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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18
DR. y. MORTlMORE,
coSTt,isc AND
PRESCRIBING PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE, ROOM 40. %, wORSIIAM
HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN. .f
[ The saHs oecvpisd bv hin, the mast hyx,

u
Of diseases Of thu l.nng. and Throat.
diseases Of the Heart, Liver, Spleen, Kid.
nsys and Spme. Neuralgia, Nervous Head.
ache, Rheumatism, dyspepsia aud Chronic
Diseases 81 Stomich md Bowels. Also,
the various affective forms Of ecn,als Dis.
eases. O6ee hosfs from 0 O'Clock, A. ~,
to y O'Clock, r. u.
In presenting my professional card q
above TO tho public, ] am Amply comp'y-
Ing with earnest requests Of vast Numbers
Of my personal friends throughout the
South. This friendship orisinsted h my
professional Geatmcot Of the huudrsds
and thousands who have, during past years.
and Up 10 tho psesess time, visited ma
either ~ Nsw Oslcaas, Matches, vistsbvvg,
Mobile, Mo.sNonerL Bailey Spsi9ps q
this city. ] a,s , 2ative II ~ ooasA,
which hes beeu ~ hona ~ ~ oeld Of
my professional eassss. Dy invitAsjsus. /
have vinssd shs pslssipal ooslhsva sllss,
and T.v9n ~ essy gesss past, ny apssial
asts1ll1o oAQoels dissasss. AZ sssAsds
my - eesiag eoros, IN vast nnm.
ben = N isirisass and diaesls
sasss, - |nnauity q large, al isAss
wheRsIl - tsows, are prepared to Judge,
wbilc may add, ! have been the Iss,piesi
" moro than ono ihousaud letters, ic.si-
nsouials from ladies aud gentlemen cf ihc
highest social rsspecsibiIisy. Of coarse,
eesesins myscIf 10 spscisli.ies Of chspsis
dlnensu, tho larger portion Of my visisipx
= 1nes ere slpsc whom their family rhy.
~ have failed " cure. Bu, from, long
ubsIsaee, such havs become 80 familiar
- - tass ! end 'i,sis " ~ dieiuuisy in
rcstollpg - health vhsse cure 10 possi.
Bic. Besides those mgnsioneJ IN my card.
give assention 10 all forms of chronic
d,sesscs. Especially nay this spply 10
sugssipg fsmslss, chose estreme ahsssisn
10 knovn oaly ~ thsmselvss, uish naay u
vhom life seems osIy bsrdss, " days
md hours ere passing away 10 ain and
ssx,ety, this wssh sssrrisl ed 80 3, even
in the Highest circle and sssisl ~ Ilioss In
society. Az nsay thossas1s hssa already
found, so may shey also that there 4 r..
l,ef, and the toll sajoymsns Of health for
them, provided On sissk pass, sAsy make bu,
reasonable exsrtiou.
~ charges ere moderate 10 oil eases,
much less in many instances than they have
already paid for r6,sss where no benefit
Was derived.
My remedies always safe, are prepared
81 specially adapted 10 tho rsqslremenls
of saeh scpsssse sass. Whore possible 10
DO %, pasiesss had better visit and have
ana Interview al lc,st. Afser sneh sntev.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
FICTITIOUS HissOKY.

Senator JOHN SHERMAN. of Ohio. in speech
a. Warren. Ohio. on the Fourth OF July made
the ioloving statement in reference to tue adop-
ton of the Declaration of Independence:
The final decision on the Declaration was
announced At two o'clock 10 the afternoon of the
4gh day OF July, 1916. OF Secretary Thompson.
IN the assembled Congress in independence Hail
IL was a moment OF solemn interest, deep
silence pervaded that august assembly. Thou
sauds OF snxiou. citizens had gathered ia the
streets Of Philadelphia. for !, vas known that
the hnsl decision would DE made on that day
From the time when Congress convened in the
morning. the Old bell man had been 10 the siee
pie Hs placed boy IA the door belO- 10 give
notice when the announcement shesd be made
There Vas long deisv. out suddenly q shout
came up from below, RIngl Ring. and the old
bell, s-aying backward and forward. in its loud
voice proclaimed. according to its motto. Lilo
erty throughout sll the lsad. unto all the nhsb
iisnts thereof
Tie PniAdeIpbi, lnquircr thinks Senator
SHERnAS will De slightly as;onishsd when in
formed that there 10 scarcely . word Of truth in
this story. and adds II may have been about
two O'Clock on TIE t.h OF July. l776. that Secre-
lsfy Thompson announced TO ihe Members Of
OF the declaration; bu, We do not know OF any
contemporary statement as evidence which jusri
hes the assumption that lie instrument was
adopted Al ths, particular hour In regard TO
all the rect Of the account. il is simply untrue
There vas no crosl il he streets of Philsdel
phia on tie Ia Of July. l776. waiting for the
adoption OF the Declaration, nor did the citizen,
kSo~ that the subject sAs before Congress. which
sat With closed doors CERsrorHrR M.rs.Ir
the faithful chronicier OF daily events in Phla-
delphis in l776 Whose diary is mirror Of he
tmss. says nothing sbou, the Declaration on
the An. 5Sh. 9Th OF 9Th Of July, or abou, he
crosds. or the ringing Of ihe State House bell.
or sny Of the fictitious incideats which Senator
SHEExAs used 10 adorn bis grafton Twas not
Until the eth Of July thai be speaks OF The
Declaration. AID b describes clearly all tina,
was done or that day. whsn The instruue Vas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18


1t i reported that the fruit crop through IN
diana will be excellent,
The Larrenceburgh National Bank Of To-
diana. capital i2OO. 600. bas jus, been organized
Nearly one half OF last year's corn crop, in
siso county is still IN The hands OF the farmers.
The 'siiaus s,iH insist that the negroes are
better than White mea We shall look for mis-
eegena'ing in that quarter, out the negro will
20, be improved BY correction with such poor
white trash"
THE CRors- ELKHaET Couxrr The vet
weather. FOR the last fortnight, has very much
retarded the work OF harvesting in this locality.
but the wheat is still uuiujured. mostly hsrv ested
and. With good weather for few days 10 come,
will be gathered H. in good condition and afford
full average Weld. Coru and oats never
looked better AZ this season Of the year.
Says the New Albany Ledger
The truth Is. that those who are 80 anxious
to force negro suffrage upon the South, DO not
do 80 on: Of any regard for the freedmen, bu,
because they think that in the negro elemen,
they would always End passive instruments for
carrying out their own projects. So far as our
own State is concerned. two-tbrds Of them. like
Robert Dale Oven and EI Governor Wright
were the most furious opponents not only OF
negro suffrage but of all other negro rights
They love the negro no better now than they
did then. but think professions of regard for him
will pay better now than formerly"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
The CIVIL status CT the Paroicd
PrtsOneFs.

The New York tribune in replying 10 some
structures on its position in regard to The civil.
status ofthe psroled prisoners, referring to Gene
raj GRANTS term. Of surrender with LEE, re-
marks:
Well, Mr.. 4, if those terms are purely mil
itsry." - YOU insist srd ve 90 not care 10 els
pute then, surely, military men ought 10 com
prehend their proper force aud effect. Now.
then, We defy YOU to bring forsard one single
Major General now in the Union service-bsrely
one-sho Niil back the opinion that the paroled
rebels msv be arrsigned, tried and punished for
treason Without breach OF faith on the part Of
cur Government And We back tAis challenge
BY confident arermen; that. If our Government
ever DOES treat them. Gems Grant, Sherman
Candy. aud others OF our most illustrious com
msnders. will Immediately resign their commits
sions And this, We believe. come of them have
already decidedly intmated Would your pro
fcients" wish prosecution pressed in def.nc
of such iniimstion?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
His Immense Menagerie,

Composed Of OF the Largest and Most Interesting
anc in al rel CTS.
THE MOST RARE AND CUR oUS BIOLOGICAL
COLONY
Ever seen, comprising spec meis
From Greenl ni's icy mountains
From Midas coral rtratd
Where Aries sunny iounts rs
Roll down their golden sane:
From many ancient river,
From many palsy pain"
Have been gathered 10 perfect this glart collect n
among wnlch will b. found the following list which en-
brace of the ,olagical specimens and is deem
cd 10 be The correct catalogue on ex bition
Asiatic aud African Elephants Arabian Can els Sene-
gal Leopard, Kos al aziiisn ger. pc Good Hope
Lion a. LiCness. Is ack T ger. Panther OF Paraguay
Stripei aud Spotted Hy nas Calforns Grizzly Be .rs
Black Bear Of Ii dson Bay, Cinnamon Bear Of Ores on
lcbneumons and Ant Eaters. Nnmidisn Lion aud Lioa
eos, Lioness and Whelps. Zebra Of Zahara Apes Non
keys and Baboons. New Holland Hangar os Peruvian
Lama Alpaca OF the Andes Re Bsoa Offers from
the Sandwich Isles Nebraska Buffalo. siberian White
Coons Civet and Musk Cats, PorcHpDe. Hedgehog O,-
posum>, Asietic Jackas, Syrian Coats Madagascar BSb
BIZ.
AN IMMENSE ARRAY. comprising birds Of rare and
gorgeous pltmage. Among those Wanderers Of the
Upper Deep Will foun specimens Of The following
CHRONOLOGICAL varieties:
African Pec IN, spanish Macaws, Wheedah Birss
Love Birds, African Grow ned Cranes Golden and Silver
Pheasants Chinese and English Pm -ssants King Lori
Bird, Albion Gui Hens, White and Grey Tropical
tockatoos Paradise ris, South American Patrols AZ
rican Parrots and Psroqueis Also great variety Of
Australian Birds Of gorgeous plumsge Attached 20 This
Grand Exposition
THE ONLY ARABIAN cANELs IL AMERICA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

for the frat time reA "a ouby;e f,on n. ,oh..,
'a'ory 10 TOE S"'e House yard, b. JoHs NEroS,
after which sss Kings ARM we're taken down
from above he judges sea. il TIE courtroom
in the State House and burned We do 10, blame
Senator sHrsxAS particularly for making the
mistake Wha, be has stated has been errone-
ously accepted as truth By many writer's who
were not particular 10 investigate the authority
for the supposed facts shial they undertake to
relate We have seen The zane story in various
books. which we're made by compilation. and not
by historical investigation. This story about the
crowds on the Fourth, the old nan. the boz and
the bell, Ess the invention Of GEoRGE LlrrAsp.
and appeared w a novel eslled Legends Of the
Revelation Legends which were not legends
in the true sense Of tie word, but imaginary de-
scriptions Of what might have been, but was not
Even in Philadelphia where the matter is well
known by students Of local history. the same in
accuracy is frequently manifested in relation 10
the circumstance. attending the adoption Of the
Declaration of Iudependerce Thus. Que OF the
Philadelphia papers said feT days ago:
Eighty nine year, AGO there stood ia tie
State House Yard. NOW our Independence
Square 40 old observatory, which tradition SAYS
wss erected BY Benz amin Franklin for the pur-
pose OF viewing the comet which was 10 appear
in l76S. On the 4th Of July, l776 there
sounded from that wooden framework the deep
voice OF Speaker Hancock. "a he read those i'm
mortal words: When in the course o; human
events il becomes necessary for one nation TO
dssolve the political bands which bind them TO
another and the rest Of that glorious American
Magma Charter Of Freedom, the crowd there as
semoled, We are told, remained in perfect silence
until the last pledge of the lives. the fortunes
and the sacred honor of The signers was an
nounced, when the whole multitude broke forth
10 shouts OF exutstion, and amid the booming OF
the old bell, as IL proclaimed liberty throughout
all the land, the new nation ives born.
This contains the same fiction about the bell
which was not rung on the Fourth Of July, al
though probably it was on the eth. The 10
quirer says, the observatory was not erected b.
FRANKLIN. nor was il put up to take Al Ohserva-
ton OF a comet IL was erected by the Ameri
can Philosophical Society 10 observe the transit
of Venus. about the year 1859 BKNJsNIN FRANK
LIN had nothing 10 do with it. being At that time
in England, but DAv RlrrESHoUsK. the as,Eono
mer, principal promoter OF the enterprise
and himself made an obse' va,ion Of the impor
tant astronomical phenomeas. Speaker Han
cock never read the Declaration ia public, either
on the In of July. 1916, in thar observatory, OF
at any other time Il is necessary once 10 d
while, for he sake of the true history" to no.
tce these misrepresentation and to refute them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
a .pwEYo~rEuou- nUnBUG.'


Several OF the leading Republican papers are
publishing the manifesto Of one GEoRoE " l.
BIcKIET. NJ. d, Who represents himself TO be
the President Of the L @ The document IL
dated at Fort Warren, and Of course appears oy
"Govrnment authority" Whoever has the
patience and courage to read this address. some
Eve or sir columns long. cannot arrive al any
other conclusion than il einsns,ed from an ind
vidual Who, II not an inmate Of al Insanee AsJ
Ium. 90. a &, candidate for that institution.
The Rochester N. Y Democrat. 81 ultra Re
publicsn paper. has the candor to make the FOL-
10 sing admission in regard TO uba, is terms. s
Sc IT, 90 far as i,s being. or having been. formi-
dsble conspiracy - overthrow the Government,
s"prepos,erous humbug''
His the President Of the X g. c state
ment is sufficient Of itsef 10 show that the
Golden Csrcl> - DrsDosfeT0us humbug whose
real object 90 crafty the ridiculous vanity oil
George w. l. Buckley. NJ. ID IL vac evidently
reasonable fanatical and mischievous 80 far as
its power extended. but IL se can Judge Of II
from this absurd manifesto, Il rGs more f0rmids
bic on paper hsn IN reality
Such. il appears. and by Republican authority,
Is the sum total Of What the Republicans eharac-
sc,erized. previous 70 the elections Of lac, fall
asa formidable conspiracy Of the Democratic
party TO overthrow the Government, The
Rochester paper is now willing to confess thu,
the X G.. c. vas 'preposterous humbug. and
more formidable on paper than in reality
That's about the truth Of the matter. and IL i'm
portant elections had not been pending. the pub
le would never have been alarmed By startling
revelations OF formidable conspiracies by the
h. G. c.. s . Of l.. or o A. k to overthrow
the Government--orgsn rations for which the
Democratic party was held responsible BY the
Republican leaders to advance their partisan in
terests. When reason resumes its sway. and
the people are prepared to discuss poll;
cal subjects dispassionstely, and without
their judy ment being warped by prejudice. ;hey
will De nstonshed At the sud.cty Of the political
leaders who misled them, 10 advance their
schemes Of personal sgsrandisement. Mi-repre-
sensations for partisan purposes have been ia
great measure the cause Of the recent troubles oil
the country aud shen the people feel tbe grind
ing effects OF the policy OF the party that has
ruled the county for the past tour years. theJ
will then be prepared 10 properly appreciate the
deception which has been praeliced b. those who
have taken advantage Of the patriotic impulses
OF the country 90 promote their personal ends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
A RENEFAcTRESS.

There il in the public eye whsss name had
AL along been associated. in mind x.a the cyan
kee, Qusck" and Humbug." But ID = so no longer
and desire 10 her from Al such su pcious
associations IN all other minds. Whsfeyer notions ne
may have OF sOmsny delicacy and propriety We will
AL admit that woman alone 4 the Nurse-the GOOD
Nurs--the best Nurse. Nhe her shall have Female
Physicians or not, i question which must be decided
by time and principle and a offas:e Pride.
prejudice, caprice aud custom may well behave them
selves, Tor There Is really want. there will also be
supply; there be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society always seif-supplyns,
ana though Ar snd Fashion may binder, they cannon
prevent.
Mrs. Wnslov does not wish to treat you gentlemen
nor does she prescribe regimen for your ~ives bat
pness TO your Infants in the cradle Is there anything
improper In THAR Nurse OF go years" experience
can boldly say what is i not good for babe and
ought TO be listened 10. Cod speed her on her humble
and happy mission. She IL the most successful phy-
clan and mosi eectual benefactress little ever
enjoy d. her dotng parents excepted. Just open
the door for hsr aud Mrs Winslow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this
are sure that will teach eur ''susy to cav "a
Blessing on Mrs. winslow''-for helping Der 10 survive
and escape the gripping, colicking teethng siege
We confirm every word forth In the pro~pects. n
performs precisely what IL processes TO perform everv
part OF ft-noth.ng less-Awsy with yeur Cordial
Parcsorc, Drops, 'Laudanum." and every osher
Narcotic, by which the babe Is drugged into s;updsty
and rendered dali and ciotic for life
We have never seen Mrs winslov know her only
through the preparation OF her "soothine svrup for
make her, as she IS physical savior to the infant rare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
q Qualifications OF Voters I'm the Dif.
fereUt states.

This question being nov before the people in a
very important shape, the following facts in re
gard to the privileges OF the elective franchise
may be OF interest:
Ia Massachusetts,. Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, North CArolins. South Carolina
and Georgia, all voters must have proper qual-
ihcatioO. and in Maine and New Hampshire
paupers are excluded
The negro is not allowed 10 vote unie, apv
circumstances IN any % the States which com
posed the Union in 1860. executing five and in
only t~o Suites, vermont and New Hampshire,
u coloied person allowed 10 vote without :
proper qualification. In New Hampshire there
were, in 1864. one hundred and ninety co'ored
voters, and IN Vermont. ou'y eighty
Ia Massachu-et's. every vo,er mu,t. aiihin
two year. have paid SITE or count, tax. IN
less excused from tsx,i1n
10 khOde Island. a voter must own roll -
tate of one hundred and thirty four dollars value
or OF The clear yearly value o: seven dollars over
any ground rent.
colOred person is not allowed 10 vote IN
Ne~ York unless he has resided 10 the Sis G
three years. srd is "A irossolder Ia value ot to
hundred aud d'ty dollars and p,id taxes thereon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

There u striking similarity betseeD the
Journsls. aud The party il represents idea of the
freedom OF opinion sud OF speech and that Of a
despotic ruler. The latter allow. tie utmost
liberty Of expression il ii 10 in h.rmon, With hi.
osn views. but zoe 20 the luckless individual
Who he. the srdAeity 70 oppose them The
Court organ. OF yesterday. in referring 10 the
arrss; Of Mr. ErHERiDeE. OF Tennessee. avs.
a. ae utmost freedom OF discussion i harm
less. when .t relates 10 the civil policy Of the
Government. aud Is carried on tv parties Who
are cot its eDeniss. Bat The @iss gidsd maa who
takes Up arms against the nation, Is 20, 20 mis.
shisyogs - the ADLER and more guilty oenssosus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

A IL persons iudet 81 10 he hiking sund hereby
n notified that all lands Iors saii fund aud
whic intere has not been paid ia advance fr the
year, WI be ad ersed fJf sixty davs pre-
TO and offered at public sale second Tuesday in
December next.
By order Of the Board OF Comms siouers
" II. TALBOT, President
JAY IS, 1895.
7 TThe following named newspapers will please p7b-
fish the above advertisement 10 tn weekly issue 10 the
amount OF Isro Dollars aud forward copy Of per and
bill 10 this oftics,
Register and Republic m Lawrenceburg: Courier Mad
lson; Journal ana Demok II, Evansville Journal d
Express, Terre bau'e; democrat, Princeton Pres
Greenctsle; Palladium Richmond; Sentinel Fort Wa, ne;
Sun, Vinoenne>; Journs lafayette; kevies Crawfrds-
vile; Democrat Goshen; Uusn. Laporte Standard,
d-rson; Eagle Decatur; Republican, re.nsburg senli-
nell Rochester; Democrat and Republican Plymouth:
Democrat, honticcll,; Republican Kuckvile lun1eer
Shelbyville; Democrat, HgntDgton; Ledger. New Al
bany; Democrat Salem; Democrat, Columbus Register
ST Joseph; Republican, Valparaiso; Post Go umb city;
lndianian, Bloomfield; Democrat. Franklin; Kepo rt-r
Canneton; Democrat COrydon; Democrat. Rock rort,
Union, Danville; Crescent Frsnkfar; Times Delphi:
Pharo' Logsnsport: Courier Newcastle; owen County
Journal: Spencer; Democrat, Tip on Keveille, vevay.
iyle-diw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

The GEORGIA SrArE LuNATIo AsuLuM.-pr
Green, Superintendent OF the SITE Lln4tie
Asylum, has been in this city during the last lea
day., looking after the interests OF his numerous
family at Milleigeyille. Osiug To the IN ,bliiy
20 use the fluids in the State Treasury in pur-
chasing supplies. the appropriation by the Legs
lature has been entirely useless: and il has also
been almost impossible 10 procure them on the
credit OF the Safe Some time ago, the necess,
lies OF this Instituaon we're communicated to
Ten Wilson, eho responded 10y ordering hi
COmmlssary To issue :o he institution a cert an
qusutity OF meal aud bacon. ana another urd,I
wss made yestcrdiy, directing the issue OF ali
that might be necessary. after other rleaGs OF
getting subsistence should be exhausted The
trends OF The poor unlCriuuates will with grsti
tude remember Gen W FOR his kiudness ia this
particular The inmates IL the asylum, nader
treatment, now number about $50 Macon Tee
graph
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

W sc sn advertisement ia your columns u kks
rof' 10 favor Of patent medicine before In our life.
ooi Se lee implied say to yoar readers that ths
=" homong-ve have tined H. and know u 10 be all II
claims al probably one successful edi-
eines Of the day. because II Is one Of the best And
those OF yOCr readers who have babies cane do better
than lay in supply
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18
SURETO REGULATE tae BOWELS
ReIietlaad Health TO Your Infants.

We have pat up aud sold ths aciefor over 10 years
and CAN SAY IN C0NFIJENCE AND TRUTH Of n xhat
We have ever been able 10 cay Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAlLkD ~ A SINGLE INSTANCE 10
EFFECT CJkE, when timely used. Never did
know an nsta &c OF dissatisfaction by any who used
H. On the con raTy all delighted ~ith it, opera
tons, and speak In terms Of of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak In this matter
WHAT wR DO KNOW" ater 30 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OR REPUTATION FOR TBp FULFIL
AENr or WHAT We RERE ID .CLARO. In almost .
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
aud exhAu tcn, relief will be found In fifteen or twenty
nj utes alter the syrup L. administered.
ful directions Tor using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PR.
hiNS. New York. is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

DIR Schne2p. in the Complies Rendu.. has
suggested new, aud il is said successful treat.
meni of pulmonary complaints. from & cough TO
consu mpuon. His remedy is an intoxicating
drink called ealu=yrse, prepared from as>e- milk
The idea OF tni- preparation arose from the gen
ersl belief that consumption il unknown among
the nom .die Inhabitants OF the steppes OF Rus
sia. who are In the habit OF drinking kuul., or
feruertei mares milk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

Inc f"ilo~ng IS an extract from q letter wdf,en bv
me Rev Holm, pastor q the Pierrepon, Street
n2ytlsi Church, Brooklyn, ~ Z. the Journal ara
zesehger, Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes m t.vor
OF that worlc-rsEazned medicLe MRS WTssIOW,s
SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR CHILDREN TEE1HISG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

The great popularity q Mrs.. Nlrslos's Soothing
syrup. for children teethng. Ia. induced snprl.eS.
persons articles be for the ssp< pur-
pos- in advertising which they have net only oonea
advertisements and notices from the press but have
copied certificates ana letters from e.ergym-n AZ
cshsrs AIMING other ear rsru,ne oortincafe~
RewGs AL tDiSssprs rsr--t0mRvGs.