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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

subject matter Of the act to exclude free
negroes from coming into the State
could be more clearly expressed than IL
IL In the title-"An Act 10 enforce the
18th Article Of the Constitution. The
act itself is simply recital OF the 18th
Article. which undertakes TO enforce
with penalty. The 18th Article, and
the act 10 enforce Il, refer 10 one and
the same thing, and TO no other; ooose-
quently the title Of the act could mis-
lead no other one a. to the object.
We take higher grounds than Judge
Anderson a. 10 the unconstitutionalily
Of this act of the Legislature. His is q
mere technical objection that can easily
be cured by legislation. Ours is sub
stantial objection, that no Legislation can
reach. We hold the 18th Article OF the
constitution itself to bs "unconstitution-
al in that II conflicts with the I'd sec
Of the Constitution U. s., which says:
"The citizens Of each state shall be emit.
tied 10 all privileges and immunities Of
citizens OF the several States" This Is
one objection We urged in tho Con stitu-
tional Convention against the adoption
OF the 18th Article, and nothing has
since transpired to shake our faith In the
correctness Of our position.-N. A. Iri-
bund.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
S. C. FRINK, M. D,
DENTIST

TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
Citizens OF Indianapolis and vicinity that he has
taken mp permanent residence among them for the
practice OF his Profession. To-
Having hal the experience Of large ard success
ful prscse In the city Of Brooklyn, New York, the
last years, eombinee with determination TO excel
does not hesitate TO say, that any persons who need
DENTAL operations, and wish them executed IN the
most skillu and finished manner, wiiLouf s inconss
sfsncs Of rsaed sa, may feel the fullest confidence
In him a. n Dentist OF established reputation. II .
Incoruptible Porcelain teeth inserted on Gold Sill
yer or Plstlna, with his improved continuous Gums.
eolored 70 hfe,-ffom one TO an entire set, which
sed. :
Every operation necessary for The preservation and
beauty Of the human teeth win be performed In tho
prices which cannot fai 70 give sstiscton. An work
warranted 70 peffofmhe services msed. The best
OF reference given whom required.
once from A. 4. 70 '. - Once over the Bank
OF The Capitol, nrst noor. No. sxssi wsshington =.
sp2&u 81 stIN IN 1T
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

In Oxford, Ohio, on Tuesday, 18th inst,
Of consumption, Isaac I. KxELY, aged As
years, formerly resident Of this city.
In BIoominggroxe, Franklin county, Ind,
on the Goth inst, jams wrnn, aged 60 years.
He was one Of the earliest settlers Of that
county, and beloved by all
In Brookvills, Ind, on the 18th inst, Ell
La ApAm, daughter Of John @. and Ellen
Adair, aged three years.
Near Bloominggrove, on the 22d inst.
-, infant child Of George Debolt, aged
about 10 months.
In Noblesville, Ind, on the 18th inst,
after an illness Of "a hours, LILLY, infant
daughter OF Rev Lewis and Anna r. Dale,
Of that place.
Mother, loved nsthsri I am not sleeping;
Fathsri isek up 70 The sen blue sky,
where Me sIIlisfns stars bright watch are keeping
singlrg and sblning-shsrs Am I.
They can only be said 70 possess n child
forever, who have lost one In infancy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
Tn. negro Exclusion Law uaeoa. .l.u.lon.

The Nezso Exclusion Law Uneon. tisusionai.
There Is law in the Statutes OF In
diana which provides that after the Let
of November, 1851, no negro or mulat-
TO shall be entitled TO come into or settle
in the State. under penalty Of heavy
fne. This law has been practically a
dead letter, and in no case has nyic-
ton ever been had under H. \ few
days since u negro woman of TIM city
complained Of negro girl under the
law in question. She was arrested and
confined in jail. On Tuesday she was
brought before Judge Anderson. OF tho
Common Pleas Court, on writ of
kabeds corpus, II was claimed by the
girls attorneys, Mrs. Wilson and Kerr.
that the law unconstitutional. for the
reason That the subject matter OF the
bill was not expressed in the title, as
the Constitution provides. Tho title Of
tho bill'is. "An act 10 enforce the 18th
Article OF the Constitution Judge
Anderson decided the law anconstitu-
lional, and discharged the prisoner.
While we commend this decision Of
Judge Anderson rs cminently humane
aud correct We may be excused from dis
senting somewhat TO the reason assigned
for the decision, that the subject matter
Of the act was not sufficiently expressed
in the title. We think that poor OBJ
lection. We cannot conceive how the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
DR.. r o b a G ks
Great Medical Discoveries.

Or. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies are overturn-
ing all the old theories Of medeIne. They reach tho
blood throughths digestive organs, with quieknes
certainty, curative effect almost miraculous. The
herbs Of which they made are from the mountains
Of Sweden and this combination ofvegstsbe elements
is supersedng all the mineral medicines Dyspepsis
coughs; bronchitis, bilious complaints, nts, nervous zf-
feetons Mysteries, scrofua shin disease. rheumatism,
pains In the back, sexual debility. etc, ae relieved
with wonderful rapidly, and there Is msady org-
mating In morbid condition OF the blood other flu
Of the body, that does not yield to the Scandinavia
an remedies.
See advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
3 = . . 9 9 .
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative

In our adr ersing columns s TO be found an advsr-
sssment Of this popular restorative, We know moth
Ing Of Its merits save what rsad, but that 10 sue
lent, particularly when ve see such testimonials the
following which clip from that sterling paper, the
Ottawa Free Trader:
"Having tried unsueeessfuliy sundry highly recon-
mended hair tOnies' on our own halfdenudsd crown
had lost all conhdenes in nostrums Of that Sort
I'll week ago met distinguished politician Of this
State, whom had three with thin hair,
and gray q rat but now boosting as hns and
glossy head Of hair ~ one could wish. We deman-
ded the secret Of his improved appearance, when he
readily accounted for II By asciibing 10 the virtues
Of Prof. WOODS Han REsrssArvK. we shah try
that next
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
800 ENTS WANTED,
ma
Pleasant and Lucrative Employmcntlll

A GBNTs wanted 70 sell Df. Fsosl's London vegoi.
"a able bilious Pills throughout the Western
We vsntindus,rieus aud active msnto saBvsssths
country thoroughly and deposit medicines with eve.
~ family. We are employing Agents 70 canvass an
ioetor with horse and buggy a. hs following tsrmsi
ctnvss-ers foot per year, eaooson 800;
with horse and buggy, esso. AGENTS arc required 20
furnish horses aud burries. r aI
In addition 10 tho above salaries, doffay all
pen.es incident 10 the business. Ills an agreeable
aud hesithiui occupation for Young men, giving the
good opportunity 70 make msns3, withontthe posi-.
billy OF susianng lose scsfunf fom selling ON com.
mission Applicants should apply In person, OF sd.
dross, further informston be dssiie ed, The Propfis
tors By letter No one will be employed for a iess
term than one rear, aud Ne Will enter Into written
eontfaetto thai affect. tI
We shall require security In all eAsss N We are not
personally acquainted With ths applicant 80 We shall
snssust In his custody monies, medicines, books sad
feeelpts,to ths amounte from ave hundred 70 three
thousand dollars. J. AZ FROST a co.
wes.sr. once, Ne.T Nenh Msrdisn a., indiana.
polls. Ind.
Eastern once, No. Fletcher street, New York,
AL eemmunesiiens relating 20 busipsss w The Yves
should b. Addressed .otAs Western oAse.
u4I9A -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
DIR. wEAvER,S AKA
IsANKRR AND SALT RIlSWEll
8 x r IT p
A n y O. = r. A II z.

IT II AN lNDIsPUTABLR FACT THAT THE A
i bove medicines are the only infailible remedies
nowbefors the public for cutsneous Eruptons, Salt
kheum, kryspslas, Sore Legs, Ulcers Old
scald Head, scarbutle krupuons, &e. Is.
Cases that The most eminent Physicians have des
paired OF reiievlng mmed yielded 10 their
i've powers, and when used In accordance with the
printed directions. which accompany each bottle the
Syrup and Csrate combined eradicate any ofthe above
named diseases, and leave the sufferer withouta bem
lab The medicines are too well known 20 require any
thing more than plain statement OF facts The joyful
Intelligence II reaching ne daily nom the kaft, West
North and South. OF The wonderful cures they are
performing Who has ever tried these wonderful
and been deceiyedf Rcho answers, whoi
For sale by w, w. Roberts. Robert Browning, }. p.
Aope Il 90, Indianapolis. And by Druggists genesal
ly. ....... J. n. HARRIS 4 CO.,
. may eS iy-dsily may rs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
RATES OF COMMISSION

On sales Of 50 600 and under commission will Be
2per cent, except when the Is less than 0o rom
5000 70 $4,000 will be chrrged per cent from S.
2per cent will be charged the first 5000 On all
sales Of property while In hands, commission will
be charged though the sale be BY other
praties.
To withdraw property from our charge, We require
two weeks notice. and In contract ID commenced
before withdrawal, our commission must be paid.
III We are making arrangements TO form business
connections with reliable firms In lowe, Missouri Wis
consn Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kansas, and will be
prepared to locate Land Warrants, buy exchange or
sell Western property TO advantage those wishng
to emigrate toa new and growing country.
We shall conduct business with promptness and intsg
rty, and desire all those trusting their proper In eur
hands TO give fair and full description
quality, advantages and disadvantage.
Persons wishing to exchange, purchase rsel We In
yite TO examine our register.
aprif 1887
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

~ A teacher one day endeavoring
to make q pupil understand the ma
ture and application Of a passive verb
said, "a passive verb is expressive Of
the nature Of receiving an action, as,
Peter is beaten. Now, what did Pc
ter do?" The boy, pausing moment,
with the gravest countenance mag.
Unable, replied, Well, 1 don't know,
without hc hollered."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Stewart Bowen, Jno. ID. Defrecs, Prsst Central
Rank, indianapolis; Weeks Stacy, ". Dcs Mones,
Iowa; Hon. Schuyler Collar, NJ O., South Bond, Ind;
Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond, Ind; d. r. Cook Atty,
Maumee City, Ohio: III. 8. Cumminge, Atty, Toledo,
Ohio Garfield Monet, Grocers Cincinnati Ohio, Han
nah, Garreston Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Hon. o. Bowen,
Hon. Thos. w. BARLEY, Hon. Josiah Scott, Suprcms
Court Of 0hio Adams Bucking CHAINS, New York City;
Lippencott, Coffin Co., Philadelphia; Benz. Powers
Banker, Bucyrus, Ohio; J. 8; Morehead& Co., Louis.
VILE XIV.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
OWEN WILLIAMS. RAws0N yAILf
'.-..s....''.--.'.'..s-s'.
WILLIAMS & VALE.
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS.
NO. IS EAST WASHINGTON ST.,
OWEN WILLIAMS.
VALE
INDIANAPOLI6, INp

win exchange, Purchase, Rent and make sale OF al
all kinds Of Real Esate. Commission; Locate Land
Warrants, Make Investments, Pay Taxes Examine IL
ties DRAFT Deeds, Cotrscts, &c. w
One Of the nrm, being Attorney at Law win give
his special attention 10 the Securing and Coscon Of
Debts The other partner, having Thorough scquain-
lance with the value OF real estate win devote psreu-
lar attention to this part Of their business
They have extensive acquaintance throughout
the State Of Indiana and In the Western States ana
Territories generally and will every effort 70 give
general satisfaction.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
The Most Wonderful Medicine

which has ever appeared, 10 DR.. A. weassr'sc CAN
xr. and s.lr RHEux srRUr, with the CrsATr, which
10 advertised In another column. IL the production
Or regularly cd ucaied physieianssnd us,of
curing all diseases Of tho blood IL faithfully persevsr-
cd In.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Terre Hsute, Ind, Oct. IL, sc.
DIR. Roback-Slr:--The last three bottles OF your
Blood Purifier and the accompanying Pills, have re-
heved me Of tho last vestige Of my rheumatism.
consider the cure all but miraculous. Amer having
suffered the most acute agony, almost without inter-
mission, ortho last eight years, and being for three
years cripple scarcely realize the fact that a
this moment, amer having used your Scandinavian
Remedies for only three months and few days,
hale, hearty man, capable Of performing manual
labor, and entirely free irOm pain. When ant az.
piled 70 YOU by letter, for supply Of your medicine
more than two years had never enjoyed hour Of
unbrokcn night resi-, and my mind sinking with my
body, had become greatly enfeobled. The very frst
bottle wrought surprising change for The better IN
my system. aud tertaking that wonderful restora-
i've, together Tie Blood Pills, for one month,
feltthata con- regeneration ofevery ant msl fune.
ton was IN 10 =. was not deceived. am nov.
at 81 years 81 AZ free from every symptom Of
rhoumatismas. las NJ 20. There can be no doubt
that this wonderful cure due 10 your remedies alone
and Willing. II II will serve you, ofinducs 9TH
ers 10 seek relief nom the this
tor should be made public. Yours,.d DC,
JACOB ATKINS.
sold by w. w. Roberts, indianapolis 4. n. Hssson,
Nj Carmeii NJ. W. Halle, Brook willie, Brookviiis,
J. n. Clements, BloominEgrcvel DR.. CHORD, laurel.
detlf5Jly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

B9- During inclement weather,
what steamer Of Collins line would be
most desirable. A dry attic?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
CHARLES RULE,
SUCCESSOR no LOWRY A RULE

Corner broadway and Filth Street Cincinnati, ohi,.
Monuments. Tomb aud Grave Stones, Marble Man
ties and statuary, Baptismai Fonts, Maural Tablets
Urns, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet aud Counter
Slabs, &c, &c, constantly on hand and furnished TO
order
The tradesupplied with Marble in Block and Slab,
Sawed 20 orlor.
Mareh2i,b6ty
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
EP SUMMARY or TAG F0REe @ DeESTlG INTERFERENCE
$500 a. REWARD

yYYfLL NIX GIVEN foR THE CONVICTION AND
w punishment Of the numerous seoundrels guilty
Of unawfaly moddllng with my rights In that sxcel-
lent article, patented hy tho name OF new and uso-
ateur Honey.
None but The oonsummstsly ignorAnt ever mistake
tanned OF any clerk OF Dlsrict Of the United States
Court for delar and only secures an individual
In his or her arrangement Of words paper an en-
patent 90 for y rghl nom thirty ave hun
drsd dollars and be Obtained only ~ the Patent
once, al the CITY Of Washington, d. O., and 10 not at
Laws.l ..t tt ttttlt 81 IfI A p
Price OF Individual or family rtghts, 81.
on liberal terms. i
A recipe II not license OF right. ut
No iicsnss.or right IL valid, thatis not given under
uN
"caution 10 tho parent Of Safety.
~ IL Il. Il II u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
Hamilton. 0. Nov. 10. ,ss.


DIR. Robaek, Dear slr--I have read In the newspa
pers many accounts Of effected by your Scsndl-
nayan re medles, butI consider my case least
asinteresting and marvellous any OF them. So far
as you are concerned testimonial more less IL
Of little consequence. Your fame 10 established. and
my statement cBnnot add 10 your celcbrity But for
the benefit OF my fellow creatures, desire TO make
known the facts. When called upon you at the In
stance OF dear friend, on the 2lst OF March last
hadbeen nine years suffererfrom catarrh. The irr-
tation OF the nerves and membrane OF the head was
so intense that sometimes II almost drove me crazy.
could notsleep, and was never free from unpleasant
sensations. Atvarioustimesnve different physicians
had attended on me, each one treated me In his
way, but none of them did me any good. despair
ed of ever seeing another well day, and when called
at your consultation rooms, had very little hope Of
relief by your advice, entered immediately upon
Irregular course OF your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. ! was encouraged By the cheerful
andbopeful way In which you spoke, and resolved
strictly 10 follow directions In less than week.
all the worst symptoms OF my disease began 10 take
milder form, and continued 10 improve from week
to week to week, until, at the end 81 three months
my head wasenirely relieved, and every trace OF she
eatarrh had leftme. still, however, continued 10
take the remedies for nearly six weeks longer, be-
cause found they were building mp my strength
Certifying my constitution Six months have passed
since the finished, and have experinced no
relapse. lshould be glad TO letter. or the sub
stance OF H. In print, for tho guidance Of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
Specie Paving Banks

Which have complied with the amended
law Of 1855, and haze securities deposited
to an amount not less than fifty thousand
dollars and ten pc, cent in excess of their
circulation:
Bank Of Indiana, Niehi gam Bank OF Goshen.
City. Farmers Bank, Westneid.
Bank Of Mount Vernon. Indiana Bank, Madison.
Bank OF Paoli. Indiana Farmers Bank.
Bank OF Rockville, Wa franklin.
bash. Kentucky stock Bank, Co
Bank Of salem, New Alba lumbus.
ny. Lagrange Da.k, Lima.
Bank Of Salem. Park County Rank. Rock.
Bloomington bank. VILE.
CAM ridge City Bank. Prairie City Bank, Terre
Canal Bank, Evansville. Haute.
Central Rank, Indiana po- Salem bank. Goshen.
i~. southern Bank Of Indiana,
Crescent City Bank, kyans Terre Haute.
Vile. Snppeesnoe Bank, Logans-
Exchange Bank ,Cfeoncas-l port,
tie. Bank Of Gosport.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
FARMERS
P0R T ABL E MILLS
FELroTs PATEHT.ls5s &:lsse.
For Grinding all kinds Of Grain,
AMID n .t.
Crushing corn and cobs, and corn
I'm the huSkS

Ill luC uuShS. a.. 80 =.
THESE MILLS nave lately been improved, with
i STrrL C0RN-O0B CRACKERS, and complete
SITTER attached for boiling Corn Meal for family use
As complete Portable Min for all purposes OF the
Farm, they are acknowledged, by all odos be the
most durable and economical mills In the country,
They put mp all ready for attaching the power,
and require extra skill 10 operate and keep hsm In
order. asl -I1l-f \
No. Q, the farmers size, grnds from eve 10 nftsen
bushels hour, according to the nneness, with
three horse power.
No. ,, for Grist and mill use, grinds 70 TO Is
bushels per hour, sceordiDgto the nnsness, with
horse power. tt.a- fti
Complete Horse Powers, Corn and wheat Bolts,belis
&c, furnished az the Manufacturer prices. -.At
Aiibersl discount made 70 Wholesale dealers and
agents. Full directions for starting and dressing
company each mill. For Mills and Territory, apply
TO II. T. LAYTON, Proprietor for Indiana Illinois
Minnesota. Once, at the City Foupdery Buildings,
(late Underhill & Co's) Pennsyivania street. two
squares south Of Odd Fellows HALL 70 if fs t.srs
REFERENCE aeer.l
Members Of the State Board OF Agricultu India.
ma; Messrs. Howe Rush, lafayette Ind; wm Over
man, ESQ.,, Knightstown, Ind; I. Davis & Co., Indi-
annapolis, Ind; p. w Gates Co., Chicago, ~; Rug
gles, Nourse Mason, Boston, Mass; Messrs Pratt q
Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.i Hayden, ESQ, lndianapo-
lis Ind; Hasselman Vinton; Indianapolis, Ind; he
Wilt & Howell, Cleveland Ohio; Emery & Bros, Al
bany, N. Y. HID. Emery Z Co., Chicago, llli-
uois. Woes July III
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

THE OLD GREY MARE,

MY GREY MARE, aged about 10 years, about six
Ul teen and half hands high, shod before, and a
litle wind broken. strayed from my promises, near
Fairfield, Ind, the 18th day OF yaIy. She racks
trots ANY person returning her, or giving Informal
ton 10 her wheabout5 shall belberally rewarded
Aug7 3w- CLEMSON b. MOORE
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
There never has been produced a medicine

So valuable medicine for impurities Of tho Blood,
Dyspepsia, and general weakness, a. DR.. 8. A. wes
vcr's canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, which may be
found advertised IN another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
ANo BUTTERFIELD, PArKsrrK
INDIANAPOL LIS,
AS IND LAMA.

AS INDIAN
"Oyytcx ov'scrExrtcsAnxRickr.l
Now York, March 27th, 1855.
Ma. NJ. BurrsKyfLp;-sr,-You have made very
useful discovery. We shall proceed with your cass
without delay. Yours ,respebuuilyt
MUM CO."
"a now and useful Improved preparation Of sugar,
called Table Mama.
THE PATENT"
Right and Formula will be forwarded, free Of pos
tage, 70 publishers giving the above, with this
note, place In An Issue Of Their publication, on my
receiving q copy. ". d.
nng II, Nv am. b.. f.Fw 80
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

A Remedy is Now Provided
To throw out all impurities Of the blood upon the
surface, whore they entirely cured II patients
will only the presented by Dr.. 9. wes-
ver's
Canker and Sdh Rherm Syrup,
Which Is advertised In another column. Consumption
and chronic disease will nee away; Il removes the
cause.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
@ OOs, 4 TOpFIoUOrh
No. 304 Br0ddtCau. ~. y

To whom ell orders must DO directed.
For sale BY all country merchants and drugeists
IN the United States and osnadas, and By NJ. w.
Halle, Brookville; A, X. Case, New Trenton; James
Turner, Fairfield; Charles Van Camp, Metamors; I,
Clifford 4 Co., Laurel. and X. shriner, Anderson.
Vile.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28
AGENTS WANTED

al 9 n per month! Here Is rare chance for
10 - Osa few young men to make n large sala
cent catch penny or humbug to introduce Patent
Medicines, Books, &c. For an outfit. enclose stamps
for return postage. Address
IT'S CARTER, Box No. 8, Lawrence, Mass.
aug7 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

foycr's srAn MILL, ron GRINDING conn
y cob, uommony, OF Meal, aud general stock Feed
prloss. No, q tssi No. ., tlb, a. Gall and ssanin
hrookviils, Ind. TYfER nhhLk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

Ds.. PossnA-DEAh sns-Yo1 win rssodsct
selling me dozAn bottles Jour Ahsrktive B<in
on board the stetmer Ohio No. on her upward tlp,
about the 9th or Iothof November last have soidit
All but two bottles and can ssy 80 far = have ss<n
. shorter Tina, than any medicine ever knsv. Il
has already become popular herr. ssd could ssiis
large quantfy oft n a. generally known that 81
ways had &c on hand. J should be .d II you vould
appoint me sole agent for the sale ofit IN hs place.
inasmuch - the other merchants In the place are
agents for othsr medicines worth halt mDck. IL
you do %, viii do all can 70 give the medicine
vide circulation. AZ all svent, please % Fend NE
one dossn each Of your drsrsnt sissd bottles. and
oblige.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-28

By Or. Robacks GRANDDAUGHTER Rem
dies.