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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
OMAN SHor Under this capt

"MAY SHoT. Under this caption We
yesterday noticed a rumor. very prevalent on the
streets Tuesday last, to the effect that woman
named Louisa wynant, had shot Mr.. John u. Bur-
nett in the arm, Monday: also, the further net
that he had returned the fire twice, Intellectually.
The rumor thus noticed, was inaccurate, in no far
rs II connected the name Of Mr. Burnett with the
transaction referred to- The true circumstances
attending the case, are as follows, ~ We learned
Yesterday and they are given, ~ no injustice was
intended TO be done to Mr.. Burnett, who IL regard
ed by his friends and acquaintance, ~ very
worthy young man. On Sunday he did happen to
be present and witnessed q quarrel between Mrs.
Wynant and one James Caude, when the latter
made attempt to shoot her with pistol After
making several Intellectual attempts to quiet the
parties, he left, and knew nothing more Of the sf
fair. 1t was through this means that his name
came to he mixed up with 1t. IL is due 10 us to
say, that the information which the item was
based, was furnished by gentleman, whose accu-
racy in regard TO the matter, we could have no
reason to doubt. James Candle, who hourished
the pistol, returned TO Mrs. wynsnss house on
Monday, when the disturbance was renewed be-
tween them. He then drew a pistol and fired at
her, but the ball did not strike her, going through
the sleeve Of young woman, an inmate Of the
house, producing slight wound.
MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoSs.-This pleasant
mode of passing away few hours after the busi-
ness of the day has been finished, Is again in
vogue here. Excursions Of the kind, under the
auspices OF proper PARTIES are the source Of much
innocent pleasure and recreation to those who NAV
participate. This year there have been fewer ex.
cursons of the kind than for several seasons past
opportunities and the means for such enjoyment
nave not been wanting. but the citizens have been
doubtless less inclined than usual to snatch an
hour from business to devote merely to pleasure
and they have not been used. Apropos of this
subject the Curtis Peck is advertised To take trip
Il pleasure on tomorrow, (Fridsy,) and also on
Monday night. Phoenix Fire Company, No. 3, 60
tomorrow evening, and Protection, No. ., on Mon
lay. The latter intend to the money they real
ize in buying new hose crab. Both companies
!rserye encourag :ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

VNJ ECLE H-N I I4INLE@ IANb 2 L II,
w STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Rsy. JOHN WILSON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The next session ofthis Institution, will begin Sep
tenlber the 81 h. and end the last OF june
TERMS PER ANIMAL Session:
Board, &c, Gncluding every charge, except Tor
tuition Si'" ="
futios in ali English studies, ana Ancient - -
Instrumental Ausie. Modern Languages and Faint.
Ing, extra.
Ef- FOR circulars, address TIE Principal.
1E-rnIiM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
EDUCATION.

~ z. BURRuSS' CLASSICAL AND
X. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSAL
session Il ths school will commence on the 2Ist day
ll >cpicmbcr, and close ON the 18th day OF July
1875.
ysuCr.
Primary $40 90
Ulsher English, with or without Elementary
Classics ara M"t'iealcs 20 90
Nulsra Languages and Drawing, by profs Enion
and Caleoat the usual rates
VII r. will be assisted by Mr.. Iarkin Willis a
graduate IN several schools Of the University of Viz
sgnia and highly recommended by Professors Bles
-. HARRISON, Maupin. Mc1uffey. and Smith and
sl~s rs kev John A. Rroadps.
key Or. Burrows will give instruction In READING
sud ElStutjon.
In the arrangements for the ensuing session. no
esayt has hcn spared 20 render his school still more
worthy ofihc very literal patronage which il has re-
cryyed for several years past. au iT-6ws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

rnE rUGIrIvs SLAVE LAW CASE.

tits now said, there were Just seven
teen persons in company with the
Sheriff of Greene County when he ar
rested the valiant United States Dep
uties at Lumbarton. 1t appears fur
Their, from the account Of one Of the
citizens of Champaign County who
was in tho custody of TIE Marshals,
that the officers for which they were
taken NJ, consisted in laughing at the
Deputies for the cowardice shown in
the failure to capture the fugitive
slave! THERE'S another item connect
ed with incursion Of the Deputies TO
areest the individuals who ridiculed
the Marshals for backing down when
the niger showed fight. It. has been
stated before and is now repeated, that
the Marshals while skulking back TO
Cincinnati by an out Of the way route,
but two of these persons In irons, and
threatened TO kill them besides. This
is q brilliant business for the under
lings who by authority of the United
States, insult and degrade American
citizens for indulging in a s'horse-
laugh" on seeing a dozen officers arm
ed to the teeth, driven off by runa-
way niger whom they had travelled
a hundred miles on purpose to cap
ture. Truly the dignity ofthe United
States has suffered terribly from the
ridicule of these four men who stood
around Hydes cabin, and laughed at
the conduct of tho Marshals
dayton Journal, June 9.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

Happy-yea, blest is he who has
one true sympathizing friend on
earth--one TO whom he can reveal
the deepest anguish, tho greatest care,
and the heaviest grief Of his heart,
and there find sympathy; How much
Of secret grief lies hidden in the deep,
dark chambers Of the soul-grief, the
cause of which, must not, cannot be
revealed to curious world; there it
lies in its sombre shades causing the
spirit to grow cold and gloomy, and
consuming the vitals of itsvictim slow
~, silently but surely, bearing onward
to our untimely grave without any
apparent cause some bright and love-
ly being. Even the lightest care
while kept concealed, lies like noun
tain on the breast. Reveal the heav-
lest grief of the heart, and it will be
lulled to rest by sympathy. How
often do we see the fond and trusting
wife tho victim of silent grief-she
vino has left home, friends, and dear
associations to share life of varied
fortunes with him she loves, and
whose affections she thought all her
own. For years perhaps the course
Of true love runs smooth-an interest
ing family cluster like solve plants
about their table" and all seems love
and joy unfeigned; butin an unlocked
for hour, she perceives Goddess, a
chilling Indifference to the little civil.
tiles that love requires, on the part of
her husband-her trusting heart will
not harbor the shadow Of doubt Of
his faithfulness to her, but thinking
there is something lacking on her
part, she taxes her utmost energies to
render herself more pleasing and home
attractive, but all to no purpose-she
ct length-awakes to the fearful re-
atty that all is not right. The inor-
dinate love of gain has rendered him
morose, or the wine cup deadened his
tender sensibilities yea more, too
often, his fondness and preference for
less worthy than herself, engroses his
better feelings, and she no longer
has o full share of his hearts best af-
fections-a feeling Of distrust comes
DER her-sad and gloomy is her lot;
there Is no kind friend to pity or re-
trieve, no loving ear to listen to the
wall of sorrow, the bitter thoughts and
chilling fears--no words of love like
healing balm to soothe the troubles OF
her heart. 0nwardshe moves in her
same untiring course of devotion, I'M
til at last she sinks into the tomb a
victim of that heart consumer, silent
grief. If there is no human friend to
whom we can turn in hours like these,
when the soul longs to ends its bitter
meas, why despair? there is One who
was once "a man of sorrow and ac-
quainted with grief" whose earis ev-
er open to the cry Of distress, and
whose sympathy is toward the chill
dren of men.
sTben though ell earthly ties be riven,
snilr, fr thou hast friend In heaven.
LILA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

@@%*& - 49,"
Fn1nnD GoopwIN:-Ever since your
debut into city life, your friends here
have entertained fears for the Ameri-
cane safety; not so much from the
raveneous wolves without, as the foes
within your own city. But the mer-
cifnl manner In which your city CO.
tsmporaries have dealt with you, and
the bold and fearless tone Of the Ameri-
can, pursuing the even tenor Of its
way, had well nigh caused us to for
get our solicitude, until tho Cincin-
natl Enquirer Of last week has given
&c increased anxiety, in tho eloquent,
logical, and very severe manner in
which it condecends to notice your
late misunderstanding somewhaton
that peculiar journal. The Enquirer
man seems In great trouble at the un-
happy position in which he finds him
self, even among his african allies in
Indiana, and In his extremity would
even drag himself out Of the slime,
into which, by his own depravity and
supreme devotion TO slavery and whis-
X he has fallen, by holding on to the
skirts Of the Americdai and thereby,
II possible gain what he terms are
liable position. Poor fellow, little did
he dream, when In his hot phrenxy TO
save his southern masters during the
Presidential Campaign-whose prop
erty no Is, that very many of his ar
ticles then penned, after tho excite
mont has passed away would prove
the source Of so much serious troubles,
II not his complete obstruction.
His position very forcibly reminds
enc Of the old lady Scruggs-who was
frequently complaining that sho had
nothing ht TO eat, and her house was
not At to live In - when on a certain
occasion one OF her guests, took her
at her word, ordered his horse and
left. So viii many Of the patrons of
the Enquirer, as there Is not now q
sufficient amount of excitement, to
prevent them from seeing through
the miserable tissue of lies and con-
temptible double-dealing, which he
has ell along been practising.
Verify, that word "nastiness,"
which tho american used concerning
Bro. Robinson's late Jacksoinan, was a
nasty word in the eyesof tho Enquir-
er, and lily become that paper, to
have its pages soiled with SO foul q
word, whose litirature, week after
week is made up of the low braggado-
clio Of the negro kitchen, largely in
terspersed with all the seduction and
murders that transpire under its no.
ticel
As an act Of justice, Bright and
Wright must do something for it, but
I hardly know which one owes it
most.
The season here is very backward
and wet. The early planting is rot
ting, and the cut-worm is very do
structive, especially in sod ground
Wheat and grasslook well and prom
Use . large yield. Father Ravens that
old pioneer in methodism in Indiana
has lately visited us, and dispensed to
us the word Of consolation. Heseems
to belong TO another generation, and
stands as IL were, so near the other side,
that by standing tiptoe, he can hold
converse with his old companions,
gone before, and at the Same time,
talk back to US on this side.
notwithstanding the croakings OF
the African Jesuitical sheets, and the
other Of Jesse ID. Bright, tho M. f.
church was never in n moro prosper
ous cpd healthy condition.
NAVILLUS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
Health for the Sick

Or. Robaek's Scandinavian Remedies gro creating
revolution In the Medical Practice They act direct
" upon The CIRCULATION. disease originates IN the
blood, and hese medicines purge Il cut. In spep-
Ella, nervous complaints scrofuia, rheumatism, inelpl-
on. consumption, hls,,er complaint bronchitis, fever
and ague aud all disorders the lungs, the siomAeh'
the lvee, The bowels, The nerves or The skin, hsy are
lDIall BILE,
&C.. 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

A bright child asked his mother
where he should go when he died?
ITO Heaven" said the mother.
"Win get anything good to eat
there?''
eyes love, you will be fed with the
bread Of life"
4we!l, ! hope they'll put lots ofbut-
~ On IL"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
What Is Il for

This Woods Hair Resforatives
I.a ques ION asked daily BY huadrsds. We snswsr,
wisAsai hestuioa or fear IL contradiction, that 70
the only Gle known which will do al promise for
the human hrr. II wH rsses IL grosth, u ~N sop a'
aaiag, irR sstore ~ natural color II mot Hair
Dye, bu, a speedy and efneaeious Restorative. Teal
bottles 81, plnts %; qaarss3 prusgis's supplied on
n proprictors lorms. -.B Il. sun.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

A dentist presented bill for tho
tenth time TO rich skinhint.
at strikes me, said the latter, that
this is u pretty round bill"
Eyes, replied the dentis, I've sent
it around about often enough to make
il appear so, and now I've called TO
get il squared
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
Salt Rhcum and Erysipelas.

These diseases prevail much grsassr extent than
Ii generally sappossd they sopsas In 80 many DIN
ereul FORMS but We learn that there Is an infalible
remedy In DR.. weaver's Compound Salt Rheum syF-
up, together with the Cera.s. Sec the advertisement
IN another csiumn Of the wondsrfal cure OF vol
known citizen VI our yesnisy, eiIee.uslIy alone BY
thoso nsodi sinos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
JUST BIS HE'D

new edition Of DR.. Viewers Guide 10 Health;
Contains full directions for the immediate eurs OF
SALT RHEUM, ERysIPELAs, and all diseases ari
sing from an lmppre state the BLOOD. 1hisis one
Of the MOST iMPoRTAfT PUBLICATIONS Of the
day. should be Ia the hs nds Of every family. To
be had gratis. by all Of DR.. wea,ers agent. .f..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
Another Remarkable Cure Of Screfa.

Sparta, Va, March is,s.
sfessrs. Bennel q Beers;
oensiemens. Your cartsr's spanish Mixture has
performed remarkable In the person Of servant
man, afflicted with seroua In Tie vsss worst form. 30
bad had no become that his eyes entirely closed
and had been 90 more than ysari A last resort,
As everything else had iailod iwasresolveo 70 ry tas
Mixture. We administered Il according 70 directions
and wonderful V say perfect Ia. been elected
am satisfied that no medicine equals .Cpssrs span
lsh Mlxture.a. purifier OF the biood liza creating
quite an excitement h.re, and SELL rapidly send
another LOT by railroad.
Yours, Respectfully.
X. 4. BRoApDUs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

TIMETABLE EASTWARD.
1-Indi4napolis no A. NJ; spadss' lsls, A. NJ; on-
cinnsu 1880. p. NJ. AZ
s-IndianapoIIs loo P. NJ, Spades ts2i Cincinnati
$50 p. NJ
s-Indianapols ITO p M Spades 1920 r, Nj cinein-
natl 1910 A. NJ.
TIMETABLE WESTWARD.
icineinnati GOO A. Nj Spades SOS A. M; Indianap-
oils HOO A. N.
i---cncInnati 400 p. Nj Spades 4ss r. NJ; Indiana
polls 500 p. NJ.
s--cncinnat 600 p. NJ; Spades ss4 NJ, Indianap
oils 2:15 A. NJ.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
DIR. wEAvER's
Ga MIXER AND SALE RMEWE1
exrh s. x r. u ar
A 81 - 9 Err A TIE.

~ AN kpisPuIAbtk FACT That The A.
nowbefors The public for cut.neous Eruptions, salt
Rheum, Eyspela eor. Legs, Ulcers. Ola FeverSores,
Scaif Head. scarbutic Eruptons, &c. ~
Cases hat the most eminent Physicians have dcs-
pair Of relieving. ely Yielded 70 their
live powers and when used In sccurdance with The
printed cFectons which mp ny each bottle, the
Syrup and crats combined eradicate any ofthe above
named diseases, and leave the sufferer without bem'
ish. The medicines loo well tnosn 10 require any
thing than plain statement Of facts. The joyful
int lg~nee n reaching Ne dsiiy tom the kat West.
North and South, Of the wonderful cures they ars
pefiermnr who has ever tried shsss wonderful cures
and been deceived kcho answers. whoi
For sale By W. W. Roberts. Robert Browning. ,. p.
Aops Co, indlanapo polls. And by Druggists general
IT,. fIf J. N. HAhRfs 4 Co.,
Proprietcrs, Cincinnsti, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

What's best to prevent old maids
from despairing?
pairing"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

Fred, the prince Of wags, was get
ting homo rather late, and little hap
Ply; whom passing by n dark alley, a
largo two-fsted fellow stepped out,
and demanded his money.
Money" said Fred, money, I've
none; buff you will hold on minute
I'll give you my note for thirty days"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Why NilI You Suaer!

Read The testimony Of Dr.. H. p. Leonard, Druggist.
Fsyssse c. II. Alabama. dated January the 18Th
1855;
sDear Sir; Hoshsnds German Dirien have done
wonders In this section. youth, son OF 9. M.
Hubert, Esq, Of this eountp, had BEEN for several
months under the Gaze OF best p'sctoner without
relief and the reported doubtful, and the yonng
man. though scarcely able 70 get about, commenced
with the Bliten, He found 50 much relief from the
hrst bottle he continued take Il, until conf lee
cure was effected, lie Il now perfectly we'll and
stout"
All rho use the Bitters are satisfied icith
them.
Chauncsy Fowler said;
Tusksgee, Ala. Jan. !, 1851.
"The Bitisrs arc selling well, and think they win
continue so they give good sassaetion 10 those who
have used thsm.-
See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

Where redeemed, and rates paid:

The above comprises all the Free Banks
that are properly secured and within the
operations Of the General Banking Law Of
this State. ts~.-ssi Ell. ssa 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
RETAIL
Specie Paving Banks

Which.have complied with the amended
law Of 1855, and have securities deposited
to an amount not less than fifty thousand
dollars and ten per cent in excess Of their
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
"DW- Mamma, II we cross a brI

"sa- Mamma, if we cross a bridg
at night must we pay toll?"
"Of course, my dear; but why did
you ask2"
"Why, because the river will go
home to sleep"
"Ohl the river never sleeps"
"Then why has it bed mammal"
"Be still you brat"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
RATES OF COMMISSION
WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT "a MAD

RATES OF COMMISSION
WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT Is MADE.
On sales Of 1000 and under, our commission will be
2per cent except when the IL less than 400 from
$1,000 10 5000 will be chrrged IL per cents from e5-
600 81 900 will be charged per cent In all
per cent will be charged the first 1000. On all
sales OF property while In hands, commission will
be charged, though the sale be eonsummaed by other
pratics.
To withdraw property from our charge, we require
two weeks notice, and In contract Il commenced
before withdrawal, our commission must be paid.
M We are making arrangements to form business
connections with reliable firms In Iowa. Missouri, Wis
consn Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas, and will be
prepared 10 locate Land Warrants buy, exchange or
sell Western property to advantage, 20 those wishing
to emigrate toa new and growing country.
We shall conduct business With promptness and nte-
gritty and desire all those trusting their proper In our
hands 10 give fair and full description location
quality. advantages and disadvantages
Persons wishing exchange purchase or sell, we In
wife 10 examine our register
april 1851
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
RAwsoN VALE.
OWEN WILLIAMS.
RFFFRENcEs

REFERENCES
Stewart 4 Bowen, Jno. d. Dofrees, Prcst Central
Rank, indianapolis; Weeks a Stacy, TT. Dos Moines,
Iowa; Hon. Schuyler Colfax, NJ O., South Bend, Ind
Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond, Ind; d. Y. Cook, Atty,
Maumee City, Ohio: II. s. Cummings, Atty, Toledo
0hio Garfield Monet, Grooers, Cincinnati, 0hio Han
nah, Gerresto, Co., Cleve land, Ohio Hon. o. Bowen,
Hon. Tho w BARLEY, Hon Josiah Scott, supreme
Lippencott, Conn Co., Philadelphia BENZ. Powers
s. Moore Jr., Bankers, Delaware, 0hio Geo. Quinby
Banker, Bucyrus, Ohio; J. s. Morehead& Co., Louis
vile, Ky.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

LrTkRT FALfs, MeiEs co., o., Dee. ~, ~
Dn. FoRsnA--DEkR sns---lou Will rece lecf
selling me one doxan bottles Of Alternative bssn
= n board the steamer Ohio No. y upa4rd Iiu.I
abput the 9th or Iothf Noyember iast Ihase .oldli
all but two bottles, and can say % far httt sefn
aud known II red has cured more diseases. ana m
shore time. han medicine ever new. Ia
has already become popular here. q could sci q
large quaint " Oft 10 Nss gensa ~ knowa bat AZ
way had II on hand. ] should be CAD N you would
appoint me sole agent for the sale of In tis place.
ina much A. The othr m rchans Ia the pls
agents for Other medic mes nt nofth half ch. IL
" dc rculaton. A. all events, please q lend me
one dozen each 81 yonr different sized botsles asd
obllre. - =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


ISprASArous, Juno s, 1857.
an 17Mq0 MOLAssEs-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
CsIs'sd) !. ALEX: CLAIR
Lynehesrs, Highland CO., O., Jan q Sc. = -

fynchbure. Highland CO.. Jan 9'52.
Thisis 10 certify that have been Afflicted fr eerrn
light years "a the spinal aec Ion and Dyspepsia
aud part Of that time confined % my bed 4
had tried the various remedies prescribed by The pys-
clans who stendsd me hut obtsued NO pcrna ~
lif uutl ! tried DR.. torsha's Al.sraise Balm. b.
the time had used three fur DO tie felt great
III entirely cussd Of the shove nam, diseases
feel Il due the public. as wen a. 10 ~. Persia %
state the above named facts, and say that believe
the BALM 10 be the ezt medicine In use, and can
not recoamendi II too highly 10 suucring m nifty.
have used u In many othereases In M family 4 2
which Il was recommended, and IL has given enthe
satisfaction in all casss. JonE wkLkER.
/ amwell acquainted with Alexander CLARK and Ina
atementt be matters OF fact and they persons
respeetablity and esndor. .e .-u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

WA. KEYS,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

Dn. fonsn.,--Youf medicine has comll tely cured
me. aud hale and stout, and sfls 81 Elco-f
matte pains nhoat me, n1n yers thank fui that 500
made your appearances in this place. Toe only rret
nov haye "a. that you an not come sooner, q nacn
suffer ne and expense would have ae n done sssy-I
hope you may away be sueeessfnil ~lth me. ana
live toa good old age. and never sunstNIth TIE
Rheumatlsn. l have only used what balm boaxht
Of you, and an, nov nev man. yoars truly,
nOBT. BEATTY. .II4.'| - E. - e.. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
f'ur'' TO rur pupt,c = p Ia

This Is certify thai my wife vas am cited with Tie
spinal affection and dysrefs for nine years. aud
lirre por Ion u that time confined her roo1 Three
joints ~ her hack bne thrown out OF place aud
curved, caused b. dlsease and pain. She vas quite
bowsd down In her atuse duging her ilinfss. We
had three Physicians NJ end hsr during tie princi
nj pat Of her iin,ss, but ne csprriesccd NJ per-
mancnt relief frum th n pre- crist ons a. erssrds
and BY he time she had used tina bot i-she fen
great ell Z. She ussd but s~vcn bottles, VII a sue
and her backbone has lot IL cnrse and she Il a.
stnigh In her ature as she previous the at
tack. We hereby certify that we 30 iete the Ba
be The best m disine In use. and re oil We IA
certain cure for the spind Affect and dy pei and
cannot too highly re Dnimsnd Il 10 any person sficied
with the above disease. We elsD ind Il slcclnal
In our family. t1. fi- 9IH e ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

wholesale Depot, at J. a O. R..khst's, No 81 = earl
&. G IN.
DR.. Fwsha Drug Store, North side Of Finn Il.
doorr - offs ufth Gin. o.