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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
L. Il III WI AN az co.
Corner Of Min and jefferson Streets,
MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS.
Cash dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets,
Books, Shoes, &c. &c,
10 We sell for Cash exclusively,
and can offer inducements to purchas-
ers that cannot be met with elsewhere.
Call and examine, as we take great
pleasure in showing our goods.
SMALL PROFITS, AND QUICK SALES.
July 2-no23-tf.
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ELaERab a. EsssEsasy.

n
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOkSELLERS 3. ST1TTON-
Frs,
No. 259 Main street, Memphis,
Have constantly on hand, nd for sale at
the lowest prices, a large assortment of
Ldc, Medical, Theological, School, aad
Miscellaneous BOOKS,
ALO, fine editions of BIBLES, and
PRAYER BOOKS, in every variety of
binding and size, and receive regularly all
the New Works III the various departments
OF Literature.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
They respectfully invite the attentions
of School Teachers to their assortment of
School Books, which is very extensive.
comprising the most valuable Works nov
BLANK BOOKS.
Their stock of Blank Books is complete,
embracing every description of Account,
Record, and Memorandum Books.
5 i a TIONA AIRY
Every variety of Common, and Fancy
Stationery, including Writing Wrapping
Papers, Steel pens Of every description
and price, Ink, Quills, &C.
CT Booksellers, Merchants. Teachers.
Libraries, and School Committees supplied
on the NEST reasonable terms.
n. b, Country Merchants will find it
much to their interest TO purchase of us
rather than in the East, as thew. can OBJ
tain goods from us in small quantities, as
needed, at short notice, and ut small nd
vance OH Eastern COST
July 23-p26-2m
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Have now, and design keeping on hand
a large and we'll selected stock of Rope.
Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors,
and Plantation supplies.
They will hereafter sell and store, or
ship Cotton, at fifty cents .ner bale.
l.y Will keep open policies to cover all
Cotton consigned TO US, and viii insure
always, unless otherwise instructed.
Instructions with regard to sales of
Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale
of Eagle Cotton Gins.
J. NJ. TERRELL, Agent.
July 16-n25-tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

F"Ncy ana 'SfNl'le Dry G00ds,
ADV MADE CL0rEING
SADDLES AND SADDLERY,
Comprised in our DRY GOOD STOCK.
4diso-To the heavy stock and asgort-
ment in our BOOT, SHOE and H.IT
STORE, which were selected expressly
for this Trade, and adapted to the wants
Of the country. Our long experience in
the kinds and qualities of Goods needed
for this market, enables Us to ensure our
customers that they will h,N desirable
and saleable goods only, from our stock.
COSSlTT, Hull. < T.lLNlADGE.
cor. Main m jefferson streets.
Memphis, Sept. Ii, 1856. n34-St
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Removal.
I. G. GRIrFNGl r.. B. GRIFFIN,
y. q. GriEsiRg q Bro,
Grocers and Commission

Nfocers and Commission
-al Merchants,
No. l59 Man-st., Stevenson Block, Mem
..-a phis Tenn. ..'... ....
We will furnish supplies to our
friends as heretofore, and make advances
on shipments to our friends in New Or
leans, '4'.s .,.i..- -..g.-.t IT, -
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
FaiH ;sgnsa Se'Rzsscr GOODS,
N IIHOLESILE.

Il ~ IIOL LtozI IL.
Our Stock is now ready for the
FALL. TRADE, and We would respectful
Iv solicit the attention of both city and
country merchants tothe styles, prices and
qualities, of the
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
MEDICINES

Quinine, Railways Ready Relief. Rad
ways Regulators, Fanstock's Yermifuve.
Mustang Linament, Gray's ointment.
Perfumery, lair Oil, &c., just received
and for sale cheap BY
BRADFORD & MARTIN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
FROM KANSAS.
Arqa;ttoi Of Sirisea Of tie Free Stct.
Prisoners --indigaafion Meeting at Ls-
compton.
Jurisprudence OF ,=o cineinn aiI Gazette.


Correspondence or tsc cincinn afi cazetic.
LEcoMrroS. TUESDAY, Dee. 2.
Sixteen Free State prisoners. indct.
ed Tor murder in the first degree. were
acquitted on Saturday at Tecumseh.
IL vii be fecollrctcd that change OF
venue had been obtained to Tscumseh.
N order HAT u fair trial might be had
The whole panel Of jurors were ex'
hausted by challenge. and ut length.
jury vi Moderate men obtained. and
the result is an acquitial Of the prison.
rrs. DULY nine Free State prisoners
now remain To DO tried.
The grand jury having found indic,-
menls against q. w. Clark. the MUIR
dcrvr OF d ub,r. against Hays the muir.
drrer vi Baifum. aud against Capt.
Emery. all pro Slavery men. An indip.
nation meeting was held By the citizens
Of Lrcomp,on. Ia d,nouncc such ~ ia
~. Gcneral Calhoun. Sirve. Gen.
rraI VI Kansas: who was prominent nj
tho meeting. took the ground in his
speech that rs pro'SIavery men had
stood by the Territorial laws. il was
rlsht that The laws should stand by
them: that IL was right 10 pat these
Laws in fore. against Free State men.
because they refused 10 Acknowledge
lh.m: but To use Item for the tiial and
conv ction OF claw aud order" men.
vas M outrage. which. II persisted IN.
w''uid rum their party. Gen. Cal
houn's views were warmly applauded
by the peo. lie.
am pleased TO record one instance
of justice 10y CIV. Geary 10 tbs Free
State mcn Of k,nsas. When the land
sales commenced. there were nearly
one hundred Free State prisoners IL
rvuliucmen.-nanyo Of whom had claims
on the DvIawar. lands. TN which their
f,mi.ies were living. These claims
lhvy thought would be bou sht by any
viu who chose 10 bid on them NJ the
sales. rs they were unable ~ attend to
them IN consequence Ut their coniine-
ncnt. aud from The same Cause una
bic ~ raisu the money 10 pay Tor them;
th,ir lit lc means having been absorb .
ed IN supporting their families while
they were imprisoned.
Gov. Gvary arranged with the Com
missioner who has ch rye of the sales
that such tracts should not be sold but.
should he passed over for The present.
IN order 10 give the prisoners M oppo'-
tnaiIy 10 secure them after their r.
lgasc.
lam very glad to see disposition
on the part OF Gov. Grary to treat the
Free State men with greater kindness
than he has hrre,ofor done. lie is
tired enough of his pro.slavery alies.
| lie told friend Of mine to-day that he
had "bcwcd l'ilus's men out OF the Ter.
rit"ry with the greatest pleasure. liz
feels greatly relieved by their depai-
lurc." EDMUND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19


South must learn that people who live
upon the edge Of n volcano are liable
At my moment to be overwhelmed
with its cruptlons. But Instead oil
seeking safety they invite danger. =
They ask for moro territory to be sab
ect to the taskmsstcr and his cruel.
ties. TO the slave and his Instructions
They should DO taught better. Al
though they my have believed IN the
sweet assurances Of nm Everett that
no caup wonli so readily enlist him
- soldier rs one to put down slave
insurreciion-and that Everett spoke
Tor the North yet now that the S1uth
- f,ithless u her agreements, and re
verses the theory OF the GJvernmrnt
'hrlrks either for the reopening Of the
foreign importation of slaves or the
boundless extension OF thu domestic
divc.lralc. openly tells the mech N
ics nnl laborrrs OF the North that
they my properly be slaves in virtue
simply Vf their coil. IN u We would
l,k what claim will the S,uIh have on
their toll. and 30 would ask what
claim will the South have on the
North when insurrvctions do CONS -
rhc NJrih has protested against the
rxtrn, ion OF slavery. IL protested
when Louisiana was nlmiited: yul
Lpui,ilna c,me in. ltprolesIed when
Missouri ,ams in Il protested when
rexis came In. IL protested when
lanss was violated. II now pro.
lests-but in the f,ee Of the protest.
he elect Of the frau Iulrnt and inva
linz Slavcocracy. Whit cid. Is con.
lirmei ~ Dtlesttu 10 q IN sress.
IL il ps'iblc 10 kick The patient
man too hard. Let the South. with
her growing Instructions. look TO il.
There Is danger ahead. y, sure Ms his.
tory has spoken nnl left worls OF
suppressed warning. These last sup
pressed insurrcc rms grew out OF the
discussions on Kansas. ,ht will
penr.rt,c. Will these discussions
tease? NJ. They will be more in.
trncc and more widely ,liIfu,ei. They
will BE- the main topics in newspapers
and on the stump. ia the public coun
ellis AMI in private conversations.
through the thirty one States. C,n
Al this writing. NIL this printing. alI
,hs speaking. 90 on and the slave not
catch up what Is goin on Believe
It not. Yon may make laws defining
him rs "a chattlc psrsonal"-yoa may
assert that the master has the same
right ovef him that he has over hi,
other animals--but these avail only Il
show that nan errs and laws lie -
The slave is not q chsttle-nst merely
an animal. lie is. first and last. nov
AMI forever, Man. Out Of hi,
divine entity will come just. compcn
satory law. Freedom must triumph
The manacles of the slave must b,
stricken of. Whether this future
Law OF liberation comes with love Of
hue. with peace or war. with civilized
sofnrss or barbarous carnsse. il Is io
The South TO determine.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
pApER FOR qAB FANNY TIE HD TVS

insisting that this discussion was ire.
levant.
Alr. clingman thought It exlraor-
binary that the gentleman from Penn.
y Isania had just made that discovery
and moved the previous question.
which was not sustained.
Mr. Sherman snii that on the FIRST
day of tho session. the gentleman
from Missouri. Mr.. Phelps. introdu
crd question relative 10 Me-. Whit.
iivIj's seat. once jadieially dstermin.
ed: md before this was disposed of.
ths Democrats procrasiina,ing. the
President hll sent In his Message -
The President not only arrAi sncd. by
unfoundvd accnsaiions. the pnFsy
which biz Administration brought IN
tosxistence. hut sought to defend him.
self by nttribuling To that party pur.
poses which they dill not cnlertaia -
l L. charged them with. while prcten-
ding To prevent tho spread Of Slavery.
dvsi ~ TO ch ,nse tho existing ins.l
taiions of the Srlrs; thus accusing
that pnrly OF f,Iss pretcnses. Thoss
chtrgrd with this nrc expected TO list.
en- patiently anil notopen their mouths
~ reply. Ths Republican pirty caa.
srrvatIvo men of inilieacs Ia the
North. who stood by the CJmpr)mi.
vcs Of 1852 They gave Fremont
nj 1rilics unprrcrLvntcdly hrss.-
rhis charge of fssls prrlcnsrs wa
unf,nnlrd. The Republicans did
not prop sc nor with to Interfere with
The relations of the whites and the
ol,ck. IN ibs Southern. States. They
never clafnrd Tho power To d. it
The President irapatrs that which Is
unloanded They claim that in viola
Iion of the Piled ,es de. mil Tor po
Ii,ical purp ,seS. the Missouri Com
promise wts repealed; mi now they
we're c,llcl IN 10 submit to what their
honor and sense Of Justice dccl ,rcd to
be wrong The Republican party
wouli have been in existence but fot
the acts of the President. who pr.ptr-
ed tie population Of X ,nsas for civil
war by meeting out injustice To their
reasonable dvm,nI, The Itcpu en-
party only ask To have the Slavery
question put where the President
found IL a. to Territories. The Dem
ocra.ic party. by ovcrIhrowins Pierce
snI DJusIas. had put seal OF con
demnaiiun on the X nsas Nrbrasks
act. and bv brinsins forward Mr.. Bu-
chanan. who bad not been complicated
with i they evaded the question:
The Democrats OF Ohio and Indiana
sdvo, tied "Duchanin. DreckenriJgr
and Free Ktnsas." In those States
they evaded md avoided the question
Of the repeal Of the Missouri compro-
mise by declaring that matter Ut no
political importance. and that Mr.. Bu-
chanan would make Kansas Free
Sac. In conclusion. hc said he was
opposed To agitation. and charactcri
BED the Democratic party rs sectional.
Adjourned.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

Robert Collins. son Of 'fandv Col.
Inns. Twas brought before ESQ. JoceIyn
yesterday CHARGED with stealing u
chain. lie was sent 70 jiilin default
Of bull 20 the ampurt OF Se0O. We
understand that Tandy IS (or has bern
lately Yin jill 10 Lawrencs county. TO-
geihcr with ono Of his sons. Two or
three OF his sons urc now confined in
all in this city for stealing, Fifteen
years ago Tandy Collios was man Of
some property. and Of rcspcclabilly.
Tie has drnnk away his property how.
ever. raised his sons in htbils of vice
and idIencss. and now the whole sci
are about rs low down in the world as
men generally yet TO be. Why wiH
men persis. IN that which they know
will ruin them. body and soul? Why
wW they sacrifice property. the COM
forts OF life. the JOYS OF home. and
The respect of friends. IN order to grnt-
ify their dcpravel appeIitcs? IL j.
strange. passing strange. that such
Ihings should occur all the tine. bar
II /. no less strange than 'rae Exam
pic seems to be lust--io have no elect
At all. This case OF Collins and fami-
ly Is only one of hundreds that can be-
pointed out IN every city Of this 70.
yet how few d these eases have caus.
ed men 10 EAST asi le the tempting bowl
Ito save themselves md their fami-
lies from utter ruin while they can
commanl the power to d. SO. il they
onlv pIH
Men refuse 10 attempt to save them.
selves. while the law makers and jads
- refuse 10 save item. tearing thar
heir sails mny not lhrrely catch tn,
popular brrzs II the law maker,
ID make nm attempt. they uyerdo tn
mnttrr. which /, the sams n refusing
70 do anything at all. So Ions. there.
f,rr. ms such m,n MS John D. Grail.
,hn b. LeyIon. Pete Bnckhcit. J,,l,n
e. Meyers. Thos. O'Brien. and other,
equally mean and despicahle. can H.
found TO deal out the liquid domination
for gain. just so long will We fad homcs
laid W use. men turned into brutcs
ills Iiled with crimintl., poor housr'
stocked with paupers. and AL The nigh
" array Of crime. desolalion and inTa-
ms that i, ever attend INT upon he viii
traffic. meet usat every hanl. A pp
tent rem <dy may yet b. discovered
one that may conduce 10 the Interest,"
Of politicians rs we'll rs the horcst por-
lion Of community. and until thal rem.
edy Is discovered wo shall expect 10
chronicle many such cases as lh.t al
randy Collins and family " n 7rib.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
Insurre,ti,a of Slaves in Tennessee

TAe LIaisviHc Jouraoi correspond
rnec cf to.day says there Is great cx-
cilcmcnt at Franklin. Tennessee owing
to the projected insurrecsin among
the slaves there. Twenty four musk
cts and twn kegs OF powder had been
IN the possession Of u gang cf negroes
Tat Columbus. Tenn. In Perry. Tenn. T.
;f,,eu negroes hed been killed by
= ir owners. The EOlaseNe journal
:, nc G;l, list. learns that thcic wa
-, excitement in the nrishborl,ood
I'm, :, ~, or. ON tic Cumberland River.
-. ..s 'egroes. Many Of the rinsl.a.
-. ,l been arrested AMI eleven
49,. oo G white man. disguised rs n
a...s,, hal h cen sentenced u nine hun
Irsd II Iashrs. b vi died before the penal
~ was fully effected. The wh',e'
were armirg ana organizing for de
frncc. An opinion F'ev"'''' mat u
sener i uprai.lng oalI lake place
mons the negroes du nrS Che holidays
Escapes Of slaves wsiv uaa'n''y na
mer5us.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

CLt,tL,Kp, Ohio, Dec. O. itj'.
Ia. Ros ,cK Dear slf,--l .houi bc Indeed nm.
grateful " f.led To- trlly to .asr lyttsr Of l,.
10Th ut inadrlsE ti' sTrci Of our remedies "a
my ,ase. Won say YOU da not wi,h :" rnbli,h ~,
rcp'y but simply !" learn Tor yoer avn snllsnc
them what Tho S,aniiHaylan t;smsi,es have Il. ~
Ir me. l.ui, nay dear Sir, wkh ,"u T., make
10y 'ial, msii luLlIe, ioton. .. Just tribute h'
,''ur own ,kili. t.t Ter a q be,,at 90 "ihrrs ~LH
mn, hr sur,rii 3 hs i,tftud, nld might br eui.
.das have bc,neursd. Furm"ie ,iau six ~af
NJ ,su NJ, h~aIc. a, Lsfed eotsih,ous ,nnftr,
dom ii,n ile,on Llled ,f,,i q; ,hicli, =, pep.
,'n. liver sc,nt iriii, ,ui,iil alton. AID mus o
lu,lblc C., ndi,i"n OF The nei,ous s,slsip. Dur.
urtitttne i,nl hs ed ua L,sl h, .ic.nns h,
NE Wat, aud hue i,aes ,sifee New York e.,
tie rnil"e Of s'lsuiui 8 lie mo,i eminent med.
ie Il nsn ~ that ely. Al WIS usvh -. dee
IHif,d OF it.o,,iiie n, hcl lili, ntd almost wish.
III ior death itNls al thlr tine your advertise.
mcIt snIeitm, e,.s, Ifd determine. ~ lnr
Ion lol ., io a., ."Ir ssht d.La,luu u aoi Purt.
eriLd Hood pitts. O,l, Eve net tils have elal...
I'd slhw uh,olked the Cnt hottie uid loak N,
| aptilil. Thfse words VIII tell ihr result, an
iseH; ..s, is Lv,ier teal.h thsu I can rcs.ll,,
Ls,hg q leled i,n,c ~ etldtovd. Ms ieros,'
~. nlder rfo,itcasr. .Ae I" az. bclls,o
have paid on a oct ii.l.i. IL. collars for ned
,iLr, AID had eva, GsllsF te,n husa,rd. tbs.
~o"ld ls,e BEEN ehraP.
With d,er smsit.dc remaln yours truly,
NARY AM cOMsrOrN.
Far s,lc b. 81. ~. Haiti. gr"R glll,: !. y
Elements, Hl5onlnssrsrs; Clifford y G.bir, i,u
'sl. l~ni5
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Strayed or Stolen.

"A MAZE. ais ,ears oil lat ,pflrr, ~.
"a tween q hns md r'.fu s.,inr. rear ,ni nhs
ihrh.s Hsii, st-.Lic, tr..i- ~,li rhd ser sr.
ieri, nbaa ihree Ne, - ngu, sffnyeI ~ WIS rulfl
ifom The ~ lsrfilsf icsr Wnielia', in hiell,
coupfs 81 SATURDAY fArht. sotl uli. An, inf,r
'ni io rtsen III rHlst Her ~ iiDoniii rgr
dusiea@ THOMAS SHERWOOD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

THIS Libary Will DC opcnvd. sutncl,y. N"r.
L 80. al 9 p' IN. aud esa', Shinf'lay ailrfwar'l
rolne TO IL an. Mrmbsrs. nni taosc who viii
q. bscu"e lnsmhe's. will plca-u call. Theri ar
Trad, a. VOLUMES nf choice books. Terms .
nsmbsr,hlp aud Ties rules vi Ms Library mny b,
tsarlsd VI The Librarian. u l.. tASF.
llbraiian
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FARM FOI,SALE

TrfiR nrisrslenrd oners Tor sais an cyc-llcn
L farm ~ teS acrcs. t~o saiivs south Of iil.'sn,
,nerr,,e. n-as tho turnpike ivasInx fso Br'"k
vile H. bl"""i.rsfove.' good nelrhe"rh '..'
n Ia IA c.spi repair. r. r,rssou gisrn 10 th
'pflng, JohL vh' Eh.
uo:cl ~ lws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

The genuine orrn'si sr Sovereign r.fm riis
iisse .' tisr ~rI--r II - boa Al ate ~ fs..fs-
seAlativn VI iise l1aiIuIasio-,.
As. rnrlexh & firu. f..~ Af5ar,, lad. rro-
pr''tofs' of the Sou.A aud Veal ~
A.. W. i'siiv. rr,okriiLs Ctarics }srsanf.
M'trr"rsf =. Fuller. tiaffIs5n. uAf. AID
deaicfs To- nsedis.Ae xcnerait..
jaime 20 So
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

PROF. woop. AZ You ar, about 20 prs,srs
and v~pd your scvvnt,y siiscavresd ti~ls keeisrs.
i've, and ~ you sesInrst my "pinon pf u, t~iil
stats. that my hair wns. q fsw mouihs nss, very
gruy. sud nstsr usinR twu boiics ~ ynur liar Mo-
lie application. Ill dnnsifuu has disapresrrd from
~, hras. and have b-rn tn,ubird with 40 iss-
gsscabir l,shing OF N scalp. afa satisfied. that
tho>~ ho ". will uos rosret n. ~ u ess~ The
spirssanrc OF having been recently oiled. au
pf.'paf a, thrtrtofe. ~ teon1snj IT. No. 10 Ell
wh" are dcslfVus 81 having bsauilIuI head vf
hair. nm. cir, s''ass. sie.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
rIsOr WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IruAS WoRcEn MfEicIEs

TnAT alithc ball aud gray IAN b. rsstorsj rrr-
] fsrti> IN Original gsos ~. re thrtr i.sk~
are roneesnsd. d"rs uoi nj vii ~ dsuhi; bssilrs,
II will rass every to<>ibis dis.nse of tho s.a'p.
whether drsstsp"d 4 .njr'sn. itching. or w tho
shape of r"ts"~"ns cruissio.>--c vsn .,It hcasi-
" BY magic. nvrv"ss NJ lserIssirai hs,dasse. and
" usui tsir~H week bs Tbs Wang. rresistIs. u
Will preserve the collar. rnd Get. sh~ hair fran
fatiing. To un, tDsginsi.i~ Sss.i shi s.lxr.
q. ". n. ons~. vsa'tiln. Jsns 81. ifs&.
Pa"r. W"os- Dear Sis: take t'loasurc 10 hoar-
trr voluntary trsti"".s u" The sSssiirss Of ,ssur
iiaif kcstprstsve. thrus m.snth- ngs,. rsy hair
~mr vcr gay. d 10 noe dark hro~ y. f,,s "fII-
inni c',lor) smoo'h and gis,ssy. Tss nn, npiin-h-
han have male ~ H. has hon the iiaf iisstsfs.
tive pssrnr ~ ~ t0a. aud y hrh. the ro-u,t
!" "a, avn css - ran sost csriiaiiy r~vo smsnd
" vlhcfs. You're, ~.
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,.s nsi's eA'''ssi CON s'.'s /. ..sr 81. 'hs,.
ksef. w.. la %. -.
Merss. =. =: f1f.s.sh q Fro. c.1s..-1>r
rfnfo - ~, asking ih- nfrnf< 81 <f'iur ..
t'hili- a CO = oflrhla| u fpffsrTn IslIa .|I'Is
cot i,v rl.esnla..ea al,'ts ! lave a<4.I <lrm |0
-. tsw,I, 81 iie Isl = =" ,rss.. t''1 49, -
Liver c.HpIs ~ ~ fhe commencement n illf
,lr,e. s,d eand nlmesl 81 Ain.- = dh,f. -,att
sHh i.s'.: hsss ..s-s. ..i.esed - 90 tees.
VI 90, feqnstIiix tn. rFffss sf''lt " 49, t'|im.
Yours sf<1 fs1Isti.
sl4p. nnarr.
Thefo'iesinr from DOR immccsass ,isial,, -
rssprftfHiis l,fstcDtrdf
Jshs .. eass'i. Nee Ns,ssllls. La. s1ss n.
- l,~i,rsr yenr PIN. 20 Be rood med ,,ss ...s
~ The fenr'e lie iiHrn,. nnd ifc4ssiIi, tnl Inf
,hs.a' oa -'h iis--s sad = s0gFb 'mAnsd.-.e-
v pI'mss: su'sol's Pant r. o. eis,ss. 10
.itsve seia vl.i PIN. ,arr rrsni ~. ~hh mo
- vsc 90 - -el.l see 4 irn .l.z ~ \. -. !.
Your sostrstka hahn Pills iAAsnedIat.h ia.
sold gave s~iisfaeiis,u.-' ..'..
Nov. 10. itss. wf,isg ~
~ have coli out All the n,.ls our .r-.t 80. 49,.
usd r"uid s<ll msr, uofc' u Il hsf ,l.rm' 1h+
s''s pn s.s 'sfs e'es<''s- "'d <sss zsssfAI
Read The Following;
i;obssr,ons sts.ion. ssfr'snn a.. K,..,
N-ssrs i. :. Barisi~h q ~. -c.,,.,
Sos~rs'En bsi'p iili- hare l.so,rd q. o.. a r.r..
fenrti, hrgs 'of Calls aHi frtrf Z u|I& lII...I
soatiAInis ana Dyspepsia. ~ ! t,ts ~. ~
n'snd. ou ~ pisnss send me c.h .s,..I, lsa.
wr. r.,sos.
Why vii saoss WIN arc ai1irfr. kc~'t.,c Wien
the rurerciEn talm pills eIlf ~ lI.s a r.u III
s'riir. s'''i OH o. of nn,,l .nlnrf ~ .'..t
stop. bat bod ~ y. thli4s q 80 '<Ip.i's -
| ing you s.rk ctiiser. 81 60.
usts lac sholc ,, Is.< cstrt s.,.snrt-
.va- Thrtnel sion ll.- >kIn- l-,ns, - a., < s,I
b"~ris i"esr Ses- Toe tiaif-.- ->-, Irrr.r.
riig ~ nii Impurities ffDnI flr :. frlH n ihly
sults.
these pills aren tie paws Of &c skia. pro,so,s
tfp fdisri arg if"a iilr liact~. ear, 81 a..
ii'iss n,a oi'rf haaor. lss4n b. luAx-. ana b,
the bs~ l. al ~ r,i... az. .-,...i -.
~ my Other oAliss .si0as Viii lio fcfaso ~ aus
natural io,.c.
- ~. F..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
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yiBecnnes. fnd.. June e.. tes5.
RRoF. n. J. WOOD: AZ ysu are about 4, 'nan'
nfss'iur nnd sehd your vcccniiy sIireov~sei Hair
ko~t srntivs ~ STATE. fsr ~ " n.ny
csnr-tn. that have used ". aud know sihrr~ 70
uar IL tsh have, t'F srteml .rnrs. bw n w u
habit ~ ulne .lhsr fiuir s.t,fniivrs. nn.i thai
nod >sus< vastly snt.vsi.sr IN ar, sshcr ks~sw
~ 10 .uhs pfSpvr nss, will scrlsfs any rsfs,ns
ais " ~, onxinti youtninl eofsN AMI teAtuso~
living " hssitsy. ssit aud gisss>y als;s-nrs,re:
aud y this. without di>eoi"rnx tho han 10 That
np?ly u, "r the drrss on which u dssps. wssil.
therefore. reeonDeni lis ukc H. ever sns dcsIf-
ous of having a." co"e aud tsxtnrs al hair.
Respectfully. youfr.