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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
FLOWING IN CLOVER

For wheat or rye we consider a
good crop Of clover ploughed in to be
one Of the very best means Of secur-
ing an immediate return. as well as
permanently enriching the soil. Let
no shost.sighIed policy temp. any one
TO lessen the supply Of manure by graz
zing down such fields Gus, little,
Let the clover attain It's full growth.
and rs soon as the blossoms are fairly
up put in the plow. We have plowed
under hundreds Of acres OF clover. al
ways "fnding our money in IT,"
Our practice has been to pass roll
Ter. sometimes harrow bottom side
up, over the grass ahead Of the plow.
taking care to bend down the stalks Ia
tho direction In which the pillow is 70
run. This tends greatly to prevent
clogging under the beam.
Our clovered wheat fields have new
or been plowed n second time. There
is no danger Of turning tho elovff un.
der too deeply. IA Il Is plowod In
when greon and succulenl, Il will rot,
no matter how deep II may DO. and The
further II Is from tho surface. the less
danger 10 ofany loss from evaporation
The clover being all placed neatly and
evenly below tie suriace, the ground
lies at rest until a crop Of weeds ap'
pear upon the surface, when they are
narrowed down. When sowing time
comes on, thorough narrowing Il
given, care being taken not to disturb
the underlying clover. As soon as th,
anrfaee Is well pulverizod the seed
may be applied by drill or broadcast
There Is enough clover in the earth
just below the surface, TO give the
wheat plants u start, and the roots
gradually extending downward. enc
successive supplies Of nourishmcnt.-
dnrieaR d0ricuitTaiia
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
SUMMER TmEATmENT or Ev-
ErGnEENs.


We are glad to SEQ in various
parts Of tho country, that ever
greens have been largely planted
the last Spring. Some Of these,
perhaps, were bought at nurser-
les. Ii so, they arc moro likely
TO live, and will thrive with less
care than those taken from the
woods and swamps. Nursery
grown trees have beon re-planted
several times, and have therefore
formed large masses Of roots
which viii sustain tho trees when
removed to tho open ground
But whether obtained ut nurseries
or from the woods, IL is quite inn
portant to mulch tho trees the
first year after transplanting-
The sun and wind In midsummer
cause arapid evaporation Of mois-
ture from their roots, and unless
the ground is kept moist in some
way, they arc very apt 10 de-
Artificial watering will answer but
II Is not as good as mulchlng.--
by watering, tho soil is now del
ugod, now dry aud hard. by
mulohing, tho soil is kept simply
moist, which Is prccisely what tho
roots require.
For mulching, uso old hay, OF
saw-dust, or what Is best Of all,
tan-bark.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23


pJ-A citizen Of Ohio who Wis.
tied Pennsylvania just before the
election, stated on his return that
no was completely satisfied that
tho State was good for old Buck,
by at lcast 10000. "Why." said
no, by tho way Of a reason for the
faith that was In him, "tho Arabs
of Berks county asked me whcth.
OF the Panthers were az numerous
in our county as they used to was,
and whether the Indians still kept
up their iepredations against the
white settlers"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

II Is related Of The Rev. Sydney
Smith. TINT when on his farm, each
COW. aud cali, and horse, and pig. were
in turn visited. and fed, and pattcd.
and all seemed to welcome him; be car
ed Tor their comforts as he cared for
the comforts OF every living being q.
round him. lie used TO say: 81 am
for MI cheap luxarles, even for ant
mails; now al animals have a passion
for scratching their backbonea; they
break down your gates and pallngs to
effect this. Look there Is inysuniycr.
sal scratcher, sharp-edged pole. rest
ing ON q high and low post, adapted 10
evory height. from horse TO lamb,
Even tho Edinburgh Reviewer can
take bis turn; you have no idea how
popular Il 10. have not had gate
broken since ! put Il up. ] have itir
all my Gelds."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

ON HAND IN TME.-The Lieut..
Governor Of Indiana was at the State
House at daylight on Thursday morn
ing, so It Is said. and took his seat In
the chariot the President Of the Senate
IN order to be ready in time to organ.
ire the Senate. Ho was exceedingly
anxious to "prcvent revolution" on
the part CT Republican Senators.
The daylight arrival did not prevent
blasting the hopes Of Wright. Bright.
Fitch and Petit. Those aspiranis
tor Senatorial honors were sorely
disappointed at the result Of matters.
Ind, Jour.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
Itnnrrrn srArunn covrnEp.

An experiment conducted by the
president Of an agricultural society. 10
England shows that manure which was
kept covered by nine lnchca In depth
with earth. 30 that no evaporation es-
capped, produced four bushels moro oil
grain por acre. than the same quantity
and kind of manure applied to the
same extent and quality OF land, but
which manure had lain from the 18Th
ofJanuary to tho 4sh Of April, expos
cd 10 tho weather.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
An Apperslonmens ulll.

Mr.. Cravcns. OF jefferson. reported
bill In the Senate apporlioning the
State for Senators and Representatives
IN the General Assembly. Il Is a
much fairer scheme OF apportionment
than the one under Which the present
Legislature was elected. The popu-
lation Of the different counties is taken
into consideration, instead Of their
political complexion. We presume
Il will suffer some amendments before
Il passes the Senatc.--ind. Jour.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

BOA Chicago broker famous
for his shewdness, took a trip by
railroad the other day, and sat
down at the end Of the last car,
because he considered the use OF
money worth something while the
conductor was coming through
the cars.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PVHhlcs
fhiaisto certify that my wife was afflicted with
The spinal areston and dyspepsia for nino years.
and large portion OF thai time confined 10 her
room. Three joints OF h0r back bone were thrown
oat 0f place aud curved, cnnfod By disoaae aud
pain. hho was quite bowed down IN her stature
during her illness, We had three physicians At
tending her during The principal part OF her ~,
meet, bat she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. I nitefw Yards procured
one bottle OF Or, Foraha's Alternative Baim, and
by the ilmo rhe had used ihaibuiie she fvll great
relief Hhe used bat seven bottles, whom abs WA
entirely cured, sound and well, OF her Diseases,
aud her backbone has iost ~ curve, aud sho 10
straight IN her stature ~ sue was previous 10 tbs
attach. We aofeby certify that we believe tho
Eulm 10 DO tho cosl medicine IN use, and We be-
love "a TO DO certain euro iof the spinal Affection
aud dyspepsia, aud cannot Too highly recommend
Il 10 any person afflicted with The above diseases -
We also nnd itan ulloclual cure IN lnany other d..
seasos in winch we have trlod u In our family.
(kiFncd) ALEx, CLARK.
MARY n, CLARK.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

Lynehburs, IIIghland eo.. yan- ., ,ss.

Lynchburs, Highland co.. Jan o, 'sg.
Thls 10 10 eefli ~ that have been Afflicted for
seven or eight years vilhe spinal affection and dys.
pepsla sni pa n OF hal limo was coannud 10 NY
bed. had tiled the sofions remedies tried pre-.
sofibed by Tho physicians who attended me, but
obtained no pcfmancn relief until tried nr. For.
shas Alternative balm. NY the time had used
three of four bottles Jolt great relief aud had not
used more than seven bottles until was entirely
10 Tho public, ne well NJ 10 f. Df. fofsha 70 slate
Tho above named facts, and 10 say that believe
Mo BALM 10 be tho best medicine ~ use, aud l
eADol recon mend II 100 highly 10 suffering hunlas
atty. have used ltln many other eaaes ~ MY N.
miIy for which u va fsoemmended, and u has
given ontife satisfaction Ia all eases.
ions WSLnFn,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

MA nobleman observing q
large stone lying near his gate,
ordered bis servant with an oath
to send 1t to purgatory. Ti,"
said the servant, ~ were to throw
It to Heaven, 1t would be more out
Of your wayl"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
conln,.,s from Ms. Hubble, OHIO cIaelapat

Fuel 90.
wohad n horse thrown overheard from Coal
Flat, between two boats, and mslin the feafa o.
tho tine, and a steamboat passing, which damned
tho boata 10 eether, with The hofro Struggling ~
tho time. Ito wns Very much cut and brniseis---
Afluf We got HIN opt NO applied Mr., fofshh'a Al
lafnliye Hahn freely W Mo eula aud bfnpus, CA"
pooling, however that the horse was ruined, Hut
after standing about thifty.sis hours. the horse
was put 10 work, ~ wei NJ oyur except ihe sears
In consequence ~ The cuts he got.
And We would ehueffully recommend Ito The
public a. Tho best medicine wo have uzod. and Wa
have tried all OF he dlfefent kinds that IN uso.
! concur with olnefs IN recommending DR., Fer.
shah Alternative liaim ~ tho best medicine We
ave ever used for horses, and also for cuts aud
bluises on the human person,
M, fiunnLE
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

can recommend Mr.. Forrha's Alternative italsn
20 being the best madlelua ever used fof.efamps
aud pains. When had the cholefa, was eFalnp.
Oh very much, aud IN less Than one minute ! was
relieved OF all prins, thaye tried " for cuts, bFui
lief. Was taken with severe pain ~ The back
--eould not sifalehlen myself, aud I only rubbed
II twice, and tho pain iefi me, and was A. well ~
ever was, u 10 good for hehdsehesI my son wss
attached with fey ere headache, and m ono.haii
houfailor bathing bis head, no was relieved,
Yours, respectfully,
!. w. AauGn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

Did you ever hear the musical notes
of a starving herd Of hogs? Exiting
uish by food those notes speedily. il
you would avoid even' more annoy
ing notes after payday has passed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
NEW ALBANY.
?. CHlLnS a. cos

NEW ALBANY.
P. CHlLDS Il CO.'S
Balm PHI msnufnetory.
trenton, y. ", Jan. .,
y. Child. a: = GO, co,-aensimils,lns asfsi'ss ma
deem u propefto state thsttvo years ago Tho itsl
OF this winter, hsstng been severely afflicted fof
he last twonty years previous 70 that ume with
khoumal Nam and eriek IN the back, bought tsa
boxes OF your pills, and took mom according 10
directions, and before they we're gone ! VAS On.
urely cured, and have not ga ncrod from tho com.
piaint since, and would notbe placed back where
was before taking Meni FOR ono hundred dollars,
I would, therefore cheerfully recommend thein W
any person Afflicted that Way - sure remedy.
READER,
Please notice the reasons NJ. brown gives forns.
King forhn agency Tor selling the Sovereign balm
Pills. Gould my ono give bfilaf feasonhf Reas
der, if yon want good medicine please procure
y boN nj The earliest convenience and give thoin
trial.
Avon, Wis, Jan. 80, IS.
Moses. A. =, nurieigh 4 Bro, oonis.-Ihe
s cn, q ssssg nsp agency Tor selling T.
mol for speculation alone, have used them 10
my family Tor The last sovon years, and dad no
other medicine na good. ! cured myself Of the
lime, and cufod almost all Kinds of disease since
With them. have hoen plagued 10 Ind them
since lien walwofth county. and that IL ihe cause
OF my rcquesslngih agency agoln 10 sell them.
Yours Win fe,pee'l
The feilo-lns from DER Immediate vicinity Is
respectfully pfeHented
John .. ha5oil, New MsysvIllc, Ind, Aug II,
ieb5, writes.
"ibelose yenr plls 10 DO good medicine, and
us tbo peopto IKE thoni, aud frequently call for
them, you VIII please send supply Immediate
". pIlman, su,ion's roin, p. o. Clay co. III
~ have sold what pills your seent isf, with mo
10 wise you 10 tend mo fuw dozen boxes o
You! Sovereign balm Pills Immediately. What
Daniel ctose, PsTs's y. o., Lawrence CO.,. I'll,
Nov. 10, lu35, writes
~ have sold on. all tho pills your agent Left mo
sn ,p. s -" Vel ~ ss,x as
lalauliOn.n
Road The folOwingi
hobbsrson's Station, Harrison co., Hy.l
Messfs. AS. nuflelsh 4 Bfo..aenln Your
Sovereign Hahn Pills have proved 10 DO q gfent
remedy heiv iof thills and fsver, Code, nfeasl
Complaints aud Dyspepsia, AZ have sold oil
msad, you viii please send me : flesh supply I'm.
med lately, and eblike fouf,
Why will those who are snile.sd hesitate when
the hosefeifa hahn pills will set shs system 70
Hrhla, and will be OF unlold ysnei Now DOM
stop. but vel AboE of y. chiids 4 Cos rills,-.
They VIII clear NE system Nicely Without max
They ara mild In their operations, bHf pene.
uato NE whole system, femosiek every obstfuet.
Ion. They act upon the stln, kidneys, lungs and
bowels, those pelsg tho channels psosiied for ear.
Ming on oil impurities from the system, " they
become elvggud, disesse 10 ihe almost certain co.
suils.
These pills open tho pores OF the skin, promote
proper disohhfge from tho hidnsys, carry on all
phieE q and other humors from ths lungs, and BY
lhe bowels femose all impufltlss that cannot pass
BY ANY oihef outlet, along with mo refuse OF NE
natural food.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
Certificate from chs.. \. bryant, Req.

Ccftiucata ron Chess NJ bfSnht, Esq
Cincinnati, Jan ~, $50.
During tho summer and fall OF isip was quite
III nldllicfent times, from disease of tho disease
OF tho stomach and bowels. Ny The fret Of De-
eember, the eomplaint.had run ihronsh the various
stages Of The dlafrhoa aud dS seniery, aud nnaily
Mo piles set In 70 complete lhe almost iniolerubls
physical misery " which thls latter complaint no.
quenifs soblocts The sufferer. had boen confined
70 my bod for nbouta week wilh this last COM
plant, and was very muco reduced. had apple
Cd 70 skilful physician, who had preserbedior
me several Gays, bul eaw no evident symptoms
OF reeovery. Atthis point OF time, Fotaha'a Al
teratyeiisim came under my observation, -
Considerable persuasion, waainduced W take u
IN ANAL doses Of teaspoonlal a. often nsa par
oxytms OF the disease came on. had taken some
three Of these doses, when feit decidedly better
and Afterwards recovered " i'm such rnpldit, that
IN Two day aiiff commenced taking tho BALM,
was entirely FREQ from the effects OF The disease.
believe the BALM IL excellent remedy for
dyspepsia and I've kindred eomPiaints, dyarrhea,
dysenlery aud tho piles. have made lhls state
ment nj the request OF Mr.. Forsha, who kindly
agered me the medicine which believe effected
o cure In The above case.
Respectfully yours.
cHls. n. BRYANT.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
From re Country Gentleman.
row TO ENRICH a eAnDEs.

<~--- -
11sssps En,roes.-A faw wears
400 hal occaes;on 70 occnnv =
NV carSen~ r. had hsen worn
h. eont;nna, cron,,;ng without
nsannr;eo, EN- i won,s not nro.
dnee half 2 = eron Of anvthipg.-
( hal NJ m,nnre 10 mt unon Il.
T con,l have bongbt onen harm
ward ma,,,rss tb.t had heen
vssl,cd and b Mo through tbe
49, ~, nass &c tha so,ts srd
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l.,';ss s., ~ss1 nooss Ths y raso;n :"
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s'.nsshes . rx o.hharss -.
m i,'r oo;ars 30 So There
m~s 80 sh;s~ 7 ec',,,, A. haa
= c, nils , af I've th,se adults and
1,sn ak;,Sron 90 a. ;neant 7
,,,s..S : hslr hnashsad '' conva,;.
r 20. s..sa;.;nr sho ,,;r,,, s,ans
- e ~. e'r,;,,, ;n.,'s az 49,. ,r s =
r. ~. sSa ehsn.bers Tina was f,llsd
sho', ~ o v : dav through sbs
~,,.,s, aa5 90. :, ,hraa s;n.as a.
WeeS , NJ NJ os stsS ~ ,t emily =.
;aa = ,.as .h;s. xtavsn;ne Tn Z he
~, gao = ~ "o one , ond a, ,bs cardsn' and
.sss1 : Ill ~ d;nnos 7 ,hram -
VIM y" POI t;, ma as aPR Rs,s ~ s"v" -
49, 49, sI's s, . ~, a. - .,,h 49,
e ,,as Tho ss ~, a. EVENING s -" I
had.r who're T left off tba evo-
80. 80 S "a aa.,;n,aa a., !, :
=. - a..
vi inc tuo was again emptied.-
30 ! continued TO repeat the pro-
cess through the entire season.
s s '.'s !" 'aaa ',~ ~ nov, noso esod
matured as 10 need no moro iood'
.,a - a,7 + rsad 'I ls,ss 'V wesa,;ns
pot with a coarse nose The sec,
ond Time gong through, l useu
the PM and dipper' ana applieo
~ 70 me young plants. az TIE
plants became large ana nearly
covered inc ground, ! applied the
gqulu 70 'ne gsVunu Whero ~ Was
naked, =,
ana no" LOT inc result mac
a neigaoor, Dr. C,I,a com com,
peu'ot IN INC ga'aen'ag inc, ,na'
ssn'ns ~. s; s aa so,neu a ',e
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% Aoh ;, TO nau p'on'y -, ~ ope !,
80 49," w.. ..,. ~ s'.s as Ps IT, -
unp y uo's NO aluen' ne ",
yea 29s'sp .n - n aas sta quo pg ~
sa.p, W. - WV" 49,. '' W s'ouens ~
sv" nay, 's;ne ''' p,'t ', ~ aV soona,
s's"'' ~ ~'a III. Nv Nv. =. ~ sv'".'
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INV NV .o"' '' - 'a'ia''s . .,' Wv
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e'ao o'., @' ~ ,'s .. Ins , = aap',
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n5ess'y ~ NV a ,o D, sa'u :
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IUu tIUHU NUu IIu IIu uHuuI0
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

en- well acquainted with Aiexsndea CLARK and
his wife, aud also John waiser, and know the
shove statements 10 DO matters OF fact, and they
arc persons of responsibility aud eandof.
Iilenedl A,GinLEh'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

LrrAnr FAILS, MeFs CO.. o., Dee. 10, IS.
On, fonsnk-DsA kmi-hou will rseolleel ae-
ling mo enc doxan bottles Of your Alternative balm
Oh board tho steamer Ohio No.e on her upward
trip, aboutthe oh or 10th 81 Noyembar last. l
have sold II all but Two bottles, aud can say far
az | have seen and known II tried u has cured
more diseases, aud In q shorter time, thhn amy mo.
dicine I ovar knew. u has already become pop.
ular here, aud I could soil large quantity of 10
II twas gonefrlly known that I always had u on
hand. should ba glad II you would appoint mo
solo agent Tor tho sale OF hin this place, inasmnch
other msdlclnes not worth half 20 much, II you
do 20, will DO all can 20 give the medicine u
wide circulation. ~ all events, plVnae 20 end
me ono dozen each ol your dlneflni sized bottles,
and oblge You're,
N. 4. LAWRY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

Wholesale Depot, att. q @. Reakhirts, No. u
Pearl-st. Gin.
DR.. Forsha. Drug siers, North side Of Filth'si.,
doors east OF Smith, Gin. D.
For sale by ID. v, Johnston, NJ. W. Halle, slaugh-
ter n Williams J. Powers, Linck a. FarQuhar,
And VIM. l.. Farquhar, In Brookviile, and BY eoun-
try merchants generally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
CONNERSVILLE.
NEW

T00LD FRlENDSAND NEW.
vrHEPARTNERsHIP oFBATEMAN aBUH
u ton being dissolved, Wish 10 say q few words
70 my old friends and the customers o. The late
arm. have concluded 70 devote my whole time
Tailoring Business.
I have modelled aud redtted thc store formerly
occupied by The Grm, just opposite the Court
House, and having received new and beautiful
assortment OF
Clothes, CASHIERS, Tweeds, vertings,
&c.. &C., &c.
From the eiiy,E wIllmake 10 order every descrip:
ton ofcloihing. From my LoKa experience. and
the uniform satisfaction herotol fore given, feel
confident thatI shall be able 10 give entire aud
full satisfaction 10 oil who may give mo trial.
My stock will always be found complcte--oyery.
thing pertaining TO the business, and ofths moot
fashionable kind, will be kept on hand, and per-
sous ofthe most fastdeous taste, AZ we'll a. those
wanting goods ola cheaper kind. may call with
tho assurance that they will b. satisfied.
trnst those who have known itand pstronired
me for many years past will again beslow upon
meth light OF their patronage, and shall use all
my endohvors 10 give the sane satisfaction thai II
Fundamentally done heretofore.
Remember fhe Place and Remembsrthe nams.
Counersyiile, June Is.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
NEW YORK.
ClRTER'S SPANISH MIYTVR]

glRTER'S spanish MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDl
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN
Not Particle of Mercury in L.!
An infallIble remedy for scrofnia, Kings Evil
Rheumatlsm, Obstinate Cusaneous Eruptious,
Pimples or Posules on the face, Bloiches,
Boils, Agnc and Fever. Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm, or letter, scald-Head, En-
largement and pain Of the Bones and
Joints, Salt kheun, Stubborn sUlcers,
Syphilitic Disorders. and all diseases
arising from an IN Jndlclous use Of
Mercury, fmprndence IN life,
or lmpuriiy Of the Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
the Blood isnow used BY thousands OF grateful
patients from al parts OF tho United States, who
testify daily 10 10 the remarkable cures performed
BY the greatest Of all medicines, "Catier's Span
ish Mixture" Neuralgia, rheumatism. scrofula,
Eruptions on the skin, Liver Dicease, Fevcrs. u
GERS Old sores, Affection OF the Kidneys. ID iseas.
es Of the Throat, Female Complaint, Pains and
Aching OF the Bones and Joints. are speedily put
" hight BY using this great and inesIlmablc rem
edy.
for all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has yc,
been found 10 compare with 10. II clennses The
system OF 81 Impurities, acts gently aud efficient
y on the Liver and Kdnevs, aud strengthens the
Dlgestian, gives tone 10 the stomach, makes the
Ssn clear and healthp, and restores tho Constitu-
ton, crfoeblcd by disease or broken down by the
excuses Of youth, 70 lie pristine vlgor and
strength.
For tho diseases Of Females Ills peculiarly sp-
plicablc, and wherever u hns become known 10
regularly prescribed with the happiest effects
II invlgoratcs tho weak and dobllllased, and i'm.
parts elasticity to the worn out fame. clears the
skin, aud leaves tho patient fresh and healthy, a
sinSlo bottle OF this iBesllmablo remedy IL worth
more than all the so-cellod Safsaparilasin exist
ence.
The isrec nunnberof certificates which No have
received ftoin all poriionso OF the United stntes h
the best evidence that hero Il no humbue about
Il. Tho Press, tho hotei-koepors, magistrates,
physicians aud public men. well known 10 Tho
community, oil add thor testimony 10 tho won.
dnrful effects ~ this
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on The Agentand Fetan Almanac, and read
the details Of tho wonderful cures performed BY
Carers Spanish Mixture. On most cases where
every thing else bad signnly failod.l The imits
OF an advertisement win not admit tholr full In.
sertion,
WIN, 8. BEERS q Co., Proprietors,
No 30I, Broddsedy, ~ Y.
10 whom all orders be addressed.
For sale by Dfugglsts and Country Merchants
In all parts Of the United States aud tho Canadaa
and BY "A. w. Halle, Brookvllie. A. X. Chase
Now TRENTON; James Turner, Fairfield, Charter
Vancnmp, ho,amofa, 4. clifford q Co., laurel
and u. Shrlber, Andersonsillo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
Soy.0i,is 1854

Poapnoy, o., Dee. 4, '55.
On. FoHsnAi-youi medicine has completely
cured NE, and am hale and stout, and no sl9ns
~ Rheumatic pAns about mo, am very thank
that you made yourvppeAFaneo In thla place. The
only 70 arot NOV hnse Ia, that you did not come
sooner, as much sulfeFlnf ana expense would nave
been done away. Hope you may Away DO sue.
eessful ne with me, aud live 10 COED old ago, and
mover snner with lhe Rheumatism. have only
used what balm bought OF you, and ON now n
now man. Yours, truly,
kODf. BEATTY,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

~. Burieigh a Bfo... ge~ Albany, Ind, Pro.
prietors fof the South and West.
NJ. w, Halle, DfookyiIlel Charles vancsmp,
Melamofpl u. Is. Fuller, Harrison, ohloI and
dealers IN medicine generally.
June 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

The genuine Oriental OF Sovereign balm pills
have ON the wrapper ~ each bon tho above repre-
senihilon OF the manufaclOfy.