Indiana American, Volume 25, Number 24, Brookville, Franklin County, 29 May 1857 — Page 4

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F8ETRY THZ BLiJMFS EXJOLimOM. Ob, 1 11 Uli you of a fellow, Of a fellow I hr two, Who ia neither white or yellow, Bat ie ,hlttHT groen! Then hie name it bat charm tag, For it'l only common " Hill " And ho wiehee m to wed him, Bai I hardly think I will. He hee told me of e oottage, Of a eottagt' moog the treea, And don't yon think the geukey Tnmbied on hie kneee ) While the teert he waited Were ineagh to tarn a mill And he begged me to accept him, Bat I hardly think I will Oh, he whiepered of derotioa, Of devotion pare end deep, Bat it eeemed eo Tory eilly That I nearly fell asleep; And he think it would bo pleaeant, Ae we journey down the hill, To go hand in hand together, Bat I hardly think I will He wae hero leet night to tec me' Aad he made ee long a etay, ! began to think the blockhead Ne'er meant to go away. At tret I learned to hat him, Aad I know I hate him etill, Tot he urgee me to hare bint, Bat I hardly think I will ' I am uro I wouldn't chocee bin, Bot the very deuoe it in it; For he aaya If I refute him That he couldn't IWe a minute, And yea know the bleeeed bible Pleialy aayt "we mutn't kill," Bo I're thought the matter, orer, Aad I rather think I will TX1I Sr There a m eataMoe ef pwae bot Um fciuwtnf 7 oaf rATLOitthttrentnai er ruwu: mro a market ttaM, taetaiiea, I mark It every day, fcütande at her ttand, the faireet girl I've met with et the bay; Her two li pt are of cherry red, Her hande a pretty pair, With euch e pretty turn up note, And lovely reddieh hair. 'Tit ,1111 night, Her onetomera to plcaee, And to appoaeo their appoititee She cell them beane aad peae Attracted by the glance from The appU of her eye, And by her Chili applea, too, Each pocttr-by will buy. Übe ttandt upon her little feet, Troaghout the livelong day, Aad telle her oelery and things A big feat by the way. She ohangeo oft her ttock for ohange, Attending to each call; And whoa ehe hae bat one beet left, She toy" Now that beet'a all P THAT MAX OLD I0UL "Tantu se three classes late waive atl tee women Beet eaveaty tea I ever kaew wave te ae dlvlddaii I. Tba aar M aaaL A laateM weama. I Teat et4 witah. (hawidea, "That -I. fir old aoall" Tbo vry wortle bring up vividly to the mind e eye one long sine gone to bur roet, to whuoo naruo there wore for yuan a tweet appendage. When first wo nw her, her hair waa blanched by many wintere and many eorrowe; bat each of thoeo wintere had been looceeded by a balmy apring, each eorrow by a aanctiflod joy. Never till thondid aire aeom beautiful. I had regit ied one advanced in years like a trow in autumn, and standing only for the wild storms to whistle th rough and beat against. But in "Mothor Allon" I saw the loaves only nipped and faded, the tree stood firm and strong, with its boughs still bending beneath tho weight of golden fruit. Her abundant hair was soft and silvery white, daubed with no vile dye, and ' bidden beneath no trees stolen from tbo brow of youth. It was combed plainly over that calm, pure brow, which even time had not the power to wrinkle. Beautiful she could uever have been oven in sunny girlhood, for her features were large and irregular; but lowoly she wae oven to tho oyos of strangers who bad yet to learn bor worth. Hor eyee were deeply set, giving an earneat.thoughtful expreaeion to her lace, whilo the calm smile on her lipo told of the perfect peace which dwelt in her bosom. In her face ono might have found a fulfillment of the promise, "Ho infill have perfect poace whoHO mind ia stayed on thee." Mother Allen waa no lady of leisure with nothing to disturb bor mind or interfere with her tranquility. In early hfe, while her children were with her, eh was called to drink the cup of poverty and unrequited love to the very dregs. Many an hour of anguish did she pass, in comparing the happy days of her maidenhood with bor tuen present cruel desolation. Many a nigbt, while the tempest roared among the trees which surrounded her comfortless home, whilo be who had sworn to protect her was a wanderer in the haunts of vice, did she kneel beside her sleeping babes, aad plead with her mother s God that lie would shield the defenceless stranger and her darling little orte. How often in solemn midniirht did her plaintive voice mingle with the murmuring of tho pines, whilo she plead with Him who "hoarcth the young ravens when theyery," that He would send broad ia the desert to those who were of anore valne than they. In heraironv for her husband, she would sometimes almost forget tho temporal wants of her family, and cry nnto Him who came to seek the lost, that Ho would reetoro the beloved, deluded wanderer back to Duritv. to home and to dutv And she brought her case before the throne, as if she expected an answer of mercy. When the morning broke npon her sleepless eyes, she would

gaae from the door of her unfinished j

dwelling on all tho beauties God had spread out to cheer the heart ot the weary. And for these sho offered heartfelt praise. Some persons, when in anguish of spirit, almost reproach Nature for its calm, joyous course. They eel as if it heightened their sorrow to see all things gay around them, they fee) that Naturo should east off her mantle of green and robo herself ia sackcloth, that the flowers should wither, the stars fade, the sun hides its face, and tho birds chango their warbles into wailing dirges, all because one soul is in heaviness. But not so was it with the pure-hearted, the refined Ruth Allen. She thanked Heaven that when all was darkness and desolation within, she could look abroad upon a world of light and beauty; that when earthly love had deceived her, she could east horaolf still on the bosom of One whoselove and compassion sre infinite. She saw tbo lily that without care or la bor was so richly clothed, the wanton birds who were so tenderly sholterud and euetainod.the lowing herds trampling down their abundant provision in field and meadow, and raised her earnest eyee to heaven, whispering, in childlike faith, "Father, wilt th ju not mach more- care for me and mine?" And think you that tho young wife and mother plead in vain? Never. "If ye, being evil, know how to gie good gifts unto your children, now much more shall your Father which is in heaven give good things unto them that ask him?' While Ruth Allon was yet speaking her prayer wae heard and answered. A solemn providence which deprived an evil associate of life in a moment, roused the sleeping conscience of her husband. God spoke, and he was reclaimed. As a humblo penitent, be sought morcy of Heaven and forgiveness of her whose young hopes he had so cruelly blighted. Old things with him wore passed away, and nil things bocome new. God smiled abundantly on the labor of tboir hands. The ehowors fell freely, and the eun lay long upon their meadows, their flocks multiplied in tho pasture, and their nit tie in the stall. They now bad bread onough and to spure, and she whoso oyos had faded by stitching wearily over tho dull midnight lamp, patching tho rags of hor children, had now the Joy of seeing them oomfortablo and decently clothed. Her gratofull heart was full to overflowing. God had given her more of temporal good than her humble spirit nad ever craved. He alone knowoth how much of this oarthly good was given in approbation of hor affectionate trust in Him. "But shall a man rocolvo good nt the hand of tho Lord, and not evil?" No; for "the day of prosperity and tho day of advorsity are sot ono over against tho other." While the long deserted home was beginning to bud and blossom liko arose, the angle 1 death spod thither, and over-shadowed their dwelling with his dark wing. The first-born, who had boon his mother's stay, who had sympathised in hor anguish, kistoifuway her tears, and whisperod, "Wait awhile, mother in thirteen short years I'll be a mun, and then you shall never suffer any more" he, the child of her lovo and her sorrow, was taken away, and his place left vacant in tho little bed, at the hearthstone. Sho had then no timo for tears hor care was all for, tho other two, who, while their brother slept in peace, were tossing in burning fevers on their bed of pain. The second, and then the third, in one short week, were laid beside him in tho little graveyard of the now sottlenient, and the home of Kuth Allen, which so lately hud rung wjth tho merry laughter of three noble boys, waa loft unto her desolate. How doaolato bereaved mothers only can know. Did she not wrap hontolf in deep gloom, and weep us one who would not be comforted, whon this worst of all evils befell her? No, she gave her sons to God they wero not torn from her. Ho Ihr from charging God foollishly, sho even thanked him that while many wretched mothers were weeping over ruined sons, she had tho ossuraneo that her whole family wero folded tor ever in the ho som of Infinite Lovo secure from hunger, neglect temptation, and pain. Then, when this free-will offering hud been inudo to lluuven, did le with a chastened mien go abroud among the poor and vicious, seeking for children to fill tho plueos thus made vacant! During the ten years that foiled, four nameless little ones were received into her family and hor heart. What had onco been a forest settlement, was last changing into the metropolis of a growing State. Wealth poured in upon farmer Allen, by tho sale of hie rich land. Servants and laborers filled their house and ground, and to them all his wife was a mother. Sho addressed each dependant as "child," and they were constrained to believo that fn all her dealings sho had their interest at heart. Tnon she begun to be called. "Our mistress, dear sowl," and then neighbors and friends, und finally everybody tailed her "Mother Allen, dear soul. ' A rude emigrant, all unusod to such tones, exclaimed, after being a week or two benuuth her roof, "Huro I thought afbor Icoora to this hooee that Protestants were all liko wild bastes. I was taught by my mother rest her sowl that not a fut of tbim hiritica could ivor iutcr luven, unless they first coom into the hooly moother uhoorch. But, faith if the samo is thruo, it's raesclf would rathor bo after living forever with the likes of my misthress, dear sowl, than in biven itself amoung my own coonthry folk; for it's drinking and fighting thoy be for over, when there be so many of thems togi titer, and not a Protestant at all there to separate thim and make pace. Och, ocn, but there's hiven in her eyos my misthrcss, dear sowl." Mother Allen had her trials, among tho many working people her husrvjs. eouopguoo jojt 'peAoidtue puuo often abused, and her disinterested love repaid with black ingratitude. But through all she remained the same. No ear ever heard her taunt those rude children of oppression with thoir foreign birth, their curly poverty, their false religion. Sho reasoned with them as human beings she entreated them for their own aakes, and wooed them back to duty by hor patient effort Mauyalady reared in a homo of elegance, might have learned lessons ot dignity and propriety from Mothor Allen in hor intercourse with, and her treatment of her servants In no way is the taue lady more readily distinguished

from the counterfeit, than in her manner and dealings with these humble member of her family. Tho love of this dear woman begun at home, but it did not end there. The sufferer very whero found in her a friend, thoorring and fallen child a mothor and an encouraging counsellor. In her closet, at hor fireside, over her work, among her neighbors, in tho Church of God, overywhoro, it was ovident that sho lived not unto horsolf. Tbo most hardened scoffer was forced to admit that she was a bright and shining light a beautiful example for the wives, mothers, and mistresses around her. The luw of kiudness was ever on her tougue, and the gentlest and toudcrcst rcudy rebuke on her lip. Man a youth who had scornod a father's counsel, and despised a mother's outreaties, won by tho sweet tones and uffectionate intoreat of Mother Allen, has listened trespoctfully to her carncs warning, and been drawn by her efforts to forsako the seat of the scorner and seek God's house But tho ploco whoro this good woman's influence was the most deeply felt and it was a place she coveted wae av tho bod of pain. The young who, having boon ofton reproved hud hardened thier hcnrta,whcn they found suddon destruction comeing upon thorn, would call for her in tho hour of thiet soul's extremity. "Oh," criod one such, "I cannot soo pastor his tare would only remind mo of tho many warnings I have roceivod unhooded from his lips but bring Mother Allon to me I can almost see 'hope' now in tho memory of her dear faco. Lot her como and with her faith pruy for mo." But tho frost of age fell upon her, its infirmities bound her fust, so that sho could no longer go about doing good. But when sho could not go out to her work, tho work came in to her. Tho winter of her lifo hud no long durk days, no listless melam holy, no fretful tuiirmurings. Sho moved urouud her houso in a whoel-chuir, demanding little cure, but receiving much the object of a thousand little acta of delicate lovo, which money could nover purchase A domostie being asked if sho woro not weary, ropliod, "No, I'm nover in waiting ujKn her, for her patience would shame me if I were' Mother Allen had learned that most beautiful of lessons for women, how to "grow old grucufully." She was not only borne with, but she was really admired for her ago, and the charms that clustered around it. Life's sun, which had been so oil en concealed by clouds, had its setting in a culm bright sky. We may aimed say of her thut sho nover died, her going whs so liko sinking into a quiet aleep. It wus ono cold bright day in winter, that she entered into her rest. Hor chair had been drawn to the Western window, that she might use tho last of daylight in finishing one of several little garments for a suffering family. The last stitch was set, the last button sewed on her thimble was placed on tho window -seat, and tho spectacles lay in her bund. She was not iced gazing at tho gorgeiotis

sunset, reflecting its splendor upon snow und ice-clothed trees, muking the whole seeno like a world of diamonds. Tho cheerful bell rung for tea her aged companion and her at tendunt came to draw her choir into tho dining-room. Kuth took an arm of it, when her husbslid said, "She is asleep, dear soul." it was the eloef thut knows no waking. Sho wu not, for God hud taken her. Four strong men, whom sho had suved in childhood from poverty, gutherod urouud her bier. Thoy were not ashamed to weep for one so dear to their hearts. A bereaved community mourned her loss, while miiny poor and friendless turned from her f fravo to trust in God. Whenever tor name is mentioned, or her words quoted, it is as, "Mother Allen, .that dour old soul." She wus a most beaut i ful exumpl of the first class of women referred to by the poet. RISING SUN INSURANCE CO., HIRING RUM, IND. Aulhorlued anllal, IOO.OOO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS g. Htw, J. C. Willi, H. H. I.aamo, w . II, Hawaii, Wm.T t'ia, Joiiaimsis H.H. Cioaa, J. M. Jmmaus, Oio. Uuiasria, J. P. UlBBf, a. J U.TU.WSV. J. W. 11. OTT, M. F. Coviawroa. HATHAWAY, Kras't. B. J. H4T44W.V, Rac'y. Ire aad Marine risks taken st equitable ralo, ITT" All persons desiring Insurance will call on JNO. W. KKRLY, Aaaar, at Brookvlila. U. 9. COVINGTON, Geaeral Ageal. aa 17 f7 More Cures. Philadelphia, 3d mo, voth. 1140. Respected Friend- I had for several years beenaf. II . (e,i Hb d)pepsls, ami occaeioually will, (ienerul Debility. I accidentally tried thy medlcluo, Hoof lands Oerman Hitters, in the flrst glace apaa a daughter, she having a severo spall of sickness. Thy Hoof, land's Go'iiiuii Hilters had such effect on her f oners debility that I was iudm od to try It niyseir. 1 tnuu got a bottle aud used II accordlug to the direellone and It relieved ma more than anything I had .before used, gtvlug general toue and strength to the stomach and system. Last fall 1 had a veryeeveru spell of the Diarrhea, which continued for soma time. M) life, for a time, was despaired of. Ibt Millers again belog used, acted very happily on the stomach and intestines, and soon relieved mo from the grust pal so mred, and git general health to the system. I consider It, doctor, one of tbo most valuable niu.liclties 1 r gKd,aad shall lake great plcaiuro lu recommending It 1.j others. Very respectfully thy friend, HAwUKl. HUTTON, No. 3 Jennings' row, Catherine, above third. See advertisement. Dr. Boback's Hieory and Practrce. It would aeem thai l'octor Köbachs "ftcundlnavlan Remedies" have takeu the highest rank mining the standard medicine of the dap. Ills theory is, that In whatever orgau disease may show itself, iu seal is lu the blood. Hence, hi famous Nwediah curatives, the Blood I'urlflor ami Blood IMls, are designed to act, seclflcally upon tho sanguineous fluid. One tblig i si, not be disputed, they produce most salularyjeffecle even In apparently hopeless rases. IndtvidnJe who have safe' red for years from dyspepeia, scrofula, erupUona of tbo sklo, bronchitis, ashma, general prostralidn, llvor complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia, und ma oy other distressing complaints, report themselves, over their owu signatures, aa radically cured by a course ol these Keinedles. lherlalmsof Dr. Koback'i andvurtlsunicnlsare therefore aupportwd by competent proof. Boa advertisement. Wood's Hair Restorative. Those who hava used Prof Wood' Hair Kent,, mlive are sufflctenlly cognisant of Its excellent qualities but other may not be aware that it la no ordinary article. It was discovered by Prof, Wood, an able chemist and Professor of that science, while experimenting to Und a remedo for tee change and falling out of bla own hair. Its wonderful effects lu his owu case and that of soma private friends, and their urgent ra. qveets. Induced blw to offer it to the public. Bultl. more Dtapatcb. LAUIK.V k'ANCY Misere, Cbemb ed and Ilona Skirt, ale luw, by Hum kville, Ind. UOOLW, M II A t ul.LAIlK, rttee, Linen HaiidkeriJil. fs. Cordlrna Triuiuilng and wringrs, for n M.u a koi ii i.k VATTINRITS, CASMIMKKkH.l WKRllB At .'KAN. O atreducdprlcaa,at rYMK sk KIMIh fn, Brok villa, Ind.

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A laolloxoasn IS; I should In. unislcfnl f..r Ihr relief your till ba bii.u.bt me If I did ,, I iriH.rt mv case to yon. a .. i i riiir.i in my nitiiw im iiriiiigni on neuralgi. lu. which emle4t In chronic hotwitlKtandlng 1 bad the tst ef t.hs. uns, the irew Woir ami Molen, until, bv the advice of your lent agent In Baltimore, Dr. Ma.kenr.le, 1 tried your I'llla. Their effect were low, but aura. My pereering In the ee uf litem I aaa bow entirely well. Hbmati Cbambbb, Baton Bonos, La., 6 Dec., IBM. Da. ATM : I have been entirely cured by your Pills of Rheumatic Uuut a painful dUeaae that hail afflicted me far year. VINCENT BLIDELL. I ur Dropay, Flrthora, or kladred C'omplnlnte, reqitiriBg an active purge, they are aa eacalaat reasedy. for -t n i in or Conatipntlon, nnd na a Dinner PHI, they are ngreeahle sud effectual. Fita. Nupprnaaion, Fnrnlyala, Inflmnmntlou, aud even Uestfueee, aud Partial III Ind -neu, have been cured by the alterative action of these Hüls. Must ol th pills In market contain Mercury, which, al though a valuable remedy In skilful hands. Is ,U a liubllr idll. Crom tbe drrsdlul ineiitlT lolluw IU iurautioti uae. These cmnlalu no sary or mlaeral subatauce whatever. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL FOR THE RAPID CCRR OP . (M (.HB, COLDS, HOARSKNRSS, ÜVFLTJK. Z A , DROIkCfllTIS, WHOOPING COUOII, I HOI P, ASTHMA, 1NM CONBUMPTIOKf, nd for the relief of consumptive patients la advaneed aasat of tho ttnssi, Wo need not speak to tits public of Its virtues, rhrougliout vrry town, and almost every hamlet of the American Btatee, It wonderful cures of pulmonary com plaints have mode It already known. Nay. few are the kmllles in anv ctvlllBed ronntry on this continent without onal eBpenenre m us rnern, ami lewsr ye uss neltn-s snv arbere wblrh have not annum thrm living treiihy of IU victory over the sulUle and danis dls,aee of tbe throat and longa. While It I the nowrrful antidote vet known tu man for the formi dable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organ, it to also the pleaaanteet and safest remedy that raa be emLloyed for iufanu and yonng persona. Parents should ave it ist store against the Insidious enemy that steals upon them unprepared. Ws have abundant grounds to babei tbe Cbbbbt Pbctobal saves more Uvea by tbe consumption It prevents than thoee it cures. Keep It by you. and core yowr cold while tbey era curable, nor neg,ect them until no human skill can master th Inesoral. I canker that, fastened on Id vitals, eats yonr life away. All know the draadn, I Sttalliv of Inng iltstirders. and as tha-v know too the virtue of lb I remedy, wo need not do more thao to assms them It I tili made tha beat it can ba. Wa epaie no root, no raie, uo toil to produce It tbe moot perfect pnssiLls. and thev afford thoee wIki rely oa It the beet agsut which our skill can furnish sw their ears. PREPARED BT DR. J. C. AYKR, rrattlcal sad Analytical ChamUt, Lowell, Mut AND BOLD BT piAHOS FOR RENT, NEW OR SECOND BAUD - . .I.. ' I know It. a. i have e rimms mal 1 witni 10 rent, and will lt the rout apply on the porrh I ase until the rent ,a lor the Piano. ' t oiuo n nt und tiav or a l.lano and not V . AB Sil n II, 74 Weal Fourth-st. A full stork of sheet unslc and Instruments under iheeare of ('. A. Ponda aiS IV'VKu, sVery took Winh. LA Dil- K AM' (ikMk Ho g oa hand, for sale at ihe lowest teuios, TYNtK A KIM

II A A 11 A A Dl ZAM, WBOLCAAUt AKD BET AIL DSALKBfl IN DRUGS. MEDICNES, Muricicjil InatruiiirntH. PAINTS- 0IL8 VARNISHES. DVE-STUTS-Paint, Vlllsh Mai r, and loth II rushes, Patent Medicines, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, Colognes, Flint and Green Glassware, Window Glaea, Tutty, FireProof Paint (dry and In oll), Walto aad Brown Zinc Paint, etc., Ac., 0. 40 BAST WASH SOTO BT., IXsTIDI A.IST A POLI8, I KT 3D. aprtrJlT,67 INGRAM LITTLR. LTTI.K WI001M. LITTLE'S HOTEL, LITTLB Ts WIUOIM, Proprietors, sot tii bast coaxta waswibhitom a aaw JBaaay stbbbtb, llSriDIA KTA-POLIS, I1TX. AT" The oblv free Omnibus running to and from the Union Depot. P. A fBKKZK, Qerk.

NAVE YOUR MOAEY! IV THE WAT Of GREAT BARGAINS!! WHICH TOU CAN HATE BT 0O1K0 TO TOUSEY & BYRAItIS EMPORIUM Or CHEAP GOODS! Where you will Aad one of the large! and bast selected DRY GOODS Brer offered in thai city. Also, a very heavy etock of -l-PI. Tanoatry, Ingrain, and rolvet CAKPKTlN'Ufc), OIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, UU08, Ac., All of wlili h will he sohl on tha moat reasonable term. Also, a general assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS! Embracing M; 0-4, 10-4. aad 11-4 Bleached Brown Hheetlngs, Toilet Qatlta, Ac. Ac.; at laael per Oeat i'hnnier than last year' prices. We also keeji a stock of COLOBBD AND WlIITE CARPET WaUP, Cotto Yarns, Coverlet Chain, Ac, Which will be sold la quantities to suit purchasers. J , W' i Arn. .ilai 1; ...II the attention ..I tbo Ladles to mir Dress Goods & Shawl Department! Wnsra they will find (be Latest Styles andmost approved Patterns In tha market. H r'Hul, alxive all thloaa, Oememlirr' that th place to bay L'HICAI'OOOim Is at TOI M V Sl BYll A 11, MO. 70 EAST WASHINGTON ST , ITMlDI-sVN'-sVPOlLiIB, INDApril It, HIT. T. J. TTNKR. H. 0. KIMBLB. ti i:Ra1 i. i vi in 0E1I SEAL DEALERS IV Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QUEBNHW ARK, IRON, NAILS AMD SALT, AT TUR ui. I) It I'll TON BT AN li, 3B3tOOKVIL,,X( IJNTU. OEO. W. DAT. B. MATLACE, DAY tV HIATLACK, WHOLESALE EALER IE DRY GOODS, NO. 82 PKARL BTKRKT, OIlMOINISr-sVXI. OHIO. marrh i. ;.iv JNO J. DI'MONT. T. M. CURTIH. DTJ"i-i02STT t5c 00-, (Lata or nariaaATi,) mami r act t bubs or STEAM BOILERS, CHIMNYS, OAH-tIOLItlCHllt KAHD-TAXK, ORITCtllNU, sktid tiry tlcHcrlitlnn tif Boiler and Sheet Iron Work, At short notice. Work and prlr ro,iM-ilii with tha n. -t -I., i- of Im lunar I Met. .... i'nnsylvanla Htresit, uortli of t nd.-rbill's Souudry, IND I A. N A.JPOZiZe. KKEERENCE8 Mllrs (IreeiiwiKMl, i., id i.iM...l llurruw At Co., (la) lord, Hon A fn, l'bi.ii - t Jordan, ( In Innall lias dmun A int. di, Irnnklln Vt right, Robert Meek, A. I. ui bees, K. J I'eik.T A M -rrls, liidlsnaiH.lls, (J ). Estab'sti'ii t o., Alton, III ; a : in in A Urot In ii, Ur, llauU Ju l . IUi.IiOblo, Lii. Alhou, Jus. t'urson, I udlaiia Insai Birll v.'ta As) III III "W- MORROW, ATTOMNKY ARD f'OUNSBLOR AT I.AW.-UBea West of the Court House. Brookvllle, Ind. aiirli in,-.. JOHN SHILLITO & CO., BO. I. EAST rul RTII MTNEET, CINCINNATI. IMIMHTKHa HV DKY GOODS AND CARPETING. Raeperlfnlly Inft.rm their t int is i,d Cur. Iiaanrs generali,, that they are BOW opening an intensiv aud com.lete aeaortmeul of DRY GOODS, Carpeting, Floor Oll-Clolh, 4c. ramllies, lintel keeiiers, hteuuiU! owners, and truiigers, may dend ukhi Unding the heat t laaa of giNMls, ul nrl.es as b.w as Ibry ran m tbey ran U nn re based In I....', i i, cillcs anrll IT.dm DB, HOOF LAND'S CRLBSRATRU GER1MAN BITTERS, I'KKHARKI) HY r.( . fl. J K kMI.1, OK PIILADKI.I'IIIA, PA., WILL RFSaCTUALLY CVKK LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPElIA, JAUNDICK, f 'Arowe or A'ereoMS MOlf; Diseeses u fa KtdWgs, aad H aasjaaj orUisjglVem iHnnUrtd I .... hti It as Coustl pation, Inward I'll.'.. Fullness of blood to the head .ae tdliv of Iho stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, lilsgust of KimmI. Fulness or Weicht iu tho Ntoma.-li, sour Krurtailous, sinking or Fluttering Bl the pit of the stomach. Nwliumliiff of the head, hurried and .1,11. , ill breathtnc. Fluttering of ibe heert choking or sufforalliiaT, sensullnns when el a I) lug poalure, lilmness af vision. Dots or webs before the sight, Pever and dull aln In the head, Heflrloucy of prea. psratlon, Yellow uess of Ibe sk In and eyeo Palntn Iba side. Ita. k , l host, Limbs, ' Ac JluuMati Sullies of beat. Bur. nfiig In tho fl. sl,, Censtaut ImaginlnsT of evil, and Gr.'Bl Depressl"n of hpirlls, Ae. Ae. Tha proprietor la calling the altantlon of the public to this preparation, doeeso with a feeling of the utmost codfvlenee In Its virtuos and adatitalion to Ihe the it Isoasei for which II Is reioiameniled . It Is no new nn. I untried article hut one thathas stood the test ofa ton year trial before the American poo. pie, and Us reputation and aale is unrivalled by any similar preparllotii rxUtnt, Tha testimony In in fg. vor, given by the most pmtuiuent and well known phpstrtens, and ind Ivlduals, In all iarts of the eountrp, Is Immense, and acaiuful perusal oflhe almsnsr, iiublishud annually by ilia proprietor, cannot but sal. Isfy the most skeptical Ibattblt remedy li real It So. serving the rolrbrlty It bas attained. Principal UOii'u and Manufactory, No. M AKCH St., I'htlad'a.Ha. Agents. M W. Halle, Brookvllle, Ind; A ft Chste, New Treuton; James Turner, Fairfield; Charles Nau ( amp, MelamorBi T (iiflord Ac Co, Idiurel, and K Mhrlner, Audersonvllla. aflM. Wo KBaBLT. NOTARY PUBLIC, HKOOKVILLB, IND. Is prepared to take acknowledgments of Deeds, Mortgages, Ae. OFFICE Ono door north of Slaughter A Will, iami' i ore. aprlll?? ,vl k.IIOI.s -littv I l.ts. HAY At MtMHK Forks, I iiltivaturs, and linilile M, . I ri,.. Ml rookvile.lnd. TYNER A KIMIILE, Paints, Oils, and Glass. rrvr i PURK Gmund White Laad, DvHJU 10 bbls Copal Varnish, 10 bblsl.lnsoed Uli, S " Rptil'urpenllne, WU Boxes Window Class all tliea, Far eale, low or nA, by W. V. KOBF.KTS, Druggist, No. U Wet' Washington St. maySdir A. OAKD. W K DE81KB TO KKTUHN THA HKS TO A kind public f rth very liberal patronage ihey liawalroadv lestowed on tho "OLD w Hl TK COK'KK,"snd shall endeavor, to merit n rontlnuaaee f your favors by alwayskroiilngthf newael and best stock In the market. vv. jiiiiimi natu. ap Mai Me. ...k vine. JOHN a, DC N LOP, dealer In Fancy and stsple Dry Goods of the latest Sty e. (Crystal Palace (Haas front,) corner of M'-ridlan and Washington streets, dim JOYCE'S STAR MILL, FOR 0 HINDI NU COHN oob, Bern atony, or Meal, and general Stork Peed Prices No. g. M; No. S, tö, r mil and esamino Rrookvlüe, Ind TYFER A KIMBLE jyf KNa an avova coats, wamtm a no if A Vest, astepted to tha seaaoa. Blwavsmi hand and for sale b ny ii.vts m tkimmum. sruoaviiie, sau, W 1 . . . taJ vll

WM KTOMH JOHN F. DAIR & CO.. SEED STORE, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Xoa. 40 A 43 Lower Market Atrwet, near .vcaroore OINCINNAT1, OHIÖ. aprill7, 47 4 as a. a. BiaxAJi. i. u. avBAvaaf. c. b. avaaasi E. Gr. BURKAM Sc CO., BAN BUS, 1 West Third t.,Sslve' Building, between Main aad Walnut, CINCINNATI. OHIO. aprll 17,'57e3m J. W. 0 C0NN0B. I. X. O'CONNOR. O'CONNOR & BROTHER, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREION Sx rOÄttrSTIO DRY GOODS, No. 81 Pearl Street, between Vine and Race, CINCINNATI, OHIO aprll IT ly . 15. CK.XIliXjsr te oo.p FLOUR &. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, White Water Cnal Basin, CINCINNATI, Ol io. Doing an eiclasite Commission Rusineaa, we give prompt ami personnl attention to all Consignment, of Floor. Bacon, Lard, t'lover Meed, drain, Sc., for sale in this market. Fill orders for every pecioe of moriliatutise, at lowest rates, and forward without delay, all merobaudiee consigned to our care. LtnaaAL aDvabcu hasb art iobsionmbbts. aprll 17,'AT.ly. ortaiidard Value. " FOR Agents to Circulate with Protlt AND C11KD1T TO THEMSELVES. Thorough men who have had experience as canvassers, and who are prepared to engage actively la the ArAfsTM Invited to rorr. sp.uid with us In reference to em lust vo aaaneles In all pa rU of the Uallod SUtes; mora especially to thellrst two works named below, which ARE HOLD ONLY HY AG K NTH riRBT. BAYAKUTAVLOB'H Cyclopedia of Modern Travel. One Vol. loyal 8vo. 9Ö0 pages I U Iii v timorous Mop and Illustrations IOTble noble work le reaching very largo tale. SECOND. NINE YEARS Ä SAILOR Boing ekelchei uf rsoual experience la the tnltad fltatee Navel Service, the American and British Merchant Marine, and Iba u haling Rervlee. By i n i NoRUHorr. One Vol. $mallvo., lfKX) yayet, with Tinted Illustrations. Harper's Magailae for April says: "Mr. Nonlhoff Is a young writer, who has evidently seen eery variety of sua life, from the artistic organisation of the man of war to the rough ami tumble arringemonlsof a Nantucket whaler; aud without assuming any of the airs of aalhorshlp, ha given a strait-forward account of his adven.ures whlrlt In (rank, eonAdlng natu ralneta, are not without something nf tbe eerrel rliarm which so bewtldere all classes of readers In tbe perusal of such works as l(obeon Crotoe. Not thai he makes use of any Imaginary touches to add to the piuuancy of bli autobiographical eonfosetoaa. but he hae the rarwglflof Investing every day realities with au atmosphere of human sympathy which le more effecllva than tha most daixlingonlors of romance. Hie works whleh have met with eaeh a favorable rorep. llou lu thl country, have been re-prlnled lu Knglan i, and walcotned with a more epprtcleilvo recognition than li usually accord od to A raellcan production!.' THIRD, HOO llb' WESTENN FRUIT BOOK, A OUMFRNDI00S CULLRCTION OF FAOTB FROM TBK SOT FS AND BXFBBIBNCR Of lUCCKasV FUL FRUIT CrjLTV'BIBTf., ARRANQMt) FOB Practical Use in tbe Orchard and Garden. By B. J. HOOPKIt, member of the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, and formerly editor of the'Wsslorn Farmer and Gardener," with exquisitely colored Illustrations of Western Fruit. One volume, 1 mo. i'rlo One Dollar. Will be Bent by mall for that price, or aaa ba bad of Booklet lore, i ur country covers so large a spare that it Is Imp s sii. I., to nn.. .- a book of this character adapted Ui ail meridians. This book embodies the experience of .r ... in ..I no ii, and will be found especially fllled for (be s i uf Western Fartvereand Fruit Orowers, The work ha bean carefullf exasBlned by eeviril of tbe most sclentlnc among western I'l mologUU, who have gi ' n It the highest preise. The orders before publication day (April lat), reaabed liUUd ooptes.fur this work. These books are worth working forand worth buying, bvuause thoy possess the very highest order of merit lir Other Important works are In preparation Address (sump enclosed) MOORZ. WILSTACTJ A KITS I'ubllshers, t ncli I, ii a 1 1 (ARTER'N SPANISH MIXTURE! TH OUAT FUBIXm OF TUB BLOOD It THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! Not a Partide sf Mercury in it 1 1 Aa infallible remosty for eerofula. Kings Kvil . Itheamallsio, Obstinate t'Btanaous Krupllons, Platplee, or Fostule oa tbe face. IlloU he Dolls, Ague and Fever. Chronic More Byes, It i ng worm, or Tetter, Hcald Head, stnlargumen- and pain uf Ihe bones and Joint, Ball Mbeuta. Stubborn Overs, hipbJI Ur 1 leurdere, and all dlseaeo arising from an Injudl e I o u e use of Mercury, Imprudence In Life, or Impurity of the b I. 0 0 a . This great alterative medicine and Farlfler of tbe blood Is now used by Ihousaule of grateful patients rrom all parts or Ihe United Ktalee, who testily daily to the remarkable rurea performed by tbe greeted of all medicines, "Carter's hpanlsh Mixture." Nheumall, m, Neuralgia, hcrofula, Bruptloii on ihe eklu. I.i er disease. Fevers, I I. r, old ors, afft'cllon of tbe kidneys, Diseases of the tnroal, Female osBB plalnls, I'aliisand Bchlngofthe Hones and loluls are spuedly put to Sight by using litis Inestimable remedo. For all dleeaaee of the blood, nothing baa yet been found to compare with It. ll cleanses the uystem of all impurities, acta gently and anciently on the Liver and h nine) s, and slrengtheuidigeslion. glvestone to the stomach, makes lbs skin clear and heallhyad resvireeihe Constitution, enfeebled by dlaeaee.ororo ken down by the excesses of youth, to lie pristine vigor and strength, For the utetaeet of Females its particularly applicable, aud wherever Ithas boome known. Isrcguisrprescrlbed with the happiest efforts. It luvlgnrales the weak aud debilitated, and Imparts elasticity to Iba worh nut frame, li clears the skia and leaves tbo patleul fresh aud vigorous; a single bottle ol thls'u estimable reiun.lv is worth more than all.lho so called rsapar ll la i ii exUteneo. The large neat bar of eertllraUg which we hava received from all parts if tho United Htalee, Ii tho best evidence that there Is no humbug In It. The press, tho hotel-keepers, magistrate, physician, and public uinii,well known to the community, nil add their toslimouy to the wuuderfuls effects of Ibis Ureal HIom! Furiller. Call on Ibe agunt and gat aa almanac, and read the tat. ills of tbe wonderful eures performed by Carter's r. i.iuish Mixture, (In most cases where everything e se had signally failed j. Tho limits of aa advertisement will not admit their full Insertion. V M , S, BBBB8 & CO., Proprietor!, No. 304 BroaJiray, N V. To whom alio ders most be directed. For sale by a!' country merchants and druggists In lite United Slates and Oanadas. and by M. YV. Halle, Brookvllle; A, B.Caao, New Trenton; James Turner, Falrflel.l; Charles Van Camp, Melaraora; T. Clifford 4) Co., Laurel, and K. Sbrlner, Andersonrille. Goodyear's Patent Vulcanite, oa, HABD RUBBER. TIIK BEACON DAM Co., OWNEB OF PATENTS Manufacture from the above named material, and offer for Sale, at their Wareroom, No. S3 MA10KN LANB, NIW-YORK, Bf fa Iwekeee Owfg. SYR1NOES. Of every kind needful for Domestic or Profeest-dial purpews, pronounced by Physicians tin most perfect article ever made. BKKvHT PUMI'M. FOWDEK FLASKS warranted to keep tha Fowder dry Fl KMTTHF. CASTOKS, that will not deface the Carpet ; TUMBLBB8 A SOAP TRAYS; Pen and Pocket CUTI.KKY M KIN KIN08, Porket ' uKK KCKKWS, Kitgravers' and Mechanics' MKAPC KING TAFBS, MACIlINlüTN' OILKRB, MASTING ALK RINUS, WHIF aO KITS, INSULATORS, for Taiegrsph Wire, adopted by tbe American Telegraph Co., SHAVING RKUIIIIS8, PANS, BATHS, FUNNSIJ ANI ItirrUKH for Photographic aud DruggsU' purpo-ce, ic. This wonderful Mstertal which Is a Srvaa metal lishl as Hm i. - Hr ll, h. t ss Jet a poor condu-tar of Ileal non-conductor of Blectrir t) and en wviirh Uli, Acids and Alkalies produce n effect. Ii vastly superior to any ether tor tbe above named, and a great vatiety of oUr purpoeen, to wldch It is applied. DeaUrs Ia sll parti of ths Country sre supplying themselves with these goods, and Consumers who want he beet article ef the kind, will bay no other. GE0.H0LLAND.W.C. C. BINKLEY, ATTORNBYS AT LAW. O Bo i Halle-, Block, West of Court House, Brookvllle, Ind. afaWsffl

JOHN r. PAIR

DINEANE VAUQIMHED. By Dr. Boback's Scandinavian Berndiet. AFTER yean of study, aoalyeis and experiment, Dr. Robaefc. the eminent Aweedtsb Physician, succeeded in produclag a meeleiM from the moon lain herbs of Ins na ice land, which arts directly upon the causes of dtaeaaela tbe btwwd, and by restorinsTlbe corrunled fouiiUla ol life Vo a condition Of

health and purity, expel disease from the system wherever It may be located, or whatever may be lu character. Indigestion, nervooa complaints, epilep tic and other flu, coughs, consumption In lie early stages, sore throat, bronchitis, fever and ague, aalh ma, low spirits, sexual Incapacity, femenlne weakness, pricking of the akin, symviomalic of paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, taaaae, caar, diabetes, leeItndeand debility, dtarreab, aad all other disorders of tho organs of respiration, the liver, the kldneye, tbe stomacbe aervee, or the muscular Abre,are sssrrtngly cured by UiLi preparation. It Is to the matibis stoBBt, or seeds of disease, what aa alkali la to ao acid; It neutralises them with absolute certainty, white at the eame time It regulato the secretion, remove obstructions from the bowels, creates npetlte.reews bodily vigor, and regenerates every animal function. Such Is tbe nature.sucb are tbe effects of Or.Koback's famous Hcaudlnrvlan Blood Puriler, which, taken to oAnJunrlloa wltii Iii ISI.....I fill . will not only oblllerste the most painful diseases, but prevent their recurrence, and teiigthoQ life far beyond its ordinary span. To prevent Imposition, purchase only of respectable druggist .etc.. of regular agents, ot of Dr. Koback, sole proprietor and manufacturer, 171 Syeamore-Üt-, Cincinnati. Hamilton, O., Nor. 10, ii. Ur. Roback, Dear sir I have read In tho newspa pars many accounts of euros effected by your Reandlnavlan remedies, bat 1 consider my own case si least n interesting and marvelous a any af tbom. So tor as yoa are concjrned, una testimonial more or leaa la of little ronsequeare. Yo.irfamu letabllhed.atd my lata me at eve not add to your celebrity. But for tbe benelt of my fellow rrealurei, t desire to make know a the facti. When I called upon u, at Iii Instance of a dear friend, on the .1st of March staet, 1 had been nine year a sufferer from catarrh, lb Irr,, i in ion of iho uerveaand rueiubrano of tho bead vraa eo iBtease that somei lines it almost drova ma craiy . I could not sleep, and was never free from uapUaaant c-iiailon. At vartoutlinesffve diffureut physicians bad attended oa mo, each ono treated me In his own wjy, but noiif of them did me any good. 1 despaired of oversewing another well day, and when I called at v..ur consultation rooms, had very little hope of relief. Hy your advice, I sutured liumedlatelr upon a regular course of your hcandlnavlun Blood PurlBer and Hlood Pills. I was eneouragml by the cheerful aud hopeful wa) In which you spoke, and I recalledstrlctl) to follow our directions. In lese than a week, all the worst symptoms or my dlicase began to lake a milder form, and ao continued lo Improve from weak to woek to week, until, at tho end Si tbrtu, months, my bead was entirely relieved, and every trace oflhe catarrh bad left inc. Mill, however, I teootlnaed ta take ibe re med lei for nearly :slg weeks longer, bocause I found thoy were building np ray strength, und fortifying my constilutlor. Sla months have passed slaec tbe rure was Bnished. and I have eiperlnre'l no relapse. I should be glad to see this tetter, nr the sub stance of ll, tn print, for the guidance of oihers. Yours, with heurtielt gralllud. , Mra. AUOUBTUH COOCH. Terra Haute, Ind, Oct. It, 'at. Dr. Roback Sin The last thro jottles ol yoar iiioou runner ami the accompanying ruts, have rellrved me of the lagt v eilige of my rbeuiuatlsm. 1 consider ibe cure all but mlraruluui. After having uflVred the not acute agrny, almost without intermission, for the last eight years, and being for three years a cripple. I can scarcely realise the fact that at this moment, after hiving use. I your Scandinavian Remedies for only three months aud a faw days, I am a hale, hearty man, capable of performing manual labor, and entirely free from pain. When I Sret apr lied tn you. by letter, for a supply of yonratedlrlnc, wa little belter lhau an anatomical skeleton. For morotbaa two years I had never enjoyed one hoar of unbroken night rest, and my mind sinking with my body, had b.-coine greatly enfeebled. '1 ho very flrst bottle wrought a surprising change lor the better In my system . and a'tertaktng tht wonderful restorative, together with the Hlood Pills, for one month, I felt that a complete regeaaaUloa ofever yanlmsl function was In progress, I was not deceived. I am now, alSl years of age, at free from ovary symptom of rheumatism a I was at SU, There ean be no doubt that thl wonderful cur,lsdu lo your re mediae alone and I am wining, tr It will serva you, or Induee others lo aeek rulinl from the eame source, that thli letter should I... made public. Tnurs.lAc, JACOB ATRIRS. Sold by W. W. Roberts. Indianapolis; ft. K. Hanson, Ml Cannot) M. W. Halle, Brookvllle. Hmokvllle; J. N. Clements, Uloomlnggrove; Dr. Gilford, Laurel. decla'M.ly till. . ad IBMML lug shlngie block! carr nsre and chair Umber, rendering lard and tallow! aud for hn. Hug water for any i.ttrpoar. II is readily converted Into a cauldron for boiling sugar water. inaktiigosn. and a variety of other use. The uvosmer doe,lke work required la less than half the time, with much lass stuutlon,and at the a in u time cheaper, than eon ha done lu any other way. It is perfectly simple, md safe, belüg so constructed as to avoid the posslbll ty of es plosion. For particular eall on thubrrtber. Price, 45. 1 am del vertag th Little Oiaut and Htraer to the farmers of Franklin, Fayette, Uuiou, Hush and liecatur cour llesal Cincinnati Prices! AU ordere addressed lo nt at Brook vile will meet prompi attention. WM. K MUI.FOKI). Hrnokvllln, April 17, MI. Twri; Mil VI I m m ,m, i v I I MV. I W ly the MoPPIT , and al-o the PI I I H 'I hrashers sud Hepsrators, from 4 lo M horse powor, which we warrant Ihe bsi muchlnes In ose, For descriptive circulars and list of pilcee, addreas us at Hamilton, 'Julie, county, Ohio, Order earl) , to be ramln of getting in lima. OWKBN, LANK f DVKR. marl! Om "THE PEOPLE!i b. Uroateei Btrholara, Poete, Oralore. Hiliosoplirrs, Vt arrlors, atatcswen, laveaier aad Imarovara ot ika A Ma, ROSB FBOM THE LOWEST or raa PEOPLE; If we had wetted until Cuurtlvrs had Invented Printing, Clock-maklug. ntoain navigation, Railway, and a thousand other Invention, we sbmild pi. .bald. bav continued lu darkuea to ihl hour. THE PROPRIETORS OF FUR lew York Stoic ROSE FROM THE RANKS OF TUB PEOPLE ; And beheld the wonder the? bare achieved la DKY GOODS! What used to lie a luxury fur Ihe exclusive advanleh RICH ONLY, IS NOW TO BE OBTAINED AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT. By all Clauses of Society ; henc tho groat Reform wo have offoctod, not only in prices of JDjlT GOODS. But the superiority of them, also, Place us In ths same position aa all other great reformers of the age. OUR SPRING AND 18 THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST FASHIONABLE IN THE STATE. Tho puhlie will find it to thoir advantage to patroiao tho NEW YORK STORE, No. 3 Baten Howe, Indianapolis. W. & H. GLENN, mar 21 UROPRIET0RS SEALS ÄKÖPEESSES n K A 1 Jt OF FliTV I.KT1KKH Oll l.KNH. WITH O Hall's Percussion 4 Seals of Ml letters or less, with hvans' iwrcusslon, 9 ivaas jienussion, s a Lever S Devices extra, from $1 to . NoUry Public Meals In Percussion, S3 with Lever, SO. Court and Corporation Soals wlih large Lever Presses, from SIS tot IS. Duplicate matter for the Veals, write plain, mine your 1 and Ja. ..ddiess v. r- tiAiis, Kngravr, 14 Wosll ttfi i. . . Retercncc,--nulncss men of llnelimeti. Sheets a Hradcn are agents for Ibcte Presses In In dlanapolle. TjONNBTS, UYPSIBS. K1HBONS AM) FLOW f.Ka " Of IhC Idle. I It ish, Ntraw ami Gimp HootieU B, l.ne- s. Crapes. Flowo.s a Brookvlila, lad owe a and Bordls, Bt TrBBB

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DR. F O KMIA'D Alterative Balm, For Internal and External Uae. Tili Balm ie warranted lo relieV all Rheumatism, Htraine in the Spine. or Spinal affection and tyepcjjei, Headache, or Stiff Nack, Toothache, Earache, Sort Throat, Korenewa in tha Breaat, Klon inch of Bcweia, or Burning in the Br east, Aatiinia, Ilrobchitie, Sprains and Bruiaca. Buraa, Scaida or Frozen TartV, Cramp ("holic and Bilioua Cholic, Cho.era Morbus, Plrurisv, Flux, Fewer and Ague, Pile. Corea, Fkaah etrta or ores, Inflamsuoo in the Iiesd, Strut, aeh Bowel or Kidneya, Summer (xna plaint of Children, Worm ä, and I ntlamation of tlx) Stomach sitd Bowels, Croup and Scarlet Ferer. The r: ien why this Balm rasche all thoee easee Is hceause It rvdeeee Inflsraatloe, asst a as as th error tions aod arrreaa aystrn. Into actltm. This power u owlny to the rmculiar combination of Medi al properlies Itnaat lhlr sln neutralises. The midlrla la p'rfe-tly safe, ' con'alnln; anv dva-llv pclsoa. or mineral. I:., i rl Freely, act las seta tety wa the liver, and all eUtrr soereCv rgntv. Ill 111 rollowis . CIITiriOAtIS X From the Bar. Jeka B. Fiale. rin tunatl. March 4th. 1MJ. Dr. EnrsSa-rhls is Uv Art Um tn my so life that I has f Ivu my saiiw o rsoowimesniatlon ef aa raedlcln,Ma rvnacal raesedv, though I bsv orten he. n soltrrtsyi. I aar aeed juar A Herstes Baiat far nearly iwovear-; fl'sl for lbs ' i bsbsIIsbi In mv hlu snd ktum.ot hkrti I wsi nssrli a ertvve.1 tkaa W ver.v eevare bruieee on two of my fansi): H en a vtwIcnt attack f illanheann my et: then lor li flama'loa f..r barn i rui., sad tor a very eweee eae H mm neck, hroeht en he a vlotant cold, and I Uiok 1 bav had food proof of iu asAVdioaJ prwpertlas. in a treat many of th di erases far hieb you reconSnevtl t.aad I h.ve no foaad It to 'ail la a til oa of the. St, lt. I de net say that It at. nfalltbr rar. y tt t in) selier looviotn.,,, tlut I is U,- heat od far Una "m. dies for which It Isrer ataieiilcel. that 1 ' ave ever Wed, aaa 1 have ir d many. 1 will not, If i raa p'ocurr It: bewtthoui It lo my family fee aa coualorrallon. In that you 'II still r rttanr to cWsjspoand ll h no I. . and tSal II may rell tkouaaaste of suffem, I ntt haarill) lecrwuswi d it o my let Uw-cttieens as a mast eaeelleal Fwtwiiy MestJtBBw. Tears, aBrrtlo,.ars.y J. SLklMlkT. CeniSrate from D. L Starr. I have known Mr. Forsha s AlUrativ Salai to perform a very eslraunllaary car ope a bore thai was very hadly cut, so... Ilm iawa. I asnd il entemslly , wth wed Baat I hell it to lie a perfsrtly saf an I oBctt lows rvatasVy te he asw4 tn many com lalnts. L, P. STARB. Nov. 1, I'M. Poarnov.O . Orr I. M. Db. F Bsasi-Ytiur mad etna has eomplctaly aaa4 a, aat 1 aaa Bale and stout, and ae slews as Bbaamattc pains shoot me, I am very than a fn I that n tnito roar r ranai la thl plaoe. To oaky rgrrt Innwhav.' Is, tliat you did not tnM seenrr, MMa h uffsr f sad ! would have I a Ao away. I bopeyoaasay a ways be sa'cesefoll ae with ate, aad Bve to a od eld r. and never uffor with the Bbiaeliilata, I hive only used hat Bala I kaatäB nf jrou, and am nw a new man. n ur. trail , SÖST SEAT . ' Ltai Falu, Mrifsto.,0., Be. IS.U. Oa. FoBSMs OBsB ttia: Yau Will rsro sl selling sae one dosan hotline of yoar Alurattvr ska i SB . ii iMiard Ibe slesainr Ohio Be. t ea h ni.wsrd Mia, aix tttth nth or lath of Nevesjstver last. 1 Use cid M sll hut two luttles, and caasay sofai as 1 have smn and knnwti It trier t has cored more rttswseee, aad ra a shorter lime, than snv smmJssIii lx.rtt.vw It has alrearfy Ixioai popu'sr her, a d 1 d old cell a larj e ,,usnl't ..fl If II aas generally 1 mis ii that I siays bast it oa hand I should be gsvd If you wa.ld spiolni me sol agnnt for d s as!e ofH in this peace, Inaratttcl. astir ..thr nonhaBU la fh plB C Br Bnls fur i thsr medicines net sort), half so much. If you do ee, I will do all I ew to give tbetnegMlae wide sirculaUen. At all vwau, plaaae te send saw one dosrn each cf oar different Ised botUee, u4 oblige. Your, II. P. LA Way. TO TUB PTBLIC this Is to certify Uta my wife was eiBtcted with two pinat nc'ion an ,i s, par atae years, aud a Ur,r par lea nf that time ronfinad lelvarrwoai. Three n nf thai time eoaiaed m her rwom Three baff hack hone wra thtuwn out of pUe aad sud by dlseas and pain SLawwe,ulte en in l.rl . .l.,i, du.fn, hr. Illncae. Wa nhi ilalii. i atundii g hr dsviag 11. asiBsaVJoint of curved, e l.... do lis.lll.re. phyriclau. atundn g hr dariag tl prtessiial pan K her ll'n-s. but he eiprrlet cod no perBtaaeui relief fn m ihn, prcrrlptteaa. I af erwsrds procared one hwttie of Bv. I'eraba's Alivrativ Balm, and hy the Um ehe wad aaee ttva bot I .he ru sratill f. She ud bat va bottle, w n. n (. wa entirely cured, sou ad ans) wel'. of lerdi.,., ami lierback-iitMia aa Wt lu curve, aiulsheisae truigh In her stature aa ah was prrvh.u tt.e si tact. We hirrrhy eer I'y tun wethaiisve ti Ba at to ba behest a'di'io in as- and we i n. vr it lo aaa certain cure fur tha plnsl affect snd dy pet Ms . aaJ eaoaut too hlfl.ly r .. u.. ml I to anv person lcvd with la alH.v, dua Ms iss its n " iSmumI mire In many o'hsr ttUeaae r. al.lchae i.t.i.idit (ffif ad) IsjrMbbari, Hlghlsad . u. Sj

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ihe Um I had uaed three or fear bo U- s I fall great r"ltf, and I had not used mere than seven botibe until I wae entirely euied ef tha above natvxd dlsaaawa. I feel it dus the putdte.as well a la It. Forsha tw

tit It ALM to li the ' e-1 Bsedtrtaein use, and I raaBut rruinmnd It ion Liglil to sum . ,j I have waaat tt la many tdi rr t as in m fatally far which It was rsasmasaarled, aad it ha given satire I am wall sruual with Ahmender Clark aast I te wlf , aad ale John V alter, and I know the t'strmant to lie matters of fact , and thry are re) r. latilllli snd ro.a.ir. (Slgaedi A. 01 BLEB. I can rer -mntrnd Mr. For-hs' AltcrativvBsIm aa blag the bt a.. d cine I rver aeed fo. irasttpaaad savin-, n nu i iiai ti aiaeh snd In tes-thaa i pales. I hav tr ad and f ...Bd It to glvs with a swvorvt paaata jar-1 f i il I I, ul) i me, and I et as w h'adache; my s w w i and In ..n. hull boar ellvvwff. s ie d very ewd f ii it lor utln"m4lt l H k I .... Crrllnrst fiom K. .Halb:. , uf b Cl I u.l lu. Wa ba a hora thrown nwrboar-l 'rota a Coal Ptal, between two beats, aud faat lo th gears at iL I me, aud a i u am boat -in, hlil, lammt d t.'t boat Wfrther, with th hr sirug In -i the tujte. Ma waa very much cut an I braised. After we rt bint at we apt Had M Earcb s Aitsratlv. Balm fr, j u theeu's and hruse. -tl, h-w.vrr tvt tb tors wastuln.d. Uui after Uodin about thirty -sUhawtn, the hirae was put lo w.fh, as well aa aver, nrept the scats In cohaeuanc at th rut h gt. And we www d cberWM'r roe ewtmr nd ( to tb ptrhtt Mthe lust medicine we hare ueod, aad we hats utd ail ai the different kit de ibst sr in ase. 1 dawar with uh."S In rnaHBcpding Ilr. Foraha's Altnsuv Balm a- libt modi. I us v. bav vr ward r..r I era and alee lor ouUand Ifblsrsea lb hum'. tron. M. ll. llveet-B. Certlffrate from Chat. S. IVyant. Bu. l' neu. an. Jan, 11 'S. During Ihr tumnxr aad fall I IMI I aaa .,ull. Ul at dlfftTciil limes f.om disrusr . f il.r.i. n.a. hand bowel. Hi th first uf 0rcmtr, Utr c m( UUt t ad ran tat ,h in. finally ahlphyi qoriiHv ll, t l.cli I .is . i kali saw nu e tlinr, f Man. B lake U paroaysi three .il a'tir wr days bI l.. el, fll stag of tha diarrhea and ds. nu-ry sud die- set la to enmplrU tb a"vt IMeter I m'sery to which litis Istter ran plaint Irev the suBtrer. 1 had Bad toa week with this lat i ..avplain'. as ad. I had applied re. rlld f. r severe I i At it I'm. rsu it .Inn I II" decided ly better ad raj Iffl y Uat lo two the Balm, I aasen1 hrlirvvtii Balm Is aa caooliew reattdy for djrspeps a and Its kirtttrad oaapUlnt, dyarrbea dyaaBtery ami the piles. Ihsteuiad.- this tLtt turn I a th- re quoslcf Mr. I ..rah who kindly grrd me ths mull cine which I believe eBBesed a eure tu the above oax Kcipectfully yours, -J . Cns. Bsvtvv Vt holeaale Depot, at J A C. Baakhtrt'. Mo. 31 P aart et. Cn. Dr. Forsha Drug Store, Kurth side ef Fifth st., dooreraateffaitth, TCk, Q. BOO TBI O E S 1 HATS AND CAPS! We are tow lo receipt of oar SPRING STOCK BOOTS AND SHOES.'! To which tha attenUoa af prrcbasevs ie reewaetfaly solicited. We Intend to ke at all nun . As Good an Assortment As caa be feand In'th city, whsch we will eeH AT REASONABLE PRICES!! Wehavc In store and te arrive, a well selected stock af HATS AND CAPS ! Bmbrorlaa the principle at. lea ueaolly found la the (' ty whirl, we Will asll as -( heap ata the litaM'.(!" Give Ü8 a call before Purchasing. 1. It. FREEH A Na. S I llllr't ll n a Apr. 4- t a. mHB LITTLE OIABT COBB ABO CUB MILL, da win griou laeter, wiia aemauar proportionate power, will eutwear; and t more eeonnmlcal thaa an) Corn Crusher esunl, Bvery part or the nun ta fully warranted, and ahn'. Id ll fall, la an ease i sj. ..il. uii.r...,. .. Bamti s .. mm, i, ,iibj i . raatL turned, within thirty days from th date ul aaj ana eirnangoo, or tnc in . no rfni.dd. The Little Giant Is too watt and favoaiablT known - ry Prtee: Ro.l.lMi K.4.MO. MM. K. ML'LFOMD, AfaeJ for Hadgat e Frwa, corner Water and Mala tlreavu. Cincinnati. Hronavllle April 17. 17 DO MONT ft CC., Maniifacttusara W fMwwv Uon of Snet I tea tBd Beter Work "ena

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