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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
CINCINNATI.
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm,

For Internal and External Use.
This Balm is warranted to re-
lieve all Rheumatism, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or tiff
Neck, Toothache, 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, pleurisy. 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
Scarlet Fever
The reason Why this Balm reaches all these eaa.
% IA because II reduces inflammation. and arouses
The secfo.ions and nervous system iuto act Ions
THIS power n owing 10 the peculiar combination
OF Medical properties without their being neu.
lrallsed. The medicine "a perfectly safe, mol con-
taining any deadly poison, or mineral. II viii,
" used freely, act immediately upon Tie liver,
and all other uocfesiye organs,
Head the following Certificates.
From Rev. John n. Finley.
Cincinnati, March fih, 1893,
Dr. Forsha--1ha IL the frat time In my long lie
that have given my name M recommendation OF
any medicine, ~ q general remedy though have
0flen on solicited, | have 4 sod your Aiterh'
tive Hahn for nearly two years, first, for the
rheumatism IN MY hip and knee, OF which was
nearly cripple, thea for very severe bruises on
two IT my fanllyg then violent attack Of dlar.
fhaa on myself then for inflammation, for burns,
bruises, aud for a very severe ease Of sll1 neck,
brought on by n violent cold, and think have
had full proof W. medihAl properties, In great
many OF the diseases for which you recommend u,
and have not found u 70 fail ina slugle one Of
them. sui, lido not say that II an inialllble
cure, yet u Il my sober conviction, that u IL the
best compound Cor lhaaa remedies Cor which Il "a
recommended, that have ever tried, aud have
tried many. twiln not, " can procure III ba with
out u In my Il mily for any consideration, Hop.
ing that you will snll continue TO compound II he.
neeuy, aud vi III may relieve thousands Of SUMO
rers, most heartily recommend u 10 my fellow
citizens az q most excellent Family Medicine,
foul1, niieetl0nAiely.
J.n. tfNllf.
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Wholesale Depot, atJ.& @. Reakhirts, No. u
Pearl-st. Gin.
DR.. Forsha. Drug sserc, North side OF Fi.th-si.,
doors east OF Smith, Gin. d.
For sale BY ID. v, Johnston, M. W. Halle, Slaugh-
ter IL Williams, J. Powers, Linek & Farquhar,
and VIM. l.. Farquhar, In Brook willie, aud by eoun-
try merchants gcne rally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
NEW YORK.
GARTIR'S SPANISH MIXTIRl..

gARTIR'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE nLooDl
THE BEST Alternative KN0WNi
Not Particle Of Mercury IN ~
An infalllblc remedy Cor scrofuin, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate culaneous ErupiIons,
pimpios or Postuics on the fncc, Biotchea,
Bolls, Aguo and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Kingworm. or Tettor, Scad- Head, In.
largemcni and pain OF The Bones and
Joints. Salt Rhenm. Stubborn kUlcora,
6yphiiiuc Disorders. and all discusses
arising from an 10 judlcious use OF
Mercury, fmprndcnco IN lie,
or iupndiy Of the Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
The Blood Il now used BY thousands OF grateful
patients from all parts OF The United States, who
testify daily Tor the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest OF all medicines, "Cnttera Spa n
ifh Mixture" Neuralgia, Rheumatism. scroiuia,
krunions on The Skin, Liver Dleeafo, Fovers, VI.
ccrs. Old sores, Affection Of The kidneys, Dlsoas.
g Of The Throat, Female Complaint, Pains and
Aching OF The Homes aud Jolntl, nro speedily put
70 eight BY uslng ihis great and inouilmablc rem
edy.
FOR all diseases Of tho blood, nothing has so,
been found 20 compare with ~ u cleanses Tho
syslom OF OIL Impurities, nets gently aud efficient.
~ ON tho Liver aud Kidneys. and sircnrihons the
ulfcstan, gives toue 10 tho stomach, makes the
skin olear and healihp, and restores no consiilu.
ton, cnioebled BY disease or broken down BY The
rof the dlscasospf Fcmsics illa peculiarly M.
plieaDle, and wherever 70 has become known il
regularly prescribed with the hnppioat ofIucta,--
u inflgofhies The weak aud dehlliiaied. aud lm.
parts elasticity to the worn out frame. cloars the
skin, and leaves lAu patient ffush aud healthy, a
slnalo bollle Of ihlu measurable remedy IL worth
noro ihau all hcto-called Sarlnpaflllaa IN exist.
anru,
The large number OF certificates which We have
received ffom all pofllonso o. The United States, IL
The beat evidence That there u no hufnbuf about
u. Tho Pfeas, The hoifl-koepars. inaglslfaias
physicians aud public men, weu KNOWN 10 the
community al add their testimony 10 Tho Won,
dufiul elluesol This
GREAT HOOD PURIFIER.
Call on The AfuutRhd gotan AlAanne, aud read
Tho details OF the wonderful cures performed BY
tnficra hpfnlhh Mixture, % mos cases where
every thing elhe had sgnaiy hiled.) Tbs llinlls
Of an advertisement viii notadlnt ihelr full Ia.
srfiion,
WIN S. BEERS. & Co.,, Propriotors,
No 3o4, Broad,oay, " Y.
10 whom all orders must no addressed.
For safe y Druggieis aud Country Merchant.
Ia all paris nt the United states aud lho Canadaa
aud ~ NJ. ". HALLE, hrookvliie. A.. n. Chase
New fremont james Tuner, faiFneld Charles
VanCamp, ArlAmufdl I, clifford y CO., i.auFell
and n. fhaner, Andersontillo.
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NEW ALBANY,

NEW ALBANY,
7. CHILDS & CO.'S
Sovereign hahn Pill rInnufaetory.
Trenton, ". ", Jan. :,
,erlai so"eas nom your sovereign BALM PHI.
deem II proper 10 state thattwo years ago tho nral
Of this winter, having been severely afflicted hF
the last twenty years previous 10 that time with
Rheuma,ism and eriski the back, bought two
boxes OF your pills, and took them according IA
directions, and before they were gone was en-
.lrely cured, aud have not suffered from the com.
plant since, and would not DO placed back where
was before taking them for ono hundred dollars.
would, ihereioro eheerfully recommend them W
any person Afflicted that way A. sure remedy
HEADER "o'' . hAl'fs''
Please notice The reasons Mr.. Brown gives for ns.
king fofan agency for selling the Sovereign Balm
Pulls. Could gny one give better reasonaf Rea.
dor, II you want good medicine please procurs
box al the earliest convenience and give ,hom
trial.
Avon, Wis, Jan. 90, 's5.
MessJa. A. n. HuFioigh & Bro, Gents.-The
eAuso ~ my asklng tho agency Tor selling =.
Guilds q Co., Oriental OF Sovereign Balm tlllis
not for speculation alone. have used them 10
my family for the last sefon ysars, and nnd no
Other medicine ~ good. cured myself OF the
Liver complalntat tho commencement OF that
Time, aud cared almost all kinds OF disease since
With ihem. ! have been plagued 70 dad them
|
OF my requesting The agency agoln 10 sell Them.
Yours with fespecl,
Gao. Dnows.
The following from our Immediate Vicinity &.
John y. hsyolI, Now MaysvIlle, Ind, Aug II,
1855, writes;
~ believe yenr pills 10 bc good medicine and
as he people IKE them, and frequently call for
them, you Will please send a supply Immediate
" Dnman, sutton's Point p. o. clay co. III
Doc. ~, writosi
~ have sold what pills your agent III " LII me
30 wise you to send me few dozen boxes q
your Sovereign Balm Pills medintoly. what
| sold gave sallsfaclon.n
Daniel Crosse, Perry's 2. o., Lawrence co.. IT,,
Nov. 10. 1893, wrtesi
~ have sold out ali the pIllsyour agent lof, mo
aud could soll many moe ~ had them. The
pills pre- we'd very oncaciops ond gave general 40
tnfnctiou."
Road tho foiiowingi
Robberon'ssp" Harrison CO., Kynl
July 0, 1880.
Moesrs. A.S.BnH & Bfos-Centss Youi
remedy heie FOE cSIl,s and Fever, Colds, nrcssi
Complaints and Dyspepsia. Asf have sold all
that were lcft with me, and there IL large do
mand, you Will please send mo mesh supply I'm.
med lately, aud oblIge Yoan,
why will those Who arc afiiieted hesitate whom
the Sovereign balm pills will set tho system 70
rights, and viii be or untold yaluof Now DOM
stop, but get n box OF Il. chiids Il Co.'S Piih,--
They will clear the system nicely, without max
/ Ing you sick either.
They are mild Ia their operations, bur pone.
s' pSe w "ss sen .s%o'les esoy
bowels, these boisg tho channels rsoyided tof car
r,ing on all impurities from the system. II they
become eloggvd, disease 10 the almost certain fo'
| sults.
These pills open the pores OF the skin, promote
proper discharge from tho kidneys, carry on oil
phlesl and other homors from the lungs, aud BY
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am we'll acquainted with Aioxandea lark and
bis wife, and also John waller, and know tho
above statements 10 DO matters OF fact, aud they
are persons OF responsibility and eandor.
tSigncdl A.GInLER
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Certificate from n. 5. Hubble, of,he cincinnati

Fuel Co.
wehad n horse thrown overheard from a Coal
Flat, between two boats, and iast IN tho gears nj
the time, and u steamboat passing, which damned
the boats TO geiher, with The horse struggling At
After We got him out We applied Mr.. Forsha's AL
teratiye Balm freely 10 the cuts and bruises, exc
peetng, however that the horse ruined. But
after standing about thiriy-six hours, tho horse
asput 10 work, as vel as ever, excepiihe sears
In consequence OF the cuts he got.
And We would eheerfuliy recommend ito the
public rs the best medicine We have used, and VIC
have tried all or no different kinds that arc In use.
concur with others In recommending DR.. For
sha's Alternative Balm the best medicine We
ave ever used for horses, and also for cuts aud
blulses on the human person.
n. s. HupnLr
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Certificate from cha,. 5. Bryant, ESQ.

Certificate from Chas. \. Bryant, Esq.
Cincinnati, Jan. n, 80.
Daring the summer and fall Of ls49 was quite
Ill nj different times, from disease OF the disease
Of tho stomach and bowels. BY the nrst Of De-
cember, the complaint had run through the various
stages Of the diarrhea and dy sentery, and finally
the piles set In TO complete the almost inlolerable
ply ical misery 10 which this latter complaint fre-
quently soblects the sufferer. had hcen confined
10 my bed for abouta week With this last CON-
plaint, and was very muco reduced. had appli-
cd TO skilful ply stefan, who had prescribed for
me several Gays, but saw no evident symptoms
OF recovery. Atthis point Of time, Forsha's Al
teratiye Balm came under my observation. By
considerable persuasion, was induced 10 take Il
In small doses OF teaspoonful rs often as par
oxysms OF The disease came on. had taken some
three OF these doses, when felt decidedly better
and afterwards recovered with such rapldits that
In Two days aftrr commenced taking tho Balm,
was entirely free from the effects OF tho disease.
believe the BALM Is an excellent remedy for
dyspepsia and lis Kindred complaints, dyarrhea,
dysentery aud the piles. have made this state
ment at tho request OF Mr.. Forsha, who kindly
agerod me the medicine which believe effected
cure In the above case.
Respectfully yours,
I'm. - ltuv
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NJ. w. Halle, Bfookyille; Charles Vanehmp ?,
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NOTICE.
Tho genuine Oriental or Sovereign balm Pills
have on the wrapper OF each box the above repre-.
senthlon OF tho mandatory.
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BR00KVILLE.
is Money"

los. IL. CLA1eK,a b
~ south oftho VALLEY
HOUSE keeps constantly
on hand a general assort-
mont oflewolry,
Watches, Clocks,
silyerspoons,raxo and I
a grcntyarIety of
FANCY ARTICLES,
such as are usually kept
by jewellers. Ito is pre-
pared also 10 repair old
jowelry, and 10 clean and
repair cloeksand watches
on reasonable terms and
at short notice. lie will'al
gold In exchange for goos
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
TIE MANDAMUs CASE.
SUPREME CoURr-sPkCIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.

6ciOre non. Judge ftaoouy.
JrNu 23-A the opening Of the court n IL w., Mr..
Field counsel for Mr. Copover, read the PeuuIn OF his
client for the defendant to show cause Why he should
deliver the books and papers OF the Office Of Street Com
missioner Mr. Busecd read In reply the following ada
WI Of Mr.. Devln
AFFIDAVIT COMMISSIONER pyvIIs
IN ne Man.r Of NE application Of Danii ID Cp1crr
Of Street OommiSsio-Cvy Cbunty Of Neic Fork
Charles Devp, OF said city, being duly sworn, sab-That
he IL possession OF the Office Of Street Commissioner OF
the city OF New York, and In possession Of said
Office and It's books, records, MAYS and documents and
perfor ming s duties when he received the order 10 she's
In the proceeding above entitled TINT this depouent
further saith that he IL advised aud believes that no
Ia law, and feet, Street Commissioner OF said city,
and entitled hold that ONCE thai doponent duly
pointed 70 such Office the 18th day Of June A. D. 1857
by the Mayor of the city OF New York. with tho advice
and Of the Board OF Aldermen OF said city, that he
has accepted the said appointment and has duly taker
and nlsd his oath OF Office as such street and
given the requisite security a. such, according 70 law
Deponen further sah that al the time he was appointed
Charles Turner was has been informed and believes
claiming snd having as deponent informed and believes
the right 10 do go virtue Of his holding the Office Of
Deputy street Commissioner for the city NJ New York
DepoDsn lastly Faith that he has been advised and believes
tina; Daniel n Conover has right title whatever the
once Of Street. Commissioner for the said city ,....
Sworn this 27d day Of June, 1857, before me JAMES
sAsDroRD, Commissioner Of Deeds.
Mr. Brad2 inquired whether there would be any objec
ton 10 his acting the part Of Mr. Devln In connection
with Mr. Busteed who appeared behalf Of the Corpora
ton.
Mr. Field had objection, and the oour, granted the
requisite permission.
M Brady then stated that there was preliminary
question 10 come up, and he would ask the Court 70
decide whether II should be argued now or here
sfter; that this IL summary proceeding 10 obtain pos
session OF me BOOKS and papers Of The ONCE and has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

The Experimental Trip OF tho Great Eastern.
EEAsIBILlTY OF HKR RRTERIN0 THE HARBOR or
NEW YORK.
The following 10 . carefully prepared chart OF Long
Island Sound showing the ship channel and the depth Of
water feet ~ low tide, 70 the fOos Of loSh street, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

NrScaI AM TpkrHosL-wo learn tina, an arrange.
meni has been concluded with Mr.. Calsado manager Of
the Italian Opera Paris, by which the services OF Ma
dame Frezzoni have been transferred 10 New York for
period of four months and that sne viii arrive In this City
towards the close OF the month OF August.
We also learn that doubt entertained that arrange
menls will be concluded with Mr. Lumley, the manager
the Opera In London, by which the Academy OF Music
will be united with her Naestys Theatre In London The
plan for sccomp shng the latter 10 send the entire com
pany including the ballet 10 New York In the winter and
have them In London during the summer. All The part
cuars have be agreed upon, and only remains 70 be
whether the ballet this year or not m ID
s found impossible TO carry out the Arrangement year
II win be done next year.
Among tina passengers arrived by the Persia we dnd
the name Of Mr.. W. Corbyn Of Nlblos Garden who re-
turns from the most extended European tour made Ia
search OF srtstcs for this country. Mr. Corbyn mas VI
sed all tho prnspal cities Of England, France Belgium,
Germany, lialy aud Switzerland He V Accompanied oy
one OF The mo beautiful aud accomplished danseuses OF
q her Majesty g thesre. IoDdoa Ia scala, Mlsn and IA
Pence. Venice Uher drties will follow and appear 10
RAPID succession al Niblos Garden
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DKYTH OF WATER IN LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Hmm The NJ ashinsfnn unlnn. Iune 10


wAs stated few days ago In the journal Of Ornmrce,
that there 10 believe that there IL sufficient
depih OF water Long slsn Sound for the safe
of the monster Great Eastern 10 point within
few miles Of the city Of New York Since the publication
OF this statement have carefully examined the largo
and admirably execued chart OF long Island Sound In
the Coast Survey ofce and find that there but
stretch OF only quarter OF mile where thirty feet
up ards canno, be carried II low water through the
the Cove back OF Wards Island prepared FOR
the anchorage Of the Great Eastern 10 this short stretch
there are thirty feet ss inches at low water.
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twin be seen from the above that entering the sound
FROM koniaut Point, the Great Eastern will have
rage depth Of than 100 feet at low tide, until sho
reaches Randa Point, where the channel only % feet
l shsowest measurement until reaches l06,h street,
where Is 30 feet in depth. Tho draught Of the Grea
Eastern when relieved OF hU coal viii be about IS Feet
and her maximum drsught 20; 90 that che arrive 81
her anchorage the foo, Of iooh street whou, dculy
or risk so much for the objections OF ihoso ~ho have
an interest IN divertng this line from port
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-02
sCostar's' Rat, Roach, Bed-Bug, SC.
EXterminatOr


We invite special .attention to " Cos
tar's" advertisement in another column.
These Remedies for all domestic pests,
such as Rats, Cockroarhes, Bed Bugs,
Ants, F7eas, de-, are said to be invalua-
BILE +; indeed, we can speak from actual
knowledge Of their rare merits. The
name of "CosLAR" is household
word I" to New Workers, and his Depot,
No. 338 Broadray is thronged by thou
sands daily. AS the summer approaches
we advise every one who would be rid ol
the above named pests, to send and pro-
cure timely supply of the Erterna;na-
tor. DRUGGIsTs AND DEALERS also should
send their orders early if they would Sc
cure trade in articles for which there is
constant demand, and on which a fair
profit may be realized
These Remedies, we learn, are being
extensively introduced throughout the
Canadas, Vest Indies and South Americo
as well as the United States. Orders,
(large or small, accompanied by the
cash, will receive prompt attention, if ad
dressed to CosrAR's" Principal De-
pot, No. 388 Broadway. New York
Richardson's Journal
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Medical Impossibilities.

For long time certain class of dis
eases have baffied the kill and practice
OF the most eminent members of the reg
ular medical faculty. Foremost among
these we might instance epilepsy or fall
ing fits. Happily now by the skill and
inventive genius of an eminent chemist of
Baltimore, Md, this disease has been
brought within the means OF cure. We
allude to the preparation called the VEG
ETABLE EXTRACT EPILEpT1c Pills, invent.
ed and prepared by DR.. SETH s. HANcE,
OF lOS Baltimore street, Baltimore Md.
Since their discovery many persons who
had given up all hope of ever being cured
have been restord to the full enjoyment o
health. Prominent among these WI
might enumerate Mr. HARR1soN LIGHT
FOOT. of Huntsville, Alabama Mr.. L
has suffered as much from Epilepsy, a
any other person in the world: neve
knowing what it was to pass a week with
out having an attact, and often falling il
the streets Of Huntsville. He is now full
ly restored and has not had an attack fo
more than year. DIR. Hance's Pill
have been the sure cause Of this cure
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-02

Governor Geary was in town direct
from Kansas, and remained over night,
when he took the cars for Washington.
During his shert stay he was called upon
by large number of our citizens and
members of the legislature, who were
cordially received by him. and to whom
he related the condition of affairs in Kan
sas, which he represented as deplorable
The government he says is entirely in the
hands of the Border Ruffians, AMI nc
power but the military arm of the gene
raj governm ent can control them. He
has no doubt, he says, that if fair ex
preston of the opinion Of the actual bono
tide settlers could be had, two-third.
would be found favorable to the TERRITORY
being free. But that fair expression o
the voice of the people cannot be had
-HdryisburQh IeZeQroph