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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20

top Of each shoot expanded a
head, heavy with most beautiful
grain, like those ! send you, ripen-
ing In four months from planting.
From each seed there must have
been a yield Of 10000, at the
first cutting. But In a few weeks
there shot up, both from the root
and from each joint Of the stocks
LEFT below the cutting, new heads,
not quite so heavy as those gath
cred first, but from their number
amounting 10 much more grain In
the aggregate. Up to this date,
II has been gathered four times.
In July ] gathered tho first
seed and planted again fresh from
the stock, aud In November gath
cred this which I send you, o lar
ger growth than from the origi-
nal.
Its good qualities us | bavo tes-
ted II aro--
LIST. An unparalleled yield.
"a. II we'll rooted, worms can
not kill II, as they do corn and
beans, for It will throw out new
shoots from tho root. like wheat.
Sd. It is a fine food Cor horses
or cattle, either as grain. or TO To
cut up aud ied green for fodder.
Tho lattor process only makes II
grow up thicker. But for feeding
fowls IL Is unsurpassed. II fat
tens them equally with wheat
Chickens just from tho shell eat
II as they would crumbs Of bread.
With the aid Of this grain, fowl
raising may DO carried on to any
extent, rs tho grain Is growing, RI
penIng, and ready Tor them to
shell out for themselves.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20
The New sugar Canc-Some Dca-
mite Inssrmasisn about IL.

The following is the only def
mite and reliable information we
have yet obtained in regard to the
Sorghum Saccharinum, or new
Chinese Sugar Cane. 1t is from
a communication to the Honolulu
Sandwich Islands) Advertiser:
The seeds are as destitute as
grass ofsaccharine taste. But its
value as a grain is more than
commensurate to its lack ofsugar.
1t is a beautiful cereal, white,
round, and delicate as sage in its
looks, and yields enormously
From a specimen riddled by wee
wills, (nothing but what is good
will they eat.) | got Is grains to
grow, planted last February. 1t
looked like broom corn at first, but
soon threw up Is or 20 side
shoots from each root. On the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20

The four great elements have been
given their place among the constitu-
enis Of manure: it remains TO speak Of
other distinguishing characteristics.
tho alkalies, acids, silica, etc.
8. Aitaiies including potash and
soda, are the third constituents giving
power and value to manure. OF these
bodies. the salts Of potash exert the
most favorable and striking influence
upon the growth of plants. especially
in the formation Of their strictly vege.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20

Girls, don't look toward tho
city with longing eyes; if you'd
preserve the rosy fresh In your
stay In tho country air and sun
light.
Don't persuade your fathers "a
sell their iarms and 20 into town
10 deal In "dry-goods"; II you do,
they will probably lose Iarms,goods
and all.
Don't npe city customs by wear.
Ing cloth CATERS whom you walk;
they aro not suited 10 rough coun-
try roads; or by inviting an eve-
ming party Of your neighborhood
friends 10 meet at nino o'clock;
for that, you know, Is their usual
bed time.
When you would adopt Gus
tom, ask It Il Is suited TO country
life, not IL it Is fashionable in the
city.
Don't paint your faces; exer-
else and fresh Dir will do that for
you.
Don't stand in awe Of a young
lady lust from tho city" ! sho'd
rather look for a wife where there
is less starch and carmine, among
farmers daughters who have the
glow Of health on tho cheek, and
sparkle Of intelligence in their
eye.
Don't look upon city beaux as
a superior order Of beings; you
know nothing about them.
Rest satisfied to DO farmers
daughters; you know not what
you would sacrifice we're you to
change places with the envied
city girls. Go to work and make
yourselves and your homes MS at
tractive aud lovely as you can.
Read, and study, and use all
tho means in your reach to cult
vate your minds. Select from
your associates of both sexes
those who are equally aspiring
with yourselves, and meet in So
cial gatherings to improve your
conversational talents, and per-
feet, easy, and unembarrassed
manners.
Persuade your fathers to furnish
means for supplying you with
books and papers, and keep your.
selves informed on the literature
and history Of the times.
Seek the acquaintance Of those
who are older than yourselyes,a and
have superior intelligence, that
they may advise you in selecting
your reading and other pursuits,
Cultivate the graces that shine
brightest in the domestic circle,
and make the farm house warm
with n genial hospitality that is
unknown in fashionable city
blocks, and farmers daughters
rich in qualities that are not found
in the hollow heads and hollow
hearts of fashionable city socie-
ty.
Encourage your parents with
loving attentions and willing
hands, and they will in nine cases
out Of ten gladly assist you in
your lauduable efforts of selfim.
provement.
Make your homes tasteful with
those little inexpensive arrange
ments which women can man
age so we'll. Be not ashamed
OF being familiar with all the bus
mess Of the farmhouse; study
and practice until all its duties
can be performed in the most ac-
ceptable manner.
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VALLEY FARMER.


fFSom fks c<nfrai Christian Herald.
psssssInE sick Animals.
Ono Of tho best systems Of
medical practice ever known, and
which will probably stand at tho
head Of tho let for al coming
time, Is nursing. Good care win
do moro than all tho medicine in
tho world without II. Medicine
b sometimes very good, but the
INST skillfdl physicians have
found they could do but little
with serious cases without that in
tel|igout and careful watching, at
oil times required Cor the removal
or prevention Of irritating causes,
and known a. good nursing.
The writer once owned a horse
suffering from m excessive cough.
Numerous remedies woro propos-
ID BY kIud neighbors, enough,
doub(lrsA to hayo killed him at
ouos. i was concluded to dis
card all. to glvo tho best attention
10 biz wantAsnd avoid everything
which causes or prolougs a cold.
This was during tho changeablc
weather Of autumn, and no WAS
blanksted whenever a chill mir
Was apprehended, no was worked
very moderately, avoiding prcspi.
ration, and hc was iad on succu-
lent food, which was supposed 10
favor expeotoration, and especial
" young olover. In a few weeks
nature had performed n perfect
ours; and u any ono OF the nos
trums had accidentally beon en-
ployod, and had not proven very
prQjudioial, u would unquesliona-
Sly have received high praise for
ils e1lcacy. II Is OF tho utmost
importance to discriminate be-
tween q recovery by virluo Of a
medicine. and In spite Of II. To
keep animals 10 health Is moro
important than to cure sick ones.
and lor this purpose q few leading
rules should always DO observed,
viz:
Let. Always feed regularly as
to time and quality. Many ami
mails arc made sick by starving
thom at ono time,andstIiling them
at another. Especially, never o.
verleed.
z. Tho same rule must 30 OBJ
served with watering, and let the
water De pure.
8. Never overwork an animal;
regular and moderate exercise
will enable a working animal to
do moro the year through, by oil
odds, than hurried driving at one
time, anu resting and overhead
ing at another; and 1t will DO inll-
nifely less liable to disease.
=. ALLOW a regular supply oil
ofl00 oil thu DroCpIluV ruIoQ with.
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character "A resemhles amon,a and nj.
A. !, ,,s a.,,a. whi,r 1. s,saa.,s f,,s
inc or she halter Known marure.
the ur,nous .ss,s,,ans ~ an, domes,is
animals ahound nar,;e.ls,,v IN no.ash
inssmueh as The aIsaliss con,a,nsd IL
their food ara elimlna,ed n, Inc l,d.
n.vs In ,bsir largest nro,or,;on
! In general. msnuress,io no, eon,ain
large quantities Of the salts Of potash
nor are they largely required by the
usual routine Of cropping. The soIl
andpmost rocks contain hi. alkn,i n
an insoubl stase. which year hy year
becmo aolubls and IA taken an bv ola.
nts. The application Of eaus,ic lime
70 the soil causes an increased produc.
ton OF potash. for lime POSSESSES the
power Of accompanying the rocks and
ear,hs which contain II. and itself
usually contains small quantities Of
this substance. Some plants require
more potash than others flor example
potatoes. tobacco. cabbage. turnips.
sc,;) and hence should only be grown
In q iudIcious rotation with other crops
unless special application IL made.
The sahs of soda, among which are
common salt. carbonate Of soda. and
0laubcr salts. influence the growth Of
plants In q less degree than those Of
potash. being taking up by them In
very inconsldsrable quantities from
the soil. They are supplied In barn.
yard manure. especially when the ami.
mails kept pre frequently sailed, but
may sometimes be advantageously ap.
piled pure In connection with other
active manures.
4 Phosphovic acid, essential TO the
formation OF all seeds, 10 next 10 nitro.
gen In importance and value as n
constituent Of manure. and IL found
only In scanty quantity IN the soil, al.
though everywhere lprescnt. Plants
can bear li,tls seed without. their due
supply, and the gain In quantity and
weigh. OF grain AFTER manuring with
bone. dust. must be- principally atlrib.
u,ed TO the ingredient Of bones. In
lie free state, phosphorio acid II soluble
In water. but when brough. into con.
tact with lime Il combines with It. for
ming phosphate Of line. In this com
binalicn Il 10 the chief element Of
bones, 10 found In the solid exercment
OF horses, cows. and sheep. and the
same may be discovered In tho seeds
Of plants, Magnesia always occurs In
plants In association with lime. and
besrs the same relation 10 this neid |;
and both, when thus combined, bear
the familiar name Of "phosphofle acid
earlhs." They are Insoluble until 10.
ted upon by olher substances, n rapid
dceom position may DO brought on by
strong aoIds-sulphuric or muriatIc, for
apee--whilc one more gradual
takes place In the presence OF decay.
In. manure, Phosphate Of lime has
been found 10 call forth an exceeding.
~ vigorous growth In tho roots Of
plants. hence Il is valuable for roo.
crops, but II produces IL full effects
only:when used In connection with 9th.
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LtrAHf FALls, Malgs 20, o., Dee, 10, IS.
Ia, foRsnk- Ds.R kial-iieu Will Fseallect sci.
od bos ,d lhu steamer t,hio No.c on hep unwnsd
Trip, about ihe OH or 10Th ~ November last, \
have sold u all but two bottles, and can aay 40 nv
u have seen and known u tried u has cured
more diseases, AMI In shorter Tine, than any mo,
dlclnu ! eyar knew. n has already become pop.
ular hero, and could sell q large quantity uf h
" u was senetrlly known that always had " ~
hand. should ba glad v ,on would appoint me
~ tbs Other merchants w loo place ara agents for
othor medicines not worth halt 40 much, " you
do 40, viii do all can 10 give the medicine q
vide CIRCULATION. AZ all events, please 10 end
aud obllge Your,
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tynsASurr, Highland co.., O.. : Jan. Z, ';a. "

Lynohbure. Highland co., jan o, 80.
This Il 70 corti ~ that have been afflicted Isf
soven or eight years Tho spinal affection aud d,s
popsa, aud part OF that tiino was confined 70 ~,
bed. had tiled tho vorious remedies tfod pro.
scrlbod by tho phi, sleians Who attended mo, bat
obtained no permanent relief until tried Do. P0f
shAs Alternative naim NY the time had usod
throo or four bottles felt great relief aud had not
cured vf The above named diseases. | feol ~ due
10 tho public, ne we'll 10 DR.. DR.. Forsha 10 state
tho aboye named facts, aud 10 say That ! believe
Tho BALM 10 DO thu bost medicine Ia use, aud
canol recon fnond u too highly 10 suffering hana
nly. have used IL Ia many other cases Ia my Va.
miiy for which u was recommended, aud ~ has
given eptiro satisfaction la all casos.
JouE WALKln,
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TO THE PUBLIC.


Ehlsisto certify that my Wits was afflicted with
The spinal nnost0n and Us spepsla for nine Yeas
ard a large portion OF that tim q conhnod 10 her
room. Three joints OF hof back bone were th,own
out Of place aud curved, caused BY disease and
pain. Rho was quite bowed down In her stature
during hef illness. We had three physicians nl.
tending her during The principal part OF hcf ~,
ness, bat abe experienced no permanent Tellel
from their prescriptions. afterwards procured
one bottle Of Dr.. forsha's Attentive buim, and
ny The time she had used that bllc she felt great
rvlluf she used but sevnn bottles, when sho was
entirely cured. sound aud well, OF her diseases,
aud hcr back bono has lost IL curve. aud she Is
straight In her stature Ne shs was previous Ia ~.
attack. We aeFeby certify that We believe The
balm 10 DO tho cesI medicine IN nae, aud We boz
lluve II 10 DO certain cure TOT the spinal anoclon
and dyspepsia, aud cannot too highly recon nund
Ito any person afflicted with the above diseases. =
We also hnd itan ensctual cure IN iaany other al.
seasos IN which wo have tried Il 10 our family.
(Signod) ALkx. CLARK.
MARY u. CLARK.
Ian n
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"a A manufacturing wire
worker. 10 advertisement, invites
the public to come and see his in
visible wire fences.
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CINCINNATI.
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm,

For Internal and External Use
This Balm Is warranted to re-
lievo all Rheumatism, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stin
Neck, Toothachc, Earache. Sore
Throat, Soreness IN the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
tho Breast, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
and Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
Aguc, Piles, Corns, Flesh cuts or
sores, inflammation In tho 1Icad,
Stomach, Bowels or Kidneys,
Summer Complaint Of Children,
Worms, aud inflammation Of the
Stomach and Bowels, Group and
Scqrlci Fever.
Tho reason why this balm reaches all these cas'
- u because n reduces inflammation, and Afoase'
the rocfetionh and nervous sssiem into neuon. -
ihls power Il owing 10 tho peculiar comb inailun
NJ Medical properties without ,helf bcluf heu
tmll,ed, Tie medicine u perfectly safe, not con
laininF any deadly poison, or mineral. A. VIII
" used freely, act Immediately unon tic liver,
and all other seeFetlyo ofrnns.
Ikcnd the following Corttficnfcn.
Prom Rev. John n. Finley.
Ma
~, Fosha--fhls islhe nfs, time IN my long M,
that have given my name IA fceomme ndhllon 81
any medicine, ~ general remedy though hnvs
often b en- solicited. I have used your AitoA
tive Hahn for nearly Two yeafsl first, nor me
fh.uma,ise In NY hip and Knee, of witch wa
neatly n cripple, thea for yer, seyefo bruises ~
lwo ~ my hmlisi then a vloicnt attack of diar
VI GA ON myself thee Iof innamailon, Tor bufnp
bruises, and fof a very severe ease Of slH nerk
bFonsh. on by violent cold, and think have
had full proof Ne nedlhal properties, W. y EfuA
many OF tho diseases for which You reeolnmehd ~
and have not nund u 10 tall ina sluRla one @
them, sun. lido not say ihatlt 10 az ininillbl'
euro, Yet lila my sober conviction, that n IL iht
best compound for lhnss remedies icf which u "
recommended, inHt hsye ever tried, aud | have
tried many. twliinot. n can procure w DO " ~
out " In my nmiy for any consideration, Uap
Ing that ,aa VIII shli continue TO compound II hD
neslly, aud that u may relieve thousands OF snns
fefs, most heartily recommend u ~ NY fellow
eiusens as a most excellent ramil, Medicine,
yuuls, uupcllnnaielf,
j,i, rlNikY,
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NEW YORK.

GhR9ID'S Spanish MIXTURE.
Tnt GREArPunieIRn OF TnE nLooni
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN
Not a Parficie Of Mercury IA az
An lhfslllblo remedy fcf ecrofaia. klnes Rell,
kneumalisu. Obstinate cntaneons fgupiionn,
flmnes or foaiulea on The face, nlolchen.
Hollis, Akuo and Fever chronle Fore fYos,
hlngwofms OF Iulloh heslds Head, Lns
iegemeei md raln ~ ne hone. and
typllllllu nlaonloff, nhd AL dlsoafea
Arising from a. 10 IudulOnfuso OF
Mefenry, fnpfu,ieace "a lie,
og imrnslv Of ,he bleei..
Thiaercat Alternative medicine aud fnflnoF 0f
mo bnod lsnaw usod by thousands of gfniefn /
patients from al paris Of tho unlled sgaies. who
lesnff daily lote Tho FemaFknblo cures performed
lsh Mixture" Neuralgia, kheumall.m, Seg0lula,
kfunlnns on the kklh. iiveF nlecase. Faien. VI
ecfa, Old sers. Affection Of iho kldussa. u iseas.
% % the : hroat' fe'nnle .emrihlul, fnins ana
Aching OF The Huns sad joints, arc speedily pui
v nght by ualng this great and lnesllmablu REM
Foe al diseases Of she Mood, nothing has 20,
been found 70 compare With a. n eluans's ne
ytlaIA ol oil inpnfltipg, acts gently and efficient
y on ihe ii.or aud k.dnsvs. and risenr,beus ine
pigrstian, gives tono a. tho sininach. mates the
skin clear and hnniisp, aud frstnrla 60 tonstlns
Ton, enlevbled by disease of broken down b, the
Fcf the dlseasesof Fempl,s its peculiarly an.
pleable, nnd wherever Il has hecone knoen h
regularly prescribed With thn hupplral rlIsrts.---
n iusgofairs Tho weak nnd dehIllnisd. Md he.
nafls elasticity % the wognoat llRme, claara tho
skln, aud leaves the patent fresh aud healthy, q
slnfio bottle nf thls lnosumnhla famrdy IL Wnfih
more shaenli the so.sailvd snfsapafllasl n eNlsl.
enec.
tbs large n,unberof certificates which We have
received gon vi portions ~ the unltod Nlatos. d.
tho best vldeugu ihnt there a. 40 hutnbur ABOUT
". Tho Press, The holtl.kcenofs, magistrates
physicians and public mon, wull known 10 lha
eommunlt, all odd lhelr losumon, 70 ,ho won.
durful ciIurth OF this
GREAf HOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent aud neiuH Alhanac. and ffnd
The drlallsof tho vondeffal curca pegfefmsd hy
t'aflef't hpfnlsh Mixture. On lnnsi casos where
even Thing else had .lfnuly miledl The limit,
Of 40 na'erllsoment viii not admit lholI lull 10.
sefiuu.
VIM. 8. BEERS & Co.,, proprIotors,
.No 39i. Broudlcog, " Y.
10 whom all orders must ho addressed.
For sale h, Druggists AMI Country Merchants
IN hl pnfls ~ The uhted htatua Rbtl The Chnntlaa
aud ~ A. W. lialie, iifuok villa, a, u. chase
New fgunionl JAMES intnef, Fhltluldl Charlie,
VanCamp. MaiaHnfat q. 0lnafd y Co, ianfrl.
aud a. anflnsF, AndpfsohvllV,
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can recommend Mr.. Forhas Alternative Balm
as being tho best modclne ever used for cramps
aud palma. When had the Cholera, was cramp-
oil very much, aud In teas than ono minute I wac
relieved of all pains. have tried II for cuts, bfu
lief. was taken with severe pain IN The back
could not sItaishlon myself aud only rubbed
u twice. aud Tho pain len me, aud was ua we'll ~
ever was. IL Is good for hoad aehes; my son wac
attacked with n severe headache, ana IN one-haii
houraltor bathing his hond, no was relieved.
Yours, respectfully,
j. ~. Aausn.
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fnasaoy, o., Dee, I, rs,
Da, foRlnai-yanl medicine has completely
enfed lnV, aud mn hale and stout, aud 40 slFns
" Rheumatic pain. about me, am yer, thank
lhet you made Your appearances N tiia place, The
only 70 rfet nov have 10, that you did mol come
aoonor,ns much sulistina aud % pense woald nave
been done away. Hope Sou nbs always DO Anes
sesshii ~ With me, and live 10 foed Old nge, anh
never anluF with lhn rheumatism, have nhly
used what hahn bought Of Avn, and am nov
new man, Yours, truly,
HnIll- lfIf Any
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JouN WALRER.

nun welt acquainted with Aiexandea CLARK and
his VITO, aud also John walSer, and know the
above statements 10 DO matters Of fact, aud the!
arc persons of responsibility and candor.
tSigncLl A.CfbLER'
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Certificate from u. l.. slat.
have known Mr., foFshas Alternative balm 10
perform q very extraordinary cure upon horse
lhAt was very badly cut, aen,u iilnp Aimee,
used n externally. wsth eood efeet, believe
nsed IN many complaints.
u. l.. STARR
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AS. Barlelgh q ilfo., Pow ALBANY, Ind, Pro-
prietors Tor tho South aud West.
M. W. Halle, Brookville; Charles vancanp,
Metamora; u. \. Fuller, Harrison, ohioi hnd
dealers In modiclne generally.
luna 20
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Certificate from chas. :. Bryant, Esq.

terhucato from Chas. y. bryant, Esq.
Cincinnati. jan. n, 80.
During the summer and fall oil lS4a was quite
III nj different times, from disease Of the disease
Of tho stomach aud bowels. by the first 81 DE.
cember, the mplalnth had run through the various
stages Of the diafrhoa aud q. scnery, and lnall.
The piles set In 10 complete the ulmos, intoierablr
phys misery 10 which this latter complaint ire
quently soblocts the sufferer. bad heen confined
70 my bed Tor abouta week with this last com
plhlnt, aud was very muco reduced. had appl-
ed 10 skillfui ply scian, who had prescribed lor
me several Gays, but saw no evident symptoms
Of recovery. Aithis point OF time, Forsha's Al
teratiyehSlm came under my observation. Is.
considerable PERSUASION, wasindaced Ia take u
In small doses of teaspo0nful rs often as a par
oxysms OF the disease came on. had taken some
three Of these doses, when felt decidedly better
and afterwards recovered " ith such rapidit, thai
tn Two days aitrr commenced taking the Balm,
was entirely free from the effects OF The disease
believe the BALM Is an excellent remedy fof
dyspepsia and its kindred complaints, dyarrhea
dysentery and the piles. have made this state
meni at the reQuest Of Mr.. Forsha, who kindly
agered me the medicine which believe effected
cure In the above case.
Respectfully yours,
CuAs s. BRyfNT