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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-31

tmHuttiu& Iom tutt otm0 toWus
which speaks for itself;
NR. LYxAx-Dear Sir. We give
you until next Saturday TO close up
your buslness---then you must leave
sure.
vIGILANT COMMITTEE.
MONDAY. Sept. 2e. 1856.
This was sent through the Post-Of.
Gee to Mr.. LYMAN. who WAS n partner
Of Colonel Eldridge In the American
Hotel. but one Of the most quiet and
inolIensive men IN the world. He was
remaining in Kansas City to arrange
the business OF the firm. He is now
in Lawrence. but thinks he shall re-
turn to Kansas City after a little.
II y,ur readers desire TO know the
opinion which the people Of Kansas
have Of their new Governors policy, |
can assure them It Is not one which Ia.
spires confidence. When CIV. Gesry
started from St. Louis. Kansas WAS In
comparative peace. The RufIlans had
been beaten Ut all points. and driven
out. Halt OF Reid's force lad LETT him
and gone home. and acknowledged de.
'eat. "Old Brown" had evei turned
the affair ut Ossawatomie into 4 vlcto-
~. by the execution done on the ene-
my's ranks. and the terror inspired.
We had u fair prospect OF quiet plM
out Gov. Geary. Bat this would not
answer the purpose OF Democratic pol
iiicians. Gov. Gcsry was sent here
to inaugurate reign Of peace. and Il
would never answer to let the chance
slip through his fingers. Hc must
have n chance to make peace. even IL
hu were forced 6rst TO make another
war. So he began making speeches
At the river towns in Missouri as he
came along. assuring the people Of
Missouri that he intended to drive out
Lsnc and enforce "the laws" We
and they know well what that means
This course quite reinspiriIed the de-
jected borderers, who began to think
that II might be safe to rally again and
invade the Territory, and even make
. show Of "wiping Lawrence out"
provided. always. that thev did not 90
Ia till Gov. Gsary had. time to "drivs
ont jim Lane" On this hint OF the
Governors they acted: and the people
hereabouts think that the Governor in
tended that the hint should be taken
in that way. So day was fxed--
the 18th Of Septem tember-sufficientl
remote to give Gov. Geary chance
TO dispose Of Lsne--and then lol
twenty seven hundred men before
Lawruncel
But even then they did not dare at-
tack u. About sixty OF our sharp
shooters rode boldly out aud met
them, and after little firing. the loss
resting solely with the enemy. they
fell back to Franklin. Perhaps they
thought Jim Lane might still be there.
No doubt they wondered why Cover
nor Geary had ,t already appeared. to
save the town. And now indeed came
the moment set down 10 the pro.
grsmme for the Governors appear
ance. aud no appeared. i like him
Tor thst-he carried out the pro-
CRANE. -Four hundred Dragons camp
lea IN Lawrence, and hts Excellency
went into council with the invaders.
i.
:. -.
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[cesFsspondsaes " mo New York Times.
.paShsalars Of the Arrest Of Il
49,. Niles Moore.

o.. 49,. -
Vn ze.'sFo~y =: Miles Moore. At
.sossey osness' o. n snsas. vent In the
$ ,'om sn's P'"oe 70 hsns" city
vim ne s,s'sr,ln''aw to pat her on
ssssmsF gong down the river They
asuvsd o. KANSAS City IN dee time.
ynsss 'ney met martin: cAptAla OF the
~ssPoo ns"gsr,' ana several others
o. Ike ewpss WIN whom Moore WAS
psrsoaA''y scqus'n'ed' Their meeting
w~ pleasant enough ana everything
promised quiet '''' Moore received pri'
ys~ sav'ee 20 'esve' asa plot was on
ioo' 70 ,Ase MN prisoner upon which
sos'ce 20 a'o not act.
A'@' s'~' aooFo won't ous' rs the
nay sappo:sd' % attend TO business;
sitsr some ume; ne returned. and sta
seu % nss .nss ne nad oesn arrested
; s.a ,ns' n's csP.oFs we're 'eso'vsd 70
e.9e hsm away at once. without giving
aim an opportunity to see her Oh: that
s. sns mus, ',i sake usrn eyre o. herself as she
best could. While speaking TO her,
Martha and another entered. and
roughly ordered him to come away.
She noticed that his pistol was gone.
He replied that he desired moments
ume TO speak to his sistsr-is-law. hu.
Sy s1sy rs'asec u. she then inquired OF
h. - - a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-31

-Sterne's Uncle Toby says that
one of the tricks os women is to pre-
tend that they have accidentally got
something in their eye. and induce a
man to look into il; land he says the
man is sure gone If he looks there for
that somethingv s.le
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Too UoLr TO LivE.-In the eastern
part Of Delaware county. in N. Y.
State, a short time since. there resi-.
ded man by the name Of B.. now a
justice Of the the peace. and very
sensible man, but by common consent
the ugliest looking Individual in the
whole county. being long. gaunt. sal
low. and awry. with gaitIike q kan.
garoo. One day he WAS hunting. and
on q mountain road he met man on
foot and alone, who was longer. gaun .
ter. uglisr, by all odds. than himself.
He could give the Squire City and
beat him. Without saying word.
b. raised his gun and deliberately lew
elled II at the stranger. "For Gods
sake don't shoot" shouted the man
in great alarm. Stranger" replied
b.. II swore ten years ago. that II
ever l met a man ugIier than ] was.
I'D shoot him, and your are the 6rst
one I've seem" The stranger. after
taking a careful survery Of his rival.
replied. "Wal. il look worse than
you do. shoot !; ! don't want 10 live
any longer ! ,
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CATION AGRICULTURE AND TAE sgsF INTERESTS or SOCIETY
WHOLE NUMBER 1912.


DEAL GENTLY WITH THE ERRtSa.-
The man possesses an extremely
groveliing mind who rejoices At the
downfall Of another. A noble heart.
instead Of dsnouncing as a consum-
mate scoundrel one who has erred.
will throw around him the mantle Of
charity and the arms Of love. and la
Dor TO bring him back 10 duty and 10
God. We are not our own keepers.
Who knows when We shall SO far for
get ourselves as to put forth our right
hand and sin. Heaven keeps MS in
the narrow path. But, IL we should
fall, where would be the end Of our
course /: if ia every face we saw q
frown. and on ever brow we read ven-
geance. deeper and deeper would us
descend in The path Of infamy when
If a different spirit we're manifested
towards as. we might have staid ou.
career Of sin and died 4.n honest and
upright man. Deal gently with those
who 20 astray. draw them by love and
persuasion. A kind word is more
valuable TO the lost than q mine O
gold. Think Of this and be on youl
guard ye who would chase TO the con.
tnes Of the grave an erring and un'
fortunate brother. s ,,. s--s
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- For people to make invitations to
their houses and table. or Offers Of
their fortunes and services, is nothing.
To be as good as their word is all the
expense and difficulty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-31

-itn vIrtue which should oetogs
nine Us IN the choice OF onF treo1<
90 it y that e!ons Which - should
Always regard 70 them. vysboat ~
curing into theireoeds o. III for'une-
IsrrILreErcE m nm Kr1cgrr>--
A cook. hesrinr the laav Of he No.
at dinner - her .husbsoi 20 br;.~
homs ssDombey and Son" via -
when he cane fb, sea LA ~W,
plates on The suooer feble fcr ~ e~r-
posed visitors. t'el, $
"A ;s:lor bsd ree,;v<d s<r,cs a.
ders not 20 kseo snv .risner. n al.
;tarv coneoe-est oso~~h-.I~k.1
but two in charge. ooe esss.s1 s.S
he vas ohl,oe6 h eo.s.o.L->e a.
kick the osSss 49, - 49, ;. s -
with the recrlsf;c,s >'y
- s.
"A quaint preacher - AIaboma
s was 9'cos!o@ed &c 20 d's',nggIs1 tss !
c"s ""s - ..slhs Ly's''' ~ y -. -. soao "
"Jobn v;,h ths ..-c 80
.o.s g. ..es. ~. -
hsne of 4, ~, ~. Ss 80
dist;nc,;on srs-erei vevv IN - -
..a
The kensseIIaer Manor teaants
once neld meeting ana resolved ln1t
the payment o. one-tsuth Of tho appe-
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- So quickly sometimes has the
wheel turned round. that many a man
has lived to epjy the benefit II that
charity which his own piety project
ed. css ~
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-31

- LAWRENcE. Oct. 4.
wrote you, yesterday, hasty ac-
count OF the forcible seizure Of H.
Niles Moore. ESQ.,. at Kansas City.
while on his way East. by some Of the
men who have been active in the bor-
dsr srssblss. Mr.. Aoore's fate is yet
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v wRspublicaus. to your post next
Tuesday. 5eI 10 ssl
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r JaaiEon-fi Go!dsnF, Greenwood &eoC 0dstnitli Z
Hatcr aden. Marshall TeoI4rgis, Grant Gdeheauy
f-eIes-fJ Hast acoffa rden's FxpressD Fl }lpb1ezJ
Hobbs &ce-iones Henderson PealeJonn TIur
ley &ca,-funngon WadeF IIol!onear-BE Hebrard eco
p a Hebrerd-J W Heald--Heatl & Mer-IIyde IL Good
ricfIIarTod HallHa Kemp &coJ1hr Heafs--fIartis
Morgan--J 9 Harris &co--A Iulschnisn-J B JefningsA
JacGne-TH jackson &co-A Janes-D G Jenkins Eeo-'
II Kennedy 6co-f s Hanseer-Y Cfebs-W r kirkland
IfanghlinW II IetehfoTd &c0A Ia Forrest-facsy ECO
Leon Pnaard-Ieighton Barbot--J Lewis 6cos Taror
sin &coEI Leon coI, W Lyons &co-san1sl Locke-s Ian
matt BroJ A Ium &co-Larue Il McCsli-Ie~s Snanp Eco
col Mathews Aco-McGuchon, Howell 4eo-G Morrison
j Morgan hco-H McElroy-E Marquse &co-A Munroe
co-McSenna &co-MalGney Eco--S N Moody-F Mosonet-
Murray Miller &co--p Moreau-Iontross L stlwel-G W
Ware-Jas Martin-Wn McCracken-TJaytd sfoore-G Mac.
pherson &c9Moon, Titus &coJ Mitchell kco--siagee
Gco-Norrs & Way V NoIand-Nort, smedes Gco-Janea
Norton &co-B Eornan-Nc1 Orleans Carrolton Railroad
Company-Oakey Observation-Disclosures Il soeffer-J b
Oliver &co-H Oterson-Payne, Steel &co-Peet & Sin1nsN s
Phliip5-lI arsonsJ Pagan &co-A Pepen scoJ g Pep
pard &co-W " Pugh-R Pthen &co-J.onis Iroos-Peter%
Mallard &co-ff Peters &co-Hcrman Pachard-M Qurnan
il Rocca-Recd 4 Field-A Robb Keep & Rielly-F
rnalho &co-E Redder-W Raymond-O Robn-E r Stevens
&co-E Smith, steel-G " Shaw &co-J syme &co-L J
Segur-T sm1--Southmayd Observation-Disclosures Il zeise
sickles aco-Somakelb 4 Bro-I misunderstanding Scott
Sherman &co-Taylor RaddenTurnell co-C Il {; Tate
Todd &coJ Tacon-F TriJuet-Terrell Il BatesTa yor
MADDEN &co-f.oI Tompkins-J Valentine tco-W Violet
&co-Voigh. Jeren nd Toe Vinon-Vicr & Scherre-T
T. White &co-J 0 Woodruff &eo-O Woodman-Wils Raw
Wright &co-P Werlin-Felix Walker &co-Wright Williams
kco-C Yale jr &co-J Zachara &co-order
MISUNDERSTANDING Philadelphia-W D Urquhart-
Justin DureIl-Enrpo Bro-J Price-order,
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
glllp 0kltats Nlonew Nlarket.

Saturday Evening, Jhy IL, 1000 }
Having from day day given the position OF hnancai a
tho finds without having anything 10 thh
We might expand largely the character OF the weather. inc
rain the sne and the heat which attends iof e,
Information of distant readers we have to say that Tic neat
has not vet reached high temperature to Interfere with the
ordinary business and transactions in general market
The statement the Banks for the week, ending THIS morn
ing show the following variations: w
Specie Of SE5ige
Decrease in Circulation -
Decrease in Deposits
Decrease in Exchange
Decrease in Distant Bhlances.. oo
The total increase OF loans for the week. onB and Short Is
s3l952 which, will be perceived there is in the Southern
Bank over S12O00O in the Citizens Bank nearly s2Voo,
and in the Union Bank about 100000 is gratifying to OBJ
serve that the find position to grant these
as we'll MS all reasonable facilities to the commercial community
We did not learn of any sales Of paper to-day
Exchange was at E prem;in for checks at the Banks
New York though two or three Banks continued to draw
mar the others sold the above figure The weekly statement
of the Banks sow.a larger decrease in Exchange than outside
opeators expected being three quarters of million Of
dollars There change in time bills Sixty days bank
erg drafts firm Mt per discount. Commercial drafts with
out change and craving We quote good to fair from
Tx to ~ discount. with occasional sale at TX discount
Thirty days due bankers drafts 4 to q discount
There nothing doing in Stengtlere is not much to be
drawn for and drawers firm rates of yesterday
Telegraph advices from New York. although quoting Sterling
that market 81 have Ind no effect MARKET draw
ers continue hold at 10 to l04 for remittance other
grades rule Il lower. Nothing Of note done to-day in
Francs and quotations of last evening the very limited
sales of to-day:
Condition Of tie Bands dis city The ueeh ending Saturday,
Min
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EIT.5EsT.FTFs SALES.


q sGx orleans; BERT EEEGu soN-N Il sasd.
& Nc dseie y he heno4s 81 es es &
New Orleans above viii proceed sell public
s Mssaaas a. rees I & &c
4H IL fe gERFa lfsF6a oT Roux aats il IL
n s square bounded BY Fulton Fren
a as S, BesFd IF s dae Of Jaaafy she
pasted II Ne Office q f p esnas Notary Public Nos
laenons VIZ 50 Feet P sSy
on ont M No. asn and ' aeR
and Lines s s dgg 9 FS 1T no abS Wait G
each II FEET inches lines n depth the 1e dividing
Se ss me- s aE 10 " ss s h aR @ S
feet lines tTonton said Fulton and
and 1877 feet and line fronton said North Marked
j, Seized in the above cause.
JOHN NJ BELL,
jy14 % aui5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
ss "a eSEa Fl TE E6h
Is SiHsoN. Nosi asls. ss
NY ps[ Hn e. saasss & &
Z e dass pa T. s sas ds
Commune celles Camp des Magasns pu
0 FRols ed dsFa @ de
ilet borne les Fulton Josep du Marchk
Na i g. aa d. Il n bsF
les Nos g. es dts erraiHa respeetivseni
Il sne s ds
Front ~ pieds 5s lgnes de pofondeur
gne qui le sspars dn No s.
n e a. Sss s gao9 egs1 Flsn q Dsa AZ
lgnss sur lgne ui lie du No
I esaane de- mes Ell sr
- gleaa p1ncss ges sur Ia gne qi s sspare dn No
saig T., dams raaaire eidessus.
coNpIT1efs-comptan moment Dc Capitalization
jyl4 % aul5 Sheriff dc "a Paroisse dfndeans
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o. WoODMAN.

n D. WooDYaN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
~ Successor Jarvis Woodnan Of Common and
Magazine reets Orleans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRytfs, SELECTED MEDICINES PURE CHEMICALS
OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine Perfumery and
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INST r. o.
AENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE BRUSHES, French
and American WINDoW-GLAss, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFs, etc. So.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended 10.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving by va rectom England, France and Ger
many, large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE. PERFUMEEY, BRUSHES etc, Among which are
1900 boxes French Window Glass, assorted sizes. III
100 lbs Conrad's Hydriodate Potash
800 ounces PeIletier FIR. Quinine.
$50 lbs Manders English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Msnders English Cao-ael. .
50 jars Carbonate Ammonia.
cases Carb Magnesla.
10 Calcined Magnesia.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1900 ounces Of Quinine, Power Weighnan.
50 sulphate Of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine
so ounces Strychnine
100 lbs Am. H. s. Calorae1, bot.
300 lbs Am H. s. Ca!oEle, in rs ID boxes.
80 kegs ref Salt Petre
% dozen Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
10 deniiohns Aqua Ammonia.
10 deriohns Sweet Spirits Nire.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks.
8 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bbls Alum.
s bbls Ground Alum.
POWDERED DRUGS
I warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by strictly
pure having selected personally in their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which are
800 lbs Powdered 1pecac. .
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb.
$50 lbs Powdered Cantharides.
39S'lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic.
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Coocynth.
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS. ~.
|. 10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint AM
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc. ~.
% casks French Yellow Ochre.
6 bbls Copal :vagIist
bbi5 White DaInar Tarnsh.
3 bbls Japan varnfsh.
bbls COACH varnish.
600 gallons Spirits Turpenine. .
500 gallons Englisl-Lnseed OIL.
80 casks English Venetian Red.
%, 60 bbls Lamp Black -" SO
1oe-lazs American wipdoT-Glass assorted sizes from
| s by Lotto "a by 90
| - 100 kegs Yellow -ochre, in oil.
| 100 kegs Venetian Red in eilS
All of whiclWl he sold shsFery lowest market rates.
O. O:1SOODNAN, New Orleans La, and
je12 5mdkw :.e.o. wdoDMAN & Co. vieksburg Miss
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The total amount and discounts, including the dead
weight embracing loans pledge and mortgages, compute as

Total receipts since Sept ISL 1855 So lo72S9
Our dates to day New York the evening of the
9TH Money easy, and although the steamer Atlantic
for Liverpool that day s9l6 900, there good
demand for foreign exchange.
The Evening Post Of that date says:
The produce much excited in of the
advces contained in the letters received by the
Canada Flour has advanced 10 TO l5e, with large shipping
demand. Numerous orders have been received by the mail
The market continues much excited frees fhhce
Thursday Il &c. The reiners buying freely Ike
ceips from the British West Indies much larger THIS year
than bahamas beginning 70 find this
very profitable one, and likely send their sup
plies here in greater quantity than has been the
The present high prices will ultimately have the effect Of sup
plying this market to from both the East and vest
Indies The trade buy springy as they can and the stocks
generally low except the hands of Spectators who are
very likely to oversten the line OF safety >,
Cotton is very steady but without activity Coffee dull
and prices nominaly the same
participate buoyancy. Pork good
at steady prices
Statement Of the Deposits and Conaqe al DE Branch Of Re Mint
OF the United SUITS NecOieonS during June, 1856
DEPOSITS
California Gold.... S26!S! 4
Gold from other sources 3,Ii6 90
Total Gold Deposits. S2o72S o.
DEPOSITS SILVER.
| Silver parted from California Gold. ... Sl46 80
Total Silver Deposits sls6,sUl 81
Total Gold and Silver Deposits sal, o2a IS
GOLD COINAGE.
1900 Quarter Eagles $4,000 OF
| SILVER coISAGE.
500 600 Half Dollars. ...............,. .S250D00
| S0U00 Quarter Dollars. ...tt..,. 2O,NO
Total Silver coinage $4,000 N
Total Gold and Silver Coinage. .....,.... $4,000 o.
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CONsTA:BLE's SALES

SECOND JUSTICES coURr, LOUIS J. FKIGRRIo, versrs
Parish Of Orleans. FRANK JANIN-Nc 1909 4
by VIRTUE of "a writ Of Gerf facHas to nae
directed by the Honorable ~ Bradford Second Jussiee
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed self
public auction the Of and Ma
rails Streets MONDAY, July T4h. IL O'Clock, NJ
THE CONTENTS OF A COFFEE HOUSE, consisting Of
liquors. css, tables, clock, together with *
of the bar and the ga5nxsures.
,l@4.tt VIM. W. MITCHELL,
jy1 4Is1i Constable.
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THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
L. ELECTROMAGNETIC following original letter was hand
ed to publication remedy which elicit such
mums must be good one:
Galveston, Texas, April Is, 1856.
DR.. O. O. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Dear S-In justice you and aduty TO suffering,
and may say world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Renledyyour Cherry Expectoran
me- when all other remedies had failed TO give
relief the fall of 1877 living in St. Louis where have
sided the for the last nXteen took
cold which settled lungs and confined to my bed
bered by doctors for several weeks but finally
got my legs again. but cured of hard coughing, and
rafting tickling my throat which continued necessarily
than six MONTHS always the worst in the winter. My
friends insisted had coushed enough to kill dozen common
men, be in the last stages of consumption
made up my mind must cough my life away. left St. Louis
in December travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your store in Vcksbug, You will recoect
coughing so hard could not talk TO make my business
known. said you would my cough. As gave
of your Cherry Expectorant, thought would
slight you your medicine much to it and in
tlankfuness shall ever remember the day did In but a
days began allay and diminish cough and all tick
ling my throat md before had used than three
the of that bottle entirely cured and
for did raise cough Though exposed day and
night nall weahes in travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and cough
in, commenced again. also the tickling my throat,
erva before arrival in New Orleans the Eth nst
nights coughing would commence and continue for
hour two soon procured another bottle from you and
in than days entirely relieved again. am
determined to always keep bottle hand, and in the
encing of cough few small doses will relieve
trey. fully satisfied it is the best Cough Remedy
known TO the world and duty the cough
ing and afflicted part the family put valuable
remedy within the reach Of all. Its praise will be upon the
tongues of tens of thousands Of joyful and conshss happy
souls So great remedy your Expectoan should he brought
| before the public.
| lam dear sir respectfully yours,
| r. J. WOODWARD,
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nR. B1LIa1EGs' cAR,uNATIvE AND AS


nR. BILIINGS' CARNIINATIvE AND AS
~ TRING.ENT SYRUP-An Infallible Remedy for CHOL-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, -DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
OF THE BOWELs-The long and
experience the of this remedy by the inventor
in the Of all the diseases for which it is recon-
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the cure of the Bowel afec
lions Children Diahea Cholera Morbus and Dysentery in
persons enle to higher confidence than 1t were
one of the ordinary humbug medicines Of the day. which
miracles and all the ills of life Its chaTac-
ter fully established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
a resident of Lockhar Texas will show
"DELTA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81 1S47.
o. o. Hoodman, Esq Dear SirThere but very few Of
the offered to the public to which would be will
ling to lend the of my name, however humble it may
be- either the world of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however, forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carmuative and Asrngent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared scientific princplesper
fecy in harmony the laws organic fe-and therefore,
deserves although its ingredients kept secret to rank higher
the Of remedial agents than nosrum. 1t affords
be able without the fear of successful conradc
toni my testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy all the forms Of bowel complaints for which
is recommended have used it myself in several very in
teresne chronic of Darrhea and Dysente and
in many others and in every instance, where such
preparation was indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ PORTER, NJ D."
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