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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

T.. u. Bishop and n. b. Mason,
Esq, Of this city, have secured con-
tracts for tho construction Of tho
{. Dubuque aud Pacific and Iowa Cen.
trial raiIroads--slx handrcd and nine
~ miles in length. The con tracts
are for cash. aud amount 10 the sum
Of twenty millions ofdolIarsl These
railroads are richly endowed viii,
lands Of the fret quality, donated
{. 70 fhcm by tho Goneral Government,
In quantity over ]. two and ono hall
million of acres. The lands will
moro than pay for tho cost OF con
straction OF the roads, and tho stock.
/. holders viii get their entire roads
without cost, and a bonus gratis. The
u construction cost Is 20 be paid from
10 avails Of construction bonds, based on
i. mortgages OF the roads and lands
/, and the bonds arc 10 bo retired with
the avaiIs of lands as they arc sold
10 settlers along the lines of the
roads. ~ ~ Al W .fAtI
4 q This Is one OF the heaviest rail,
road operations ever entered into IN
this country-and Messrs Bishop a
Mason have earned for tliemselves a
high reputation as contractors Of
great enterprise and responsibility
-BrcdgPoot Farmer, Conn, Aay2eth
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

TIE FATAL ROSEBUD.
Ills computed that ten millions Of
francs are paid yearly in Paris for
flowers. But il ais said they have
their perils as we'll as their charms.
Some kinds have n most deleterious
effect upon the atmosphere; and Of
ten their effects are exhibited upon
the nervous system; but oftener the
Imagination alone does the mischief.
Ayoung lady ofmost sensitive nerves
was relating one evening 70 some
person in her drawing room that she
had q horror of tho rose; "the per-
fume Of that flower" said she "gives
me vertigo" The conversation was
here interrupted by the entrance Of
a friend, who wore q rosebud In her
hair, immediateIy our delicate lady
grew pals, threw up her arms, and
fen gracefully back upon the sofa
''For goodness sake, madam, retire
Do you not 500 that IL, Is you who
caused this spasm ~ Me- replied
the astonished friend. Certainly, Il
Is the perfume Of thatrosobud in your
hair Really IL that is the case, J
must give up to you the guilty flower
but pray examine before condemnin(
tie She then took the flower from
her hair, and banded IL 70 one Of tn
persons who addressed her, and theil
inquietude soon gave way 10 anothol
fceling--thc fatal rosebud was artih
teinl' is-fii - n 80 i.s.sl's
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Split In Tie Democratic Parry.

II is becoming evident that the
Democratic party Is about 10 be riv-
en- by grand disscnsion, and 70 be
divided into Northern and Southern
sections; or that II this does not oc-
cur, tho Northern wing OF the party
must perish utterly. Kansas Is the
rock on which the party is splitting.
Already tho Democratic State Con-
vention Of Georgia has demanded the
recall Of Governor Walker, and threat
ened tho President with displeasure
and war II no refuses. The South
will follow the example Of Georgia.
Already, in Virginia, South Carolina
and Louisiana, the influential press
clnmors for revenge on Walker for
the high misdemeanor Of recognizing fhe
Free Sellers Of Kansas as a part Of The
Constitution making poper. That which
is distracting tho Democracy, Is tho
necessity for tho submission Of the
constitution 20 bemanufhctured by the
Convention Just elected, 10 the poo.
pie for approval or population, orthe
Abandonment of their new doctrine
and cardinal principle Squstter
Sovereignty, and Of oil protense OF
fair play-and squarely taking the
ground that Kansas must at oil haz.
ards DO q slave State. Tho Georgia
Convention declares that Buchanan
must remove Walker, because hes says
tho constitution must 60 before the
people. Now, whatis Mr.. Buchanan
70 DO between the Georgia resolutions
and bis pet Governor and particular
friend. The Georgia resolutions ol
the State Convention, two years ago
formed the basis Of the Cincinnati
Platform, in which Mr.. Buchanan los,
his personality, and there hisespecial
Significance and propiety, too, II
Georgia debating to him Just now a,
this drst serious straining test Of pol
icy, the course that be must pursue u
maintain his good standing in the
Democratic Church South. In THU
connection the remarks Of Governor
Walker at Topeka, fully committing
himself and the President to the pol
icy of submitting the constitution &c
the people will be read with especia
interest: ftfAcA fatbt5<i
l will say, then, to you gentlemen
that II they do not appoint fair and
impartial mode by which the majority
OF the actual bona-fide resident set,
tiers Of Kansas shall vote, through
the instrumentality of impartia
judges, l will join you oil in Lawful
opposition TO their doings, and tn,
President and Congress riN reject fheii
constitution. As regards the past,
have got no power to recall il. TIL,
past is irrevocable, even by Almighty
power, and profess to have very lit
tie power, much less such power a
that. Over the past / have no con
troll but orer the future I bare; and
say to you, that unless q full and fail
opportunity isgivcn to the whole PEG
pie Of Kansas TO decide for themselvel
what shall be their form Of govern
ment, including the great sectiona
question which has so long divided
you unless, / repeat. they grantyo,
tsuch an opportunity, / have one pow
er Of which no man or set ofmencar
deprive me, and to which shall an
hesitatingly resort, and that is, to JON
you in ta,efm opposition TO their acts
| I Cries of good, good" and loud ap
pIause. during which the Governor
Withdraw
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vAtfRy


Suppo6iug the soil TO be ofthe right
consistency a. regards fncness Of
texture, the next most important
point IL 10 sec that L. Is free from sub
stances deletcrious or poisonoustothe
roots ofpIants. Take the best pre-
pared coil and difluse through II o.
ANAL Quantity of dissolved arsenic
for example, and few plants would
survive. One OF the most produce
tive causes Of infertility 10 otherwise
good Noils, is the actual presence Of a
substance or substances poisonous to
plants. rs we shall show, draining, in
connections with blowing 80, il one
Of the most efficient n9cncicsain re-
moviaR these poisons. Let US un-
dorstand this matter. .sss
Puts quart OF water into tin pan,
or other vido open yesseb and DIS.
solved In this, say a fourth of %
ounce Of common green vitriol fs.i-
phate Of iron d rho sxatcr viii app
pear clear at first. Allow u % stand
exposed 70 the air for fow hours,
and abruwn redish "scumn will rise
TO the top. The same thing may be
seen n iron springs, and very FREE
qucntfy In tho water oozlng from q
Hillside. Tho water II nt FIRST clear,
but when II comes out TO the air, the
brown scum Is formed by the union
OF iron (n the dissolved green vitrioD
with the oxygen Of the mir. All col
orcd sofia coptain considerable guam
ties Of from, and some tof this iron
exists In the i6rmof green vitriol. es-
pecially. In unworked soils. or those
not exposed 70 tho air. y Now a. The
vessel Of water, and ms IN the iron
sprihe&, the air has the power Of do
stroying tho green vitriol in the soil
and changing the iron 70 tho insohi'
bic state (pcr oxide) iifwhich Il rises
70 tho surface aud floats asa scum.
But grovn yitrioI Is poison e
plants. IL 10 soluble IN water and Il
thus taken up 10 tho sap where BY
exposure 10 Dir II Is changed within
the pores of the stalk on leaves and
retards growth, We must repeat
thatall soils unexposed 10 the ail
contain more or less Of this poison
Qua form of iron. ea bees \
This brings us ut once to tho. poini
that II Is necessary 20 admit air int
the soil TO destroy or change to
harmless form, the iron poison. Up
on the surface this change Is usually
effected by direct contact with th'
air, but deeper down the poisonous
matter remains, The growth Of clio
yer Is an Illustration For u year o
two IL may flourish we'll. but beinl
deep rooted ID sends down It's fibers
and reaches the poison below, whicl
IL sucks up, and the crop dies. Oh
deeply cultivated (air penetrated
soils clover will flourish for man,
years. s'..,
How shall we get the air into tn
soils? One method is 20 air the sol
deeply by deep blowing &c, to admi
air; this will Do discussed hereafter
But however much rs emay stir til
seils the air cannot pass freely thrt
the pores, that Is between the parti
cles, while the intersticcs or pore
are filed with water. One OF the frs
axioms the school boy learns, IL, tina
~two bodies cannot occupy tho sam
space at the sometime IL IL hardl
necessary TO say then, that IL W
want the airto circulate freely in
soil, we must first FREQ IL from stand
ing water-Ameriean Agriculturaiis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
500 AGENTS wANTEDii


A GENTs wanted 70 sell DR.. Prosts London veret.
a able Bilious Pills throughout the Western
,ovn, want and active men 70
~ family. We are employing Agents 70 canvass on
footof with horse and buggy a. he following terms,
Csnvssers on foot pcryear. oyoson horseback 1900
With horse and buggy, e3so Agents are required 70
furnish korses and bukgics. af q
In addition TO the above salaries, defny ell OK
penses incident 70 the business. lis IN agreeable
and hcaithiui occupation for young men. giving them
rood opporaity 70 make mensy, withcntthe possi-
mission Applicants should apply In porson. or ad-
orcsss further informauon Do desired, the Prol rio
tors BY iettsr No one win DO mploysd for less
term Than one year. and vevil enser Into written
contnctto that erect. .IIt. ~
We shsll require security N all cases u 70 arc not
personally acquainted with tae applicant ~ vsshali
sntrust IN his custody mopes, medicincs, books and
receipss 70 The amount nom Aye hundred 20 three
Prissipsi once, So.7 North Msridiss T., Indiana
polls, Ind. sp.s4,fw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
REn4zDx Pen RLoArzD

Mr.. A. Cornwall Of Penfield, New
York, informs the editor Of the Ru-
raj New Yorker that few days since
he had a yearIing heifer so badly
bloated from eating clover that she
could not walk. Remembering that
he had heard Of tar as remedy, ne
applied a small quantity 10 the
root Of the tongue--makingthre APP
plications at intervals Of minute or
two. The animal soon recovered en-
tircly, and chcwed her cud In a few
hours. He thinks remedy which Is
so simple and cffectual should be gen.
orally known, and we, therefore give
II publicity, as being both useful and
reasonable. :. - =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
OWEN WILLIAMS. RAwsox VALE
WILLIAMS Il VALE,
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS,
no. - East wAsHrHoroN
OWEN WILLIAMS.

fNDfANAPOL IND.
wan sxehanke. Purchase. Rent aud make ssis Of all
Warrants, MAts Investments, Pay Tssss, Essmns Il.
ties. DrAn Deeds Contracts, &c. ~
c.s 2, as ARM being s attorney a. Lss WIN give
Debts. Theother partner, having athorough acqusn.
tAnss with tho value q real estate win devote patIcu.
lar attention 20 this part 81 their business.
the stats Of Indiana and IN the Western states and
Territories generally, and viisxert every effort 70 give
general sAtisfAetion.
Stewart a Bowen, yno. ID. Deffess, rres't Central
lowe Hon Schuyler collar. NJ, o., south nead, Ind;
Hon tevis nurh hiehmend, Indi d. y. Cock, Any,
Hon The; ", Hartley, Hon; Josiah scott, saprs@s
Lippeneost, Conn 4 Co., Phiadephla; BENZ Powers,
g. Moore, Jr, Bankers. Delaware, Ohio; Geo. Qninby
banker, basyrus. ohio; ). s. Morshssd Co. Louis.
vile, Ky.
RATES or CONFUSION
WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT rs MADE.
On sales Of $4,000 and under our commission win be
2per cent except whom the sum u less than 400; nom
$4,000 70 1900 will be ohrrged per cent from S..
600 % 1900 VII b charged per cent In all case,
sses Of property while IN our hands, commission will
bscharssd. though the sale be contaminated BY other
To Withdraw properly from our charge, We require
two weeks notice, and In case contract Is
before withdrawal, our commission must Be paid.
NV are making arrangements 20 form business
connections with reliable Arms In Iowa. Missouri Wis
consin, Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas, and will be
prepared 20 locate Land Warrants buy, exchange, OF
sell Western property 70 advantage, Go those Wishing
10 emigrAte too new and growing country.
We shall conduct buaness with promptness and intsx
riy and desire all thos trusting their proper IN eur
hands 10 give NJ fair and full description location
quality. advantages and Disadvantage.
Persons Wishing 10 exchange, purchase orsc, In.
vifs 90 exAminc our register.
april 1881
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
CHARLES RULE,
SUCCESSOR TO LOWRY A RULE

Corner Broadway and rifth Street. Cincinnati, ohi.
Monuments. Tomb and Grave stones, Marble Man
tics and statuary, Daptsmal Fonts, Natural Tab cts
urns. Vases. Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter
Slabs &C., tc, constantly on hand and furnished
The ,rsdesupplI.d with Marble IN BLOCK and slab, or
sawed 20 ordor
March2f,55,iy
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
COIN AND CROWS.

...s.s.sA correspondent who apparently
-. votes and acts for the determination
i..s. ofcrows, bIackbirds, aud sheep.kill.
- ing dogs, writes Us In this wise. '.As
- this Is the season of the year when
= 4 corn and crows are the subject OF gem
i''.s. srnfconversation among farmers,
. viii tell you how we treat them both.
Soon after planting our fields 10 corn
So wetake abouttwenIy grains ofstrych.
80 snine and, dissolve it in half q pint Of
hot water; fill in corn till all the wa
ter Is absorbed; then sow it in our
= 80 corn fields, where the crowshave been
. previously baited. Adopt this plan.
and you never will be troubled with
crows pulling up yourcorn, orat least
in that field. Strychnineis equally as
= good for blackbirds; and thereis moth.
ing IN the world so good for dogs
that Kill sheep; To dogs it should be
adminlstered in small piece of NUT
ton; dose ono or two grains Rural
Ner YORKER :.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

JoyCEs STAR MILL. FOR GRINDING CORN
cob, Hommony, or Meal, and general stock Feed
Prioess No. q sS5; No ., as, ke. Call and examine
byookyillci Ind Tyler kinbLI.
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: .-'' TxpoRfAsr TO AoRlcrITuRsssr.--A
= Gasdmerat Glasgow, .Seetlad, prae-
s'.sssHl tices mode ofadestroying catcrpil-
s,sz ,slers which no discovered by accident.
a piece Of WOODEN rug had i..l been q
7aIH bu6h. and when n en- pait was found
sss's seoveyed by the icaf-deyouring insects.
He sfnimediately placed pieces OF
wooden cloth in every bush in his
garden, and found next day that the
oaterpillers had universally taken to
them for shelter. In this way he
destroys many thousands every
morning.-BeHs Weekly Messenger.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
W. G. 4 W. P. QUICK,

- Attorneys ~ Law, uroohvtiie, tne.
pARTtcuLAR atssntian paidio she coliseiion and
4 and securing Of elaine.
once IN reem formerly occupied BY Jne. d. Hev'
and, over osiiions stores s1..as
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

BLANK DEEDS.
or even description, and Mortgages, also, Books
Brookville, Ind. NV, kkkLY.
sprli1S
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
ron THE RAPID CURE on i,
souoHs, COLDS. HoAHsENEss. INvLs,-
ENzA, Bn0hcHITIn, WHooPrNo
ooxiau. CUOUp. lsTUMA IN d 4

COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, In - &
CIPIENT cOksumPTIoH, 4fJ
nd Zoe The relief q sansunpvs Patient. IN Hdssrsss
We need not ss4k % the putiis q n ssfuss
throughout sssry and almost every hamlet a fis
American States. 10 wonderful currs ~ pulmonary cnu
plaints have made already knoxn k0, ~ ARP ths
hnies IN any cvlzcd country this eoniips4t without
personal experiences o. ia eccisi and wsf - <
communities any where which have not snonE then.
soms living trophy o. Is victory the snrs and dan
Fsrous diseases Of me throat and lungs While Il 4 ~
most powerful anfidois yet known 70 man fr the snl
dsble and dangerous diseases q ne pulmonary crsnA
also the pcasantcst and safest remedy that can - en-
ployed for Infants and young psrsops, fsr<nh should
have n In against the tnsidous cn<ms that sfssk
upon them unpreparcd. We have abpndsnf Rronnd> =
below The CHrnns PEcToEkL lives ~ The
sumptions u prevents than tho-e Il curss. Key Il y
you and cnre your colds Wills they are durable, nor n
set them until 10 human ski can master The insxo<hk
oankcr that fastened the vifss est. yenf ne sws,
An know Che dreadful fatality of lung dsordeft snd ~
they know TOO the Virtues of th remedy, ns~d noi 4
moro than 20 assure them n 4 suil made ths bet 4
Be. We spsre cost care no fol % produce NJ
perfect po~<hic and thus knord to>r who rsb a.
Il thu bet agent which our skin can farnh ~ ths e"
PREPARED BY DR.. J. o. LfIR, -:
Practical and Ansiytioal chsmist, Lowell. Hass
AND SOLD 5Y -. -
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John &, DUNLOP, dealer I'm r.,~x - 49,,
~ Goods OF the latest style, (crysfai Palace a.
'front.' corner Of Meridian and Nsshlnrsss Snsa1.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

w kind public furthe very liberal patronage they
have already bestowed on the "oLD WHIfE COX.
MR." and shall sndeayor. 70 merit continuance
stock In The market. w, MORROW q co,
HvvutNiis. spsti
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

mHE AGRICULTURAL sTEAMER II DESIGN
II Cd Zoe cooking food for III kindsvfstosk; steam
Ing shingle blocks Garage and chair timber, render
Ing lard and taliowj and for heating water or ~
boiling sugar w-tsr, max Ing sosp. and vsriety Of
other uses. Tho steamer doss The WORK required "a
less than half tho time, with much less
a. shs same tms cheaper, han can BE- done IN sny
other way. IL perfectly simple, and safe, being "a
constructed a. 20 avoid the possbiiv Of exposion
For particulars call on thssubscnbor. Price, e<s
The hrmeu Of Frankiin, Faycsse, usion, kash and
Decatur courties.at
Cincinnati Pricesi
All srder addressed 10 me 81 nroakvlle VII
moot psompt attention. WIN. N. MULfokD.
Rockville, Apriii7, 80. .sfn
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HY D. HUCxLH HAS REnovED his TAILOR
NJ Ing establlshncnt Into The second story Of the
rance shroar ne siisy BY vay Of suitable stairs.
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WIN, s. BEERS 4 CO., Proprietors,
No. 80f Broddirdv, ~. Y.


FOR sale b. all country merchants and drugGisis
IN ths united states aud oanadns. aud By NJ. w.
Halle, brookviliss A, N, Case, New Trenton; James
Turner, Fsirneidi Charles Van Camp, Mstamera; 7.
CHORD Z o., Laurel. and n. Skinner, Anderson.
vile.
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ROCKVILLE BANK,
fsney. payable In similar fands. sl IN
Ny order OF The Board,
JOHN WYNN, Cashier.
Brookvillsf Fob. is.isss. i '--
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oEo. W. DAr y. MArLAcK.
. ~. r. DAY 4 MATLACK,
wzorxsAxx DxALKR N
DIR X @ Q CD .
NO. 80 PEARL STREET,
Crr1O11J11ATx, OHIO.
march i.'57ly. 1L.l 4.
T. r.. . TIMER. n; 9: xIxBLx
TYNER & KIMBLE,
- f xHxR L DxALx1s II
IshDry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
ouEExswARE, IRON. NAILS AND SALT.
AT THE OLD BURTON STAND,
BROoKv1LLE, IND.
HANNAMAN x DUZAN, {
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
I DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Surgical Instruments,
PAINTS. OILS vAnNIsHxh pyx.sTurys,
Paint, varnish' Hair, sst Csesh Dr.shss,
Patent Medicines. Fancy Soaps, PERU
.m merry. COIognes,
FLINT and Green glassware, window Glass Putty. rlrs.
rant kaIf ana IN uIIls WuIIe HNA HIuHu kHt
NO. 20 EAST WASHINGTON ST., -
IND ANAPOLr8, IND.
aprifsi7,5T ] p -. a ~ ~. - 49,
JOHN =. pAIR. .,,,.l iss WIN sroMs
JOHN F. DAIR 4 CO.
= Z D STORE,
/ AND
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
''' SfHS1SSHxr r'' 6iifISls.- gamer
"a srssas az. sgasAs. o. syssAs
H. o. DURKAN1 a. CO.,
u a ~ Is u = s.
y West Third Sc, ssises Building. between Msia and
$50 CINCINNATI. ONO.
IL. ". o'coSNoR ~ !. x. o'coSSoa,
"""'s''''.''.'.'.'.' @ Iil is"''''''''.' s'''''''
0'CONNOR & BROTHER,
roREIorG a. Don1psrxc
- r 81 @ q q - 8,
IL No. u Pearl Street. between Vine snd Race,
!" CINCINNATI, ONO. si..l
+ ]. B. DAVIS, M. D.,
/ PHYsicIAn AND su1oxox.
os s,nss mo- a'' k'ssIs' STORE NAH
", n,""s ~ WV ina .tsHi7ssI 4. tss
JNO. w. kEELY.
NoT nv pffuffr apoouvttfp fxn-t. ~.
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ItTAhT FtLIFi WfIfb CO. o. Dtrs W %
Da. Fonsmk---DEkn hfn:-iou will reco lect
selling one dozai botlos Of Jour Altefatlyo Balm
ab, ut the OH 10th ~ November last have .oldlt
all but Two bottles and eau say 10 faras hsse sesn
and known Il ricd has cured more dsosscs, and ~
a shor or lime, Than sns medicine ever anew II
has already hecome popuar here. al could sell y
large qunnt " oft 10 VAS generally known hat al
way d u on hand. should be 60 II you would
apl olnt soi- agent for the sale oil In lhls place,
Ina nueh a. Tie 9th m rchants In the pia. ere
agents for other medic ncs nt ~orth half Oh. II
ylu do 80. | will do all can 70 give lie medicine
do regulation. At all events. please o. tend me-
one dozen each Of your different sizod bottles and
oblge. 81 ..t =
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RoNNEfs, GgPsIEs. RinaoNs AND FLOWERS
Of the latest q, lea SILK, Cectns, knell>h el1w-
snd GIMP bonneis, Win nice lot 81 Nj bbons iAcss
brookv lnd. -
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Certificate from ID. L. Starr.
have known Mr.. forsha's Alternative Palm 10
perform very extraordinary cure upun horse thai
very had cut, sonie time tiLce.
used II externally, with good effect. believe II 70
be pc fectly safe and efcacons rmcdy 10 be used In
many conf iaints.
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SCHRICTEs& REID,

OWE. 70 rae olTizESs OVSRASxLIs cous
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES,
OF the very hest quality and finish. a Low
can Be Furnished n M. Valley Astheir vork speaks
gsnveyards where 10 already set up. -
Ihcv VII also keep an assortment Of saved nee
sonss OF dressed limestone. furnh them 10 order
a short notice, Tor siils. steps. Ac, E.|--l
Ind. III - 40 marqu.sT
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Nov. q, Isss


Fohkhof, U.i Dec, u 30.
On. foRsua:-your medicine has comIl tely cured
me, and am bale aud stout, and no signs Of Rheu-
matte palms ahou me, am very thankful thai you
made your appe ~ oe In this place Toe ohy regre,
now hava IA, you did mol come sooner, - much
suffer ng ana - 80 would have he done away. I
live 10 good old age, and never suffer with tho
rheumatism. | have only used what balm bought
Of you, and am now new man. yours truly,
ROBT. BkA1y.