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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
BIGGER
EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,

EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
DraDn Numbers for the Maryland Stale Lottery, No.
23-dreD 23d inst in Baltimore:
33 % 80 Is ~ 20 % 50 81 as.
Ticket % 27 So the snug little capital Of s. 900, WAS.
as usual, sold and paid at sight by BIGGER.
$4,000 Capital. and 100 Prizes OF g 900.
Union Canal Lottery, No. IA.
To be tram 30M .NoUenibey.
GO No Lotiery-i0 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
$20,000-S10,0 00-S5, 000-S30 600
100 prizes Of $1,000 &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves s. quarters so.
New Work Lottery Extra, NO. 81.
To be draDn IN Decenber
CAPITALS.
S25,O00-S10,00 0-S4, 060-S3 000--2 prizes each
Of Sc 100000 and 10000 of SIOOO-2O Of
S50O-$20 of $500, &c. &c.
Tickets only So halves 81, quarters So.
- Orders meet the most prompt attention, address
THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel.
November 49, 56-if
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Nov 2G [5s-5-j THOMAS pEMBERToN.

A MELlA ACADEMY.-The exercises OF this |, sti-
IN tuition will be resumed the of January next
The OF studies will continue be preparatory for
the University Terms a here to,ore.
Board including all expenses per session Of 10 months,
$l00-Tuition, $50.
Board and tuition payable semi annually in advance.
Gentlemen wishing 10 engage pupils Tor the ensuing
sion, will direct TO Genito Bridge, Powhatan.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

recton. and might have stimulated that stteapt Not
the nsurreciion mesliated in lS00-the meteors
WI seen la 1903.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

OSI from the mail Stage between MIR. POwelrs ts-
vern aud Goochland Court House, the morning of
the 2st handsome double barrel Percussion Gun, worth
from rs to 500. The finder will he literally reward
ed by leaving il either at MIR Powels, Goochand,
al MIR. Tyres, Gun. smith, in Richmond.
GEO. B. INDEXTER.
November %. bS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

"ANTED lMM EDIA ELY, Two three hrst
w rate Joerneymen Shoe Makers 10 whom l will
give The CHEST city prices is believed that any who
may think proper to accept will be we'll pleased with the
village and surroun ling country Any desiring winter
situation in handsome county seat will do well by i'm
mediate application TO TfiOS. NJ. HOWARD.
Cupeper c. H., Va, Nov. &c 5S-2t
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MIR. LEIGH,

At meeting of the citizens Of King and Queen held on
the l instant for the purpose expressing their view
in relation TO the next Presidential Election, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:-
ResoiUed. That by the force becomes
expedient TO take into earnest consideration this time,
the subject Of the next Presidential ee con.
ResoIred That in selecting an individual TO fill this
high trust, should fix attention upon one, who
stands eminent, for virtue, wisdom and experience
WHO'S unbiased by sectional inlusnce-and
by party alliances-who, believe would administer
the government, with single eye to the good Of the whole
country, and not with Partially to any particular section
thereof.
RESOLVED, That the in which fellow citizen
Benz amin Watkins Leigh, has discharged the many i'm
portan public duties conded TO him by his native State
well as the distinguished ability displayed by him in the
Legislature and recently in the Virginia Convc nion,
demonstrates his fitness TO fill the highest station within
the gift OF free people-and do the coIdi-
ally in his nomination candidate for the
President of the u. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

EE ORE OF THE ELEGANT.-Just received from
I'VE Philadelphia beautiful assortment Of those much
admired gentIemen's and boys Cloth Caps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

HDDAkDtNG SCHOOL. - The sub. c,ibrr has engage
n ed 10 open school in Port Royal in Caroline n
y, the I'd Monday in January next tor the instruction
OF boys, in the Latin and Creek aud The usual branches
OF an English education. Having taken commodious
house, Tor the residence Of himself and family he would
be glad TO receive 10 10 boarding pupils 800 EACH
for DO ard and tuition; each furnish his bed and
bedding. HENRY r. ANDERSON
N. Reference may be had to DR.. Charles Morris,
DR.. John Duval, to Robert Hood.
Nov. rs. 5S-wtIJ
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u. '. KA Y MUND.
Cloth Caps Of any description made order, at the
shortest notice.
To The ladies' have a lot of handSom Prunella
Shoes, which will sell very low, to close sales
November 26. [5s-3tl G. V. r
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opinions with regard 10 important subjects have
cluded TO give, occasionally paragraph explanatory
The following is specimen:
Mr. CLAY's LAND BILL.-We consider Mr.. CIay's
scheme for pcnsonng the State Governments upon the
General, Ivy distribution of the income arising from the
public lands, OF the most dangerous and unusha able
measures attempted under present constitution.
The refusal OF the Presidential signature has twice
ed the disastrous operation OF this visionary project; aud
for this fearless aud patriotic stand against the corruption
oil the times, Gen. Jackson deserves the gratitude OF the
nation. The adoption OF Mr.. Ciay's plan would be but
the commencement Of policy the effect of which would
make the whole nation ring with something very
like the doctrine Of null (oh no, we never mention
JON Washington Moderator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

W. Gilner, O.. from the ,unty of Alb"mtrle
fUBLIS Frs.
~ Proprieors and editors Of public Jou mails h ough
out Virgin who avorabIy disposed the work. will
obIge the publishers by inserting the above notice with
out delay.
Nov. 26 SO q
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James Tut cabin passenger, dead.
Mr.. Jones, deck do badly scaled.
y. Somervilie, deck do slightly do
l.. ID. rison, deck do do do
3. NJ. Gray, deck do badly do
j. Hcn'rck son, deck do do do
Jas. Mcknight, cabin do do do
ID. A. Fullerton, deck do do do
VIM. Harring ton, deck do eighty do
Mr.. Harrington aud child, deck, badly DO
Mrs. Heudrickson, lost ov erbosrd.
Mrs. Hendrickson aud three children, dead
ii. Patterson, badly -ralded.
James rEmmefson, dead.
Mrs. Woliord. scslded. 80
Tho. Archer, do
ID. Decker, girl, lost overheard.
John Gibson badly scalded.
Tho. Alexander, do do
Ambrose Garrei, dead.
Mr.. McGrays three children, dead.
Two other lost overheard.
.ds0fh-r.'t Is reported says the paper, that
the steamboat Bonnes D Blue, her way from New Or
leans to Nashville, has been snagged and sunk
RAIL RoAD.-The Ship Richmond, Captain Lenox,
which arrived at Norfolk from Liverpool, has brought
about three hundred tons Of Iron, Tor the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Rail Road.
stoD, the Minister Plsnipotentisry from the United
states OF Anne lea, had private audience oil the King,
which he delivered his esy his letters Of crejence
The Paris Moneur noihes cially that The Minister
for Foreign Affairs has received from Mr. Levitt Harris
the letters OF recall, by which his mission, Charge
d'Ana Of the Unit states OF America is terminated
The National Gazette ssy-, s 10 mentioned n The
PIPER that doubt which OF the wills left by Mr.
Randolph wa IA flied by him his death bed We know
That u was the one by which freedom given 10 his
slaves. The testimony on this bead is ample.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

IENHE Publ shers OF the Pirginia Gazetteer, being
Il DESTROYS 10 do u lice TO tn; work, aud give full
and efficient Gazetteer Of this State, would Particularly
call tie attention OF the members OF the Vrgnia Lags-
mond the ensuing WINTER and feel disposed contribute
amy typographical, cal geological article for
session, 10 depose the with Representative, T.
liner. r n. fran he unty of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

ellis ExccIIency, the Lieutenant Governor
The Proclamation of the King IL published, wherein all
slaves TO be oppfenced TO their masters The LIST OF
August, 1884. aud the st Of August, l840 they
be Tor ever free. As might be expected this Procisi
''on caused the greatest excitement The Journals, how
ever, admit that they have power TO resist that they
are weak and feeble; and that they have other
lef' but to submit, aud carry their complaints TO the foot Of
the throne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

RAIL RoAD.-The Ship Richmond, Captain Lenox,
which arrived at No folk from Liverpool, has brought
shout three hundred tons Of Iron, Tor the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Rail Road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

A HONE rsr.-TheSomerviilc Mes
scngar excla:Ins:
Editors are aplck of lazy rascnls! With
single exception, they have spoken OF the
lte IN gnificent atmospherlcal pAenom ma,
from hearsay, as we ''lelrn," eve nnder-
ST nd sc. thus clearly showing that during
IL tins ..wdrring of the stars," they lay
quietly locked in the embrace OF Morphes
What q burning shame upon the fraternity
They who Ire so const INT and loud n setting
forth the advantages Of early rising to their
readers, thus ''cough' nspping just at a time
which proves the wide discrepancy between
their advice and example.'
NJ my of the English people sleep 3 IN
bed, one room OF ORDINARY size has II beds
nights londing one penny.
AFRICAN EDUC CATION ieneralJOnes OF
Washington MS offered MS pl ntation n The
District ofColumbia, for the purpose of ed
ucating African youth.
1t is now in fashion, says London paper
to have the paper of rooms vanished, winch
renders them both lmp2rciOus to damp and
more sting.
The Legislature of New Jersey his bill
now under consideration tllt no sic N car
rage, sh Il travel al greater speed, then -
miles per hour
Joseph Bon parte will make a short visit
10 this country III the Spring
The mlckere fishery IS said to have been
rather unsuccessful this season. but prices
are better.
Ii is stated that Don Pedro has dared his
brother NJ guel to single combat, winch his
been refused
II is stated that fcmlle. in Rockingham
county, Va. died offright ON witness NJ the
str-nge appearance of the heavens. on the
morning of the 18th ult
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
resolution. it was decided in the mega

resolution. il was decided in the mega
tive.
On motion of Mr.. Fairman.
Resol-ed, That select committee
be appointed to memorialize Congress.
praying in behalf of the state OF lndi-'
ana. for the right of way. through the
public lands, to construct a Railroad
from the town of La Fayette on the
Wabash river, to the mouth Of Trail
creek, Ell 5hty feet wide, with the pri-
vilege of taking for the use ofsaid road,
any timber, stone. gravel or any other
material from the public lands.
Ordered, That Messrs. Fairman,
Colerick. and Vance, be select COM
mittee, in pursuance Of said resolu-
ton.
Mr. Steele offered the following res
luton:
ResoIred, That the committee on The
judiciary be instructed to inquire INTO
the expediency of so amending the law
regulating the practice In suits at law,
as TO give discretionary powerto the
court In such suits, in which the de-
PENDANT shall have required a resident
plaintiff to give security for costs. by
making affidavit that he believed the
plaintiff had no good cause OF action
against him. and that the plaintiff mad
commenced SUIT for the pu pos ot mar
RAISING or depressing the ieadant,
that he did not expect to recover or
realize the costs that might be ad)ntg
ed to him if judgment should be given
for hun; to tax ten per cent. damlses
against the defendant making such eth
davit, on the amount of the Judgment.
if the plaintiff should succeed IN the
suit.
Mr. Huntington moved to amend
said resolution 80 as to provide for tax
ing double costs against the defendant,
instead ofthe ten per cent. damages.
Mr.. Evans moved to amend the
proposed amendment, SO rs TO deprive
the court Of discretion IN the taxation
of such double costs, which did not pre-
vail.
Mr.. Huntington's amendment was
dis 9 eeahle to.
On motion Of Mr.. Dunn, the words
mot exceeding" were prehxed to the
words ''ten per cent in said resolu
ton. and
The resolution as amended was Their
adopted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
4 fer f-oni iemaay tcstmoniols IF It #

Nes&rs o. y, > Crosby ! Co.---tien
tIenicn: tcei pps l.. having Il "a NY
pone. to state Ia Noathe gOsI ttiect leur
yege- able rlieunatic dro,'> Or sure rene
d> had Ia restoring me from a SICK Ted
l. Inc nun'l .: April ia-t was - af
ilieted with IL. i.iia'nnlator rhet ISM
that | was co'tiite.- = Ia, ted. t en-
tlrciv unable t. hep m. se.f. ','llt not
much ~ turn III, sell IN s'ett. and IT was
with The .reatcst GlfficultN hat ! cpu'@ ic
moved IN Il: | tIicd vaII,di- kinds al T. ed
Icine, and WAS attended ~ >klilt!. pav-
sician, but all TO no effect, until | medc
use Of Your sure remedy, hich When APP
piicd a. directed gave me ilnHesla.e re
lief Within a short time after ] IN
menced using it, | was able 10 ride out
and attend my usual business. | can
cheerf,liv recommend 1t to the putlic rs
being good Medicine :or Rheumatic
COMPLAINTS. as 1t has been a number Of
months and have bad no return.
AARON HOLDRiDGE.
CoLraBrs, Ono. Nov. LIST, 1882.
S1Rs: hereby certit that ] was for
Two or three wears afflicted with the
made use Of different
4lilds Of medicine which emily gave tempo
rarv relief la the fail ot 1850 he COIN
)iaInt settled in my Knee joints, 50 tina
: as unable to walk without great pain.
proc :. Be:tle ot Vour y -e'atie Rheu-
matte Drol,- or SiIrc Remedy and applied
!, directed v bic Ii gave Immediately telief,
and within few days permanent cure
vas effected l. - now nearly Two years
-incc 1 made use nf YOUR Rheurnatlc
drops and | have no; had return tne
i,ae IGnati-In SINCE, aud really he'ieve
.,sat i was those drops alone that effected
re cufe i. " ASiiBj RA.
TrdnLlia Co. q. i1ta aprai. Io.2
TAI no1ice th tie i ;le- ..agefasnp-
=. .Vegeaele i&heotna'.c fops- ard
n< wrsppefs Issgned O. rs Crosby &
60. with red INK, none others are genuine
'sice Fifty cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
CINCINNATI (OHIo) Nov. -

FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.-it is q
{ CT that The Receivers of Public moneys.
from distant places. bring in gold md silver.
and United States b nix Notes. md sell them
to the Brokers, and take currency which is
at one. to one and half. and two per cent
discount, and make their payments in IT,
This is one of thousand bene fits that result
from the removal of the epostes.-Com
Adv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

Adventures you have but filna 10 order be-
fore Lotteries cease in Pennsylvania.
B hold splendid scheme of 100 prizes Of
81 600, and tickets only ST. Grand Con-
solld4tcd Lottery, for literature and ch.r.-
Ties. in the states of D. ware, South Caro-
Ina and Louislana. Ct IS No. 81, for -::'3
To be drawn in Wilmington, On Tuesday,
the 9th of December, 1888. - Number
/ nftnrv-l llratNn hi.llnfS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
vegetable Rheumatic Drops.

VI nv articles re ps,: ~ the t.'.''iie- IS
a cure for that uIost ocel4ate an" tor
mcntlng disc Sc the kEeumat,- lad
iro:n .l"se aascrya5icn VIC are led 80 .
.l.rec ;hcy have 10: a very great rsient
failed - pros,u that te-irll'io fc~sii'- SO
NAV Il hot attn, ut.d 10 the tast that
'arlci,.> said IL care this foui sesone Gie
Iord.r are also recommended - cure a.
most every disease with r.sich 81 i'.sIi
,Jf,e. are alta kc1. and -. .'eir prep. IA
ti1n ta4t o.Iect Is ker' II fte". ~: :"
have the m aiciac q cure i..r All ai-.a~.~-
The Vegetable RheHma:Ir drops are ii
:ersed to the pahiic as a sure r" coy Tor
chronic and fl nator> rheumatism, s'i''
5 no case Is Known whet" u cure "as
lu,t ciIaetel We are sffi 4 III 1eclIiag
ii a ,l!ua l. msilcis. ''f IA I pain:5it
i~c..se, aad or no other is !: recpiII5eht.5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
SliLIiEcLl C.Dni-n.

T.,is - an active PREPARATION of th"
& SAN, aud IS rendcrcei setl without ',ir
application OF heat, or dlnii,snlng -
strength by the addition - inefficient ar
itc'es-lt Is much used, and highly ai,pr'-
we'd If bv the ficultv CdMion.-The re
SIN ct copalva, obtained By evnPoralin2
the Balsam. is entirely inert
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

Miss Ann Dugln. of Mount Vernon.
(OhIo.) recently committed suicide by
taking laudanum. while lahoring under a
species OF mental arrangement. induced by
The unreguicted love OF i young man VINO
had been constant In ms attentions 4 short
time previous.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
Oil Of Black Pfp9er.

(Peec'pita,ed in tie prepa .:tlon Of Fl
,.e,lne.) Ta;s artici, IS much nnre &c
tive IN P.pe,ine; oae drop i, E, .,'d
: Ter Of the latter. One Drop ~ 49, Il
# Blacn Reaper auded t. III Il
p. 4rinc, VII greatly Increase Il ..o,-
ers CT that remedy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
ADVENTURES BEHOLD
TM,. LAST LOTTERY

That vii be drawn in Penns, v anIa.-
Four Prizes of SlO,0OO,-Tickets only
five dollars
UNION CANAL LOTTERY of Penn
- v4tia.-Ci4>s No. 20. for 33-To
ue dr. IN Philadelphia, On Saturday,
Dec IS, 1888 It's Number Lottery-,O
q a., n ballots.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

Desc five to eight dgop- II IL supe
perlor to Naplitha Tor preserving potas-
sum.
Fail and ample directions for using &C
company each of the aheve preparations
Sold, wholesale and retail, y special ap
pointment, al the Drug store ii
DR.. w 4 LINDSEY.
Richmond, Set I'll. l~.,:5 =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

sale OF SCHOOL. LAND in Gran. county.
II WILL. offer for sale at the C0nrt house
door In the town Of Marion. Grant Co.
a the six teenth SIC tlJn oi toss ns!ll p twenty
four, range eight. on saturday the 2lnd
Ia Of February next. Tie DIVISION Of
; aid section, and the n4luluIn prices affixed
" tae Trustees v Ill he made know aox,
the day OF sale. Sale to commence at 10
0 clock A. VI.
:. WRIGHT, 9. c. G. c.
Noyem Der :Hth, 1883. 10
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O.nf C,tHel.s.

This is a valu,yle addition II Baisam
Il LopaiEa; ten 10 twenty or as 10 az
o1nre !. la i>aIn vii ilrr.a * the virtues
# that rerne!v III rou"rFhra.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

definitely postponed, which re-
,rt as concurrea III and the resolu-
10 popted.
N prs. Gully, M'Carty and Du-
bnD ere appointed a select commit
e said bill No. 3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
Carpenter Oleo- Rtsfnous Ertfaut o
Mustard, Or Oil II Shapnte.
Carpenter's oil Of Clntharlsitn.

tVpt0EFF OF o t'FtE7aTE4tH'
TINS l. u ne" aud highly saiuaoie ar
;lcle. and from the many advantages
winch II possess. Viii no doubt entirely
supercede the CotuIiI III nl"Ge 81 hli-icri - ;
a ita drops rubbed two or three Times On
the part. Will e.iectuaiIs draw u tnIl and
complete blister. ote crop Is >ulicien,
- III ka i blister OF ite size ot Il quarter
al Il dollar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1888.

Persons who my hive Obtained suhscrl-
bcrs 10 the PHI d nm. are requested TO Tor
" ri them 10 US. on or beto-e the 18th inst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

We hope to give our readers some Cor
gression1l news on Saturday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
M. kUsY3ACkER.S Celebrated Tonic
n x,.d A az a.Dy>pcp tic pills.

II uad A al a.Dy >pcp tic Pills.
Ia medicine mas had The most aston
i-h, effects III cu.ing Dyspepsia. aud a,
eosE taiass q. ,l.e stomach aud digestive
kans. MANY highly respectable in"i@
Xiu..!s lave been cared alter try ,.i2 ~ 6
81 other rc.ueas tI VAIN, and have gwen
|fheir names testify ing IL HE superior esi.-
cacy of this ii.edicsile. Nv usin- these
Pin, occasI ,aal:>, :ne> keep The stomach
free from al. dii,otsS disorders. ana restore
the liver, with the -, retIous OF the fn'is
10 the most te iIhN state. These fiIAs
are entirety free from any ut The pTepara
lions II Mercury; they correct aeidty oil
the stomach remove acknowledgements
sick Gea, -ach he. rtl.rn,and hdsuiencN
and are we'll adapted 10 the diseases al
woman and CHi.ufcE. DIRECTIONS For
using thetn accompany the boxes III "hies.
theN aie enclosed. Pace % cents rof
box E.r>.I, ..x IRWIN REED.
only agent for Eictnont, lnct~i.A.
September .th. 1888. 30
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

Carpenters Prectptt1ted Extract Of BaA.
Contai .ing Q4inlne, Cir chonine, ana
the new organic alkali Chiniodine, and
possessing all the feof,tnge properties of
Qlinine, al one third the price.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
DIR. JJDkIN.s SPECIFIC OlNTMtNI'

THIS invaluable m.dIcine T. ceiehrated
Or curin.. the following diseases w "t'e
of every description. Sore legs
aud ulcers Of ionI stanc,ug. Feton>. "
Mat some people know by the name at
I Ntarrhs, ut ever, description. Rhen
irSatlc pans of the J9iat~. Sfrains "t.u
BRUISES oicvery de>cIi ,,iIun. Ictteis -
all kinds Ch:lbiain>, or parts a:.octcd
nysfrost II Is also one @. the best RENE
tses for scalds aad burns For "ori, u 5
pflamed breasts. I'd -,.nld.ar ewe..ln-s,
It's superior To any medIrIne VT :,no's n
CERTIFICATE.
Washington. Nefch -. 1870,
3 Sir-NN sou De,n.. aiit,ctcd iui tive
ears with White swelling, aud haf .ac
q pNied every rcmeuS recommended ~
re...h. without success. / III lciatl, .ro
III ~: o. Z llr OF =. . Ju,;AIns' Patent -
as. mace tie aPplic..t.o1
~. riinu 20 ne tirtC'Iun- aCcoini'dn, iiiI
;ae Oiut,Dei... ard SAFE for thc !cn.t.i a.
+, :. 4fiicte,l, nat tot re cne .!4g Wa Use.
ri care was ciitcfcI. My s.! has
ee - good h. i. ever since. have
10 a.ut. 10 &c ula,n.ctst alone he il Ia
ac ao.L.Yc Sc was used Tor lore
.t..a ..ae sniou.hs lat-o thc application
O: tie Ciat. ent. Na-pe, lt,,i-,
JD.iN Coz k..
Far sale iffMlIton n> Z C. .t,Liso~.
in Crntrev.Ie by D,ct Pr bet, ana IA
Richmond - A. Sl!dail, ana ny thcIn
" trrautec GOOD.
! Angus, }. b
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17

The following articles are received
from the Chemical Warehouse OF George
W. Carpenter. Phiiade phia, whose stand
ing as Chemist i >uch, that 0. l;>e I, II
l. presumed. Is sufficient 10 recommend
ais preparations l. the notice ot the pub
c. They have the recommendation Z
eminent PHYSICIANS. i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-17
&c ". Carpenters Con'po,td

Liract Of >arsGpqrttta. 4
Possessing all the virtues al this M
cine Ia d highly concentrated degree, -
Is one of the most efficient compounds 10
purifying the blood. and removing cor II
iutional diseases in Cases which the
BON DIR DRINK Is needed. an eAteml -
aneous article may readily tie prepase'
from this syrup. ..ln the Mercurlai Is
eases, and the seqeele of syphilis O.
stands high. Likewise In chronic atieE
TONS OF the liver"