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Valuable Kenesha Property for Sale

THE south half Of block 90 Said lots extend from the
Lake Shore Railroad, commencing short distance
fr ON the depot 10 the water.
Lot in block S. Wisconsin and Congress streets
lot 40 by % feebrck house. "a by q, two sorys; els
tern; well stone cellar; stable; granary, &C.
Lot block 49, I'd Ward, Corner Chicago and Wisconsin
streets S feet square House. IS by go and Ell II by H.
Lot g. block 49, Sd Ward Furnace Building and fixtures
46tf d. C.. GAsKILL.
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Wan and Window Papers, and RoTdsrnp-rhe arsest and
Best assortment ever before oret in ths inar%eG OF all
frices ana qualities from the finest Satin, the common
kinds az the lowest prices
The pnbe requested TO look in and see for themselves
ind oasred, for they numerous 10 name
Kenasha, December -, H. Iv2T
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CONDUC Or.
PATENTED, July 18th, 1854.
lSII1LRIOHTI'I-
Is c}oin1ed for this Conductor orer al
Otkers IN conltLLnll LLse

FIRST. For the large surface exposed
TO electric atmosphere. Fhe importanc,
OF tbis will appear frem the fact that AZ.
mosPheric electricity, or lightniug pass
Is entirely along the surface-hence the
eNter al surface becomes the measure Of
capacity Tor any given conducting me.
dunn When electricity is communities
ted To- 4 conducting body, it does not dis,
triuuie itself uniformly through the whole
mass, but exclusively upon ihe surface
[Drsp'r's Chemistry, lecture NNNYI
nsE, i15. The smallest size st thi. con.
ducJv5 presents surface OF more than
two INCHES. fiAa surface Of the three,
Fights round iron rod In oos4llun use, Is
less i,ian an inch and half
Second. For tie conducting power O.
the material. Copper has 4 least eight
times the capacity Of iron If The same
SIX aud form, making the smallest Of
these conductors equal To an iron rod :
incheS in diameter. Copper is eight
..a th., "a .,..t ..,As-r
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

THOMAS PRlCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IL
Wines, Liquors, Erist, and Scotch Whisiey

wines, Liquors, ErisE, and scotch whisisey
London Porter, Scotch He, Cigars, 8'c.
Brandies.-O tard, Dupuy g. Co.. 4 Cheron,s
Chomp1fgne G. Admgrau2d, A. Loabat, u j.
f. Martial, Rasfean ChGrrwger, l.. Marrton,
j. J. Dapuy, Damien.
Gins Cologne, DnKagpers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-.Jaa.aica, 81. CroiT.
Whiskeys-Old MoaoRgadela.
Wiucs-Burg PORT, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pars jaice, Sherry d. @. Gordon, Othe
CrnGes.
CAampa;gae Heidsick and Hedsick &, Co., do. LaHe-
maad d. Queen Pretoria, DO. DacaI Grape,
CIaret IN casks, Claret in cases, White an casks,
TVhtte "a cases, Muscat, Muscat IN cases, Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, C0rdfGls, Btfers,
Aicohol, Pure Spirit
~ Pictures Double Rectiied Whskey, in lots or
bv Tie barrel Kenosha Wis. disnl6yl6
DOsEAN EVE TsAEsATg, a specific Oint.
z q, ment for disease or tue owe ana eyeiidE. at
STARK WE ATHER & CO.'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

times EoEd irON al the same section ia conducting
peseS and therefore 20 DE preferred iron Scieutfe
American Vol. No,
THIRD For Durability Copper i little affected by expo
sure, whereas iron becomes covered with rust and only
mpairs its conducting power but in eH PEARS entirely
destroys it,
FovR. In the mode cE connecting This is done by in
in such manner present 70 tie continuous
and to the electrical current q two fold surface,
Firm Ia respect stability Tins j. e result
paratyey weight OF he conductors WHOLE kind
nsuiatpr used au the ingenious method attaching the
whole TO the building The upper section 81 each
constructed appear uniform with he other sections
ana still posses the additional strength required.
SIKH As regards APPEARANCE il Is decidedly good look.
ing It's superiority other rods in this respect is ap-
parent 90 every observer.
SEVENTH point economy. She pBv reason why cop
per conductors h&ve not been greatly used OSin the
expense ef the material Instances could be cited where
copper conductors at Of $3.50 per foot bat by the
l"r' Oh the rei =. Che present invention all TIE advantR-
ses above nAled are sred by first theconSnu
ct but he exceeding at -heA has rs been paid for
the common rod while from its sgpeFv rabty apd sta
hY, Ia say nothing of the certain Fatee.inp /, al
for st Fl be found 70 costless in the end than rs rs
rod.
These rods put up IA cases, convenient for tr.n
t3son with the fun complement Of 6NtGres enclosed Fb
contains twenty-five conductors. ee colaetor -
prises forty feet ni ccppcr elecrola or r,i5
hgR1ch point, six insiatoFs AID the requisite fsstns
They furnished o agents l. the ease, wj,h the ,x
siYe right 90 dispose Of them 70 Be used in certain gscrb.
Cd territory, en- ycTy advantageous terms.
saFsAu orders viii be promptly attended ny address
ng (l2tf) y CoNKLIN, AsHn>t0, VS.
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If THE LORDS OF CREATION

nONT EXPECTTo LOOSEN THEIR PURSE
~ strings for new Dinner or Tea Set they must
not let their bitter agss look af tie nssy pattern Of
White Granite Ware which CHAPMAN x MOTT
have iast received in tie original package from
Eurcpe-ltis just the prettesf pattern yoa can H.
agine and knocks all the old fogy styles sky high
kenosha, June 3oth 1857
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PRINCE e co.'s
IMPROVED MELODEONS
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN TIE y. s.,
Employing Two Hundred HEen,
AND FiNIsfIf
FESzEEVv Eya,rRsfvsENTs PER WEEK


RETWEEN $4,000 AND 10000 OF THESE
sS Instruments have been finished and gzss--s-zz
!. T r. latest Improvement in our 'leoesons 4 q i D
Divided swell,
Secured to by Letters Patent 2ed May 1855 BY
81 TINS sven Solo Passages may be played with the ful
power Of the Instrument, while the Accompaniment il soft
ana sabduad Hereafter, oil aeodeons made by VIII
be furnished with this attachment tcitott errd charge
From he fonsntereia1 AeJre5tiser, July 81, 1855
"Messrs Prince Go. could realize handsome fortune
BY dposng Of rights to other manufacturers their
new improvement but they prefer to make it feature
their Instruments it eny be obtained by purchasing
enc Of their manufacture"
Its now eight years since we commenced the manufae.
sure Of this celebrated Musical Instrument during
which time we have finished and sold nearly NINETEEN
THOUSAND Voluntary testimonials of the excellence OF
our Instruments from the most distinguished Professors OF
Ausc IN different parts OF the Emitted States, have from
PIE and advertisements seldom for the reason
That we could not supply She demand. We have lately
ESTABLISHMENTS IN the United States and think that
sc can fill orders promptly. We therefore give the latest
testimonial we have received:
&c. A. Prince Co. Geatleael--Thc Double Reed Me-
odeon has arrived and charming Instrument is.
1t has been played on by Wallace Doct Hodges VIM Ma
son. and host OF Others and they pronounce Of
the most beautiful toned reed instruments they have
touched Very respectfully, JAMES +. HALL"
We are not aware that Inc above mentioned Meiodeon is
IN any particular superior those we daily finishing,
and we can assure those who inclined 10 favor with
their orders that they win he furnished with instr
equally as good our Instruments all finished in Rose
wood cases. and the workmanship IS Of very quail
ty. The styles and prices
In Port BILE Gaze:
Four octave Melodeon, extending from C TO C, S45
-Four and a half octave CtoE go
Five octave Melodeon, FtnF 70
Five octave, double reed, FtoP, 1870
In Piano Case:
Five octave Melodeon, extending from + tsF, 500
six octave MeIoieou " . + TO r. 100
Five octave, double reed; RtoF, 100
Organ Me!odeon (f1r churches) five octayes, stops,
half octave pedals, four sets Of reeds, $50
e Agents fer the sale Melodeons may be found
in all Of t principal cities and towns Of the u tied States
GRO. a. PRINCE 4 CO.,
Cor. Niagara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
1y31 and 81 Fulton street, New York.
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all Of which i5tGe Trslt q DISEASED LiyiR.
The IrER one Of tleA principal regulators Of the
s4s n"fss . tie o acyesgs] 1I
action of the Liver Tor thez proper performance Of is
functions; when the ach fanIt tho bowels
at fault. and the Who'll system suffers in
ay ! For b Is " a a @fsa s SSess 81 IT,
more than TWEEN ~ years. to ind some remedy where
with 60 connteiavt me many ~ arrangements 70 which it
TO prove tha, this = meig is at last found any
person troubled with Lty-'~~ COMPLAINT any
Of it, forms has but to try wy ottle, and conviction is
! compound has reenI : formed. by dissolying gums
Ye m g or q S e m as @ fa Ih' sy.s am !
ing in their place heath} 80 tow Of bile. nygoratng
tie blood giving tone ands~ health the whole mach
Ing a radical eure nithont ANY Of the disagre4a6ie
after eacets flt by usingesAS A MEL or MINERAL
one dose after eating is sufhcieat to relieve the
stomach and prevent h - food from rising and sour
Only dose taken fore retiring prevents night
Only dose taken at aS nieht loosens the bowels
one dose taken after each 80 meal viii cure Dyspepsia
ESe One qose q two tea - spoonfu!s viii always re
One bottle taken fe- = lo obstruction removes
0a d S9s aa ey i r2eT cure eh r c Mole
10 q. N Gs ae4 Ps; p g, q cHG5r
Of BiLIoUs ATTACKS ~ while it relieves ali painful
Only 9I o2s oes,ls needed to throw Of the
y ell lpwncss unnatural color from the
One dose taken shortNN time before Y :
yig"r 10 the appetite aHdSs% make food digest
One dose often repeatedly CBRuNlr 4
RHuA II its worst forms Is p lie "a n q
row ~ complaints vie dr~- almost the dose.
Ono or tao qosEs curcs attacks caused by worms,
while for in chd- - rem there IS no surpr SAT-
er or Ttpt.er remedy ia the world as IL Here- filS
There II So .hav
are ptHl". 50 Der facts = that give evidence
u prove "Hir stu who gse|$0i giving their
m GUS te 5 3 j "a ny in itslSZ favor.
- '"F7 i''"'f Tv11ulturUdins medicine
prevent ti EVER AND AGtH. CHILL FEVER, and ali
tLFtFs OF Bi ots Type. It operates with certainty and
thousand, are wiling to testify g. is wonderful virtues
Am'u The hundreds IF LrE REMEDIES offered 10 the
public ther" fully recommend as DR Az
fohp lNNroE generally known throughout
ntaH i"is preparation Is tIy Lrcr InugorGfdr pr8duc-
s Gre most aIfy rcsui'5cn at who il. Almost iRuumer-
able haEo been given Of the great
me'''nt ~ h' 81 tA' highest standing in sacirty
Hudson County Eslaosra'-
PRICE one DOLLAR BarTrF-
SANFORD i0 PForricts~s, l45 broadway. y Y
And sad by Druggists tnyaughoat .Ge Cno4 stat snd
British Provinces. F-
Sole AGENT tr kcneSha 7. ROBINSON, whoN furnish the
trade AZ Wanufa. tuners prices Er.5l
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAHNESToCK q DAVIS.
ian F.sffz - ] 4 4 a 4
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80 THE LIVER
INVIG OR AT OR!
Esrepnrcd by DIR. aANEcOEEER.

Is AGREAT sCIENTIFc MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and IS
daily working almost believe. cures as if
by ie FIRST dose giring bssf seldom more
thaa bn relGird t. any kind Of LrcY Complaint
from t worst JaHndice or Dyepsir headache
all Of which is the T"sult Of DISEASED LivLR.
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Sold by T. ROBINSON IT. T. WEsT, and SrARxwrA TIiER
Go. kenosha Thorpe Gorton, Racine r. 5. Cory Co.
WaukepSa; @. sheldon, Burlington; Kre & Steinman.
Milwaukee J. il, Reed CO.. Chicago, and by all Drug
q 3utSG
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SUNDRY GOODS ::

i.z,ljs= Cloths-Goods both plain an / i.,ur
ed for Travelling Dresses--Ladics CIoaks
Wooden Table spreads all colorS of Sack
Fiannes Fancy Boxes, Beticules; Kid
Travelling Ba4s, lid Gloves, Thread do
Cashmere do, &c
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EaNry Gnans

EASCg GOODS.
FENHE best stock OF PERFUM RY-Toile. Eoaus
n Hair OILS Pomades, Port Monnaies Nc ever re,
eeved IN this city, are now offered for sale at the
Drug Store Of
STARKWEATHER & Co
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Heavy Sheetu< Fine do Bleach Sheetings,
Drill do, TickmEs Hickory. Red Flannel
Tailor Trimmings, Bed ana Crib Blanke,s
and large aud varied assortment cf Goo, ;
for men and hov's wear.
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Dfvide d 8 ~ . lI

= / w EIIN IC,UUV AMI IJ,OOU OT =
, instruments have been finished and
are now ia use. H.. ~
The latest Improvement in our aIelodsOns n II 81 II Il
1y
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SHAWLS:

Single and Double Brocha Shuwls. Black
silk do, White Grape do, Stella do. told
Bordered de-, Ihibet do, and any quautit,
and style of Summer Shasls
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needed 10 throw out Of the
cine after a long sickness.
JAUN UECE rem owes alt
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
make food digest we'll.
cures RoNIC DIR
- D IL G ST MaI EK an q
almost 70 the first dose.
attacks caused by worms,
rem, there IS no surer. SAT-
the world as itHerc- fills.
in these statements shey
that we can give evidence
il ara giving their uuau-
favor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
800 AGENTS WANTED,
INA
Pleasant and Lucrative EmplOyment!!!

A GENTS wanted 10 sell DIR. Frost's London vegei-
a able Bilious Pills throughout the Western
htates-
We want industrious and active mcnto canvassthe
country thoroughly land deposit medicines with syo-
~ family. We are employing Agents 10 canvass on
lootor with horse and buggy, al me following terms
Canvasson foot peryeaf, e3vO,o horseback $500;
with horse and buggy, ESQ. Agents are required TO
furnish horses and buggies.
In addition 10 the above salaries, we defray all
pensos incident 70 the business. Ills an agreeable
aud healthu occupation for young en-, giving them
good opportunity 10 mako money, withontthe posi-
olity OF sustaining loss aecruing IRON selling
mission. Applicants should apply In person, or adj
dress, II further Information DO dosi the ff0pre
tors BY letter. No one will DO employed for less
term than one year, aud We will enter into written
eonlfactto that effect.
We shall require security In all eases II we are not
personally acquainted with the appi ant, a. We shall
untrust la his custody monlos medicines, booka and
receipts 70 the amounto from nvo hundred 10 three
thousand dollars. i. NJ. FROST a co.
wes.sra once, No.7 North Meridian ST., indiana.
polls, Ind.
kAstern ofAee, No. 4 Fletcher street, New York.
All communications relating 70 business IN the Yves
should bs addressed 10 the Wes,ern onee.
sugai IN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
FRAUDULENT AppoRrroNMENr IN KANSAS

Gov. Walker seems determined TO
do his best to come up TO the Wash
ington beau ideal of a Kansas Govern
or. He has lately given u remarka-
BILE specimen of the gross deception
which he attempted TO practice in so
many speeches, delivered all over the
Territory. in which he promised to
protect the people of Kansas in the
full enjoyment Of their rights as citi-
zens-if they would only agree to ex-
ercisc those rights under the bogus
laws. One Of these bogus laws, pass
ed last Winter, devolved upon the
Governor and Secretary for the time
being the duty ofapportioning among
the counties the representatives to
constitute the Territorial Legislature
TO be elected in October next. Here
was an excellent opportunity for the
Governor TO take step, and very
important one too, towards fair
representation of the people of Kansas
in the new Territorial Legislature
A fair appointment of the representa-
tives would naturally have been re-
garded as evidence Of the Governors
determination, about which he had
talked so much, to secure to Kansas
the benefits of a free election. But,
instead ofavailing himself of this OPP
portunity TO give to the Free-State
men and to the country at large some
earnest of his impartiality and of his
desire to have in the Territorial Leg
islature fair representation of the
people of Kansas, he has plotted and
connived with the Border Ruffians to
make the new Territorial Legislature
about to be elected a mere echo, in
fact reproduction, of the former
ones.
The act above referred to provided
that If the Governor and Secretary
iailed to make the appointment, that
duty should be exercised by the Pres.
of the first Territorial Council and
the Speaker Of the first Territorial
House-two leading and active Bor-
der Ruffians who owed their respective
positions entirely to the intrusive
votes by which they themselves and
their colleagues had been formerly
elected. Though Walkers attention
was early and urgently called to this
provision, he omitted to take any act
ion under IL, unquestionably with the
intention Of allowing the Border Ruff
fians--as they lately have done-to
apportion the members of the Terri
torial Legislature to suit themselves,
at the same time that he might be able
to say that IL was they, and not he,
who did il.
The appointment thus made, the
general result Of which was announc-
ed by telegraph two or three days ago,
is exactly what might have been ex-
pected. A letter from our Kansas
correspondent in another column
gives the details. In this appoint
mont everything has been palpably
sacrificed TO single Objective: the
so arranging the representation as 10
enable intruders hrom Missouri 70
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elect a majority of tho members with
out the necessity of travelling any
great distance from home. 1t is q
natural part of this al arrangement that
not only the counties including Law
renee and Lecompton tackled togeth-
er, like the live and dead men in Vir-
gile, but, to secure q Border Ruffian
predominance at any rate, long strip
of scarcely inhabited country on the
southern border, and hundred and
fifty miles off, is made part of the
district, whence may be returned any
number of bogus votes which may be
found necessary 10 make out ma
jority. To nineteen populous Free
State counties three representatives
are assigned out of tkirty-nine, the
whole number; remaining thirty -six
being assigned to fourteen counties,
with about the same population in the
aggregate as the other nineteen, the
elections in which, or the larger part
of them, the Border Rufiians expect
to carry by means Of intrusive votes.
N Y. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
3 3 . 3 9 . 9
Prof. Moods Hair Restorative

In our ad ertsing columns Is to be found an adver
tisement Of this popular restorative We know moth
ing Of Its merits what read, but that is sufc-
lent, particularly when such testimonials the
following which clip from that sterling paper, the
Ottawa Free Trader:
'Having tried unsuccessfully sundry highly recon-
mended 'hair tonies' on own half denuded crown
had lost all confidence in nostrums OF that SORT
Ill week ago met distinguished politician Of this
State whom had three years with thin hair
and as gray IS rat but now Boosting rs nne and
glossy head Of hair as one could wish. We deman-
ded the secret Of his improved appearance, when he
readily accounted for by ascribing TO the virtues
Of Prof. woOD's HAIR RksrssArvr. We shall try
that next"
See advertisements
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

THE rcionces Of Chemistry and Ncdieiue have leen
Il taxed their utmost TO produce this hest, most perfect
purg i've which Is known 20 Innumcrabc proois
sown that these PMS haze virtues which susra IN
excellence tho ordinary medicines and that they vln un
precedcntediy upon the escem Of al men. They safe
and pleasant take but powerful Cure Their pene
trating properties stimulate The vital stos OF he body
the distractions q ~ organs purify s bood
aud expel disease. They pgeoui The fCi hunors which
breed and grow dlsfcmper. stimulate sluggish or disor
dered organs into their natural action, and mpaft hesiy
tone with strength 20 the whole system. Noi only Do
they the everyday complaints q every body, bar
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have hA-a
the best Of human skill While they prodnce powerful
Effects they at the time. IN diminished ioscs The
safest and best rhysc that be employed r children
Being sugarcoased, they pleasant % take and being
purely vegetable are ffoe from any rsk q harm Curss
have been made which surpass blef thsy not sch
stantafed ~ OF such exalted rtion and character
a. TO forbid The suspicion Of uutruih aany oninen
elergsmeB and physicians have lent their certi
~ to the public the reliability Or my reneisE while 9th
have sent the Of their conyicion that
my Preparations contribute immensely 10 he relief q ny
afflicted. suffering feilow-Enen.
Tho Agent below named pleased 10 furnish gratis ny
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures OF the following compnts
cOstiveness, bilious compiaints- Eleumasis1 Dr.rsy,
ueartburn. Headache arising from foul Stomach. Nan
sea. Indigestion, Morbid nacon q the Bowels and Pain
arising tcrelruIn, flatucncy. ioes Appetite, OF Ulcer
aud Cutancons Diseases which require an e>1cuafi
Medicine, Scrofula or Kings Evil They also, purify
ing the blood aud stimulating the system, many
complaints which Il would not ie supposed they couid
reach such a. neafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous ffrfaity, Dsrangemcnts n tho Liver and Kid
ueys, 0out and other kinred complaints arising from
low state Of the body or obstruction q ts functions.
Do not be put on BY unrrincirled dealers with
other pin they make more profit Ak Or AYrn's
Pills, aud take nothing else. No other they cis-
you compares with this IN is intrinsic vauc cnrass
powers The sick want the best cid thern 5. ior them
and they should have Il.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell Ksss
Pucr 20 crs. PER Box. FIw BDxEs ToE : 4.
SOLD by
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
S. C. FRINK, III. D,
DENTIST.
TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING TIL

Citizens OF indianapolis aud vicinity that be has
taken up permanent residence among them for the
practice Of his Profession.
Having had the experience Of large and success.
full practice in the ely Of Brooklyn, New York, the
last years, combinee with determination 10 excel
does not hesitate TO say, that any persons who need
DENTAL operations, and wish them executed In tbs
most skilllul and finished manner, cifoHf the aconre.
nence Of repeated fra, may feel the fullest confidence
In him Dentist OF established reputation.
lncorrupublc Porcelain teeth Inserted on Gold Sill
yer or Platina, with his improved continuous Gums
colored 10 life,-from one an entire set, which
for beauty and lfelse appearance cannot be surpas
sed.
Every operation necessary for the preservation and
beauty of the human teeth will be performed In the
most careful, thorough and perfect manner, and
prices which cannot fail TO give satisfaction. All work
warranted 10 performthe promised. The best
of reference given when required
ONCE from A. NJ. TO 6 p. NJ Once over the Bank
of the Capitol, first floor. Nos East Washington St.
ap241y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

DR.. X 0 ack' IS
GreGf Ned, al Discoveries

DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies overturn-
Ing all the old theories Of medicine They reach the
blood throughthe digestive organs, with q quickness
certainty, and curative effect almost miraculous. The
herbs Of which they arc made are from The mountains
OF Sweden, and this Of vegetable elements
Is superseding all the mineral medicines Dyspepsia;
coughs; bronchitis, bilious complaints dts, af
fecons, Mysteries scrofula, skin diseases, rheumatism,
pains in the back, sexual debility, etc, relieved
with wonderful rspidity and there Is malady orgi-
mating In morbid condition Of the blood or other au
ids Of the body that does net yield To the Scandinavia
an remedies.
See Advertisement.