF this dradfui diseased
sad, auiiku othef remedies, doas nol dy MP Tbs
disease Va lhe blood,
Consli ulonal Debility, brought on BY self
nbnHe, most lorfbu disease, which has brought
thousands 70 unt'nes gfayva, thus blasting I've
brill hopes or parents AID hllrhung Va the
bad the glorious ambition 81 many noDlu ynuih
can ho cured W tlls inlalilblu Kennedy. And AL
medicine which lpnat bfntht ever budy, from Tbs
slmliy delicate 10 the confined and despphiflni
Invalid, 30 uqaai u 10 DO ioufia acting both %
Cure AND Preventive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Locust Trees.
Locust trees make most valua-
BILE timber, and grow quick and
easy from the seed, IL it Is scald.
ed with boiling water; or still
better, ley, and then planted as
you would beets or onions, and
the plants are about as sure as
those vegetables to live when
transplanted.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
JOEL KIRBY.
] do hereby certify that the above cenIh-
cate is correct. and the statement OF the
physician made TO me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, sth, is49.

a Certificate from the Rev. J. ID. Finley
Cincinsati, March 9TH. 1893.
Dr.. Forsha-Thlsls the frat time In my
long lifo that have given my name In
accommodation OF any medicine, asa gen.
eral remedy. though | have often been solicit.
ted have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years litst, for the rheumatism
IN my hip aud knee. Of which was nearly a
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two OF
my family; theu violent attack ofdlarrhaea
on myself; then for inlamaiisu. for burns
bruises, and for very severe case of stiff
neck, brought on by violent cold, and q
think have had full proof Of its medical
properties, in great many ofthe diseases for
which you recommend IL. and | have moi
found II to fail in even one Of tham. sun,
pc not say that II 10 an iuiallible cure, yet
is my sober eonviction. that IL Is the be-
compound for these remedies for which II Is
recommended, that have ever tired, e. d /
have tried many viii not, II can pro
cure II. be without Il In my family. for any
confederation. Hoping that you will etil
continue to compouu4 II honestly and that il
may relieve thousands of sufferers. most
heartily Fscommend II to my felow-citizens
mos excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, electionaiely,
J. B. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

who think there is no other dis
ease In these parts, and who know
nothing Of the diseases / have
just noticed.
If my remarks on the above
subject may in any manner lessen
the unnecessary torture to which
the horse is at times subjected, ]
shall be we'll satisfied; II not, he
must hobble along as before, al.
though the hair may be, as In
some cases, burnt off his shout
ders.--Am,. Yet Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

ain airing a room, both the
upper and lower parts Of the win
dows should be opened, as the
heated mir which from its light
ness always ascends, will pass
outs at the top, and the cool fresh
air comes in at the bottom.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

sAicsI;4vs .s 4, MILL ai yle!oy ;;;s:,
henss 20 10 front street bss~sss nAis and
Wsmsgg'se'are = cob bsysk ~, els,sssssfsnrIA
Nv place "a. useful cont, ssnss o. sis sss. 81
mills, ~ whieh means VII con vert cofn m,li To-
IL . stock feed mill b 4 hlpv minnlss' uoft 10
pot w on and lhia ltoa,
% ssss s. rss ss'' % s ss. sss
gFlnd wheat. command stock fasd calculated
lnf sleam, whsef and horse powsf. rhssa mile
have been n.n,sl steam a,. ana hsss p.ws ,. y.
our cry, ~ ouf Stale FAirs. and never failed 70
% carr, 90 the nfat rfemiuns-~on one occssinn
wa awarded beautiful siisaf snfdai. Or mills
81 or srnasl Tars o. oar Msshsalss ia.isais'
Aiso--i'ofiable fhw mills. 70 be Fsn b, steam,
water oFhofss powef. fhia min was exhibited ~
operation ., horse power, - the Ollie Stale Fsif'
N iuaei w l.. y wsss~sfaea premium ana
FAise -pinefeui linds OF portable horse power,
and flohn engines, All onf articles. for ease o|
operation. simplicity. usefulness and durability
are surpassed by none how IN use.
Al our aTtlfiosafo warranted as represented
no sails AT our eess " TRANSPORTATION, and The
nv ,n,,l .ieseilp,ion, or testimonials Of merit
and use iulucts, Ne feIef those interested " ouf
pamphlets, 10 DO bad ~ factory. where 10 take
cseAsafs 10 explain each article . . >, a.. .co
lNNAi NfNnNU wv
Ko4pf-Mf. Kimbie, the partner Of ). n. Bar.
fews, " hllu ashlb ting nuffaws min ~ oni
state faF lasi TAIL. WAS boisefoph about his MILL
and cuufareously entered Into verbal agree.
nient with me 10 grind corn thus; Whoever knnds
/ tho niofi. regarding quality and quantity, was 10
10 tho owner Of both mills, NJ each and every vi Al
siHsf TntkL.
fifaub 10 ran an ~ Inch mill;
burrows a Co, 70 ran n 20 Inch mil.
sncenp fafAt.
hfFAub u run a ~ Inch MIL
Burrows q Co. % run ~ Inch mill.
THIRD TRlxL.
stfub toru 90 Inch mill;
Burrows n Co, 10 rua n ~ Inch mill.
When The pitch came, that boisierons eoufsE'
stepped out.
10 The above now append challenge 70 GRIND
cob-1red out OF whole cars Of corn.
fxili run my n inch ssoueoa Of tho south. !
/ With cob breaker attac hment. the sane article
that took the premium NJ the Ohio Stale Fair las
/ fall, against a "a inch Burrows mill, and VIM
stewards Ohio and Kentucky stock Feed Mills
both 10 be run AZ once; and n yon ar hpprehen
slse OF aflhky business, You lave my entire ap
probation 20 run Mr.. fcmeroy's Corn crusbef, ~
an auxiliary. should my single article faii u
grind equal 10 quality and quantity 10 The combin
ed productions OF The two mills, Qast hs 20,
pleased then you can draw \ few hundred dollar
Come, bo,s-dont be cowarSly; there 10 moth
lag like walking straight into me n.eri:s % thing
TOT. II. BuRRows 4 Co. mayiily
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

A DRUNKEN MlNIsrER.---Rev,
Mr.. West, rector of PETIT, Sussex,
has been sentenced BY the Arches
Court to two years deprivation Of
his benefce for habitual drunken
ness.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
PHILADELPHIA.
Proclamation.

yTTTHERFAe. the extraordinary aud unpss-
~ ceduuirddt mand for thai lnvainnbfe prep
aFailon, WnfGHT,s PREMIUM Ca
IltAH1OA, has Induced enslous persons 10
palm OF oihcr articles smllarin name and appear
ance. but absolutely worthless, which has a tom
deney 10 lnIaro the reputation OF the genuine
artlcr purchasers should be particular % ask Ter
"WfiKhl's" Premium kathaflon, and they mas
rely on receiving an article unoQuallcd FOR iil
virtues Tor restoring dccRfed head % half, for n
cool, refreshing and delightful application during
the hot wcuihe,. removing all d5nTfeceblu son-
satlons OF dxxh,ets aud headaeho, nna Tor the
toilet u haa ncser had an equal FOR its pleasant
ana delightful fragrance.
is ihoatands Of testimonials ara a sufficient
guarantees Tor lts completely restoring dceayod
head OF hair for removing hii dandrun. for pro-
venting iis falling 90, wkclher from sickness o.
disease. aud entirely dispensing with tbs use Of
hair dSes, ~ Il cxcltos lhe secretion. producing q
supply 81 la natural pigment or ecieFinE matter
luxufant growth.
For sails by every druggist IN the city. and By
Druggists and merchants throughout the United
ktates.
AIlbefRi dlacountto Wholesale dealers.
Price 70 Cents pefhoule.
PETER 4. Wight Co..
e4t Market ~. phiiAdolnhis.
agcntss--ai. W. Halle. ), W. Moody, brook
vile, n. y. Dubois. Fafneld. Whoiosail
Agents, ALLkN 4 co.. tlnelnnall.o o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Certificate iiom ID. l.. Starr.
lhaye known Mr.. Forsha's Altera.
tive Balm to perform a very extraor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
fused it upon one occasion. exter.
nally. with good effect. ] believe il
TO be a perfectly safe and efiicacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
oyember ofst. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
nRLMRoLn's nIGLy CONGRATULATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
gARgApARIIIA

FeFpunnluR ne hlpod, removing al diseases
nflslhr lfun uAeosh ~ NcUnfy, exposure and
lnpfupenee AND ~ life, chfunie Institutional
disease, Arising from az Impure State ut blood,
aud lhe only reliable Ahd elIurtna hnoNh
legledy lof tha cure OF hcfofula. salt ihaufn /,
hcald Head, uleefatiuna Of The Homes, = otif q.
fimplet 90 The face, pad all scai1 efuplions OF
gls skin.
1hs article /. now prescribed by some OF lac
most distinguished ph,ylcan IA tse country
ahd hHs proved m0fr efficient Ia lfacllca Than
auy preparation Of hafha9Flla yet ohnFud 10 tho
public. Several eases OF aetondury fphs lie,
MefcuFial aad hcfoluioua dlseesel have entirely
recovered lu Tho lneufablo wards OF ouf public
Int ilu lions Witch had Tor man, ytaia rutslrd vy.
~, m0ue OF lFraiinoht that eouid be devised -
These coscs lurnlsh aelklng exalnplesof the salu'
tnfy effects OF tnis nedlclnu "a Gf1tsthg some al
tho uont invelcfule dleehses, alter she glands
were dhiroyed, ahd The bones already aieclud.-
AoTiur.-isters ifoIa responsible fhyalelaus
nfd Professors OF several Medical coiIuses, and
certificates OF cures from patients viii be found
accompanying both preparations.
PRiers, fluid kxtraot OF haehu, 81 per bottle
esrpparila
cqvalIn, strength TO one gallon OF s,rud OF sar'
prepared aud soil BY II. n. HEIMBoLr,
chsmlal, ees chesaat Street, neor The Gifard
TO BIZ HADoP
JOHN w. MOODY,
Arookyilie,
And Of Druggists and Dealers.
AL letters directed 10 tho proprietor or ngeni
receive lmmcdiatu attention.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Wholesale Depot, at s. c. Reak-
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl 81. Gin.
DIR. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side Of Fifth ST., 3 doors east of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tynsr's, d. Price a.
Son's. Linck a. .Fareuhar's,Dr. Moody's
and Or. Hailes, BIcokville, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Should always be set top end
down. They will last twice as
long. Put six inches of broken
stone in the bottom Of the hole.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

n@- A young man of spirit,
not uufrequently mistakes his
vanity for independence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
cncIansu, sept lat lsao


This IL to certify that In tho summer
OF 1913, ! became 40 very lame ans
weak In my back. oeeasIonsd by np
that could not III down or get dn
without holding on TO eome object
was advised TO try Mr.. Foiehas Altere.
live BALM. ny bathing Il ak or eight
times, my back was perfectly reatoredl
and ! have felt no symptom Of lts return
slnoe
My wife, also, has used Il for Rheu'
muilc paine, headache and tooihaehs
with very beneficial results.
III. YEAKLE.
Dec. let. 1910.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

lsewensy . Disease.
~ wn. soxznv1IIx. v. s.. sUsyAto.
-
OF TIE manydiseasss to which
homes are subject In the western
country, there Is none more COM
mon, o. any which receives such
varied treatment a. the above
named.
What Is Sweeney It is said
70 Be { disease or falling away Of
the muscles that cover the upper
soapalA (shoulder blade,) at near
b ilo termination; tho hollow Is
about the sizo Of q mans hand,
and the skin On tho part and W
oinity Il represented to be grown
- l6ol 10 tho aub-tissue that II Is
dec6asa7y 70 pull att 1.-THE skin)
eovoral timos Z day, whiIo some
lp|kl|Ih|o rsnedy ID applied. In
(tono rou,arks ] would beg tho
loodof 70 understand, ] DO not do
~ hat the shoulder il at any
umc d|rooDed; bat as lamoness d
commonly confined 10 joints, !
geooully And on examination
That (ho muscles In the vicinity
g IL eoapuIa at lie junction with
Ne kumerous to b tho seat oil
~ |ameness, and such lameness
b b caused BY alps, spralns, get
ING The foot Ia tho manger box,
.nd|en pulling on heavy lOads'
Al 10 this sweeney. or hollow
part Of tho shoulder being the
cause Of seat Of lnmeuess, ! have
always protested against such, un'
der The three following hoads;---
Elns7-I have nsver boon able
TO zoe any NOTICE Of such disease
In tie beet works written by the
moot eminent authors Of tho past
And n~oao..k
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
Groceries.

NY stock Of Young Hyson. Gunpowder Imperial
M q Black Teas islaree and well s>icctedof late
Java, Mocha and i.agua2ara cofTees. Prime n. o.
sugar; Crushed, Powdered. Loaf and Clarified
Sugars; Golden Syrup, \ o. and s. "A. Noiassez,
tuba Honey. Rice, Nails, Window Glass. Seamless
Yarn aud Cotton Batting. with every article u<u-
ally kcdt by Grocers all OF best qualities. war
fanted to give satisfaction. for sale In qualities 20
suit, 1T theiowest market prices.
AAR0N A. Golfer.
s. 4. Corner Main q Seventh Streets, cin'u., o.
May le less.