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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01
"With the giant wrong shall fall,
Many others great and small"

Could slavery be dug out from its top to its bot
tom, America could not supply timber enough, t.
prevent the circumincumbent mass from caving in
and supplying its place. Better engineering skill
would vastly facilitate the good work, and vastly
economiSe precious labor. Bringing men to thi.
obedience is the only available anti-slavery work,
all other labor is labor in vain, and this has in ad.
dition this signal advantage. while it infalliably
destroys slavery every other evil shares the same
fate. 1t is all reforms in one. Ought that
to he an objection to this free instrumentality p
None would he repealed but the shams and the
strikers, the dead weight; the vitality would be
all retained, aud would gather to itself its lik,
from all quarters,
This is the Union" that shall take the place Of
the Union with Shareholders" Not a Northern
Republic or any other miserable s~ectarian abor-
tion' but a Onion that hall include in its com.
prehensivencss, whatever Is good aud true North
or South, al! heroic back bono" virtue. also ey.
cry feeble purpose in tie right, with the goodness
OF eyery,little Eva, not less carefully gathering nm
The reIiorsc Of The Lesrces, and rrcm ~licn viii
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01

The second day Speeches were made ty various
individuals and a letter read from Cassius NJ. CLAW.
y national nomina ting Convention was agreed
upon to be held, on the 18th of June, the anniyer.
sary of the Battle of Bunker Hill in PHILADELPHIA.
An address was also adopted, written by Lieuten,
ant Governor Ia mold of New York.
Abjah Mann, New York, from the Committee
ON Resolutions, stated that the Committe was ready
to report, After some preliminary remarks, no
spoke OF the course pursued by the Government in
the Kansas matter, and denounced the action of
the Executive as a fragrant breach of the C~enstitu-
non II that government, said he, proceeds to
the shedding Of blood for the purpose of having
the infamous laws of the land enforced, | give il
TO you as my deliberate conviction, and on my re-
sPonsibility as n citizen, that it will be the end Of
human slavery in the land. This sentiment was
received with terrible applause, which lasted soy,
erai minutes. The speaker then proceeded to read
the address.
Judge ~spalding Of Ohio, moved that the address
and resululionsb adopted without discussion aud
th"n that the meeting give nine cheers.
The resolutions are as follows -
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RECOMMENDATIONS BIZ PHYs1c1Avs.

RALPu S1oaE. ". D.
JONAS A. SiorT, II. D.
CIRrs RISGsLET, II. D.
VIZ. B. ArsTtS, u. D.
oKvILLK CrsOS, II. D.
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Selling off at Cost.
QUEENSWARE.

WE repeatedly Invite our citizens, aud eonntry
w chants Who FepleniEhnx their stock Of China,
iss QuefnSEare and Fancy aoodE. to examine stock
Rplng East purehaGng elSeBherr. II embraces
Il some entire and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We country merchants TO give Eastern prices
with Of tsansportAtlon- - l..-.t
~ Good for rs-Slpmept packed with great care and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10
9 MEDICAL
EAR AND EYE ).
Drs. LEBRUN g. p4Inna
0CQL1STS AND ATrRIS5IHION


II M. LERkuS ofFeFs TO those sus.y,, a.
~ taf1etetS 4nra rsE1cdes HhIcb H. q pssflEs &,
IN reary three thoesAnd eases q Seen sreSs,.i
nave 6een prchenaee3 by Hrs Ei-nsss! Ttt
and Ieieat OF Paris, and Carts Plcher - q b
most EolaefIa ever applied for sssstes a. -
middle ear Trey comprise diferept 60 q R;sEsl a.
rious diseases that eject the oStersi toE the :,
II the fsi= Sochned TO The external - Asas tar
apparSfi On Tue mn Or sixth day. ~ Irps esets A..
n ctre "a ereT case, Ehen the ear Z. sarS !,
ton He has ri9hteen esrteatsS fro1, It tait4 f
deaf from Infancy whose hearing ts.o s w
and they are enabled to fs,I7 ~ res.ss
tRenty-seTen hundred cases Of lrzf7 a.,
fully treated By him. Certificates 10 tis tsra ,ae
on application. - elSei saay & 49,
In an cases Of deafness arising from Ssea
etiE1, or even Ps1oratioE Of the t;s,l
ns1aly called the drum = iQfdEln.atis. AR iis,g;I
6SIlsiH Of the tylOd and ETezj -
or when the disease can be traee4 to 81 Ccprtis a.
Ions, Hnous or Intermittent FeTer Coli t1 TJptEs m
or fnercuriGl medicines, gatherings IN ~ es gsg,.
&C.. the sense eau, in FefFk eE6y fsfst ei eAadhos
fheTe a want OF secretion Is apparent raSSd
being cry aud seaiS; Nfsen the de2farss 9y eana
noes In the ear, lEEe rnstns Of leaves siA
falling water, rining Of bStls pasatiors inSs
tex NheI IN q STOPPING position SENSATION q
OF blood TO the head had taken place r5s -
tn dull and cloudy Westler or when " = Issi aet
HS.t " 4't,fhuN i's0sItdesel id
Dr.. DUFToN, the only practitioner +, s.,
VINO pracSisss the new painless, and staSi
treating al dtseasas to Fhieh the eve i sgb.
~ osher means have failed to afford reIif
such fair and Impartial trial Patient: h :FSa :
te~ particulars OF their case have ss,.,;s
part. '-''''s' sent to ~
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Z MISC Ell. a NEO JUS.
57az BooRsE BooKsli1 8
J Q ass = lid f 4 / & 3 .. E 3 s

Ut
J q e = sss " !l & p s e 3 s
WOULD sall a'tesR ,e e ~ p COX lAFgs socot
q every yeEty nov ess In and about Wheens ana SOFA
SIeGuaey,s sssies Of Rssaerss
Z. Landers' . Ia ,zs.rt5
s ssss s sssssSs sa t. Bsnas SPss
Davies, IaTs, Adams Traey's and Gfeenlesfs AEth
nstiss s..s
an kinds Of Primers for ehrn Together with an assOFt-
S4 :; MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Of late Standard Works.
f sgsy Soss . P s 81 sSs xsss.
| = -Ss'1o,- DIARIES FOR 1856. l5
Ny stock Of Blank Books will always be found complete
would also cali attention 70 my stock OF
WALL PAPER ANDiWTNDow SHADES.
which be surpassed IN style and quality variety and
ehespneks by any honSe in INC West.
enabled 70 sen Low prices. Don't take word for IT. but
where. JoaN FISHER,
~ 4,OOD Gin Cigars:
5000 PTincsdok CIsaSsi ~
1000 Apollo 49, -t-s-s.~- -4t
eO0o a Dorado ~ .-5 f
s sSSs gs;75sE'oa Monument oEaF.'
s sSSS lPsia esat . Principe ::
3 boxes Is-runaF ToSaeeOS ~
Justreeetred and for sale by .....,.,.
I,t5tAsGSGo, AES ,5 I. GL .s large
w assortment the following articles:
1000 consuenO Cigars:
1000 La E10isa 90 a.-' r- .a'-4t
LEGO Prtnsado e .s-fr, -ls
loo Fl SsiYado :.
=. ~ ], 400 Fl Dorado IS
1900 la Protection Cigars;
loo PFrrrlea 49,
5 boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
4es1gaE o a. Virginia. ''
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MEDICAL. -.
CONS6HP770F SUCGESsFULLYZRE1
TED BIZ A -
INHA- I5AgEION ra
MEDIcA TED vAP oRs.

INH "A I3AgEION &c
OF
N EDICATED VAP OR s.
BY JOHNSON sTEWARr ROSE n. p7
51 e. e y Ssss s1 s 3 e ~ Eo "a s
rs rs ss Of STocTrss: 1sssl seisooe has egntriba.
he+San share the general Etfare and thAs Ihieh
slaes re5Ile1rn I1e bghirs. eel IN her dLads Is her
- GEDicIfED yAPoR NHA1ATtoS.
The most absurd aosisns, nHrro-ded PreiSdesss eon-
isiS q 1ii 6s t e
pstato1 sicias have preseEbe1 naasenus
SbIe tte 6rs=eSte raek eia p his nostru a The only
siar Of hope fcr the eoasanptseh only eoEh o. ~
reoeptaeIe Of Al this Is so9n f: its
functions. and tr health tss psteieg An mat
disease lungs, the ltenaci n uy, Ia The
3. a. T. i 80 $500 =. os Il. inhsiasion u oas5o1
throat Diseases at medicines in tie farm Of EaPor
ts S t. Ia ,sT5esiy frse e Sd fessss5s
hsaith b. edinsssTng e z 1917, sT1s . s2eo
ma means, TOO, brougt within The reach Of an the
he InTa { never TsaiFed 10 isve Ipe, where hand
offentshp and Auction tends 80 u1sh 70 AID ths pSsi-
ne fShsiinE 1nethai b soothIng SsS and speedy. and
consists Standardization Of medicines IN such Isn-
ner that der are conveyed the form Of
Por and produce their sssipn AZ the seat q e dssase IL
z u Little Is SI oP , 3.
5ppea % DE esasp sense Of al aIeted With lnns dis
easesto embrace de advantages Of 1n1i1tOD, and
no longer applS mslielne ne unoEendlng stomach;
elzn fc- IRhaiaeH place enn1e the precious ss that
nature and art hat Ee that dsJ1 may Ss long in
AK o., REFUGE FoR THE coSsUsGPTHE.
method only rEtiga, bat an1Pie safe sid efiez-
eiouS
To many of my professional brethren throughout the
Union tender my acknowledgements or their frank and
manly testiytng the merits lnhziahon shall
the blessing Vapor Inhalation In the treatment
one word for myself in ansrer 10 those claiming
introduced the practice the tribe Of tators Who
favor Of Inhalation and praetsea IT e yeaTE The 3PPa
rGtus used, the medical agents employed achieved
only partial succels therefore did not claim 9F 1t t=
the niraeuIods powers which long practice has since ena
bed Eiref Proof Of ths be found IL work
Applicants vim please to state they ever bled
night and fever what and boT much they
pecorate condition OF their stoRHehs md boWel
Tha Necessary medicines appasanS e., viii he forwarded
TEsxS consultation fee Balance Of fee payable Ehen
patients report themselves e9Hsaiesesnt
RECOMMENDATIONS By PHYSICIANS
We, inersiged practitioners IN medicine, eheerfuy
heartily Dr. Roses method Of treating dis
Lung and Throat. the best and eectu
introduced medical practice Our convictions
are based upon having several avn aeEs eonru-
ed conSufnptVeF restored to vigorous health after few
months treatment by Or. Rose. In the above die
eases, the application ef Medeated NsPor inhaled direct
ly the LIn be jusy considered great boon to
suHerng humanity, rendering perfectly
Dr. Rose deserves ei Of tie prosusIon for his ,nzearIsd
RAIFu sTuSr ". D.
| JONAS A. Morn, II. D.
/ CIECs RISGsLET, " D.
! VIZ. B. ArsTIS, u. D.
r oEvILLE CrsoS, II. D.
! -. ....--- -, /,o,,.,-,,u-,o.,
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New Arrangements.
u AVTEG assocIated my brother VIM. Ming Ncoli, With
II IL 6ta BrlBh Business, and taken
~ iana No 100 Main ttreet formerly occupied BY him In
ne Trunk and Harness and fitted u up In hand
nannoF hope 5I have the visits Of those who
have kindly favored and any others who want
anything my The style OF tie hEm viii be D. EeOu
- IRE. - fii 1a.--fta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10
Address DR.. ]. DELNCY LggRvry

l. n 7, a, =, 1.nion Place, %eaF York Civ
ness and DISEASES Of the Ear with the TratEen or
- Money Letters must be registered br the P,.,
Registered Letters are at TSkpiese bssT
mind. Correspondents must Eaeiats Ps,451 for y.,
answers the New Postage Law reqpias pTspsrsn, Of ~.
/ S.,. Wi. I,,,- a, ,s.-l=s nhi-5n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10
New Spring and Summer Goods

New Spring and Sumner Goods
"a +
-z NO. / SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure in saying friends that receiT
ing my Spring and Summer Goods, consisting Of Broad
Cloths Of al eOlors beaul lot Plain and Fam
ey French Cassmeres think much better assortment
than be found in The city.
- = THIN SUMNER GOODS. F7fH.
consists Of Dra Deta. BOBbaLine, Duck, Lin
en- Azrseies, Italian Cloth, &c &c &e that can't be beat
for Clothes for weather, all
which prepared 70 make in the hest possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ConsstiDg Of Cloths. C4ssmeTes, Cashnere Cloth Due
Linen, Drab, Dea, BOmbaLne and various other Goods
up gOoo style; Pautaloons and Tests in great yRr
ety. Shirts Collars Gloves, Cravats, SuspcnderS
and eTery other article required grntleuans
SsSa4 t's"'s s. RICE
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|. ADVERTISEMENTS
Savings Bank Store

New Savings Bank Store,
AT TEH
zaOID POST OFFICE. %
fsAeep the Head nud Feet GOYeFed.O
CITtzRESef Whss.inE Thd vIefniy-TiF cd nzxim for
hefs Fiuss that = not b atatsSto esl YsGr
Gs uE.elas Lad Ca-et sasls, e he Osruerof Marie:
and HenFoe seFegtl where g End TarjSsy Of
zhoeas :aa received Goods Ssitasts . fhe season, a.
YES sat sr he nserai patronage received since
esaR Gaeaglt respectfully solicit al 70 call and
ezane ny sSek &C H Sc my pIe&EuIe 70 and wait
spraE Aesh, AID 70 dis adding Industry and economy
Say hare heEifh.
uiuEer BonDGtg, sure,
GenteDen, HgOu wish TO purchase fashionable Cap or
80 81 = Hat,
= Car zst6s above place, where you VIZ rst-thz.
arsRer1eza5eT the cd Post Once corner.
20 C5arfy AerehautsI few Goods dispose Of At
z rs BIZ. WATSON.
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M EDIClNE a LUXURY
DIR. MILLS
AROT4TIC STOIL.4CH BTTTPRSt

innocent tonic. dHrctic BVerEce preare fro, ~
IA PnEsst, very best materials lE-lg s;,eLf .y,
r article Of which Is strengthening and yicrra,nr Ia he
systsn. and b. its hlcls CTIiGtic properties Il I1oSt
DELICIOUS ELIXIR
to correct the appetite, by strengthening tie d.,
gestiTe organs, the certain, specific f.. ih Blnu,
Chohe. LiySF Complaints Dizziness, T,alsues Palpta.
on' and all Nervous Diseases Drspep-ia PrasI. Veal.
ness Physical and Mental Dbiits, regulating the bowel.
ana parStnS tone and cheeres to Tie vi ole system.
ISVTGo4NTISG CORpIAL
ana should bc in the Possession every ir the com.
anon Of the feeble we'll hea:.ly; ~lsts sr Vii,
satisfy the most incralouS he!r beneficial effect thru
being perfectly Innocent and harmless for the most drlIcat
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
vii end them invaluable. dispensing "a they do with M,
InnoYanees so often ergendrreI by chanre Of water and d.
st. dsPelus Asue Fever, the effects Of Malaria Of every
description,
TO HOTEL PR0PRlETOES
Every vel resulatd Hotel should be supplied with 3A,
ir9nG'te toH.ich tisrS, they pleasant aud
iealt'ifu than the ordinary Dur Bes heretofore used
single trial will exclude oil others.
70 ) adults teaspoon full to ANAL zine rtaSs
too strong
Sold In quart bottles By all respectable Druggists and zen
erH dealsT IN the United States, CInadas 81 Eho
sale by WS o. MILLS Sole Proprietor, New York Shsr,
all communications should be directed.
g. W. PRNNZHE1N, Agent,
lt-N-1NH Nha-IirT,
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE on coHsUSrPT1o,

DR. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
PRICE, DOLLAR
Address JOHNSON STEWART Rose,
SSl Broadway, New York.
postage Law requires prepayment Of letters.
Correspondence being extensve, applicants
plies postage. Money letters must be regis
tered postnaaGteKS-such letter. only till be At
RAJ fe26ml
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I'VE, the undersigned practitioners OF 5,est.t, / A.
DEs and Daton In diseases Of the Ear sS5
ing aside all personal Jealousy aud prejudice y a
tAe course pursued by them in treating ir5
eats oTgau EFosu the unparalleled Ssecsss ,rSs ~ g
Sgsa a. !, well worthy the sention Of cur
diseases Of the middle and internal az ~ sa
ested particularly in eTOae aud sot
and tlis up void which has long been hi, b m
Ess5t TO % In ai.eas, Of he e seldom Teuy,
As Siiiful auriss and ocalls.s =,
e'iaTna tnea sS such as Rsy require thr!r ala
Oro s C;s,SrI " N ALE1ASEnE K. MoTT, NJ H.
O. DELPAS, NJ D., IHfs-a n Irsto".A ". p,
4. V. YAN43rHES, NJ D. Er6F,,,n 6 asS'Sr N D.,
Se'e York, August :, 1872 D''--N'S' NJ D.
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URESS" LIDLIJN
lust received ". D. M0TTE& BROS, great variety OF
q Dress Goods, such =
Fancy Dress slks-latest styles;
Moire Antique SlSs-less than the usual prices;
Plain Black g. cheap;
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped BerageS;
Plounced Dresse<-a choice variety;
Twisted silks and Tissues-Tery pretty;
Plain Atwood DcI4zineS-al shades;
Printed and Plain Challes-handsone and cheap;
French, Scotch and American LAwns-beautiful;
English and French Chintzes-gooi assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain POpins;
Plaid andStripcd Dscalias-anew article
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Pamela County.

dHOid 0oulItA
The State of Mississippi
To ittleton L. Robertson, Sarah
Watson. Mary Bryant aud hush
and John Bryant, Julia a.. Dea-
ring and husband Thomas O..
bearing, and the unknowa heirs
of Boiling Robertson, decreased
You, and each of you. are hereby
cited to be and appear before the Pro
bate Court of said County, on the LIST
Monday in December next, to show
cause, if any You can. why the Final
Account recently filed in said Court,
by George G. Robertson, administra-
tor Of the estate of Ann ID. Robert
son, deceased, should not he allowed,
and decree made thereupon accord!
ingly.
Issued 9th October, 1856.
W. p. WooTTEN,
n36-5t Clerk said court.
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3flIstIlaueons.
,.1sssafssSsz-. Es.asssz So s5sa assssSt---
- - - g. Esa ES S. -sssz - go
Through to Grenada IN Is IIoars :


Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
From and after WEDNESDAY,, Oc-
tober S, 1856, Passenger and Freight
Trains will make regular trips to Sena-
/. toba Station, distance 81 miles from
Memphis). -
PasseugerTrain will leave Memphis
daily (Sundays exceptedJ at 7:30
4. NJ, and arrive al, lIcrnando $40,
Coidwater at 9:l0, and a. Senatoba
at $50 A. NJ. @ $50
Returning, leaves Senatoba at.9:30
4, ~, Coldwater at 1905, fernando
1:25, Horn Lake 1l.04, and arrive at
Memphis at 1880 j. nj. M q
This train connects daily at Sena-
toba with j. j. M'Alexandcr & Co.'s
daily line of four-horse Coaches, for
Panola and Grenada, thronghto Gre
natfa in Is hours.
Freight Train leaves Memphis daily.
(Sqpdays excepted J at G:30 a. NJ, ar
rEyfng at Senaba at l0:10s a. III. -
Returning. leaves Senatoba al 1890
T. NJ, and arrive at Memphis Station
at 4:3o Z. NJ. BIS 'f9iss : IS
Z, il. PATRICK,
n3s-tf. superintendent
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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
SkseVesg''s Sale.

by virtue ot an execution issued
from the CLERKS Oficc of the Circuit
Court for Pamela County, and State
of Mississippi, on the % day of June,
1856, on judgment in said court,
rendered on the 18th day Of May,
1856, will sell, IN Monday the 10Th
day of NovenabeF, 1856, at IAe Court
house door in the town of Pamela, at
public auction, To he hieheS bidder,
for cash, the following tract of land,
situated in said county, to wit about
TIVE acres of land, more or less, Or the
Tal!uhatchic riyGri ip or adjoining the
town Of Belmont, described az Mill
Lot, and mill and lot, and being "A
portion of the dover interest of the
widow of Elliott Jones, deceased, and
more particularly described III the re-
port of tle commissioners appointed
By tie Probate Court of said county
for thatypurpoSe, and to which decree
and report reference, il here made.
Taken in execution as the property of
j. ". Baker, to satisfy said Judgment
in favor Of {. II. and j. ID. Farley,
executors of the last will and tcstA-
ment Of Robert N. Farley, deceased
and against j. w. y +. J.. Baker.
r. MOORE, Sheriff !
Oct 4th, 1856. n3S-4t