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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-04
-E1gli M. IE"i

FrftH0iE Vs.. fhe hlsnghel
mqmbsf n ihe Hudson ilaliefy,
end 4 committee @ represent the
yifs ~ lhe same have
N nireL vi That mf fneue'i
aek acknowledgement are doc ani are
hereby rendered ~ iho Disc
bapgbion NJ Pamela county NJ
a..Ipp, for deif liad, appropriate
and wali timed present N clothing,
10 .hfoagh the ageney N Af u
alim
n sptsei. a. That va cherish
tdn hearts fdl u palinie tho
pleasing acnimenl. that While VI are
lpf from h,mc and IT, osienring as
,oeiaiions, W. are Pill remembered
by the noble hearts and fair hands Of
the ladies' Of on section II any
thing were wanting 70 FIRE our zeal
aud stimulate our energies IN the con.
test before ~, il would be- the graft.
flying reflection that our patriotic Ia.
dies are now doing as did the women
Of the Revolution.
ResOired 81. That our thank are
due Mr.. y. Walton for his services
aud his efforts in behalf oi d. CON.
pahy
Resoirci. lth. That u copy %
these resolutions be- sent to the Pan
ola STAR for publication.
Shst ". o. HUNTER,
President.
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H~ssecutris Noiiee.s

4 ETftRs ies'amcaiafy having i.
granted on the estate III. llssfss
HERON. licensed, 30 tha undersigned.
ihp asi May Term. A, u. lsba. " hs pr
bate ronrt ~ Tnllalmiclha runmn M
81 Mississippi, nll persoais hating rsn
aga ns' dc estate V1 said lleqsaenl, n
hereby requested 10 exhibit Tho salps o.
have Them registered In the mahsc, al
within the tmc prescribed by av, OfAr
will ly forever barred
SARAH & HEBRON,
juno 4. n'i.Gs fseentnt.
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T'AKEN up By W. y. Holt, near Svtif
/ port, j. miles cas-. Of Pamela, aas
bay horse pony, branded with q Nsn
brand on the left shoulder and hip, ~
six years old, and appraised TO sou
Pr. JONES, Eanrs
Pamela, Mas &c. f$b.. v1.nlva
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The state Of Mi.sis,lpp.

NE''fh 'F'fNA
Probate Court, May Tern, l'1l
10 John II. kllcbrew, j. ". Kllrhfu
and VIM. g. ntoom. guardian d Geo.
u kiilehfew. u minor, heirs at Inv, n
h. ". ki,ebrcw. decea.ei.
'xTUU nre hereby cited to be an
u appear before the Probate Cour
NJ said county. on the 9Th Mondas h
June, 1864, ana ,hov cnnse Wig the I~r
ton ~ ia ines y klletrew, Executor u
tho will 81 \. ~ killetrsw, deess,s
pfayihg fur n title 10 land bought Ima
said X. ". killeLges, deceased, .hosl
not be- granted.
By order oil the Court.
j. \. sicLiVb, osrk
i.su.I 9th MAY ls61, y,.nIy.h
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hslhs sa'sT Z 81 W. - 49,
lsgs " o. aa emlg#fg.
Som sstaal y hsW A. l.s l...t
~ islf asaahlars "A Va. ts....
has been srpd pw N ~ tIyA
che sgsafiIy sishdersf. Asa ~.
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fen Mt ~ he wIsghs. ha : ~.
W \ ifubI asleep " h IA a...
lagnf pleasures N Ne "a
zip hlm ftat III heels maj
Usafes. sid Ne soul M Il
ismhsl sai hlack ~ hsH shs,..
N gnra
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WI hup tlshI sfpllesi aha, NJ
pilgnlae sdlsheea IN cotton ~
siia ~ ihe Star aise
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TIE tlCksDuRs.ERs.

The Memphis Appeal says, God
bless these noble people. We wish
the land was fdl Of them. With
homes dcpcpulatcd, the wives, and
daughters, and the little ones, wan.
dcrcrs upon earth, the men have
clustered around their hear,hstones
to defend, to shc last extremity, all
they hold dear. Life to them is now
no,hing-property is notliing-shcir
MODEST interests are ut stake, and
with noblcst impulses they are stand.
Ing in the breach to meet the threat.
cned onset. The spectacle is NOR
ally sublime, and one to which Mis-
sissippians may point with PRIDE
We never surrender - that their
motto, and up to its spiri, we believe
they will live and die. Their home
is their Thcrmopylr, and with true
Spartan heroism there they will stand
and fight. and IL need be. fall.
.....
The YASKEES IN THE Soufu-
The army of Butler now in New Or.
leans, and other Yankee armies al
other points on che Southern coast,
think they have taken the country,
bur they will find before many month,
that the country has taken them
The yellow fever is a scourse eve,
to the native population. living II
comfortable houses, and having al
; the advantages Of systematic habit
and experienced medical attendance
!. What vdn II be among the dissipa,e,
! and unacclimctcd hordes Of III,
: Ncrths II needs no prophe. to pre-
dict.
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Mrs. G. +. cambridge, Pres.
Mrs. Jyo. d. CorrgH, Scc'y.

ALIEN RrsIprSTs-Te Conscrip-
tion Aet.-Thc following dispatch.
says the Mississippian, announcing
a decision upon a point Of consider.
able interest, has been placed at our
disposal:
NcuaoSp, May 18th.
Hon. p. B~arksiaic:
The Attorney General Of the Con.
fedcrste States, has decided tina,
aliens permanently residing in hi
Confcdcracy, . subject to Con
scription. q. ". RsSpcLrn.
Secretary Of War.
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The state Of Mississippi.

PAMELA COUNTY.
Probate Court, May Term, lS..
To ". NJ. Little, ward;
NOu ARE hereby cited to be md apes
before dc Probate Court u Sal
county. on the ith Monday in June, ls6.
aud show cause why the final amour, 4
u. y. Bryant, your guardian, should o.
lc allowed and recorded.
ly order Of Court.
j. n. Mcleod. Glen
I.suel lisy -, 1859. yi.nlg.ia
TILL. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela 'ouAiy.
To Harriet A.. Galbrsith and fIuari J.
Ornc, dcyisors Of Richard =. orns. DE-
ceased. and TO Duncan Galbfslsh, hu''
band cf said liarriet'A.
Vou are cited to appear bdar NJ
Probate Court Of said county, am
ith Monday in July neat. to anssf Ne
petition Of Eivira r. Motley, pn!r w.
titlc 10 land purchased Of dseeest'' M
show aus why the Jraysr u F'tA''
should not he srpnted.
By order ot Court.
j. n. MCLEOD, Cha
Mae -. x-.ntp.J w
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W. notice ~ ihs y . u.Isamt
pef', mys the App ma
iioles advertised 'n A..
~ uhfeifna aa 4.
~ Cohfaieplf m slli.
che purchaser miy eleel Sgs.as
b the proper Mind Of eaafl M, h
orr pcafl me.hl nnlt
true puifiptif m NnI N
tory o.. rarali 'a .nf
Roman. which nal Co 10
lols IN i'gae go mI m
whilc Hannibal lgar m
sicgng the ciiy, md ltanl h
itH gaics, upon q mNsfh af eahas
and ut uaailon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

At q meeting Of the Evening Star Temple
Of Honor. No 50. held on Monday evening.
Nav 18th. the following resolutions were
adopted
waxn.ss, IL has pleased the Grand TemPiar
above 70 take from among Us our worthy
brother. fnrDEkIcx PoxxRor. Who died al
Springfield. Mass. May 9Th. is62. and
While ws would submit to the dispensation
Of Al Advise Creator, yet. under deep
sense Of that afiicting stroke OF Divine
Providence. we feel IL a debt Ne owe TO
our deceased brother. 10 pay that tribute
due his memory. therefore.
Rssolped, That, In the death OF Bro. fsKp.
PoxrKor. this Temple has lost true aud
faithful oillar--one who was answering IN
his attachment TO the principles of our Order
the community An unofiending citizen; and
his family has suffered an irreparrable loss.
Received, That we deeply sympsthire with
the distressed wife and relatives OF the de-
ceased, In this sad bereavement
Resolsed, That copies Of these resolutions
DO presented to the family of the deceased
and furnish the city papers, for publication
PS. WESfFALL.
H. III. TEEL. Com.
wM. W0OLLEN.
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party. 70 Be compelled 10 hold tho second
convsnsion 70 modify their platform 20 suit
public opinion Il seems also. that there Is
bat little harmony in the party. IL Ne may
take the journals statement Of the matter
and We have no reason 10 doubt it truth
IL says.
1T Is the imperative duty OF every Demo
crat, who loves bis country. to use his innu-
ence in producing harmony in the party for.
without this. success l. uncertain. Il defeat i
no; inevitable"
From every part OF this State, 50 far As
sc are able to learn. the union party will
be triumphant by majority OF three fourths
Of all the votes to be cast The BRIsHr PAT
~ has not the remotes. possibility Of success
Il may amend and renew ia platforms once
. month IL Il chooses. but it il 30 imbued
with affliatioa for the Southern Confedera.
ey. that il will fail Of securing the support OF
the loyal masses Of Indiana.
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IL the Country Gentleman, of March 9th,
We ask ed the assistance OF our correspondents
in estimating the effect likely 10 be produced
upon the crops of the present year--espe-
cially in the West-by the withdrawal Of
more than half a million of men from the
field Of labor TO take part in the suppression
of the great Southern Instruction. We are
pleased TO learn that the very important agri
cultural State Of Ohio promises TO show no
falling of. Jno. Ii. klippert. Esq, Secretary
of the Board Of Agriculture. writes rs under
date Of Columbus. o., March 18th
$50 far as Ohio i concerned, learn by
replies to my circulars issued 10 every coun-
" in the State, that there VAS last year, and
will be this year. no diminution in the
breadth Of ground cultivated And what 10
me IS somewhat surprising. is the fact that
farm labor is as abundant "a Usual, of bet
ter quality. and ut no higher rates than in
former years. Ohio has Do. 600 men in the
field and in camp. and yet 80 far "a her indus
trial resources are concerned they are appar-
emily not missed. Is il possible that in Ohio
We have attained a maximum Of production,
and that the go, 900 now in service were a
surplus population. with whose services we
could dispense without disturbing our indus
trial economy2 In what direction shall we
seek for solution OF this anomaly VIII
the extraordinary amount of machinery in
| troduced explain itf"
To Mr.. Khppart's queries, We shall not at
present attempt al answer: they NAV suggest
responses from other sources. and they Ger
tainly afford room for careful thought. IL
would be matter of interest TO receive in
formation from other Western States upon
| the subjects mooted.
As 10 Illinois, letter from Livingston
county, since received, states that there mo
| diminution can be seen il respect TO the
amount of land that -lll be worked this
season. Those reraining seem to feel call
| ed upon for grester exertions TO make up
| the loss of their brethren now on the field OF
battle. Great quantities of sorghum will be
raised this season. Parties from the East
are looking it up with their usual shrewd
calculation and energy, and the amount
planted this year will he immense. "-CoEn-
| try Gentleman.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

One of the soundest furnishings ever adj
minislered in speech by one man 10 an.
other has been metcd out in London by
George Francis Train to Russell, the Times
correspondent. AT the London discussion
hall. where all the prominent topics of the
day are debated in public, the question upon
the RICH, of the President OF the United
States to exclude Russell from embarking
with he Federal army came up, when Mr
Train, who was almost alone in the aifirma.
tive. administered a laying to Russell of
Of America. which is remarkable alike for
is boldness and thoroughness. Mr.. Train
said, the time has arrived for the world 10
understand that the whole action Of the
Times. through its leaders and it's CORES
pendent, has been TO weigh golden soyeregns
IN tho scale against human life and human
misery" and proceeded 20 prove IL most sy-
en- stically and com pletely.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

We trust the policy Of reisxing the block.
ale Of our Southern coast vil be extended
a. speedily 81 possible 10 Norfolk The m
hsbitants Of that section Of Nirginia. snd Of
tie Whole Peninsula between the James and
York rivers. ara actually saass.ng for the
pscs~sAriss Of lie. The Fehsi armies guar.
tered among them for the Winter consumed
nexriy al Their grain and other provisions.
sni ne sabssqaeut passage Of the Union
troops completed their exhaustion. They
neef trade more than snythisg slss Thsy
have little money. u . true. that would be
available here. bu, they have valuable pro
psrty. and could doubtless obtain credit to sn
amount that would AFFORD them very great
relief. Nothing ~ill Strengthen the Union
feeling ssore rapidly shsn brisk and active
tr.ti. 9Th the North
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

James NJ. Mitchell, II. ID. Scott and II.
Barnes have been admitted to practice in the
United States Court
The following is a list of Grand Jurors for
the May term Of the United States Court:
John A. Matson, Foreman, Of Putnam co
Nathaniel Usher. of Knox co.
Robert Parrett, OF Lagrange CO.
II. B. Saylor. of Huntington co.
Henry Cravens, of Madison CO.
Pearson Murphy, Of Franklin co
James Hill, Of Shelby CO.
VIM. A. Montgomery. of Owen co.
Nelson Trusler, of Fayette CO.
George c. Clark, Of Rush co.
Daniel Sayers. of Wabash CO.
Jas. Burgess, of Hendricks CO.
Harvey ID. Scott. Of Vigo CO.
Thomas b. McCarty. of Wabash co.
Leonidas Sexton. OF Rush CO
T. r.. Korcheval, of Putnam co.
q. Hamilton.
James Blake. of Marion CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

A CsSsplsx VIsw.-The evacuation Of
Norfolk by General Huger. has doubtless
been dictated By he same course which CON
PEELED the retreat IRON the feninsula-the
defeat a. West Point. IL was utterly useless
10 sssemp< TO bold "a. for the defenders - ouid
Inevitably have been surrounded We con.
fe>z however. % some surprise # the blo-
ing up Of the Msrrsnac. We have never
ovsrrs,-d the pluck" Of the Southerners.
but IN destroying such vessel without en-
desvoring az least 20 iniare their opponents.
they manifested degree Of ''poltrooaery''
rarely II ever equslled -Tsrsnfo lCaRaaai
Gfekr
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Call For a Union state Convention.

Over sixty THeusASD OF the citizens OF In
diana having voluntarily taken up arms for
the defense Of the Government. and the pre-
serraton Of the Constitution and the Liberties
of the people. 1t is unbeconing those who
remain AZ home to array themselves in par
tisan warfare against each other. when The
probable consequences must be 20 prevent
the resources of the country from being APP
pliel 10 the support aud mainienaoe oil The
army. 10 engender strife and discord. to with
hold supplies FOR the warworn soldiers, aud
recruits for the ranks thinned by battle: and
may terminate In the decentralization OF the
army. aud the oyerthrow OF constitutional
liberty.
Therefore. most earnestly depfecating all
efforts to keep on foot party influences. pre-
lndices and discipline. all persons, Electors
Of Indiana, who are in favor of the vigorous
prosecution of the war for the preservation
OF the Union aud the maintenance Of the Con
sttulion. and opposed 10 the disloyal Con
vention of the sth of January last. are. with
out respect 10 past political associations. IN
yited 10 meet In Mass Convention, at In
dianapolis, on the 18th Of June next. Tor the
purpose OF nominating candidates Tor the
Offices of State. to be voted Tor al the next
general election.
And to the end that Indiana may continue
to enjoy the high position with the other
States which she has in the present war hith
crto occupied. and that all the energies OF
the State may be uniledly put forth for the
eifectual suppression OF the rebellion. that
the Constitution may be respected. its au-
thority acknowledged. and law aud order
once more established all over the land. il -
earnestly hoped that all good citizens will, for
tho time. put aside party. and mite for the
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
For The Expfess.l
An INVOCATION.

eod % Heaven, earth. aud sky-
rhou who holtesi Ia thy hand
All hats seen 10y mortal eye
Elrss and save oar cherished land.
Help - IN iAls hear Of need.
A lLou didsi our AReien, sifes,
That dear fresdssa may nj bleed.
TIL The spaEk " life expires
Strengthen sv'ry loyal heart.
.. t'oa. aud make ss ssfoag
t. Withstand each poisoned dafs
Hurled a. as ~ rebel tbroak
As cur hosts mose Ga lhelr way.
shaking earth iike thunder's roae.
sniie. o God, % them, Ne pray
give them vics'fy. We inploss.
Hopeful. happy. ne ~ill be.
On that bright and blessed day
When Columbia shah be free
From the f.e- thai ma beifay.
shouts q JOY ~iil al the air.
Aud well sclcome home the brave.
Thsn car Fag. untalntes. far.
DER Thy chosen land shall wave
TerFe Hauss. Ind. Ma Z. lsss.
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Parron Brownlow Jaw

farson brownioN says
lfl owed the Devil a debt aud IL Vas 10 be
discharged by the rendering up 10 him ola
dozen 81 the meanest, most revolving and
God forssken wretches that ever could be
cullod from the ranks Of depraved human so
ciety. and ] wanted 70 pay that debt aud get
premium upon tho payment. would make
a tender TO his Satanic Majesty Of twolve
Northern men Who sympAthiscd wiih tbs Ia
fernal rebellion. Great cheering II |
am severe and bitter in my remarks, cries
Of no. no. not bit Of i,''l-if am. gentle
men, you must consider that We In the South
make personai matter Of this thing. laugh
ter We-hsve no respect or confidence ia
any Northern msn who sympsthises with
lhss lpfsrnAl rebellion-lCres Of good.
good. > nor should any be tolerated Ia walk
ing Broadway At any time. such men
onght 10 be ridden upon rail and ridden
out Of the North ("Good. good They
shoald either be for os against the mil
dam" and | roald make them show their
hsnds.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

In = announced TIA, The lirss twslve pseee.
Of ordnance Of The celebrated huntrsf sub.
scrihed Tor throughout Europe Coz the Fot.
tre-< of Alesssndris. in Piedmont, have been
cast Tbsy srs riaet is pounder- Ia cast
ion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

Tax Nashville Unioa sAys
Jefferson DAVIS. President Of The southern
Conisderacy. q The sor Of horse thief. ~bo
once lived N the town Of Fairrlew, Todd
eounsy, ksntacky. some fifiy milss from
tbs eisy. he = said % be = bastard. Ard
he = Tie bead offs bastard confedsracy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

K<otssp has pad simply IL inissesi money
80 her national debt. daring the last is3
wears. hard cash 70 the enormou. amount Of
I2.lSo. 80 .iis. o. more than ten ard hall
tkoasast million follars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

Brx woop, OF New York. asked leave oil
the House. fev days since. TO print
speech he had prepared. without reading Is.
which VAS chzritAbiy granted He opposes
the war as fsnaticAl abolition one. attacks
she Administration violently. and condemns
the spirit Of ,he North. whose hands. he
says. are red With blood. urging on the war
lie says az honorable peace Is within me
grasp of Congress without further blood
she'd:
He makes 10. the remotest allusion 10 the
rebels participating IN var, but regards u As
one Of sabjugatioa Of portion OF the
American people, fanatically waged By the
party In power. No speech could have been
written mere suited 10 the ears OF the rebe.
Congress, and IL i 10 wonder that be WAS
ashamed 10 read IL in the House of Repre-
sentatIves.
Mr.. Woop u one Of the men ubo recon-
needs thu organization Of the Democratic
party to save Tho Union. tie desires eompro
nLs with the rebel government. and did he
not believe the Democratic party under the
nd of yArI.xpIeH voosaKEs and Ros
sssos. would force the Government 70 com
promise With the rebel leaders, he would not
70 20 anxious for i,s reorganization. Ae2srs
roosg.rs, vAfI.SDfeuAs. BaieBr. WooD,
aud one OF two others. are particularly snx
.ous 70 reorganire the Democratic party. 80
- 20 prevent tho entire defeat Of the rebel
leaders, and - a consequence. save them
from Punishment or an ignominious death
upon the scafioh. Neither Of them vii ey
or he re elected 10 Congress. unless. how
ever, they should remove to South Csrolins
and become candidates for the rebel Con
srsss. Their principles are such that the,
~oald likely succeed in that case Thsi
time for further mischief Is brief.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

THk Princess Alice. Of Enslsrd. eomple
tel her nlneseenfh year On the 1ssh uii
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
RE Al ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 Real Estate Dealers. -
~ have Dwellings sui Store Rooms - nsaf ,,
to~ns. szcslsnt liaess % ell Eeods. Witch iii
srase 80 properly n o. near Tefrs Hsnte, All pay
dirsrence "a cash Apply g.
sHkRnNkT,
feristAwtn hfsl Eeaif Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
PIANO TUNING.

4 GREABLY To THE WISHES
a N Of many OF my former patrons. have resuna-
ed again Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Aelodeons
aud other Musical instruments. Being practical
piano maker also favorably known 20 many citizens
OF Terre- Hante a. a first class Tuner for six
years perfect satisfaction Is guaranteed 10 all favor
ing me with their patronage. Will visit Terre-
Hsute regularly every -four weeks. Pianos viii be
engaged by the year.
All orders ieft at the residence OF Mrs DIR. Allen
Pence, Mrs. Nodesitt, OF the Sisters Academy, VIII
meet With prompt attention. Respectfully,
L. ktSSNEH,
Musie Dealer and Tuner aud 9epairer Of Music al
Inst uu.ents GRFENCASTi.f, IND
myl6du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
m e DicAI.
HELMBoLD'S GENUINE pRepA
IL TION

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PRgPA
III TION
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND ftUiD EITRAcr Rr..u,-
Positive and Specific Remedy
For Dsscas~s 81 the BLADDER, KIDNfYs Cpavkt
ans DR0PsIc Al. swEllINGs.
Thls Medicine Increases the dover 81 Dise.st..
ana cxcft-s thc ASSIGNMENTS into hssltly sctlo..
by which tie wATERY on cALcAkous d-posi-
ttous zfad all UNNATURAL ISfsARgsFNkST- ar.
reduced. a. well a. PAIN AND INFLAMMATION.
NKS. wouES. on CHILDREN
HuNHoID's FATRAcr BUcHU
foT Weaknesses
ATTENDED, WIN THE FoII.owfso SYMPTOMS
lncisposition 10 kksrllon. Ioss u powe.
loss u lsofy. IHnieoi, - Bresthsns,
Horror OfDsease. M.k.fnlsas.
blmlesk 81 Niaioli Pain An a.. ~
unlssssAl i-as-isuas = t-s Muscular syatssn,
h"' hane.s flusLing ~ ibe Body
Ivy he-s 81 me eAln, krcptons the FsCe
fAII1D COUNTENAScR.
These symptoms. IL allowed X -. ~hich III.
me d.c,ns inssflshiy removes, soon follows
IAP0TENCl, fATUfTg, FPII EfT1C PITS
IN ONE or WHICH THf PATIENT MAY FNfIRE
Who can Say that they are not frequently folloss-
- those "D.kEfUL DISEASES"
INSANITY ASDCoNsUNFri0F.'
Many awAre Of the 81 their suferin.
BUT NONE VIII. CONFESS.
THf RECORDS or THF INSANE AsYLUNs.
Andthe Melancholy Desfhr ~ consurnrtioa,
HsAk ssriE wnNEss THE TKrTH o. THx Ase,kr1os.
Tfff CONSTITUTION UNCf AffEi TIKI WIZ
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
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