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h'THoSic ASSOCIATION An association has
h1s or e purpose ~ giving dramatic representations They
played THE Lady OF Lyons "wednesday night last before 49,
e3mpged q friends Of the a0claion The paper. pro.
nounce hghy crcitabs Performance same vhi III
thc Washington Methodist church. t. Rev oe,g -
horne delivered discourse Popular Amuspens" seirry
a. s text p1ou n The rhaper
OF hSdu'- Thou shsl not follow multitude 20 DO evil"
hsE PErrRaBrsoThe brick stables on second
ei rear Of c BonErook Hotel Peersburg we're destroyed
~ he a. az early hour yesterday belonged 10 VI,
Whham v Mallory The ESprcts although building
we're insured, Nc w. gsss considerable amount n nroveng a.
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~REAT REELECTION IN TIIE

rREAT REDUCTION IN THE
!" PRICE or HATS AND BOOTS.-Frotn 10
"a - per cent saved by buying from J n. AN
TlIONY, Columbian Hotel Building
Moleskn Hats % best quality, 81 -; DO second 4
CAlfskin SeU,d Boots, So; Congress Cater
Boots, f2,23; fine Calfskln SeEei shoes, s2.25. Z
}. III. ANTHONY has made grIr-nts With
one Of the b-st makers Ia the city % PhladephIz
20 supply him With handsome and substantial
Calskiu Sewed BOOT, which he will ell ~ the un.
preeedenied low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF.
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TO FARMERS IND OTHERS.

lU 1hMEhS 1NU UlHEhS,
NTE prepared manufacture and repair every dc,
Wv ssTPioq Of Agricultural Impe@eat: wshsv-
qur,d carrying Business We are pfrpared 10 ree
u,ror style he various Reaper, nov used One verytmPoant
nsnniaeins and they warranted" We call The
: 70 every resp equal not superior Oter
gentlemen Who have given fair trial We s.ot,
ne liberty OF referring to other gentlemen
We purchased Of N-ssrs NElsoS Morn, .,a.oD On.
heir ~ ia Drum straw Carrier and
hat the machine sd BY ns vii thresh tp.r e.ss ns r-s
less grain Of wheat than other that
Ro sf Il Il. G srTIl
HenreO, ian Nov, 1855 Jos. J. PLEAs1Srs
bearing date September hand
your Machine fort~o seasons and moe, ehserty re.
Commend .. - sysI have a.saatAs iran easy and
sPee..sly you. o5d servant RICHARD ALLAN
BCcErsoH,A Co, Oct. 9Th. ISIS.
&c lemsn-Your Of 2oh September 1855 received
store BusishA pleasure ssad yos ts an
neEed certificate Yours very respectfully.
~ hereby certify tbs. have use. Of Mr. Molr.
worked Given my hand this Ill ocob~r lsS WV
GEORGE W KYLE
purchased % the MOrr Lr-s wuIsos
i9 hTsshs ih5 crop: With IT, making the hed
shi9s have used believing that cleaner fasl
r'eareo' Nov. li'h, ISIS. hEsRY cox
CuEusyiLIs, sept ia, 1855.
GSnemens With pleasure record evidence 10 IA
yo 81 your resug Machine II requires
dos than ,uy We hAye ever and remarkable for
lily and durability We rnphateAly Farmers Ma
chine and mot chss6Ny recommend farming couma
NJ W Adam Capt, Davis are nice Observers and
Machine thrashed this
VIII ts Performance Very respectfully
WYATT SMITH,
J. Y. CRCTE
REFERENCES Geo Holtybecker Ane4: wm Archer Cock
Chestertrt VIM VI Harrison, Richmond. Copton Charles
CITY y W. Appeson Charles city Ivey. kppsmatto1
Benz Robinson, William;
City o. Austin North Carolina; aud others.
NELSON MOTT
Main Rrbr
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ram "NLy ~ VERA rs, Hts AW w. rnE II,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

BxEs
AMONGST suNFEuUs CuNPEIrUgs
LIZA A PERKINS,
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- as Vssiaby R PT 81 her % , s Queen Of
or Tie radical cure of the most obstinate disease resulting
Dr Gandul DepHrfire ROB- tested for number Of years both
N hospitals ana private practice 10 EuroPs aud America
medicine devised Tor such maades having failed OF exhibit
yeier'te syphilis, serofa Dropsy, Ulcers Ctncsrs Eryn
" Cr a 1s fapom h'ls o. Msreury aud the host
pn ' s remedy q aTp.ns efficacy. discovered by Or
nsdon and compounded mostly o. precious medicinal pan,-
beyond the reaehof medical SKIN Directions
each bottle For following agents and p ci
sl husRs IN the United states England, France spain
lode. and south America
se[. ~! GAnirs Trenton, j. Tho. Bonsn Philadelphia
Sn w TSar p hR" Band GssnO.et Bass Della
Norfolk Broushon; Richmond Ladley Robinson Charles,
ton, ; g, Panknin Phin New Orleans, j. Llsdc.
N .s'reeelvins and Tor sale by L II. sxiSkfR g.,
E'tnee SPoRTINt PowDEH-570 kegs. BLAsflNG
se9 b1vENPoRr, ALLEN CO
f. e q. 1p.. 6sr S.5a.y t5.s
% BILL, Iron Bound Malt and Rye whisky.
mhI RADCLIFFE DOUGLASS
RoYs' cLoTHING;awc have received the i,.re., ,nd
oE,yss cali MrRCiIiNf, wEislaFR I !" CO. want
"ln, NO liz Main street.
oSoas and SsS B:Ss s y pl.a.,
Tor sale low by mis- zimmerman.
u II bushels orr
A'h BILE At short notice In the Basin Dock
mhin BACON A a
HOSHEN BI rIER.-So Kegs choice Goshen Butter just
milo A Atrp ot AZ.
HbH1mE HACON AND LAHO.-i8 hhis Hams, SIDE.
Shou1s breasts and Joles, 81 kegs pm Leaf lard
eeNt1 ahh Tor sale ny SIZER A PHAUP.
y ~ Main street.
1nA uTSlIELs PRIME CLOVER SEED.
HNO expected this morning, snd FOR sale BY
@hi2 LEWIS II wEBB co
100n BUSHELS DRIED APPLES
WV 1000 do Pes
100 do Dried Peaches, Tor sale by
mari JAS WINSTON
ANHs. SOUTIIWOHTH'S NEW RooK-rtp TOP
4Nh GLIB MD CHORUS BOOKA and choice collection
81 Copyrights never before harmonIfd and many rons Of
Modern GrTman sud Italian Composer arranged Ia ar style
~ ie nse ~ Ge Clubs Singing Glasses and family
circle, BY JARVIS and GctEe. 81.
III % 80 ~ " '''"
The Three Marriages Life Watering Place by Mr., Hub
back cloth o. ~
uoyd Steamboat Directory, Disasters on the Western Wa
tef one hundred hne enEravlncs and fortysx 90
Peabody Soc '
~ 20. s"'
rH,y Liberty and slavery By Albert Taylor Bea.o L. L.
u. " For sale ~ NORRIS
mh' No VI Main street
EnNEUN
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AUCTION SALES.

hGtitI DAYS.
nv ruOMsa NJ Ewr.x~

|" IhoMS W kkksfr
omes -iA Geo , suunsr. No 30 Pearl STREET
NNIttTeH's sAtt Ob VAitA-
I1.zt 81. sn H1ssshoLp AND kIrcHsS FUSSi
TN. Az ~ rhSoI Okfn AT kCcrioS.-wh 4 III
sold on Monday Morning Mach si
- ate rssiescs " John O-ofs- i-e-.a orr-- ~ Al ~
shall Streets al " b. hou-i ant
~ pr, o. on- hsnd,ns R0~Sosi Psn" FoFt-
urei ~ Nunns Cisrk-) Sofa Chars Ryckrg
b. Hat IA c-rT-t- WARDROBE B-s-.d. l,s N,f
ss-e. pnnr Tables Sd~bosrd Chs. Glzs. Eah-n
-'h NJ usasl assortment Of kfti-n ruruitgf~
ALSO
"'- Satil- ana hrrn~ nearly ilh
y GEORGE. Ex~cufdr
-ss Conducted BY raJsAs " KEEssE. AC,l. MIR
tnH HIHE.-A good Cook. wa.l-r ana Iron-r iii TO
Children Apply on the p GEORGE
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N NICE tNn VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC
- IORf on lirH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS
fpk SALE At ACCIION--win b sold "WEDNESDAY m.
-o March iS5 the premises O'clock ths,
really NalaAe Tobacco Factory, side OF ith
nwevn Main and Cary
y b Dickinson and sam1 Bailey, annual $1,000
Ihr lot fronts 81 feet, extends hack feet.
Ih terms which viii b. liberal. viii be made hour
% i- tNrr and Insurance or the present
BY th- purchaser. GODDIN A Ape RSON
Aurfnn
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FRESH
SRRING IL RnW ARL, &.c

n AN opening large assortment 81 HARD
n WARE AND CUTLERY, % Foreign and panes. ~SsA.-5
tic manufacture. all o. which have been bought on
The most favorable FOR 10 &tk<sxe.2
Sufce say that nv ,io-k Iae and
complete invite my friends and the pnhi
generally. 70 call aud my goods before akr er
purchase THO ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dcaer In Foreign and Domestic Hardware
mhls Cutlery No IS MAJ
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~ rO rHE VOTERS or HICiIuOND..

oS lsa's 10 star t the Information o; all that cot
ta 20 r a have heretofore been, candidate the
liIN SERGEANT II elected personal
Gallon to the discharge Of the ddirs OF the office
R..lre,hlliy, PETER W. GRUBBs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-22

DINsOIN EION.
VuNfE Firm ~ HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON erpfred nj,
n the II iuu., by limitation. 49,
Al persons having claims against concern will present then
for Ptyment sud III indebted requested m
mediate payment
The name q the ar viii BY either member To close H.
euHuets WM w. HUBBARD.
JAS W. GARDNER
AMBROSE CARLTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-22

NM r. receiving Spring. SUPPLY
w sisiing IN part Of the following articles.
- bbls. Crushed and Pdlveriscd Sugar
D. do G. yellow
- bids New Orleans do
JIG Bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee
leo Boxes Brown aud Black
loo Boxes Adamantne Candles
10 hhis. Bacon sides Shoulders And Hams
~ Kegs superior Carb a sal suis
as hhs New Orleans Mol,sse.
Lon ibis Mountain Dew whisky
IS do, Old Rye, Various Brands
10 do Kert's Sufnmerdean DO,
50 bb and 20 4 Casks Imitation Brandy
200 Sacks Salt, Ashton and Marshall
81 Kegs Pousranate Tobacco
% Boxes Ground Cohse
50 Packages Green sud Black Teas
MsO-vnsEar, Pepper, Anpce Wrapping Paper Yesst Pow
ders Hrooms, Buckets Holland and Ami, Bsndv
Mrs Miller Pine Out Smoking Tobacco Petre and many other
articles too tedious to mention IN advertisements
mhlS RATCLtFF DOUGLASS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-22

RkFERENCES-G-o. Holtybecker. Arella Archer Cock
CheseItrt Vim VI Harrison, Richmond " Clopton Charles
CITY p W Apperson Charles City; J. Ivey. AppsmattoI
Benz Robinson King William: President TYLER Charlie
CITY o. Austin, North Carolina; aud others
NELSON MOTT
hlhlt 80 Main street, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-22

purchased % the above Machines OfMorr. wuL-os
sd having 'heshv ;hrr- with IT, making the
5s Ibis IL Without hesitation pronounce ma
chimes have used, believing that cleaner fustsr
and break less grain Of wheat than any have
HeEteo, Nov. lith, ISIS. hESRY cox
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HOTELS. &c.

vU>HE PMorRIETOK az THE POwHA-
- TAN HOUSE, socits the Of the II
TIE OsnsrAl Assembly, and others visiting the
S and promises 10 hi
The Tie known and % desirable. u.,
Il needs 90 further Communication.
ne1t-u JOHN DARRAcOrr
lfOLLINGBHOOk HOTEL.
NoiCk-ih taking charge Of the above establishment
~ you'd respectfully solicit ~
call and My table ai-ay. sprs. -lth ali hs s-
esei-. OF The The .nr.
-ife 49, that the ladies .y,
-i,h grauned and all house iur.
city My Omnibus different deo 10 si,nd 70
jyie-u Joseph l. cAKRrSGroS. Proprietor.
u'tLIRE HOUSE, WHEELING, VA.
DH WATSON CARR, PhornIsros
IuNHIs magnificent Hotel corner Of Market and
tie travelling public IL Il supplied Nth requisite
rooms. te. mInu,.. rnlk 81 ,.
more aud Ohio Railroad The Chesapeake and
square Esprvss stage oaces in The basement,
Prtey only VI 81 per day
80 omnbuses are Away. In attendance to convey
.PiS WATSON CARR. Prouri.,or
LYNCHBURG HOUSE,
VAIN srREET. LhNCHBt re, VIRGINIA.
-. - Transient Visirr- VI 81 per day. IL
MONTICELLO HOUSE,
w CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
regularly from IN. RAILROAD depot 70 In.
hou'e free OF charge mhs-iy
" MAIN sTREET' srAuNroS VA
WOODWARD 4 COALTER Proprror,
An omnbu. runs regularly to and from the Railroad Depot
10 this house. free Of charge. mhs,-ly
H.. sxIAD L,c.,.
WASHINGTON s5sI,,s,N HOUSE,.
- ~. SNEAD g. co.. PEorhfKroEz
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ENOR SAIE.-A valuable BAY STALLION. 1.-THE N
~ msek Hawk Stock siH ycsrs ~ Drives hneiyin 5r
harness and superior wishing 10 u
hr breed o. horses will find ts favorable opporunty Adrrs
,OStS LYMAN Goshen Ltchncii county. Connecticut
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CO-PtHrNEHsrIIP.
uNNE undersigned have entered co-parnerhp under ~
n style Of
GARDNER, CARLTON a CO.
Tor DE ~ Root SHOE HAT
and LEATHER BUsNEss No III Main strret and soic
mare u public patfonagt JAS a. GARDNER
AMBROSE CARLTON,
Richmond, January Also is ,Gsmu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
~ - g 81 A.

RRIvAL and Departures Of p ssenger Trains To take
n eject on and after SstuTdBy, June 2i-t, 1875
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville IS o'clock Ar
irving at Cha noogs at O5 orcs p NJ Night Passenger
Trains Nashvs al P. H., arriving a Chattanooga
a. 4 20 NJ.
iay Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at GAM Ar
rvng at Nashville 2sO p ~ Nigh Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga at 915 ~. ArFv NJ NahVile s.45 An.
a. ANDERSON, Superintendent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04

EW FIRM.

NEW FIR VI.
" y. SEauIRf A IL. y. PEACH,
have foFnei = psFtnershlp under tbs n~ne %.
and sye q T. }, Seal asy CO. aaa taken fhs stoek ~
and s'and 81 u. seAhary c., IA Coopers hloek 4
Cherry street, sad ansouncr 10 their friends and The o
thst hey pFvpafed every description Of uork
tie PLUMBING 81 SIMS Ia he nratsst aost snb
stAntai they si also furnish and a Gas fx
tara Ia the ndsomes, SYKES 1Aey Fesp efaly SOLICIT
share Of pablse pstreaage.. ianzl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04

IACOAEte CsubseA rla ssls. Plaza. strip.
u ard Cheesrd aus and Nansooks, m.gy, fnslA Tuas
Brzntra. Aarssilles OAHU, IA - And ausiu curtains
Lace Masn Jac1nel eetts Nasn aad 1sc1nss CoiAr
swiss ane saconet 0uLenss ssss AMI jGeoaet miass
yol Lace ad 9gags; bAck 6eaFeFs Lace crapzz IaF
tsu's e. tc. AZ wy ehssP - heclElLAEpR
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 StfIPPERS,
Ky Savannah In Nashville

a the NAsl vile AMI Chtuanooga Railroad Company
~ have notified reminded the Central Railroad Com
anies Of &c rgia Of tier ana Il does ct
have teen noticed recognized in the hand bills Of
that Company, recently distributed IN city. We take
tbs method Of inf0rmng the Merrh4nts and clippers By
The will be IS for 100 bs hrst class
goods and 81 IS the grand bills represent; a25 s
the average through rate hst eis gOos from the
ward 10 Nashville bot beet The variation 0i 10 cts
ad at summer and dtductOd q 10 pc, 100 lbs.
Winter Nhich the per Advertisements,
Si35 from Jane December, shd a. from Dec 10 June.
II. ANDt RsON,
nj
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

This is an article Of food which
has for many years been confined
to the descendants OF a single
family Of this town. Its excel
Ience will commend it to the at
tention OF those housewives who
wish to make a good display Of
culinary skill upon their tables,
at the same time having a due
regard to economy. The lady
who furnishes the recipe has Civ
en- frequent opportunities Of tast-
ing their delicious flavor; and il
any are inquisitive, perhaps she
might be induced to inform how
they obtained their homely name:
TO three teacupfals Of butter
milk add three tabiespoonfuls Of
rich cream, and q small quantity
Of sugar. Stir in -four until it is
Of a consistency ofpaste for dough
nuts. Roll out to the size OF a
large breakfast plate, and FRY in
lard to a rich brown color.
"As each cake comes from the
fire, cover with apple sauce made
from tart apples sweetened 70
taste, and spiced with nutmeg OF
cinnamon, and continue the pro-
cess till the plate is well heaped.'
Oxford Dem.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14
RAISING moos.

Joseph Green, Of Macedon, N.
Y, has furnished us a verbal
statement Of his mode Of raising
and fattening swine for pork,
which be has practiced with uni
form success for the past nine
years; aud which he thinks wor-
thy Of attention.
He commences with spring
pigs; and at the outset takes care
that they are no moro in number
than be can furnish abundant food
for. He feeds them milk: sour
milk from a small dairys--but
does not allow it to become dilu-
ted with dish water or slop Of
any kind, which Is thrown around
his fruit trees He thinks a
great loss is usually sustained by
feeding pigs diluted drinks, in
stead Of the most concentrated
liquid nourishment. His expert
ments also prove that more and
better pork may DO made by hav-
ing as few pigs as will eat the
food, than by moro common at
tempt to do great deal with a
little, or in other words, Of hav-
ing twice as many animals and
trying to fatten them on short al
lowance. Meal and bran are adj
ded at O late period, rs needed;
and before mid-autumn, they are
fed mainly on the ground meal
Of old corn. They are not found
to thrive so well on new corn, and
fail on anubbins." They are al
ways kept up, aud not allowed 10
feed on SO bulky and comparative
" unfattening a food as pasture.
After about six months treat
ment in this way, or rather when
six months old, they weigh about
800 pounds each. Last year, at
seven months Of age, three weigh
ed in the aggregate 956 pounds.
This year the only one as yet
butchered weighed, at six months
and ten days, 29S pounds. This
weight is taken after the animal
is dressed. They are "the COM
m,n Breed" which in this part Of
the country appears to be a slight
mixture Of some Berkshire with
a little Leicester blood, with more
Of an older and less favorable ina
tive" sort, long known through
the country. He ascribes Tissue
cess entirely to his mode Of treat
ment, and not to any superiority
Of blood OF breed.-Counfry
Gentleman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

CONTEXT rom a sEuvBCE or SEE.
vEm-TuE LITTLE GIANT srILL
AHEAD.
The long-talked-of contest be-
tween the rival corn-mills came
of on Saturday before a commit
tee composed Of Governor Wright,
Of Indiana; Hon. II. L. Ellsworth,
Ex-C Commissioner Of Patents; W.
d. Wilson, Esq, Of Burlington,
Iowa; Col. Harris, Of Columbus;
Mr. Barrows, Of Missouri, aud
Mr.. Nine, Of kentucky.
The trial was had In The stables
Of the Black Boar Hotel, and was
witnessed by a largo conoourso Of
people.
The committee examined the
mills most critically, having bad
them taken apart for that pur-
pose, and then noted the number
Of revolutions each mill made in
grinding a given amount Of corn,
as we'll as tho amount Of power
applied, and the quality Of the
meal ground by each mill.
Having witnessed the opera
tons Of the various mills, the
quality Of the work, and tho pow
or and principles Of each, as poin-
tod out BY the proprietors, the
committee adjourned to the Spen-
Ger House for the purpose Of de-
liberation and decision.
The result was a verdict in Ca
vor Of tho Little Giant, and the
silver service was awarded to Mes
srs. Scott u Hedges.
This Is as 1t should DO, and
nothing more than we had reason
to expect. The Little Giant is
the great original mill, and can't
be beat. 1t is hardly possible
to find q place in the coun-
try that is not supplied with
these mills so higharo they IN pop
ular favor, Those who have used
these mills (and they are exceed
ingIy numerous) will rejoice with
US at this decision Of the COM
mittee, and set 1t down at once as
just, fair and equitable.-Cin.
Eng.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

Cutting Timber.
Timber should be cut while the
tree is in its most rapid season Of
growth, and near the close Of the
growing season, when the termi-
nal bud Of each limb is fully FORM
ed. Saw-logs cut in winter al
ways decay on the outside more
or less if left over, while summer
cut logs keep sound for years.
Hickory cut in the winter soon
suffers with ''powder-post." II
cut in August it will keep iorev-
er.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14
Cincinnati. Dec. sth. lsd9.


A Certificate from the Rev. J. d. Flnloy
CIneinsali, March 9TH. 1859.
DR.. Forsha-ThISi Is the first time In my
long life that have given my name In
recommendation Of any medicine. as gen.
eralremedy though have often been sellcI.
ted. ! have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years. FIRST, for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee, Of which was nearly a
cripple, than for very severe brases on two Of
my family; then violent attack ofdlarrhsea
on myself then for Inhamatisn, for bufns
bruises. and for very severe case OF stifI
neck, brought onby violent cold, and a
think have had full proof Of iis medical
properties, In g,eal many ofthe diseaaes for
which you recommend Il, and have moi
found Il 10 fail In even sno Of them. sui, B
20 notsay that Il lie an infallible cure. yet
ismy sober onvlctlon. thar Il Is tho DO
compound Tor these remedies for which b, Is
recommended, that have ever tined, a. d 1
have tired many | will not. n | can pro-
cure Il, be without II in my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you win nIt
continue to compouni |, honestly and that Il
may relieve thousands Of sufferers. NOR,
heartily recommend II to my fe!Iow-clil.ens
a most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, aiIecsionaiely,
J. b. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14
Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations
neLMnoLo's iIronly CONCENTRATING
.E0EPOUNDlLuID XYRhgP DDCHU,

FOR diseases OF The iiander aud Kidneys. secret
Diseases, Slfictnrefs Weaknesses. and All as.
eases OF The Spxnal Organs. whether ln male
o. ionrlo, from Whatever canHo they may have
ofleinated,snd no inatsof OF how Long stand
lag.
II Won have contacted tho torribln .lsoasu
which. whsu seated w Tho system, will surely 80
down from one generation 70 another. undofns.
ming the constitution, aud sapplng tne vors vital
fluids Of life, do not lfast yourself In the hands Of
ouncks, Who start up ovrS day Ia q city like lhls
and nil the papefa with fiarinr halsehooa
too well calculated 70 deceive The y0nnr. and
those not acquainted ~llh thelr Tricks. You can.
not be TOO careful IN the selection ola somed, In
taera cnsga.
Tue Fluid extract Buchu has been pronounced
BY eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
known. ttis n medicine perfectly pfeallfii IN its
taste, and very Innocent In ts action. aad YET 40
thorough that Il annshilafes every particle Of The
rank and polsonou. ,fhs OF this drcadfal dinease;
snd, unlike other remedies, does bot dry v p The
dleease In the blond.
conptl aiionsl Debility. brought on by self.
abnsc, most terrible dlsease, which has brought
lhousands 10 untlmei. graves, thus basilar the
brilliant hopes OF parents. asld bllRhlrng Ia The
bud the glorious ambition Of mauy noble outh
can DO cured By this Infalllble Kennedy. Andrsa
medicine which musi bcnchi ever, body. IRON tbs
simply delicate 70 THE confined aud dosppAlfl,lp
Invalid, 40 oqualis 20 ue found acting both as
Cure aud Provocative.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

CaN'r AFFORD lT.-@Como in,
Joe, and let's take a drink"
"Thank We, Thomas, can't az
ford it."
@Well, but I'll pay for it."
20, I'm not speaking Of the
money
"What then?"
"Loss Of health and energy,
moral principle, character, peace
Of mind, self-respect, and a sweet
breath"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

NURSERY PuDDING.--Slice some
white bread, without crust; pour
scalding milk on IL; let it stand
until we'll soaked, then beat it
we'll with four eggs, little sugar
and grated nutmeg. Bake In
small cups half flled.-Er.