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EXCELSIOR
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
n. q. BUfkKAH1 < co., BANKERS,

y. q. uUkKAM < co., BANKERS,
10 westThird st., Selves building,
between Main aud walnut.
CINCfN N Att, OHIO.
Who " IN receive them at the following raies IN
payment tot exchange as pa ION Correspondents
New York and viraiuia State Stock, Evansville,
ONE HALF PIX CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings Hauk, conacuviIio.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis,
Central HANK, Indianapolis,
hank OF the Capitol. Indianapolis,
tayesie County bank. connefssiiie,
Indiana bank. Madison,
Kentucky Stock Bank. Columbus,
Merchants and Mechanics Now Albany,
Cambridge q lty bask.
Crnmercy Hank, Lafayette.
Hank o ffndlnua Michigan City
Canal bank. EsanssiIis,
Crescent Guy usnk, Evansville,
Hank Of Salem.
Farnsrs' Haul, weatneld.
fniIaha stock bank Laporto,
prsife cit, Bank. refrc tiaule,
Southern bssk. Teffs iisuta.
oSE PkN ckST DISCOUNT.
hank Of SYRACUSE, =, faruss.
Bank Of klkhart. kIkhaft.
bank ~ hock viile. keck Vile,
BANK ofuoshen. Goshen,
Rank % Mount Vernon,
saat Of wa,.aw, warsaw.
Bank Of Meutieello,
ilfouk Wills tank.
tissasis hank.
Lagrange hank,
Huntington County Hank.
= '''."fi'w o fss CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western tank,
IIppesanoa tank,
Wayne Hanks,
Upper Wabash Hank.
Kalamazoo tank.
North Western, Bloomfield,
shawnee iant,
ktauhan County.
TANK af Fort Wayne,
tsahh Of Nuuih nenh.
psiswsFs ceanty Hank,
Indian Reserve Hank.
IAN athsf indiana Notes arc from . 70 " per
esnI Discount. and should nj once he Withdrawn
ffo,n circulation ny sending thsm u The ilafh.
ans. who Will fetutn, by mall, the highest sash
value fef thsms-Ikp.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

A@tt<t >Ns - &H0tHtI FttuA WHI~tA ~ y
Afnerirauism would stick into your
platform. would have our govern.
meut dcmand--aye. securo--the right
Of respectful funeral ceremonies to the
American when he dies. from every
nation on the face Of the footstooI OF
Almighty God with whom we have
amicble relations. Cheers.1
Il there any Catholic or any for
eigner In America who viii dare say
this Is an unjust demand? Sir, our
movement embarrassed as It is BY in
ternaI difficulties. must establish. and
will establish. sooner or later. that
which We have never had. because We
have never boldly asserted our right
to it--an independent nationality!
lCheers Yes. to use the expression
Of Ko>suIh. We mast Be recognised
everywhere a. one Of The Peoples
Of The earth--as m independent pow
or acting upon the principle Of equal
and exact justice" ia our intercourse
with other nations asking nothing
nsofs than that which No giye---accep.
ting nothing lsssi (Cheers.
We are charged with prescription
offoreigners ia proposing reform ia
our naturalization laws. A few words.
briefly. on that point. With the right
Of suffrage which the foreigner who
has immigrated. or with his privilege
70 % nasurs'lzsd under our present
system. We DO not propose to Interfere.
To those who are yet in foreign lands
We give notice Of . nav Iulo OF law
which . to DO established. That IL
81. who can justly complain OF this?
Certainly not the men OF forcigh birth
now with as. That there 10 neces-
s'sy Tor reform IN thiaregard no man
can deny. will not go into statistics
o. An occasion like this, bat I have
authentic documents to prove that for
oigu governments. who profess 10 be
on terms Of friendly intercourse with
~, have long been disgorging from
their penilenlisries and their pest
houses. their frlous and psupsrs, and
shipping them to the shofss Of Amer.
lea. In somo counsrIes--p particularly
In Belgium--ths Legislature has ss-
-sIouaIy considered. a. a question n
economy 70 the government. whsther Il
would not b. better 10 abolish their
prison and poor-house system. and
transport their fslons and paupers 10
AmerIoal That Belgium has often
psrpssraisd this great international
wrong there II no doubt. England.
too. has cent her fslons from Botany
bsyl Sir. "Younv Amerie A"--lhAl 4
70 Say. Ssmssl and his family. have
dessfmiasd 70 PCT IN md 70 these
transactions, even though the remedy
Be that most dire Of MI rs.orts---ths
VOID Of ''throe little lstlers--wAnl"
Cheers.
What do We. In our States. provide
IA Felerenee 70 rrupers who arc native
born AmsrloHnsy by ssasuse, which
fssu's'ss ~, 'n'sraoarss 10 shs mmlly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

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PROF. .. J. WOOD With confidence, do ~,
commend your Hair Restorative. ~ being the mosl
efencious article ever Jaw. l have usvi lbe
wnipheno aud other preparations 81 tho day, all
without uffvch since uslng your Hair iicrlofaye,
my hair aud whisketa, when were almost wnite.
have gradual, gown dark, and now feel conn-
doui, that lew moro applications viii rcstefe
them 10 their natural color. II also has relieved
me " all dandruif aud unplcashntitehlng,s 90 COM
q. kfLnY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING


ever OF rod IN MI. market. We have bven vefy
particular In buy Ing cur Clothing. and naier our.
selves thnt We eau 'fim you out, gentlemen, nom
"hsad 70 fost' Tor less monv, lhan any house W
this Valley. Give usa call.
Domestics.
We have an unusually large stock Of pomeslcs
such as Maslina beachud aud uhbleaehrd. nu.
lmgs, do. ilnca and Cotton Diaper, tlekings, &c.
Prinss.
When u comes 20 sc alureo" "we'fo arouna,"
but all lhIi We nevd "a, abosi pflnls ~, that We
have the Mesflmaek, Coeh,o, rhlllp ALIEN a
Sors, IA, STATE aud sprague brands, which every
body knowsaIe ~ good ~ xoli dollars
wall Paper
This II lust tho rsAsOn ~ Tho Year 10 paper your
walls-lhcy begln 10 look bal. We hasu made
large acer-sionn 10 our heretofore extensive stock
II Wall Paper. AID can, without doubt, exhibit
the latses. aud mess las!eiuls selected .iock-and
thsn so ehoap-of any hoaso Va these pafis.
Carpets.
We have just opened u largo and well selected
stock OF Imp oflra Carpets Of The latest patterns
kaR Carpets al snys ou hand,
lsoots and shoes.
We have one room devoted 10 thiu branch OF tho
business, aud We afu now prepared 10 suit with
Nhoss or hool., everybody even TO the smallest
nias, consns all NE vaf ara ss, =, ssass
Men aud boys hools aud shoot. We have ,
large assortment uf cuNfoM.MApk Boots and
SHOES of every description.
Hats and Caps.
Evory grade both for men and boys, even 10 tho
Iala st,io OF korr HATS f,r hard or soft hosds.
Call IN Gents, aud "Adnm" VIII glNe you "lls,"
Hard ware,
49," Uuoenssvmre and Gi.ssxvarc
We hayva Vhtru new stock, containing some
new patterns, aud all that ID wanted IN this way
Hut We ieel u unneeeasat, TO say more. suince
tor 10 say feel y grateful for tho liberal
patronage bestowed upon VA all through oar mer.
vanllla course, aud nothing 0n our part shall DO
done, at thls late day. 10 merit a diseontnuanea
of The raino. We ara sure that II good Goods,
cheap Goods. aud pivnt, 90 thom, aud Tentioman-
~ vlsfksto wnlt Oh you Is what you want, NO have
no fears.
apriis n. d. GALLONS soE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
ALL HALL!
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION.
pnOf. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

ME call tho attention Of all. old and young, Ia
w thin wonderful preparation, which tufn4 hack
20 ls original color gfu, haIr-oeyefa The head ~
Tho bald with luxuflAnt ffowih--felao,es the
dandfan, itching, aud all euianeous efupllons-.
henee, AZ uspd ~ regular dressing for ihp hair,
will preserve liz oolof aud keep u from failing ~
eKtFame old age, w all ia natural 6sauty, We
esi. then upon the bald. the gray, OF diseased IN
scalp, 10 use ~ aud surely, the a~ung ~ hot, ~
they value the Rowing locks OF The WHEELING cufls
ever bo Without H. irptalse 10 upon The longoe
Of lhouraula |.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

PROF WooD--ilnving experienced tho tinglc
effect of your iiair Restorative. | drop 3od thls
upon the subject. About two ,nl.fs aga. in, hair
commenced failing Oh and turning Fspf wVs
fsl bceomlng bald. imet friend who lIa used
,"u' ,,' s"n ,aeon.s, ,s nv,
little aifh, ~ had before tried 40 many other
remedies. | commenced usiug your Restorative
In January laff. few apple tions fAstcued my
hair firmly. IL began TO ill up, grow out, aud
turned back 10 It's iprmcf color, (hla'k). A. lhls
time, II sfulls reslo cd 10 IL original color, health
aud appearance, and eheerfulis recommend Ia
uue Va all. y. ID, HOES.
Chicago. ILL.,, May 1, iA5i.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

Tho ubseslhsr has opened Bakery y, ihe
house Familiarity known ~ the Old nnek iiorn.
on Main Bnree<s Stteot. where he VIII Keep con
sssn,is .ffcsn iirht bread. and al sorS Of eakes
aud crackers. lie - alec prepared 70 DO baking
for weddlnes and parties ~ short notice.
fob 20 3ns WILLIAM o6k&ENc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

Milford. Worcester. co.. Mass.. Nov. ~, te5i.
PROF. q. J. WooD--Dear siri tako y ieasurc
10 bcafng voluntary tnsumouy 10 Tho lnaglc e.
lccls OF your Wonderful Hair Rctsofallvo. Asiai
back as lHi6. my hair commenced falling 90, uuti
tho top of my scalp became bald ard smooth
glasa. aud u has continued 81 fal Tor great many
yenrs. notw Outstanding have used many culebr'
ted preparations cor ~ restoralion. Seeing your
advertisement, was induced 10 give your article
trial, and, 20 my utter establishment. iound, It'
Ter a few applications, that my hair bccane ufinl,
act. aud assumed glossy aud beautiful appear.
anco; aud By ihe time had used quart bottle,
my bald bead was covered over With young and
sirofousg oi hal =, which Il now from Quo 10
Two inehes IA length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY oooDhlch'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
Blank Deeds, &c.

1herc has l,sl been ssuod At this oiIicen new
an,. beautiful edition Of jlank DECIDE. short farm
We have also. z oii Claims. Mortgages. Commits
enhnannas
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

AZ 4 have ,ust received general assorsmeet q
w na,ssnd Caps, Cor Men, Boys and chi'assa'
low TOT cash. w,.s,x =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
RELIGIOUS EMBLEMS.

DEING A kfkikS OF omblemhtlc onrfnvings,
ID with written explanations, misccllaneous 90.
seryallons. aud religious reflections, designed 70
illustrate Divine Truth. In accordance with me
cardinsl principles OF Christianity by WILLIAM
HOLMES ana 'o'ls w. nannhh rupl's. sni
pages.
1hs Agent for tho above book - now canvass
Ing Franklin County for subscribers. AZ thoy are
~ be had ouly n Tho agents OF Mr.. Howe, twill
DO the only chance OF procuring them.
mar es Is. =. nAILoCK, Agent
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

New York. Oct ?, 1854.
PnoF. o. J. W0oD--iiear Sir; AMER rcaalilF
Tho advertisement m QUO OF Tho New York jour
nals ~ ,onr celebrated Hair Restorative, pro-
cured halt-pint bottle. aud was 40 much pleased
With II, that continued rs nse ios two months,
aud am satisfied II Is decidedly The best prepare.
lion bcfo the public. n al once removed OH
dandrun aud unpleasant itching from The scalp.
and has restored 10Y hair naturally. and, have no
doubt, permanently 40,
You have pefinlsslon 10 refer 10 ne, all who en-.
taftain any doubt oi ia performing all thni ~
claimed for ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
I1R Y0RE M Att EINlS

Posters, Haudbiis. ra'nphlet-. Label<. Blanks,
Ne. ut less rate than they werc vurdonc ~ this
Valley. and In style that aot be surpassed In
any country once, and Ut tho shortest possible no.
lico. Whether We can mike living nj Il or not
Ia our eoncorn. The public shall have Tho benefit
Of our advantages for doing cheap and good work
Moreover, having boon unterbid, heretofore, and
having icnraed how to rdfs nom tho lessons given
us b, competitors. we have determined W DO lob
Work. both for the county and individuals, AZ
about half the price heretofore charged, aud We
can mako money atthat- Bring on onr work of
every description, except work for lotteries and
shows. 49,
Wa nkvE NEW AND nNkrTuUL kssonfaErr oy
JOB TyPf, enabling us to coinpete. iil The beau
ties OF q job, with any "printcrs"in The Valley
W. feel sorry Tor tho members OF the "crail" that
can't competc with ~, bat We cant help u now.---
II may cause somo feneahpk among The old ssrnis''
that gave Us lessons In "ratting, !" but the, ought
not to bsms Ms for ont rating thcm amer The lea
sous they have given. Thoy may even call Il
.uniafreled Meanness,' but s,ill wo shall iry.--
Give usa uialet least, aud after nndlng the lowest
ice and we can do II etilt cheaper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC.-
II Llnak n faraahhf are US receipt 81 fll sup-
mics al The rhoicost tsfoccfios.Rnd beat selected
itnfiwnre. Cutier, and Nniif. ~ 30 CONNER
clnl Row, b, liNck n FARQUHAk,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

"Fiag az the freq hearts only hosas,
ny nLTel hands " yalor given,
Thy stars have III the wrikin dome.
Ant all my hues wcre born In Heaven.
Forever doat chat standard sheet,
wher, brvalhss The foo bal falls before us
With freedom's soii beneath our feet,
And freedom's banner waving o or usl''
As Mr.. Campbell retired. the meet
ing cheered with great enthusiasm and
prolonged the cheers for some time.
Mr., Criltendon then followed in an
eloquent address.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
Boarding,

The nndersIenedls prepared 70 take boaracrs
al tho valle, House fof TWO DOLLARS a week
mar2S y. NJ. POWERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

have ufod pgofessor o. J. Woods Heir Rosto-
rntlye. aud have admtsoa Va wonderful onects.--
II restored my hair where II had failon OF, "
eleaus to hend. ~ 4 fcnden The hair solt and
MARY A. Afl<fNeoN.
Louisville, Nov. I, te5i.
frTSod al iit Market street, 81. Louis, No.
\ o llroadwss, New York, and bs oil pfuggisis
ever, where. All kinds Of family patant n.edi-
cinss for shle, The best possible tofns, AZ Pro-
lessor Woods u'IabIsAmanl IL AMkel street.
-. Louis.
UIrn. v. iohustcn II sole aEeni TOT brpuksiiie-
anil IL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
TINE oREArrsr MEDICAL DISCOVERY on
THE Acf, 10


tOO1s ANU H-.Oao.
AZ 4 hRyu on hand goea assortment of Aoots.
W hhora, slippers. Caters, iuskins. ho,s, Ais,
eos und vhllafuna. Alec Mrs. Hurts ealvbfAlul
huski,la and lice. ~ ehsh prices.
ocl ~ IfSlk A. kfMIits
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18

u namour Of pcf.ons " - a love ~ ester
isnds Cur thsms tnkeo lalo no(1o1 ~ o(oe11n4 ell
she nss} wlsh % employ - sgseI y 49,. tsre
" leave brock vile to- Iowa. be!o - ~ VI ool
20 eli business Of thnt nA(sse eono4e1 y hin.
.svlue been esssevd = e9I1...<.. <sss.s
edge IA regard ID NJ <tc91n &x so
haSing no psrsossi Interest = - lor111ee u
lands not efrr<link y )ccste ~! ~ 49, "
,uss ~ Me- .ss- = s.ri,< 70 ssDia5 ~
esrsoss. a. csa b ecnes,,s1 - 01@11Tll|6, q
Il hss rssidsnce ulIps 80 81 -. - ~
letters sddse>soi y oin - ~ d s|E@z
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29

Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dossn.
I AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL Misses Hid, Morocco, En- Boots & Slippes
Peg'd 4 sewed Kid, knamsl & Goat Buskirs
and other styles for sale by
DAWSON, GR1GGs, 4 CO,
Brady street, ] door from Cd. Davenport, Iowa.
Dec =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29

The privilege which exists in some of the
slave States, Kentucky among the rest, Of
selling little children away from their moth
ers and selling mothers to be separated from
their children, is not only wrong and inhu.
man in itself, but has given great advan-
tsge to the enemies of Southern institu-
tons in the prosecution of their attacks
upon Southern rights. We hope that the
wrong will be promptly corrected, so far a.
Kentucky is concerned. Louisville Jour.
nal.
The privilege OF selling little Children"
at all, is abhorent at all times, but we trust
the effort of the Journal to induce the Leg
slature to prevent them being sold "awsy
from their mothers" will prove successful.
Slave dealing, nhuman in its best estate.
is never more SO, than whe IN it makes mer.
chandise of women and children.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29

NEwsrAPERs.-Judge Lcngstrset. Of
Georgia, whose views on any subject are
sensible, practical and worth treasuring.
thus sets forth the value Of q Newspaper:
"Smah is the sum that 10 required to
patronze newspaper, and most amply re-
munerated 10 the patron. care not how
humble and unpretending the gazette he
takes, it is next to impossible to fill sheet
ffty-two times year without putting soma.
thing in it that is worth the subscription
price. Every parent whose son 10 OF from
home should supply him with a paper. I
we'll remember what difference there was
between those of my schoolmates who had
and those who had not access to newspa.
pers. Other things beng equal, the first
were decidedly superior to the last in Dc.
bate and composition at least. The reason
is plain-they had command of more facts
Youths will peruse a paper with delight,
when they will read nothing else"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29
Professional Qaros.

II .lxs WILLIAM DooLAs.
Attorney al Law,
ALLEN 4 DoOLAN,
n Al ESTATE AGENCY AND Law OFFICE.
No. Z uRa's BUILDING,
NEWPORT, Phs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Taller,
HAS on hand anew and full assortment Of French
- and English Clothes, Cassmeres and VesIings
suitable for the season, which he VII make up to
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
win sesold aschsap aslhe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
supply ssvis for gentle
P.S. Would invite those aboutto purchase goods
the above line to give him call before
else xheas Re- One price only. no trouble 70 show
0fthesame. SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport April 1855.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJoHN J0RDAE's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMen,s and
ABoys, Ready made Clothing, embrac.
good woTkmen out ofthe best material.
Pine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack and
Paleot Overcoats, Cloth, Dress and Froek Goats OF
and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, Sst.
net, Velvet and Tweed PAnsalooRs. Silk, Satin Va
lcntia Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monke.
Jackets Drawers. Undershirls, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Gloves Crayats Shirt Collars Stocks,
Ties, Scarfs, Winchester and Scotpsapprcyed Patent
Snoulde Shirts, Umbrell rcle susual
y kept In gentleman's furnishing stores, including
Robes.de Chambr Ind Revere Veetsand Oyereoats.
Also q splendid assortment of uncnt Cloths, CASH
meres aud NestinSsall OF which will be made up to
orde the bestmsnper, With promptness, at sccom
modating prices, and by competent workmen. This
the monthly receipt oftbe latest
Fashions so thatordersintrustedto them may be re.
liedupop being in the lstcsstyle by those who de-
.irat All manner ofplain work ,aDd work of gen
/ sal medium promptly attended to as heretofore.
HATS ola new style together with all oiths com
N on kinds constantly on hand.
Ysnv M m N la nj
~ hopes to msri tsc optipuauce ofthesame.
s.. JOHN JORDAN.
Mercbar Cloihier on Frontstreet, eppo.
a the steam Mills. s-s..
n. % nnoYt. July cd 1855. MA.d-tf. (
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29

MORE GENEROUS THAN NE ISTENDED.-A
boy called at the house of Rev. John Pier
pont, in West Medford, the other day, and
begged some clothes. The doctor gave him
vest, and after he had gone, he discovered
that he had given away valuable gold
watch which was forgotten in the pocket Of
the vest. The boy was an honest one, and
promptly returned the watch on discovering
IL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-29
Cemplimsnts Of the eeasou,

There are some beautiful testimonials OF
affection and admiration passing between
the Administration organs and the Catholic
press, Just about these times. The Balti-
more Catholic Mirror. one Of the most prom.
inent papers Of its class in the country, in
its last number says: 1--WE regard the pres
emit Administration 40 one of the ablest and
most trustworthy In our annals" Now we
have no objections to high church organ
thus dipping in politics, even at the sacrifice
Of some of its reputation fer common sense
and common discernment-but suppose =
leading Methodist or Presbyterian Or Dap.
tist newspaper organ had just a. honestly
remarked-"Weregard the present Admin
istration as one Of the most imbecile and
corrupt in our annals"-where would Old
Line anti-American Indignation have found
words strong enough to express its indigna-
ton at the Church interfering with State, OF
at preachers daring to hold or publish an
opinion on matters of State! We think
any paper, whether Catholic or not, has q
perfect right to express admiration Of tho
present Administration-but just precisely
the same right have the public to believe
that the editor who speaks Of the Pierce
Administration as zone of the ablest and
most trustworthy in our annals" is either
poor, despicable, tawning sycophant or a
bought-up knave.-Evansrille Jour.
WHEN TO WEAR INDIA RuBBERs.-We
have noticed that many persons in our city
wear India rubber overshoes in cold. dry
weather to keep their feet warm. This is
an injurious and evil practice. India rub
Der shoes are very comfortable and valuable
tor covering the feet during wet, sloppy
weather, but they never should be worn on
any other occasion; their sole use should be
to keep out water. They should therefore
be put off whenever the wearer enters
house, and be worn as little as possible, be-
cause they are air-tight and both retain and
restrain the perspiration of the feet. The
air cannot be excluded from them, or from
any other portion of the body, for any length
of time, without sensibly affecting the
health. 1t 10 our opinion. that no habit
tends more to good health than clean feet
and clean, dry stockings, 80 ss to allow the
free perspiration of the neither extsemi.
ities.-Scientife American.
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