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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-15

OF COMPREHENSIVE. T,
IUyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between'
George J. Emmes and W. ii. Johnson, Shipwrights and
I CauIker=. Is Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent.
Claims on the late firm may be presented to either OF the un-
| dersigaed, and either will receive and receipt for money due
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-27
CHURCHES OF wHElaLINcI.


For the Information Of strangers visiting the city, pub
.h sr following st Of The different Churches, aud their
uae and place Of meeting. any
will MIKE the necessary corryeen NiiI, pleasure:
81. Nathturs, Eitscopalfra, Corner Monroe and Byron
Itvts, PEHxSs Hector; morning services 1V1s
o'clock, evertiuE,7.
~ sA, zpissSlg,a' Main aFsss SStEssn FIRST and
morning services 1o,< O'Clock, evening, 7,<.
fYrst IreaLytcriua REv. n II. WkGD Pastor FourthSt
between Monroe aud quincy ;serv
Second Presbyterian Wtbet street. between, Main anu
Market Centre Wheeling; services n.Urrua and evening
7Airtl Eresbytes4as. rRth .re.t Cs,nut and
TaiLert sts s,Ith W,et Rev T. u oUD5 Pastor sery
Cts morning And evening
Esn,lk T-1,Itt.,.11 R.,, pm, postor N.tn.ty..t
b,.,, ly,.,,,' , , ., ~ 5,,, ,
.v-nt,, -
E,,.t1 C,.., ,C,t,,,.. 1s,..,,,,y ,,. :, Nyoo lo.
tor Fyur ,trt.t Ir,er, and t,,,ncv. S,ryc.,
~ 't ~ ~ 49,
morning anu evening
OLh street 4tt.odtet EtscoE al, Rev. b. lsoN Pastor
corL,r MARKET and HorIl .is Noit, Whtt r: services
moruin and evening. an
sos, Pastor caAplss ts'sssa tr., aud seeaa
SSNus WLtehhsi ssfSAIts noEhihs ahu evening"
South RhtetiRg II. e. Church, -HGv. q. DzBATTEIIE,
Pastor; SrrV,ces morning Rlti evening
- -, s.2s,s ,@ ',',s :.
'"t''tHg 1S'@s" e"ekst on "het''ps As'enu' NeS :
csrnas n.,Aodf.t Elsseelour REV. c. lrrrr,o Pastor.
ing.
NJ 1a''s7 t0f@ta"aI Roman Catholic NJ. Rrr hlsn0F
A. MlslAk, tl' street corner OF l4nla,s' service.
A1.'sists ,,.,, ? ,,cc,r,
orN.rs, s,I !, ,,,,ls ~ r,uo,.
E,pt..t. --. C,lsx is,r,e,s b,tIl4.n FI,l an.
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4Aa1- Ia ~ OF NIS.NE ST Al .l.Ilo.

who not give express notice eol-
c1nsdeFea as wishing to eontnue er snbserl
ilJhs.
Il subscribers order the sepnttnuaAee Of their prr-
asat ir puDii'er continue TO sed ten until Al
gee pAIU.
Sli Subscribers neglect refuse take their periodic
hIs from tht OtnGes to Wc tS directed, they
.EICnAUIe TIL they have settled the b and ordered them
5IcouIEued
.uGscrtbers other places without
:E Publishers, aud tie papers Tie
:tCI,L, ILES are hCIu l,UISLlr.
ILs Courts have Lrcue tAat refusing take peFiod-
OIcS, removing leaving n1cAlieu
PriA.tt ydciI eS llGnGe vi Intentional fraud.
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'Et GOltl. ISSPONDEN,rS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other a.
nlncai business Of the should bs addressed
tIs PROJECTORS.
SSoul Lr Sddrsse u the EtOFs Jointly, to eeF
,
CoI:vspOndsnr writing publication, viii please wrill
only one side u tIle per. = ~
An JlslTVGlISC the rules will greatly obigs
Ind aecure prompt attention to correspondents that
s.:y ulsnt VtlLerMlse receive. Z =. -
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shepp;aird ana 'Ilforpan
WHS5LEsA AIsis iNii5 IS IN An


Sa6dles 6arnG4 ana 3InIi AGanufactnTeF
2ges 1915 41qSa 81. Corner ef Ilsfon.
IA kS new IN hand laFse and plete aSsoFtlFt al
III an ~ ISiIiES 80 J3e5t
Sslaslol saaeiss !EsS lIal Is Iron, FFalS and
Mood olil OrFn4 llae SafR1
1eathsts Halr Io6l GalSEs ~
e sysIy sgl ths lslsSt
Iron 4rane Trunks aRdl Fallcel;
tqg and JIrdll
NSaEe4 cIt taS 6sSs Il -
iF, s q. =; -
g al1 tTs15
= Al u6r1r 5lfii m
ose S ~ sF4Fe So s edlli n iSShe ~
tl19SA Als.s - go tEefI AID ES110lss
Sundriea.
slEkt DORM GoFa1t ~ 81 81 &
~ 3 lins
- Re1[i EtDf
siSfti 81 ,thiS4 81 3
bF 5ESIES q 81
4 stte - - fii5lif "a
- ~ Hshif5
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s glS ] OI9s.

Eespfagr LectUrea dPd fs8Bldtzrlp tslUarfGGlVi "a
For ft G6srssi Iidfss e
HE PRoPRiEToRs take grsal pleasure ia espres,ln,,
ca. taslr is sss 0F sae anu
" ~ The Capital slatrs them, % Fs-
nsEsS exsrtios 70 meet tte sOst pseiet ttaHer, te
ssps so,trse q sitaiag. The
Of te Principal in eaYy uauking and tOngr.
eiel Houses, assisted by educated aud sene-
sA has enabled ls 70 brig 70 degte 81 teFfectlp
81 ANY oFIER & sES Ssfi:iS' a:s'
J tiS new proSess SirlsI DESK dEUi3.
ttg stp w STEPS until he has mastered tie whole runte
Of m riie4 Hg tt0EoA ts Stf
Sstged an dRDre,ttcesstP IN tttye CosSitreiIl
A0ute aud thus all aWkwardEGss; taltCrins ana eesouS
elIndeEt w ARE. Ia . great measure, dsspatvu.
ants, haye also ts services II S61ie Of tSs
SS erlssE lsss9FeEs ~ Qhot 20 lecture cesercia
Our couT5e Instruction Is too extended 70 ps4ten,s.
ENRY HOOK kEEPIS T ise as T fh SGslE y
upon History
Commercial PrOducIs ConmeroISi alcuiFtios
SSsl Mercantile Las, Eica OF Trade, Part
5, TIE LADIES DEPAR7.KENT
e nov opened for reception oInsttut!on In
3nSn mpaFta more thorough or interesting IN
Y sopel,t3tou, would add thatws shan put forth our
70 merit ~ z stal more eminent degrees the
kstge 0HTSsiUSS 70 ilnpart more kiSro5E siEsSti
!.s t ea'. fqny
Among the many give follow.
We the nndersgnsd take pleasure In tsstsSying mat We
Is sEs0nsi asaualnsl VIZ. Mr. ability
so,ap Easss 2Tsss ID R1 sss had
vss hin superior EacitleS in eSysi
e1fSssssgge e BeOk aH torOGgA Coemerefal
I. j. ALLEN, LII. d.
LoR1S SPsf;5sPs 2SSSE%s e Farmer College
PFssiae3t 8 ofISsnyo College
tto' ttiak il SeItleS very seldom qdaed
Else and apIess teaeluE, added practical Counting
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II1 Sl9G G II III on

70 = A4AA A6SA24 EAlAls4S-tN 1+AN4{INsss3
G1eYel and 9 q g Is 5llr ka1lF6ga.
SPRING AR 3RASCfEGfENr.s silse''.sS
Trains 7lttl tlt15ug to Iieel tE Ill
ssssT ,MSnay AaSsh 9 Es5irs w
30 LEAVE CLEVELAND.
lb 81 Man TEail atgla u ali Way StAEons arrives AZ
Pl's:bursh y s;ssR n apd a WSseisg a s;sS
2t5 r u RSpless Train stops ciy 81 Hndson Rsysnp,
fVtTpeSl, and sFisss " sSa e
S:ls.P n Aecommo odast6h Train Tor Rayenna and way
LEAyE PlTzspuRGn.
45 u Mail Train, stops At way stltIons arrives Al
Sl5yslan4 g :: $40 2 y, aud N6sylas Il s5S
800 P N kEsgfsss Tain, stops sa.ons e1sep.
%wlIre,ss.er sEEIyss e y Cleveland i s6d
LEAVE wHEEIiHG.
Pttsburth .. $50, and as Cleveland at iSaP Il.
arFs EttsIa1s6 a SCI ana cIs2tiasd cSyti2aS
~ Accounted Atou Train leaves Raysnna ate.qs M
stops q gu ststo' and
~ All Trni4s stop at Euclid Erect Station.
IS. rastaraW as Ilraueh.
Trains leave New Philadelphia 7:45 Vi. Dover at sS
VA, St q sTyes et Bssar =! eOnneetpE
Wheeling esysS Dayaid AZ arrival Train
~ 4:1G Pm. 49, 7Sf4.-s tsH
ana WI, Nhee ling anu Pittsburgh .s''
lCoaneelIoas.
Trains connect At Pt..bar1 1h With Il PENNSYLVANIA
York anu I0son ~ - ~"
stcubenTi with the SteuBenYIe and Indiana Railroad
oT C"1s1. NsWark cOlunl and Cincinnati
AT WssllpL NItiI the Baltimore Oh Railroad for
oumbtrand, Freeric, sburR Warrington City AMI Baiii.
l1re Also, with STEAMERS for Marietta PaTkerSbu and
pgntg ON tlv Ohio River. : 81 -
AZ Cleveland W,Ih the Lake Shore Cleveland Toe.
40 huIlr9n9s Tor Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Canada ana New
York: Toctu' ChiCnE BurnRtO R1ck IsiAud Davenport
WeFt. - - W. St ~
Tickets be purchased at tle once on the Line:
3sI " aIi the principal Tcktt Offices the various con-
80 Faft tls low as b. any other Route.
Cleveland. Sialen q Isl. n,hIs St''1 - saPt'
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COIsERGE 1'1N q 7ill {. "a, { RON WAVE q
ss.5a NanutactoI ~

ssFg ManutaotoIy 8 ~ q
TIIANKFGLf6g the liberal Iatronate tbfore
bestowed upon him, the subscriber would Fe5rsr.
July Inform htl
that hs eQntinusg 70 nanpfa ths abSvs named
E ATticle8 u 6h which IiS ~, nj
Ways on han5is Ego fSs af 4ss 81
he also Eeeps on hand Gool, sbVes of tlSe p+ov
ed patterns, Tor coal and Uo6ds sf'Afa $3.50 2
90 receive A..
tehIsu and be executed Win and n StFis tSf
viii PtsaAs the 1post fasFtis q
s15S2&5 = h
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IIis9 ~ 81

&.veFy. .tsat afa Silf e t6f httfelc 0fs
bkslaks ca &3R S on all he ROity Banks
I'd B l9 ~ sss. g. s
slANK psEps. NOTES. pRAFTasE &oss
4lrGy Receipts and
T PLAIN AND
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-27

{ = { OPENED TINS DAY and nov ftady 4or
& ~ s9lei frssll supply oI C1dckerinF SONS eel
u ebrated PIano PoFtes. Of 6ear,tifal piaek ESi-
- nut and Rosewood Apisl, and foFbEilaancy Of
Of touch cannot be sorpaS8ed
rers prices, iuclnding carriage.
Also, PrlIict Co d Msiodeund mes, Sf5ts t, fi ,1
alI sHsl OF tins Rosewood finish, az RnSIo
with general sOek OF Martins celebrated Guitars
french and German RolnS VIoIlhceos RintSs
halos Canboripeb, Tuning ROfkS The beat Ialia
vim AL other articles IN muslS lne Hnd TEne.
cal assortment of Variety Goods -
holssae and FeAG al the Old Nnlia ana Vsr,.t, 11s
No. 20 Union street. = - - e4e 'e41S's ss0.s
.Dy2 JAa Nfp1INp
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iii I l5IJ s .ssS.
GOLDEN BEsE; Rive STORE
"a MAIN SsT.a..4 w H Eel ING.

Ia MAIN ST. M Ii 4lSESI4IEQCf.
FALL IND IfiNf7,EEIe IR1iLlE.
ST0NE & FlioAAA tska pleasure In Announcing that
~ they sEe nov tn receipt Of hsF null stock Psi and
zstG9&S So0S35s SOFfs tics ana i1iItiGerT G3aoS1a.
THEY s2. t1st Ttctlyet theft Seeold Pau Purchases,
which, added to tGr ofreE St0e, sill enable them 70 pres
ssut 20 tae Public more thUH 3
$50. 600 NORTH OF GOODS,
s,ht Ry i9t The aysest ara MOST DESIRABLE 6tock and
Ipef 01eTtu u ftfu Puhllr.
To triT nFiSty have added a trre stock OF
and rEs q t,e latest degns and best makes
Sn1 also hAuful line Of choice Furs suitable for the
" inter both Of ht vel their stock
SsiieFal.y tirS nEttS the attention Of the Trade
haHhR been li tae EGEteFu ca baoFtte previous 70
hs lt V rse ia ~! kinds Of Cotton Fabrics, aud buy.
@ 1EEeIH with Ise Cash, theN vrNrO
st welt directly IsapotteFa aud WanpfSe.
tS IN some they able Inducements
90 Gse tsh HNycFR either by the PIECE or 1E RHTAlE
exec q bt no gimilar house I, The West.
10 nst the vans OF their nereaaIng TFst sy
hare nia'iei and are making ample to furnish
Tire Public Nit OF tle StRelece Of p661 IN
their line in de West.
III this stock may be found faly
I4Vu y6E SssenI6FactnK the &reSe InanoFted
e,NO =, neh NSFlnoes, CashHaeFeo, RombOSinss
full iihe Of the Richest painte OubfE md int
IN etripyd CeahtnrFSs and ptlalneH-5tnIortES3.
SUI shtsI. and OF the r3Shett
eYtf oteEed IN " heelihE.s
tup yds neha4u, peba1eS, DglaIDcs and PFinto AMI
61lyy . OF Dclntstlrs-rnibFa the largest line Of
89eaens and Cotto hoods kept BY any similar
1eS have laid In their stock view 10 closer cash
Sh4r be Wanting y please. sl55 n a . - =
tlsy isS! confident that they Cdrr inducements to
s4UEe CIAh eSrelsd by house Ia he WeSt s
te United StateS. No trouble show EpOdoO4S N
Cars. llotels and nnats GustuuiCrs.
- = says Oh hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
noE0
tfu d ~ 55155F5 a n = I n a
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BNGONkACith AAERIOANf MA PlCTURES
BOHttEGSHN HOOK. X RSEnSEIE'S
Writing Fluid

ENCE tAl5 superior FiHid InH has been before tl tta
~ nov nearly two years, Il has been conGtantly
ay9E and u nov FefeTed BY REny the fsr.SSmed AZ.
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ss Removal. 5.s q
IN rs Elle.s4ays April =, e. r. 3sjHN hssf1s
~ asent sas5ilstSn ilalls vii open &
sssss e = = tf1ss ~
si l1e one l9fs lteSsi1 lara 4
tqlEllt gFft ta5l I{ n
etliely iflssE1 al = =
q eat etts his 5t6eE sT IL 80 y
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{ ,SE9 00dSs Varieties ana i1iIIinerT C3Gola.
They E2ss tst rtctyed their Seeolsd Pau pnFrhRses
sle VIII enable them pre-
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e special Notices charged $50 per square, per annum
square, aIti uss fats iscOunC IleFeOh Tor
ErsaE uGsT Of squares under te head,
IiItIn sinsIr ilrsertioll.
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Ham, and Monroe streets, The thtri
Fas'4ay Tuesday. svennE1 Of each month, z2E. C. P;s NJ
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ssss SIS I;E.1 Z SE.s s s
Great Northern and sonthetn Man Route.
F0R NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN +
{ t.ss s, TRAVELLERS, =. S. 4 = l-J-s.s
NNTlCe DA1LY, np1aY night between Rich.
nl0nd and 8Rangton Oity via G6Ed6usVIs and Alex.
ARdliA. s5f9ss-s5
Hours OF departure a. sRscls.--
En9nd :. 6i5 a. n. and I.S0 r. NJ
Returning leave " qshsnetoR. A. y. and Is P. II.
Arrive q Richmond !. 1850 P: II. and AN
e6sOkS and given through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP ri ALL.
and being In excellent and CARRYING THE GREAT
SORTHERNAND SOUTHERN MAIL, give tle beSt guar.
ntee o. sseuTng a9 l. shown arTi
walls daily at Richmond and Warrington city adYance Of
the Steamboat Iiue. =
F4RE RICHMOND ARtlfEQpoN AS R0
Omnibus viii be found aluRys ready take EkFoh
the DepOts o. charge, With ample time for g 70
take their meals Rhsther goinE North OF 9nuth
Through Tickets can be obtained between DSnyfIe and
ashinEt0n 1t the Terminus bf The Roal nov neaTly cof
neted DaliVie An of the Company WIN receTe
lie Cheeks OF pnOsenRers from the DanYfIe OaI s.
Tend % tlslE the % ths Bal.
The fas tlie the aAi line " Ire old steamboat
lunnd and Alexsnlfia ~ :
FREIGHT p1.94A q IsEsAI EsNT.
-
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s1v1p -; rect6An3POFtRtiOn.
2 M have TINS d1t recrVe, the
~ ies in Belfast BNIl Importation of irt5 It,ts
tllisult and Lnsn uut brtc T6eSs
were tnade Fas ana nFt NJ.
asaSa ~ pure Atnep We would invite uT-
70 sst snd - deteEmIped 70 Se
~ tesa prices lA can be pufclSe In the civ
= sPlg IIElSSEt r SW tARING.FN5 =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
Lynchburp, Highland co., jan ., 80.

This Is 70 certi ~ that have been afflicted for
eight years 1.-THE spinal affection and dys-
pepsia, and part Of that time was confined TO my
bed. had TIED the various remedies tried pre-
scribed by the physicians who attended me, but
obtained permanent relief until tried DIR. For
sha's Alternative Balm. BY the time had used
three orfour bottles felt great relief and had not
used more than seven bottles until was entirely
cured OF the above named diseases. I feel Ii due
10 the public, well as 70 DR.. Dr. Forsha 10 state
the above named facts, aud 70 say that believe
the BALM TO be the best medicine I'm use, and l
canot recommend II too highly TO suffering huma :
nifty. have used II In many other cases In my ia
mily for which II was recommended, and IL has
given entire satisfaction In all cases.
Lon
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
Read the following Ccrsificates.
From Rev. John n. Finley.

Cihcinnhh, Mhrch fin. lhJJ.
DR.. Forsha-1his II the nrst time In my long life
that have given my name IN rccomme ndation OF
any medicine, as n general remedy, though have
often b on solicited. I have sod your Aitern-
tive Balm for nearly two years; hrst. for tbs
rheumatism In my hip and knee, Of which was
nearly a cripple. then for very severe bruises on
two ~ my mmily; thon violent attack OF dar-
RI ora on myself; then for inflammation, for burns,
bruises, aud for very severe case Of stin neck,
brought on by violent cold, and think have
had full proof u medihsl properties, la great
many OF the diseases for which you recomuendi I,
and have not found IL TO fall In slugie one al
them. sui do not say that II 10 an infailibls
cure, yet II u nv sober conviction, thatit IL the
best compound for ihass remedies fer which II ID
recommended. that have ever tried. and I have
trloi many. willnot, " can procure it be with
out II In my q mlly for any consideration. Hop
ing that you will still continue 10 compound II ho-
nestiy. and u ut may relieve thousands OF sufe-
rers, most heartily recommend II 70 my fellow
cluzens az a most excellent Family Medicine.
Yout5. afaetionately.
J.B. FtNLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

years TO help remove this bIighting curse
this neiarious traffic from our country; We
ask the law-making power Of our State,
10 make a law that will prevent both men
and ,eomen, from making brutes Of them
selves. or else give the women the power,
and see II we can't do II, and that very
quickly, too. But we have the use Of our
pen, and some few Of Us the courage 10
speak in behalf Of suffering sisters and
fallen brothers, and we are determined IA
do il, until we wear ourselves out in the
cause, or obtain the object for which we
are laboring. viz good prolibitory lao
"shaIl we behold unheeding,
Iifc's holiest feeling. crushed;
When wonAs's heart Il bleeding,
shall wossx's voice be hushed ?"
"No-we win speak out, We viii be heard,
Tho all earth's systems crack;
We win not bate one single word;
Noriake one letter back.
We speak the TRUTH, and what care We
For Kissing or for seorn,
While some flint gleamlngs we can see.
fthat bright. happy NORM
when Temperance, Love and Purity,
Shall bless our happy land;
And all our citizens shall be,
osx sraose rEEroraL nsSD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
CUTTING.

A good stock OF Bindings, Cordings, SIR
Thread, Buitons, 40, always on hand. Tho
wanting such articles VIII please call.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
R0RSHA'S ALTERNATIVE
BALM,
FOR EXTERNAL g. INTERNAL USE.

rhis Balm 70 warranted 10 relieve all Rheuma.
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stin Neck. Toothacho,
Earache, Sore Throat, Soreness IN the Bowels,
Breast OF stomach, or burning IN the Breast, Aslh
ma, Bronchitis, sprsins and Bruises, Burns and
Scaids. or Frozen parts, cramp cholic. Bilious
Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Pfeurisy Flax. Fever and
AFue, Piles, Corns, Flesh cnr or Sores, Innama-
ton In the head, Stomach. Bowels, OF Kidneys,
summer Complaint OF Children. Worms, .and In
namstien OF the stomach and Bowels, Group and
Scarlet Fever.
The reason Why this Balm reaches all these cas-
cs IL because n reduces inflammation, and arouses
the secrctions and nervous system Into act on.
this power II owing 10 The peculiar combination
OF Medical properties without their being neu-
tralixed The medicine IL perfectly safe, not con-
taining any deadly poison, or mineral. II will,
N used freely, act Immediately upon tie liver
and n n ofhef lucrative 0rrana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
To THR ptrRIfC

Thisisto certify that my wife was afflicted with
the spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine years.
and large portion OF that time confined 70 her
room. Three joints OF hor back bone were thrown
out OF place and curved, caused by disease and
pain. She was quite bowed down In her stature
during her illness. We had three physicians at
tending her during the principal part OF her H.
ness, but she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. I afterwards procured
one bottle OF DR.. Forsha's Alternative Balm, and
by the time she had used that bottle she felt great
relief She used but seven bottles, when she " as
entirely cured, sound and we'll, OF her diseases,
and her backbone has lost u curve. aud she Is AZ
straight In her stature as she previous 10 the
attack We aereby certify that we believe the
Balm 10 be tho cest medicine In use, and we be-
leye II 10 be certain cure fol the spinal affection
aud dyspepsia, and cannot too highly recommend
tito any person afflicted with the above diseases
We also find Il AN efectuai i'm many other H.
senses liz which we have tried tin our family.
(Signed) ALEX. CLARK.
MARY h. CLARK.
La q s<o
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frnm n.L- slnrr.

have known Mr.. Forsha's Alternative Balm to
perform very Extraordinary upon a horse
that was very badly cut, some time since.
I used Il externally. wsth good effect believe
u To aperfeetly safe and efiieacious remedy TO be
nsed Ia many complaints.
ID. &. STARR
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| am well acquainted with Alexandra CLARK and
his wife, and also John WALKER, and know the
above statements to be matters OF fact, and they
are persons OF responsibility and candor.
[Signedl A.GTBLER.
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Nov.aI, lsss.


PomKRov, o., Dec. I, Us.
DR. FoRsHk:-YouI medicine has completely
cured me, and am hale and stout, and no signs
OF Rheumatic pains about me, | am very thank.
that you made your appearance In this place. The
only re greet ! now have Is, that yon did not come
sooner, us much suffering and expense would have
been done away. hope you may always be sue
cessful as with me, and live 10 good old age, and
never suffer with the rheumatism. 7 have only
used what Balm bought OF you. and am now n
new man. Yours, truly,
ROBERT BEATTY.
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NEURALGIA CURED.
HooPLAND,s GERMAN BITTRRs

The Greaf ReDledy Tor Nervous Debality.
J NJ Hulshizer, Doyiestown, Pa. June 30, 1854,
says.
my wife has besa afflicted with n nervous de-
bility since September, 1881, since which time I
have been unable 10 hnd any phisician or medi-
cine that wonld benefit her the least until Gee day
called at the store OF Dr.. Harvey Of this town ,
for some unetnre of iron. and described 10 him
the Affections OF my wife. he handed me n lot OF
papers to read. among which found one describ-
log your Bitlers. I immediately procured few
bottles from him, and am pleased TO state that the
use OF the Bitters has done her more good than
all the medicine she has heretofore takrn. wish
you 70 send me dozsu bottles.
See adye rsisement.
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can recommend Mr.. Forsha's Alternative Balm
as being the best medicine I ever used for cramps
and pains. When had the Cholera, was cramp-
ed very much, and In less than one minute was
relieved of all pains. have tried II for uts brui
SEES, and burns, and found IL TO give immediate 70
could not straighten myself, and only rubbed
IL twies. and TIA pain lefl me, and q we'll
ever was. II Is good for headaches; my son was
attacked with q severe headache, and IN one.halI
hourafter bathing his hoad, he was relieved.
Yours, respectfully,
l. w
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YcoR sIDE AND rRANsOM LIGHTS, beautl.
IL fully figured, just received by tho undersigned
aud ior sale ON reasonable terms. We Will cut 10
July 10
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Wholesale Depot, at }. q c. ReakhIrt's, No. 81
Pearl-st. Gin.
DIR. Forsha. Drug Sterc, North side OF Fiith-st.,
doors east OF Smith, Gin. o.
For sale by ID. v, Johnston, NJ. W. Halle, Slaugh-
ter a. Williams, J. Powers, Linek Il Farquhar
aud VIM. l.. Farquhar, In Brook VILE and by eoun
try merchants generally.
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Fuel Co.
wehad horse thrown overheard from Coal
Plat, between two boats, and fastin the gears ii
the time, and steamboat passing, which jam ed
the boats 10 gother, with the horse struggling nj
the time. He was very much cut and bruised
After we got him out we applied Mr.. Forsha's Al
terative Balm freely 70 tho cuts and bruises, ex
pee ling, however that the horse ruined. Bu,
after standing about thirty-six hours, the horse
wasp put 10 work, as vel as ever, exceptthe scars
In consequence OF the cuts he got
And we would cheorfully recommend IL 10 the
public asthe best medicine we have used, aud We
have tried all OF he different kinds that are In use
concur with c.ners In recommending DR., For
has Alternative Balm AZ the best medicine we
ave ever used for horses. and also for cuts and
bruises ON the human person.
US. HuBBLr