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CINCINNATI.
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm,

For Internal and External Use.
This Balm Is warranted TO re-
lieve all Rheumatism, Strains 10
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or stiff
Neck, Toothachc, 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
and Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Plourisy, Flux, Fever and
Ague, Piles, Corns, Flesh cuts or
sores, inflammation in tho Head,
Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys,
Summer Complaint Of Children.
Worms, and inflammation Of the
Stomach and Bowels, Group and
Sclrlet Fever.
Tho reason why Tits Balm reaches all these cas-.
esis because u reduces Inflammation, and nFouscs
tho secfetlons and nervous system Into act lone
This power II owing 70 the peculiar combination
Of Medical properties without their being neus
tfallxcd. Tho medicine IL perfectly safe, not con.
taIning any deadly poison, OF mineral, n will,
| VI used freely, net Immediately upon TIE liver,
and all other sserotiye organs.
Head tho following Certificates.
Prom Rev. John n. Finley.
g. ciseisnssl, March AN, iess;
DR., forshn--Ths ID tho nrst time IN my long life
that have flyon my name IN recommendation OF
any medicine, ns a general remedy, though have
often on solicited. I have a sed your Altera-
tive Hahn for nearly two years, nrst, for tho
rheumatism In MY hip and knee, Of which was
neatly n cripple. then for very severe bruises on
two of my family; then violent attack Of dinr.
rhon on myself thon for inflammation. for burma,
bruises, aud for very severe case Of stid neck,
brought on by violent cold, aud think have
had fall proof its medihai properties, In great
many OF the diseases for which you recommend N,
and have not found II 10 fail IN slugle one OF
them. SIN, do not say thatit 10 an ininilihle
cure, yet II Il my sober eonyieon, that II 10 the
recommended. tuat have over tried, and have
tried many. will not n lean procure NJ be With
out II IN my q mIly for any consideration. Hop.
Ing that you viii still continue 10 compound u ha.
nesly, and III Att may relieve thousands OF suie-
rers, most heartily recommend II ~ my fellow
citizens as a most excellent Family Medicine.
Yonta, alIaellonalely,
J.h FINLEY.
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81, 1893.

PonEnoy, o., Dec. I, '5s.
DR. FoasnAi--Yoni medicine has completely
cured me, aud am hale and stout, and no signs
OF Rheumatic pains about mo, am very thank'
that you made your p2earnneo In this place. The
only 70 greet inow have Ia. that you did not como
soone 2, as much suffering aud . xponso would have
been done away. Ihope you may always DO sue.
eessfnl rs with me, and 1.-Two 10 COED old age, aud
never suicr with The rheumatism. have only
used what balm bought Of you, and am now a
new man. Yours, truly.
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Blank Deeds. &c.

There has dstbeen issued Al this once new
and beautiful edition Of Blank Deeds, short form
We have also, Gait Claims, Mortgages, Commis
ioners' DECIDE, old form Deeds, Summons and
subpenas
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Wholesale Depot, All. & G. Re&khirts, No. u
Pearl-st. Gin.
DIR. Forsha. Drug Store, North side OF Fl.th-st-,
doors east OF Smith, Gin. o.
For sale by ID. v, Johnston, NJ. W. Halle, Siaugh-
ter * Williams, J. Powers, Linck & Farquhar,
and VIM. l.. Farquhar, In Brookvillc, and By coun-
try merchants generally.
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can recommend Mr.. Forshas Alternative Balm
as being the best medicine ever used for cramps
and palms. when had the Cholera, I was oramp-
cd very much, and In less Than one minute was
relieved OF oil pains. have tried II FOR uls, brui
ses, and burns, and found u 10 give Immediate rc
lief. was taken with severe pain m the back
could not straighien myself, and only rubbed
II twice. and the pain leii me, and was as well rs
ever was. II Ii good for hoadach my sou was
attack cd with n Gov headache, and IN ope-half
houraftor bathing his hoao, he was relieved.
Yours, respectfully,
]. w. AsnER.
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ra TRUE INTEREST OF FARMERS MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN,
NEW YORK

4 z = :.
cARYIn'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
TlIk dRfAf PURIFIER or TnR nl.00nl
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KN0WNl
Not a Particle If Mercury IN ~
Rheumatism, Obstinate calaneons fFnptiona,
flmpies OF fusiulea on the faea, illoiches.
hollis, Agno and Fever, chFonle koFe f,os,
hiufwofm, OF .fosieF. enld.Iload. No.
lnFfement and pain ~ The Homes aud
joins ,hail hhenm, stubborn Ulcers,
hlphllne nlsofdrFs, and all diseases
aFi.inE from. M la jadleious nee Of
Mercury, tinpFnsienee w llfp,
or impuFlly of The Hood.
This great Alternative medicine and purifier OF
the Hood lenow usod BY thousands of graiafn
patients from NIL parts 81 Tho United States. who
testify esily ioto Tho remarkable cures performed
BY the greatest OF all medicines, "caffora Npan n
lsh Mlxtafe.n Neuralgia, khenmntlsn. Rorolnia,
kFuptinns on the skin, Liver Dioeaao, Feyers ul'
GERS, Old sores, Affection Of The Kidneys, Discas.
% OF the ihtoat Female complalnl Palms and
Aching % The Bones and Joints, are speedily pni
70 nlshi by uslng lhs great and lnes,lmablo rem.
For all disease, OF tho Hood, nothing has ye,
been found 70 compare with 70. u clennasa the
system OF all lmPuflues, acts gently and ancient.
y ON The Liver aud Kidneys, aud rtronethens The
nlFuatlnn, gives tone Ia The stomach, mhkoa the
ssin elaaf and heal,hp aud restores tho constltn.
exeeeses Of YOUTH 10 Ia pristine vigor and
strength,
For the diseases Of Pemelen ria peculiarly ap.
plenble, and wherever u has become known 4.
regularly prescflbri with tho hnpplest effects, -.
u ins igoFaiea The weak aud deblliatcd, aud i'm.
paFis elasticity 20 the worn out frame, clears me
skin, aud lensoe The patient fresh aud honllhV
slnale bottle of this inoaNmabln remedy IA worth
moro than all The so.eaied faFsapaflilas ~ exlsl
cnce.
Ths large nunlberof certificates which we hnv.
received from al portions Of the United hlsles. II
The best evidence that there Il no humbus aban
~. Tho Pfoss, the holsi-keepors. mnglatrntor
physicians aud public mon, well known 10 ths
community all add their testimony 10 the won
dufinl effects Of this
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
cpu on the Agent and Fetan Almanac, and feas
The detailso OF The wonderful cures performed b,
Carers kpfnish Mixture. On most easos whef.
every thing else had signully faiiod) Tho limit
OF an advertisement will not admit their full in
suriion.
WIN s. BEERS & Co., propriotors
.Ns 30I, Broad,oay, " Y.
To whom all orders muslho addressed.
For sale b. Druggists aud Country Merchant
Ia all parts ~ the United States aud tho Canadnr
and by ~, w. Halle, iirookslile, A. X. Chase
New Trenlon; James Turner, Fairfield, Charlie
Vancamp, NelamOFai i. Clifford 4 Co., Laurel
aud II. ShFlunr. AndeFaonxlllo.
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As. Buricgh & Bro, Pew ALBANY, Ind, Pro-
prietors Tor the South and West.
A.. w. Halle, Brookvilie; Charles Vnncanp,
Metamora; 4. n. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio; end
dealers In medicine generally.
June 20
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am well acquainted with Alexandra Clark and
his wife, and also John WALKER, aud know the
above statements 10 DO matters OF fact, and they
are persons OF respeciabllity and candor.
[Signedl A. ciBLER'
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Cultivation OF the Peach.
A valuable communication is
given from s. T. Jones, Of Staten
Island, New York; a most success
ful cultivator, the chef items OF
management in which are briefly
the following: |. Low and open
pruning, commencing when the
tree is young, by cutting out top
or centre Branches. 2. Prevent
ing overbearing; both for the Wig
or and longevity Of the tree, and
for the size and quality Of the
truit, by a free use Of the knife
late in winter or early in spring,
shortening back the shoots, and
thus removing portion Of the
fruit buds, and also removing any
branches which become too long.
allowing your shoots to grow out
and take their place. 3. The
trees are examined for the worm
ut the root, late each spring and
early in autumn, according to the
we'll known mode ofcutting them
out and destroying them. An
oyster knife, which is pointed, and
sha a double edge, is preferred for
this purpose. 4. Good, clean
cultivation, is given free from
grass and weeds-a most impor-
tant requisite-manure, such as
is required for the successful
growth Of potatoes, beets, and
turnips, among the trees, is ap.
Piled; and twice a year a handful
or two Of a mixture of one-third
potash and two-thirds salt for each
tree is applied, and forked into
the soil. With this treatment
the trees are healthy, vigorous
productive and long-lived; anG
some on the grounds measure
over a foot in diameter.
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Tho genuine Oriental OF Sovereign Balm Pills
have on tho wrapper OF each box the above repre-
sentatlon Of the mandatory.
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TERRIBLE Disclosures

SECRETS FOR TnE MILLION!
most Wonderful aud Invaluable Publication
nk. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL; BEING
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Certificate from chas. ). Bryant, ESQ.

Certificate from Chas. \. Bryant, ESQ.
Cincinnati, Jan. II, 80.
During the summer and fall OF lsfa I was quito
III aidferent times, from disease Of tho dIsense
Of tho stomach and bowels. by the irst Of De.
esmber, the complain had run through The various
stages OF the diarrhea aud dy senicry, and finally
tho piles SGT In 10 complete the almost intoerabie
physical misery 10 which this latter complaint fire.
quenuy sobleets the sufferer. | had been confined
70 my bed for abouta week with this last COM
paini, and was very muco reduced. had appii-
cd 70 skillful physician, who had prescribed for
me several Gays, but I saw no evident symptoms
OF recovery. Atthis point OF time, Forsha's Al
teratiyeBalm came under my observation. by
considerable persuasion, was Induced 70 take IL
In small doses OF a tsaspoonful as often as a par
oxysms OF tho disease came on. had taken some
three OF these doses, when felt decidedly better
and afterwards recovered With such rapidlts that
In Two days aftrr commenced taking tho Balm,
was entirely free from VIC effects OF tho disease
believe the BALM is an excellent remedy for
dyspepsia and its kindred complaints, dyarrhea,
dy sentery and tho piles. have made this state
ment Of tho requeu OF Mr.. Forsha, who kindly
AGREED me the medicine which believe effected
o cure In the above case.
Respectfully yours,
Eff.s Hu
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Certificate from ". 5. Hubble, offhe Cincinnati
Fuel Co.
wehad horse thrown overheard from Coal
Plat, between two boats, and hstin the gears Ut
the time, and a steamboat passing, " hicb TANNED
the boats 70 gclher, with The horse stuggling nj
After We got him out We applied Mr.. Forsha's AL
tcrativo Hahn freely 10 the cuts apd bruiscs, ex-
pecling, however thai the horse was ruined. but
after standing about thlriy.ux hours, The horse
was put to work, ms wei Ms sscr, oxcepttho SCARF
In consequence OF the cutshe got-
And We would checrfydy recommend II 10 the
public % the best medicine wo have used, and We
have tried all OF he djferent kinds that are In use
concur with Others LA recommending DR.. For
sha's Alternative PALM rs tho best medicine we
ave ever used ~ horses, aud also for cuts aud
bIuises on eAuman person.
n. S. uunnLH
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and bali; fFactIon over . eQuaso anl . ~.
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WIN. s. BEERS & Co.. Propriotors,
.Ns 30I, Broadseoy. ~ Y.

To whom all orders mustho addressed.
For sale by Druggists aud Country Merchants
Ia all parts ~ the United States aud tho Canadns.
and by ~, w. Halle, iirookslile, A. X. Chase,
New rronlon James Turner, Fairfield, Charles
Vancamp, Neiamofa, 4. Clifford u Co., Laurel;
and u. ShTinof, ARdcrsonylle.
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hcen chained in tho stable of Arista."--
This WAS an expression, though, somewhat
exaggerated, of the national scnlimcnt.-
1t hal become necessary TO break their
spirit by repeated defeats, TO humble their
prilo by driving them into their Capitol,
and laundering at its gntcs n stern demand
for peace.
The season having arrived, when the IA
tai vom'to w;'s swept by the Norll,crs from
the Mexican coast, the new plan of tho
war was determined on, and Gen. Scott
WAS ordered to Mexico. 1t WAS left to
SCOTS discretion, whether TO attack Vera
Cruz, and advance through it upon the
City, or to capture Tampico, and march
upon San Louis. This discretion was al
lowed him probably, 10 relieve the admin
istra,ion from the responsibility Of the haz-
ardou' enterprise, and throw tho whole Of
it upon Scott.
Scott had furnished the war department
with his estimates Of men and muni: ions
necessary for the reduction of Vera Cruz
He required q land force Of 10000 men,
and 1900 marines, aided by the navy in
the gulf, as the smallest force with which
an assault could Lc undertaken with hopes
Of success, and he insisted on m army of
from 10000 TO $4,000. TO furnish this
force, and to furnish Taylor with substi-
tutc for the regulars withdrawn from him,
the President called for seven volunteer rc@i-
mcnts for immediate service. Louisiana
WAS cal!cd upon to furnish ono, South Caro-
lima, one, Norll, Carolina, one, rennsyva-
mia, Two, and New York, one. Al these
States responded promptly TO the call, en-
ccpt North Carolina, which was very tardy,
but finally furnished a regiment.
l have now rccl,cl the proper act and
scene i'll the drama, for the introduction Of
the palmcttocs and in the next and follow.
ing chapters they shall.
Strut and fret their hour upon the stagc;"
with to threc-fourths Of them, the sid fate,
"Anl then be heard 10 more
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A ATTENTION., PLANTERS,
Economy and JTtil;tvi

VIE. undermined havn" purchased Tho Rich,
l. of Warlicl,s PLoW, TaicnteJ I 1ssmt aSn;s
;'h' lS"', will s'l Plantation Rights. nor
......................... 81 on
3'"ck, delivered II: Greenwood Dcpot. or
Residence "T w. J.. lIill... rn
WIN snail SCOOTER. cr............... m
WIN Turning; Shovel, FOR from $500 TO GEO
:, THIS rl"w, from lis simple structure dur,,,;,-
ny, irh'mcsi of tlrauyht ease of management
adaptation To the different Shares useI in thc
""'''a'lon "l the Farm, and consequent cheap-
ness, Is commanding itself to general use ns n
""r''ro' f'"mi"y implement wherever tried.
HILL g. ANDREWS
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. g, 1856 o5-Iy
We, the UNDERSIGNED, having examined and
NV" ''t Marlick Flow, concur in the above
''''''''e""''''hS. JA MES CRESW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE,
Il. NJ. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN
LAEKlN REYNOLDS.
ROB'T w. LTrES,
a. WIDEMAN
"CrHr9: ] have us, i the PLOUGH Won SON, mo
arl m,h much pleased with it, | think IL tho
'''+t fI",':h havr ever usrtl. II combines econ
mny ard utility in Il high decree IL breaks IN
inc So'l well and [" good depth, with one mule
am $" well pleased with it, that want moro
'Fc:y respectfully yours,
''TlJOS. g. PERRIN"
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...' 80 '.....@"" III proportion I" The space they
occupy ut One Doiir per line space.
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Crinolim.-Thc New York Day Book
has avery sensible editorial on hoops, from
Which we adopt the following extract:
With q certain New York cotemporary,
we arc glad to sec that the adoption of this
healthy and graceful article of dress is al
most universal, and "e hopo to witness tho
day when every American lady will con-
form to the custom.
The women Of the present generation
have already rcaped immense ADVANTAGES
from the general use of the crinoline: and
knowing that fact, they have defied ridicule
and scorncd newer fashions. Even tho Em.
press Eugcnie, who unwiaingly blessed he
sex by making it the mode, has ,vainly al
tempted 70 Introduce a fresLor style. fifth,
ladies will stand by the light crinoline, AZ nc
still dispense with eight out Of the s,el
skirts they were wonteto wear, tho gene, e. a
ton yet ocome will be healthier and strot n
ger consumption and kindred diseases o
tho chest will :be fewer, lifosmili be, long, ,er
and nature botter fitted for alls:tho ;du1 ic
Which pertain, to tho wife and tho mot he
in civilized commuuity. @b
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A matter-oflact father, on being asked if
his daughter had recovered from the whoop-
ing cough, replied" Yes sho's well of tho
cough but tho loop sticks to her like tar p
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Gov. Marcy i'sa p priint;ng 00see.-, ust
two weoks before tho death sof. GOV. Maj, cy,
hc was in the Rochester Union offics, and
visited thopress room Of the essablisbr, t .ort.
This was the first time, he saia, ,tLst he had
ever seen printing press at work ..Tbe
Union observes: Is. 6
When We consider that He had, from
his youth up, been accustomed to wry sita for
tho political press, and had Away s beeff,
moro Or less associated with the ,sips;np
Office this circumstance soems very ! singulas
A-lass !a-lass!. as lbe old bach dor said
when he wanted tosmarry. HeJ saads ibo
same exclama,ion}after marriage s but spel.
ii differently. T..
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A"cc''"te Of George Icodoly-Ffty years
ago, at tho ago of 12, lie had occasion to PASS
through Concord, n. H., on his way to Vermont
lie stopped all night at the old 'stickncy Hotel -
where he paid his lodging and breakfast by saw
ing wood! Such was the first beginning of
George Peabody.
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IT III IA MI 50.

Two DOLLARS per annum, If paid in advance
Tw" DOLLARS and FiFrY CENTS if not paid within
six months, and THREE DOLLARS if not pn.l be.
fore the end OF the year. All subscriptions not
limited at the time of subscribing will be con.
sidcred rs indefinite, AMI will be continued until
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Il ''|m""iion.-rhc Troy Wing relate, the
following incident:
1t Is GENERALLY known that the daughter Of
Governor Marcy passed the four,l, of July in the
iamiiy Of an acquaintance in this city. She
formed one Of 4 circle Of friends, Including la
dies an gentlemen, at the house during the ,ay.
While all the others were in cheerful spirits, il
was observed i'll the forenoon, that Miss M. ap-
peared to be depressed in mind. So Obvious was
this 10 her companions, that it was the subject of
some remark, when she said sho was unaccount-
ably impressed will, the fear that a signal calam-
i:y had ovcrtakcn some member of her family.
Early i'll the afternoon the new: of tho death of
Governor Marcy reached this city, AMI il was
known to gentlemen composing the party in
which Miss NJ. was some t':e before il WAS com.
municatcd TO her. WIrilo the gentlemen were
i'll room by themselves, discussing the manner
of conveying to the daughter the sad intelligence,
and before she could by any means have received
the least intimation Of the event, she suddenly
threw her handkerchief over her face, and cvi.
IDENTIFY i'll deep grief, retired alone up stairs"
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