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The Administration. IL il said. has
determined to dispense with Brigham
Young rs soon as bis commission OK
pires. Mr.. Buchanan will see IL some
other than Mormon Governor canret
govern Utah. The organic law gave
TO the Governor and Legislature the
power to fix the seat OF government
Brigham and his saints. anticipating
that some day he nigh, be suspended
fixed the seat Of government at Fill
more City, a miserable place, several
hundred miles from Salt Lake CITY,
50 that his successor would be Distant
from the population, and thus enable
him to continue TO exercise control
over il.
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PErrxnxrSr.-Two towns In 81.
Joseph county, Mich. produce large
quantities Of peppermint. from which
The oil is extracted by manufacturers
there. In 1856. $500 pounds Of the
oil was produced, which brought ia
the New York market three dollars
per pound. Frsm eight 70 twelve
pounds is produced from an acre OF
the plant. The Grst crop requires n
good deal Of care, bur the next two
years il yields without attention -
After the third year the crop mus;
rotate, in order 10 res, the land. The
mint is cut in August and the oil ex.
trscted by distilIation. filtered through
flannel. and put up in tin cans iol
market.
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osTE.'IEATy.

LETART FkLIs, Mcigs CO.. o.. Dee. ~. IS.
On. foRsuA--DEAR SfR:-k, n will recoileci sei-
ling me ono dozan bottles ofyour Alternative Balm
Cd board the steamer Ohio No.9 on her upward
trip. aboutth tho ota or 10th Of November last.
have sold II NIL but two bottles, and can say far
No have seen and known IL tried II has cured
more diseases, aud IN shoror time, than any me-
dieinc evnr knew. u has already become pop
uiar here, and could sell n large quantity OF II
" II was generrliy known that always had II on
hand. should ba glad IL yon would appoint lne
as the other merchants In ties place are age,s Cor
other medicines not worth halfso much. II .ou
do 20, will 10 all can 10 give the medicine a
wide circulation. AZ all events, please 10 end
and oblige Your,
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Thousands have bitterly regretted
their folly who have turned their
backs to honesty. A few years have
taught them a severe lesson.
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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 in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache. or Stiff
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 aud
Ague, Piles. Corns. Flesh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the Head,
Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys,
Summer Complaint Of Children,
Worms, and inflammation Of the
Stomach and Bowels, Group and
Scarlet Fever.
! Tho reason why this Balm reaches all these cas-
esis because II reduces inflammation, and arouse'
| tho secretons and nervous system into act one
THIS power l. owing 10 the peculiar combination
( e Medical properties without iheir being neu
tralixcd The medicine 10 perfectly safe, not con
tanning any dcndly poison, or mineral II viii
u used freely. act Immediately upon Tie liver
and all other secretiyo organs.
Read the following Certificates
From Rev. John ". Finley.
Ciacipnat, March Oh. 1853.
DR. Forsha--This lathe first time In my long II,
! that havs given ny nnmo m recon me ndation o
any medicine. as general remedy, though have
4 ofton b en- solicited. have sed your Aitora
two Balm for nearly two year,. tEst. for ths
| rheumatism IN NY hip and knee, q ~ wa
nearly cripple. then for very severe bfu.ses OF
two " my family; thsn violent attack o. diar
rh ora on IN yscif; theh for inflammation, for barns
bruises. and for o very severe case OF ste neck
brought on by violent cold, and I gmnk have
| had fall proof lts medlhal properties, In eroa
many OF the diseases for which you recommend II
and lhave not found u TO fall 10 slngic one o
them. sun lido not say thatit Is an lnialllbll
cnre yet " Il my sober con vetlon. that u Is III,
bost compound FOR lhass remedies Ter which u 4
| recommended. that have ever tried, and hav,
tried many. Twin not, " can procureiI; be viii
out Il In my {, miy for any consideration. Hop
Ing that you viii stiii continue 10 compound II ho
neatly, aud 10 at u may relieve thousands OF snnc
rers, most heartily recommend Il 10 my fellow
citizens ne most excellent Family Medicine.
Youfs, additionally.
J.B. FINLEY.
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Lynchburg. Highland c
I,rehhr,o It,,h,.,d 20 lar a

LynchburR. Highland CO.. jan o, '52.
This Is 10 cert ~ ~ thaye been afflicted :oS
seven or r-rT' % spins' affection and dys.
pepsia, and q part vi 4 time was confined 10 ny
bed. hal tiled the vorious remedies tried pre-.
scrlbed by The physicians who attended me, bui
obtained no permanent relief until tried Dr.. For
sha's Alternative Balm. iiy the time had used
throe or four bottles felt great relief and had 81
used more than seven bottles Until was catirel,
cured Of the above named disoascs. fael u due
TO the pnblc. we'll 10 DIR. Dr. forsha, To state
tho above named facts, and 10 say that I believe
The b AIN 10 be the bosi medicine In use, anu
canot recommend II too highly 10 suffering huma
nifty. have used u In many other cases i, ny fa
mily for which II was recommended, and u h..
given entire satisfaction IN all easos.
JouS WALKER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


Ehisisto certify that my Wits was afflicted With
the spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine years
and large portion OF that limo confined 10 her
room. Three Joints OF hor back bone were thrown
ont OF place and curved, caused by disease aud
pain. She was quite bowed down IN her stature
during her Illness We had thrco physicians al.
tending her during tho principal part OF her III
ness, but abe experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions arc ~ ards pro red
one polile OF DR.. forsha's Alieraiiie Balm, aud
ny the time she hi.i ised thalbutle she iet great
relief She used bat s-von ties, VIII she wne
entirely cared, sound and we'll, OF her diseases,
and her backbone has lost It's curve, aud she Is
straight In her stature rs sue wns previous 10 ihs
attack. We hereby certify that we believe the
Bulm 10 be tho cest medicine In use, and we b.
iieye II 10 DO & ain cure fcl the splnsl affection
and d. spepsla, aud cannot 90 IL hIy recommend
IL 10 any person a.ilccd with the nt~ diseases. :
We also Ind tan eleetuai cur "a many other di-
sesscs In Which wo have tried u IN our fasniy
(Sle.sd) ALEX. CLARK.
MARY r. CLARK.
Lynchburr flrhinnd e o.. Ian. q. SO.
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va, 1859.

PomRRoy, o., Dec. I, Isl.
On. FoasuA:-YouI medicine has completely
cured me, and am bale and stout, and no s-ns
OF Rheumatis palms about me. am very thank
that you made yourup?eannce In this place. Tie
only no greet fnow have IL. that you did not come
sooner. as much suffering aud expoore would nave
boon done away. fhopo yon msy always be sue.
cosslul us with me, aud 1.-Two 70 good old age, and
never suffer- with the liheunatism. have only
used what Balm bought OF you, and am nov a
new man. Yours, trnly,
R0BT. BEAfY.
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NEW ALBANY.
P. CHlLDS Il CO.'S

ANk w hA<D<AAS -
P. CHILDS Il CO.'S
Sovereign balm PHI Mandatory.
Trenton, N. ", Jan.i,
P.Chllds & Co.-Gcnts.-ffaying rccciveo
tcrIaI bcnent from your Sovereign Balm pill, !
deem II proper w. sis,e thattvo years ago tho frat
% ~. winter, having boon severely afflicted ier
ss sa s hs 70 ns ss ws
boxes o. your pills, and took them according 10
directions, aud before they were gone was en-
:ifciy cured, nnd have not suffered from tho com
p's'nt since, aud would sOt b placed back where
was before nfine ,hcm for one hundred dollajs.
would, there fore cheerfuliy recommend them 10
any person uniieisd that way as a sure remedy.
READER H0'' J. hAl''r''
Please notice tho reasons Mr.. Brown gives for az
king for an agency for selling the Sovereign Balm
Pills. Could fny one give better reasonsi Rea-
dor, u you wan, good medicine please procure
TRIAL.
Avon, Wis, Jan. 90, IS.
Messis. A. \. burlegh & Bro, Gents.-The
cause OF IN ASKING tho agency for selling =.
childs 4 Co.'S Oriental OF Sovereign Balm I'm Ia
not for speculation alone, have used them IN
my fnmily for tho last seven years, and ind no
Liver Complaint 81 tue commencement OF that
limo, and cured almost Gil kinds of disease since
With them. have been plagued ~ fnd them
my .ss sssnsy ssen sps 20 sell ssm
Yours with respect,
Gro. bRowr.
The folio-Ins from our Immediate yle!nIiy ID
John h. MsyeIl, New Msysviile, Ind, Aug II,
| 1855, writes
~ believe yonr pills 10 be good medicine, and
them, YOU will please send a supply immediate
ly."
". DIlman, sus,ons Poin. p. o. Clay co. III
Dec. II. rites;
90 wise you 10 send mo n few dozen boxes o
your Sovereign Balm Pills Immediately. what
l sold gave satisfaction"
Daniel crose. Perry's P. o.. Lawrence CO.. M,
"Ihaye sold out all tho pills your sgcn; lef, me
and could sell many moro II had ihom. The
pills pre- we'd very eiicaeiov- ond gave general "a.
Read tho following;
Robberson'ssis' Harrison co., Ky.,l
July 0, 1885. s
Mcssrs. A s.. Buri & Bro.-Gentss Your
Sovereign Balm PHI. ave proved TO DO great
remedy hcie for Chilis and Fever, Colds, Broasl
Complaints end Dyspepsia. As have sold all
hat were LEFT with me, aud as there 10 largo de-
med lately, aad oblige Yoan,
WI, w.gl those mo are afflicted hesitate when
tho Sovereign Balm pills will set the system q
rights, and will be OF untold yalaeS Now dori
stop. but get box OF T.. chllds & Co Pii's.--
rls. Tiii elearthe system nicely, without max
Ing you slck either.
They are mild Ia their operations, bur pcno.
rAte tho whole system, rcmovieg every obslrrci.
ion. Thoy oct upon Tie skin, kidneys. lu4gs AID
bowels, those bsisg mo channels psovidcd for car
rying or all Impurities from the system. II they
become clozged, disease IL tho almost certain 70
salts.
These pills open the pores OF the skin, promote
n proper discharge from tho kidneys. carry OF al
pbioYE and Other humoss from the lungs, aud BY
The bowels remove all impurities that cannot pas'
b, any other outlet, along with The refuse OF The
natural food.
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can recommend Mr.. Forshas Alternative balm
Ne being the beet mediciae ever used TOT. cramps
and rains. Nncn had the Cholera, ives eramp.
cd very much, aud In less than one minute was
relieved OF all palms. have tried u for uts, 0rul
sas, and burns. anu 'ouni u 70 give iinmeliaia ~
Lief. was taken with severe pain m The back
could not sinighten myself, aud only rubbed
II twice, and the pain len mo, and was us well As
ever was. II Is good for headsches; my son wa'
attacked with n GOV ore headache, and ia one-hal
hourafter bathing bis hoad, he was relieved.
Yours, respectfully,
l. NJ AkuRa
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SExsIaLE.-Ex- Secretary Marcy has
declined the public dinner rendered
him by the merchants Of Baltimore.
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rsAss'ssr Apvrsr'.sre.

FUf gAfH lu<<fti'I 'ftf tAftN MtNhN ana IIfI
than months es cents a square will be added.
A square consists OF 25o cms-tcn lines Nonrnr-
eli. n,thirr lees than square 70 be counted ne
fall square; a fraction osera square. a. square
and halt, Traction over q square and half,
sstwo squares. and % on.
Circuit and Common Fiens Court. kduinfsfr1-
lion aud o.het legal noiIees. must be rslo IN adj
vance or amply secured. In no e1sr VIII We await
the issue Of suis far NE prniers Zee. Auor-
neys Will be held responsible Tor The legal aiser-
tssmonts ordered b, item.
Announcing candidates. OF every description.
oi 10 subscfibers, and ~ 10 those who are not.
payment invariably In kdvsrce.
Advertisements not marked on ths COPY Tor
specified number Of Insertions. viii Be sorilnucd
until ordered out. aud payment required acrcf-
DINGHY, unicss they refer 10 definite date. when
they w.il be insericJ 90 thai date. u iEsrked
"uu forbid, they siil Of course, be infef.sd IN.
til ordered cut. Al IN. usuki rates.
All advertisements ffom f'falTers or transiert
persons 10 BE- paid IN advance.
Special notices, Pun asd Commrnicnii0ns de-
signed 70 promote private Interests. VIII b shsrr-
cd ~ per square for each Insertion.
Marriages Of subscribers or any of their fsri,v
are Announced gr.tuitoasly. One Dollar vii! ts
charged Cor ell othcts.
Deaths VIII be announced eutuifousl,. but
length, obituary notice. OF those rot tutscfibcrs.
viii he charged Tor ~ special NoSlces.
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Certificate from d. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forshas Alternative Balm TO
perform q very extraordinary curn upon horse
that was very badly cut, sonio time since.
used II externally. wsth good effect. believe
II 10 aperfectly safe and eficaoious remedy TO be
nsed Ia many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
Kox Of 1874
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am well acquainted with Aicxandea CLARK and
his wife, and also John WALKER, aud know the
above statements 10 DO matters OF fact, aud the,
are persons OF responsibility and candor.
fSlgned1 A.GfBLER'
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NEW YORK.
GAR9El'S SPANIII KIyTIRE.,

gARqll's Spanish MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLoon;
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN
Not a Particle Of Mercury in IL
an infsilible remedy for serofala, Ksnx's Evil,
Plmples or Postnles on The face, Boiches,
Bolls. ARue aud Fever. Chronic Sore kyes,
Rlngworm, or letter scald, Head, I'm
largomcnt and pain N Tho Bones and
Join r.Salt hhcnn, Stubborn Ulcers,
Sypille Disorders, and all diseases
arising from an tn indieious nsc OF
Mercury, fmprndence n life,
or fmpnfity OF the Bl0Oi.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
the Hood Il nov used by thousands Of gralefu !
patient. from al paT's Of tho Jailed States, who
By the greatest az all medicines, "Cailer's Span
lsh Mixture" Neuralgia, liheuinalism. Scrofula.
kruptions on the ska, Liver Dlecaso. Foycrs u
cers. Old sores, Affection Of the Kidneys, Diseas.
es Of the hr0at, Female complaint. rains and
Aching Of tho Bones and Joints. nrc speedily put
70 hlght b, using sl'ls great and incsllnabie rem
edy.
For al diseases OF tho Biood, nothing has yo,
been found 10 compare with u. u eicansss The
System OF all i1puriles. acti gently and efficient.
y On the lisof aud kidn-vs, aud strengthens the
Digestlan, gives tone 10 the stomach. makes the
Skin clear aud heathp, aud restores The Consttu-
ton, cnieeblcd b disease or broken down by the
excuses OF YOUTH ~ ~ pristine vigor nhd
strength.
For the dlseasosof lsslnsiee tits peculiarly an.
pilcable, and whenever u has become known l.
regularly prescribed with The hsppcst effects. -
I. lnylgoraies t11 weak und dcblilaled, aud i'm.
parts elasticity 70 The worn ort fraino clears the
skin. and leaves Tho ratcai ireah aud healihy: y
s1nsie bottle az ths irr~tfnab ie remedy Ia worth
more then all the so-rallpd Sanapaglllasln eesl.
vnco.
fAs large aumbtrof certificates which we have
received IRON ~ petitions OF the United States. &,
The beet evidence thai thoro y no humbuc about
y. lhe Press. tbs holel-keeporl, maslslrAics
physicians nna pubii, mon, we'll known 10 the
community. az ait taHif icsil nony TO tho won.
dcriui effects 90 his
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Arcui aud gctGn AlAanac, and read
the details OF The wonderful cures performed hy
Carriers Spfnish Mixture. o. inost cases where
every thing else bad signally fallcd) The limit.
OF NJ advertisements VIII not admit their full So.
s.rtion.
VIZ S. BEERS 6 Co.. Proprietors,
No 3ol. Broad,1oy. " Y.
To whom all orders must he addressed.
forssle ~ Druggists and Country Merchant
| IN all paris Of tho unlled Staies and tho canadns
and by NJ. ". Halle, Brook Vile. a. n. Chase
New frcnipn; James runner, Fairfield; charie
/ VEncamp. Neiam0m; 4. G. lord q Co., Laurel
a Al. ..4flI
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THE IMPROVED
2Ee
LITTLE GIANT .

fRtcntco M9v ~, fSdts
Improved rcbruary, 1870.
Il doubtless an invention emops ths mou Npor
tant Of modem times, for the uss OF ths cell cd
vsed farmer and stock fsedef-end the univsrsal
favor with which Il has boon vsesiesd nom the arsi
more than anything else, sssesD iss utility sndsa
perIoriy.
For portability, simplicity OF cons,rus,iop. end
convenience OF use the Little Giant hss no squal.
Il weighs from = 70 hundred lbs. secordiis TO
slte, can DO put in operation BY the farmer In 20
ming les, without expense or mechsnlcsl cid, then
adjusted and used with eonsenlence by anybody.
These Mills are guaranteed In the most positive
manner against breakaro or arrangement, and
warranted 10 crush feed from ear corn, and er.s
or Cue homony from shelied corn, with degree OF
ease aud convenisnse for farm purposes, never
attained before.
The subscriber 10 now prepared 10 furnish the
farmers OF Franklin County with improved pat
terms and sizes, TO suit tho varod wants OF ali.
No.2 Is Offered o. 90 complete, ready for at
,aching tho team, aud warranted 10 crush, OF dry
corn, 10 bushels OF feed per hour with one horse.
No. 3at $50, win crush 20 bushels por hour.
No. 4at $50, will crush25 bushels per hour with
two horses.
These mills will DO delivered In Breokviiio, or
prices. w. X. uULFoRp,
dec 10 Solo Assntior Franklin County.
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liz they meet with spot of mix
cd formation, they are said to par
take of it in proportion as the
soil is mingled with clay.-Wooi
Gr0sDer.
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JOY TO THE WORLDS
DALM o. 4 THOUSAND FLOWERS. Cor sais
~ WI. f&assaAss CO.
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TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMER.
ICAN.

Per year, Al the end OF the year. q 90
W rnid wtthln elk months. 80
n paid IN advance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
All subscribers a 20 understood ~ engaging 10
continue unless discontlnuanee Il expressly or.
dersd.
No paper will be discontinued. until srrranrss
are paid. unless there l. no ch1rso Of max ne
the money out OF the Subscriber.
Money can be sent al oar risk, BY mall. IN .
RrotsTfHrp Irrffe.
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To whom ail orders must hc addressed.
forsale ny Druggists and Country Merchants
IN all paris Of tho unlted Stales and tho Canadns,
and by NJ. ". Halle. Brookvlnc. A. ". Chase,
New frvnpn; James furner, Fairnsid; Charles
VEncamp. Meiamoa; 4. Clifford q Co., Laurel;
and u. shTineT, Andersonville.
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AS. Burieigh & Bro. Pew Albany, Ind, Pro-
prictors Tor the South aud West.
NJ. w. Halo, Brookville; Charles Vsncamp,
Meismofa; 4. X. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio; aud
dealers Ia medicine generally.
June so
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Certificate from chas. 5. Bryant, ESQ.

Certificate from chas. :. Bryant, ESQ.
Cincinnati, Jan. ., 80.
During the summer and fall OF isil was quite
III nj different times, from disease OF the disease
OF tho stomach aud bowels. by the nrst 81 De-
ccmbcr, the complaint had run through the various
stages VI tho diarrhea aud di senicry, md Hnhlly
ihs piles sol IN 10 complete the almost inioerable
PHI. scai misery Ia which this latter plant IRE.
quentiy sobiocts the sufferer. had been confined
70 my bed for aDoula week with this last com
plalnt, add was very muco reduced. had appll'
Cd TO sklitul phi, sician, Who had prescribed tot
mo several Gays, but saw no evident SYMPTOMS
OF recovery. Atths point vi Time, Fotsha's Al
lcrnti, balm came under my observation. b3
considerable PERSUASION, VAS Induced 10 take 4
in small doses OF "a traspoonful a. often as par
OK, sins OF the disease came on. had taken some
three OF these doses, when tell decidedly belief
and Afterwards recovered with such rapidlt, thai
in Two day aItrr commenced taxing the Balm,
was entirely Tree from the effects OF tho disease
believe the BALM Is an excellent remedy I0
dyspepsia and It's N.ndred complaln,s, dyarfhea
d,sentcry and the piles. have made this :. 10
mont at the request OF Mr.. ForsLa, who kiEdi,
agefed noe the medicine which believe encetut
o cure La the above case.
Respectfully yours.
l'fls X tav.ssr
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y0,rGf,C.

The genuine Oriental or Sovereign Balm pills
have ON iac wrapper OF each box the above repre-
sentation Of tho mandatory.
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W 4 have on hand good assostnenl Of boot
w Shoes. shippers .t:aitcrs, bust 4. .. uoy .. Mis
scs and Chiidrcns. Also Mrs. liursra eeisbrat-
ed sxins and ties, Al cash prcea.
oetip fyNrR 3 kiMnLg.
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cersiaeato from Ms. Hubble, of the tiae aEat
Fuel Co.
wehad horse thrown overheard from n Coal
Flat, between Two boats. and astin the gears nj
the time, aud steamboat passing, which tainmed
tho boats 10 geIhor. with The horse struggling u.
the limo. IIc was worry much cut aud brulscd.--
After We got Inn out we applied Mr.. Forshn's Al
tcratiyo Balm freely 10 the cuts aud bruises, OK"
pecilng, however that the horse WA ruined. But
after standing about ihlry-slS hours, the horse
wns put TO work, rs wei n cvor, oxcepttho scars
In consequence Of the cuts he got.
And wo would choeriuliy recommend II 10 the
public Us tho best medicine We have used. aud We
have tried all or no different kinds that are In use.
! concur with others In Recommending Dr., fof-
sha's Alternative Balm rs the best medicine we
ave- ever used FOE horses, aud also for cuts aud
bSuises on the human person.
n. 5. iIrnntE
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aud great do
precision OF
Spirits.
TERRIBLE Disclosures!

SECRETS FOR rms Mil.iIoNl
A most Wonderful and Invaluable Publication
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STATE UsuRPATroS IN ILINoIs.--State usur-
patton seems to be the order Of the day. We are
yet grooming under lite consequences here; they
have just suffered from il in Louisiana; they have
bet threatened with it in Connecticut; and now
IL seems Illinois lie having lie share.
We have received several communications
from sources worthy Of credit, going to show that
an act passed at the last session Of the Illinois
Legislature, and entitled can act 10 incorporate
the Illinois River Improvement Company" actu-
ally takes away the control of that river from the
State, the counties, and the people, and bestows
IL bodily on speculative company. No guaran-
ties, az II seems, are exacted from the company
for the disproportionate powers awarded to il;
and the circumstances of the people and counties
interested have been treated with perfect con-
tempt The act is notoriously in direct opposition
10 the will Of all the people concerned.
We presume that a proper appeal TO the Judi.
ciary Of Illinois will cons'gn this obviously I'M
constitutional act to the Tomb of the Capulets
But Il is worthy of attention, nevertheless as a
fur her illustration of the eraspDg tendency of
our Legislatures, and the necessity of energetic
action on the part of counties, towns and NUM-
cipalit,s generally to prevent their rights being
torn away one by one. The case of New York Is
already that of other cities; If the practice be
hot checked 1t will not stop so loag as there is
free city ia the land