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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

- 90 sssA s-Ai-s sssx-y sss-;-s. No. 10
cATrLE.-Ths sapp,y q Beef "a he hoof
he's fallen 81 iislis this week; 90 change In
Prices. however. has taken phase, and 90 cos-
s'nos 10 qoots ~ IS IS ! 50, seoordiox %
quality. Our auotstioes for live hoxs remain
Il - - IS Killed Poris h.s declined. ssd
ne quote to-day from wagons q 81 asa ga
and fron storcs 81 50 . o; % tbe latter prics
The best family pork can b Asd.
ftSH---i-imiisd ssles of Mackerel Al Aio
p for No. I. 3 Is for No. 3, snd 6 50 for No.
J. Hsrrinss sss still hold st so.
FLoOR---HseerS-Ss rssf---In The early
part OF the week souse sales from stores were
made NJ go. but the msrkst som became I'M
setticd, with decided inciin.lion upw.rds.-
To-day s6od thst hoilsrs keasraily ask 10 so.
although We have heard Of no trscsa actions. -
Retail ssiss are nakiog % 10. Esriy IN the
week The wsgou price wss 8 50 . rs. bss 90
day No generally prevailing rate b 10.
Csty Mil -Saies of ssveral thous.nd bbIs. Of
standard quality have beea made this week n
tlo. including ssarIy 5000 bbis- yessssd.y.-
l0o0 ooss- extra wss sold On Aondsy q si0
30 and yesterday . ss,s q he ssms ds,crip-
ton was made q go 2s-sus ho,.isrs OF en-
'sa are frn to-day 81 $40 So
csrs .siesi.-ws quote hhds. q sci, sna
bbis- &C % sss.
inspections Zoe The weak sndiox on Thur
day evening. eonprts The fo;;s~isE kinda and
Quantities;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
$4,000, $40, 600.
VIRGINIA STATE I.otterx

NOR the benefit Of the Mechanical Bsss.
- violent Soclety Of Nosfoih--cisss No. T.,
for ls36-To be drsvn % AleEsRdria. Va,
on SATURDAY. 9Th November, IsS6-7s Ne.
LOttsTy,-i2 drsws bsllot,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
.Nestee.

HVHE school coa@ls.lsosrs Of Jefferson
~ County ere iafosmsd that tbs yfopsge
sioa of tss suFpiss 0f The Literary Fusa 10
whieh they ass sstitled. v etii 60. ~hinh,
in sdditioa 60 the FsguisF qeeia. sal tss BE-
lssca upsHpsedsd last year. aitss ssSset,ag
the usual e0atiRgsst sHpensss, svsisets tbs
ss@ % ssi te The alsFossi u zach Co@nais-
aloAee.
Nov. ". 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

sVOeeGSs
"a IL thOso Persops whO nay b iDdsbisd
"A 70 the sststs Of the late Dr.. Henry
botslsr, By bond. nOts. os oghorwIss, are re-
SassssA 20 cone forward TsvfksifA and settle
thsIs sseeouats-sod thoss wh0 have sIsias
against the estate, will also present then,
properly authe atiestsd. fog settle neat.
ALEX. 4. BOTELEh, .a4m'y.
Poslstaio Mock. New 20. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
'l's s,HIns ~ iasn In ,sis,.n 80 49,

INDIAN TREATY AND LARGE ACQUt-
siTlON o. LAND ~ WtsCONsls.
TIE following iaiarssiirH artieie We copy
froa ths ''Da Buqus tNh'l Fisiass." ~ ne
leih ~ Ociobefs
"Hs Excsllsaey Henry Dodge, Co
vernon Of Wisconsia Territory, on The
lgth September, effected an importani
treaty with the copledsraied tribes 81
Sec and Fox Iadians. 81 The tFeaiy
Ground n nu BaQus e0uniy, on the
vioht banh az ths Mississipps, Opposite
Rock IsIand, Coz the eessioa % the Y.
States of the eclehrtied indian FsseF-
vaiion o. ne Iowa Riysf, -, 90 se.ei
Of choice land on both sides 81 ne
Fowa snd Red Cedar Rivers, fuggoand-
"a By sstsienenta. asd 10 ths vieiniiy
az TIE town q BeKiingtoa.
The rhisfs, priacipai men, snd =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

Every day, aiaosi, We hsys appearances
hat Ne FIogiaa War b 70 b. aSpSsdIly ter
minated, /" yea mail afssg nal brings us tsdiags
of new dleiealstss sad ssv delays. Here b
another sssuFanos that eli viii sooa Be over.
We shall sss. The AiIls6gsyiiie Recorder,
Of ths Oh, ssyss--
''Our last accounts from Fiorids
state that Geo. Cell had issued an OF.
der for Ell the URiied States troops sta
toned al the diGsrent posts on the S..
Johns, 10 move immedistely, foT Fort
Drans. add that m obsdienee thereto,
several companies took up their line Of
march for ihai place. OF ihe 2Sih ult-
We may now, we think. daily look GOS
intelligence Of some seliye operations
IN that quarter, ss FORMER accounts also
len Gen. &. psepadngto carry the war
into she strong hold ofihe enemy, with
the discrimination 20 pus ss speedy "a
ead 70 u e. practicable"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
EisSSsssbge Property
FOR SALE.

a LARGn wsll-Anlshsd store Dwell.
"a LING, 9Th all bsee5ssry ovt-bsElAines.
and . ain acre Lot lying Immediately sb0vs
Halls Pstent Ride works. on the ssrayike
road. fsw rods North Of the WiDebsstsg
Railroad, viii ~ cold on Eeasoasbls ,sFms.
This DwsliiOg b we'll calculated Zoe . psbiis
house. or for business Of Oay klnd, having .
good basement story, s0sam0dtoas paFior.
end bed rooms end attached is 9Fss-eseS
garden. its location h infsrior 70 aoaS 90
the Shenandoah street. AavlSs advassssss
which are not Possessed by cay other build
ing contiguous 20 H. OeDtlsaSn Of boslness
would do we'll By making iss medlats sppltsa-
tson TO the subscriber. Rosssssios glsee
immsalAtsly.
JOHN RoRENB1U0H.
HsFpers-FsrrJ. Nov. 10, Is3e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

INnE sstscgibeF hss ihs plsssurs e ~
~ fofmiag his eUsioasfa So ihs yghiic,
that ~ hts taaf Fnfsrnea from beiiimefa,
SD u nee rsesisfn9 3 sssogd suTP5T 81
NEW AND sEAs0fhnLE 0oOp8; e.
WAieh ~ WoslS fsagerffaily isgits iAeis 81
tssfioa. JAMES ,. haiLL2R
Naa. ~. lnlA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

WHT1l.L - SD. % Aoat9y ths aisi dag
Wv ~ nsrembef seat fCqsfs-oeT,l -
fsra tha Cosrt-ltoese door b CesFlssssvss
ssssa iIkeiy NE0hOAs, senstsitaS 81 tse
sQs-.oa go s BoJs-f " lhe begs fro@ ~
n III gssrs - aes, sd 10 oil.er ? gsarp ed
Tsr-s--eiE nsonihs' CREDIT, ~ ~ pee
ekssey rfsiaa bcnf sd epPfegef ssrprit4s
nOnERT FULTON. HS~r
nss 81. le9G y Isufs Ssisss, 49,.
R0sTPONEMESF.
~ Ia atose sale peeipqaEa usla
nsa1ay 80 teth ~ tisosmhsf aszt, tCeust-
Aag.l -
". ". isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

Besides 80 bbls- Corn Meal.
GRAIN WAssf--Thsrs has been. eompa-
rstiveiy, better supply of Ma. Whsass NJ
market this week, although the aggregate II
still small. Sales Of Maryland reds, GOOD 60
prime, have ranged from 81 e5 - 10. Two
csrgoes Of European wheat have been soId
this wsek-ths 6rsi On Monday, an sxtr.ordi-
nsrily 6ns parcel $4,000 bushels Pru.si,u red.
% % le, and : ios Of 200 bu.hsls white. Of
equally fns quality. 81 % 80 Yesterday the
cargo oftho ship Jacob Perkins from Brcmen.
coasisiing Of 1900 bushels rcd aed 1000 bv.A-
eis white. vss sold ss - 10 for the former
and at - 20 for the iatter-qualiiy not strict
~ primo.
Ceru lin the early part OF the week, sales
OF white were made at Sc 81 cent?. and to-
day we quote at SO eeats. sales Of yellow
throughout the week at 80 eta New Corn
sells, ~ In condition, az 20 90 eta
Rys.-Sales at al IS per bushel.
Osta-Sales at &c . II cts
PR0vISfoNS.-We reduce our quotations
Of Pork TO 125 q t25 so for Mes, and a2o
81 for No. l. We hear Of no iran.action. IN
Western Bacon. We quote Butter In kegs for
shipping Al % % cts. for No I; ~ 90
ets- for No. 2 and l6 IL cts. for No. 3-the
supply small Cor the season.
WtiiSkEY.-Ths market b stationars q
70 prices. Wig; hhds- at 20 cents, and bbis. It
~ 43i cents. The wagon price b - eta
exclusive Of the barrel
ALEXANDRIA,, Rov. 10.
FLouR---Thursday. the wagon price Of
Flour was uniformly e9.sS--Yesisrday few
cents more were paid " some instanees--lass
sales from stores have been At g. rs 20 s., STA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

VAyR ere naoh n vsni q AgoNEY. 0us
w fFisnaa ~ sTesrs wi'i confer = Efssi ~
vsF - psyiax "a hast Psgt q what = 49,.
Frss Press Ones. Nos. -. ie1a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

fHtnE Subscribers haKiag yssehsse1 iAs
u FloviaS spriaE siil. aosise 3 eoatsua-
sass q essieal, as ~ psies seali - aeeTss
risstss. 80 g. ss8ieE.
AnaAnk2 sWYDsa 4 soH.
Flestsa sgsins. Nss. 84s aeSA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
MAoMIx1oEnT xorrEaIrs
$50, 600, 10000.
.ffeEandrt@ Lottery,

CLAss D, pss 1856.
To be drawn is the town Of Aiss AoArb.. %
C., Thnrsdsy. atth Novsnesr. lss&
10 No Lo,tsy--i2 Drsws Bailoss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

JW8aeees
q N oGsFiag ~ stnesfs acknowledgement
j Zoe tha ssfg iihsFai encouragement .
hays received, : gouis fsmsFk. thst hasins
soia ne Rlswisg spriag Mil. a bseoass ~
dispsnsabiy nseesssry that Ne absstiist ~
sinass % ihs' sstsbiishnsut shouii b. eiossf
b. he agst - Jeauafy noAt ! earnestly
fssosst isosa eho hsss snsstlis1 sceoants
siih Ne saais. 90 cell - s1ea ss puasibls
snA close tha sama. TIE hosks ere "a lhs
nil. 80 rssay feF setlionent
nssiaees sui - estsaAaf - ~ ussal 81
the Biognefy MI
Tasss ssseiyiag vHi mssh sbliEs thais
ohetisat servaai, a. d. aNipEa.
Hos -. ie14--si-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24


GNHE subscribers have on hssd = sspply
n q NEW SADDLES, vhisk vill b soid
On he rsoa modesnte t~rns.
hEFLEBOWER d sLIFER.
Ksbiss0va, Nov. -. 1855.
Osse CeSae Sgad ss0 GhaMEfs
REWARD.
ID An AWAY from The subscriber, on
n . hondsy the istb isstsnt, my sPPrss-
ties. whs ealis hinssh JOHN HODGE, Who
VS. boaad % ne 20 isarn she esrpsntsF's
1s6s. TIE ssid boy " bstVsaa ~ end 20
years % pge, 8 feet 8 % 3 inehss high, q
iasy A~tiis snd srriy issh--hsd On vbss hs
wSsl svsy. blvS cloth Cost. Aizsd ssssi-
net Psstaioans ssa Vest, Esd = ssv black
fuF Iiai. ! will give She sbsys reward (bai
no thsaks) zoe kts delivery 60 ne.
BENJAMIN CUSTER.
snllh6sba. Nov. -, Is3s.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
O"s Cens Had s,o EAGHkS

Feathers for 8@Ie.
a SMALL qusssisy q paw Fssthsrs foV
<A sale b
HAMMOND 4 sHRoPsfuRR.
EaV "a fG36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

The Albany Advertiser Of Saturday.
states, that the Cashier OF one Of the
principal banks 10 Boston has sbscond-
ed. and Il Is stated that he 10 default
ter TO the amount Of nearly one hum
dred thousand dollars. He bad sPecu-
lated extensively in eastern lands.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
IA MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

THIS Ellx'r IS peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders of thebreast
and lungs, leading to consumption. Com
mon colds and coughs, Which are ocea-
sioued by obstructed preparation. will
readily yield to ITS influence, removing
those troublesome irri. ations which act
a. a constant stimulent to coughing. /,
eases pain. and induces rest to an eminen
degree: Persons afflicted with pulmana
nv complaints, bleeding of the lungs. DC
spasmodic asthama paipitatlon of the
heart, and con sumptive affections, even 10
the most advanced periods oflife, will find
immediate relief. from its remarkable
power of diminishing the irritability ef the
system: and tue velocity ofthe circulation
and BY cleansing ana heaiing the disor
tae,ei parts It a,so affords immediate re-
lief In the VI hopping cough.
Certificates and directions for using
them accompany each bottle. Price. Que
dollar for large, and fifty cents for small
bottles. For sale in Milton BY John II,
Wright, in Centreville by DR.. Pritchet,
and in Richmand by A. Siddal' Il Lin lsey
and Bugg, in New Paris by J G. Jameson
d Co and by them " warranted good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

THE thorough bred Bertrand horse will stand
the ensuing season at the stable OF Mark Patty.
or Washington St. south of Main, IN Rich.
mond. Wayne county Indiana, at Elk dollar.
payable within the season. or - 90 II NO. Maid
before the 18th OF December next, three dol
lars the single leap, and ten dollars to insure,
which IN every case wil: be required to be paid
If the ownership of the mare is changed Strict
attention will be paid to mares in all cases. but
no responsibility need r. expected in case. OF
accident OF any kind. DR. JAMES RUBEY.
H. NJ. BELL.
PEDIGREE.
Bertrand Junior Is a beautiful mahogany bav
feet u inches high, FIVE years old last fall.
black legs main and tail. He is destitute Of
white marks-bred by Alexander s. Miller. of
Bourbon county kentucky He was got BY old
Bertrand OF kentucky. he by Sir Archy. and
he by the old imported Diomede. The dam
OF Bertrand Junior was GOT by Darnaby's Do
mede. and ne by Hamlintonian. and he by the
old imported Diomede. His grand dam the
celebrated Janus mare raised BY the late Rob
ert Buckner of Nicholas county Kentucky
Hamilntonian's dam was BY imported shark.
grand dam by Apollo, Apollo BY old Fear
naugAt, dan BY Spotwood's imported cullen
Arabian.
ALL admirers Of hne horses are requested to
call and see him. Any person wishing to see
certificates to test the correctness OF his pedi-
gree, will please tn call on the subscriber lv :,
ing two and \ half miles north Of HilIsboeouxA
IN Wayne county, Ia where the horse i, and
viii Be kept after the expiration Of TIE season
JAMES RUBEY,
II - BELL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
Public Sale Of
v ALU BILE PROPERTY.


The subscriber will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF March next, eff not previously disposed
Of at private sale ) has valuable FARM, stu
ate on the state road leading from Connersville
TO Raysville, ION the National Roao,l two and
quarter miles from the latter place, Contain
ing 800 acres. about $50 acres under improve
ment. There Is SAID farm. a comforts tIe
dwelling house, d new barn Az feet square, over
100 apple trees. the APP les from which took tho
the Rush County Agricultural Society, and
large number OF peac., and Lear trees, nearly
all Of which row bear fruit. The farm will b.
offered in three equal lots, each Of which has on
it the necessary water for stock and house use.
This situation is well calculated for a Tavern
Stand. The above is offered low for Cash Ia
hand or credit. with approved security -
Immediate possession will be gwen.
AT the sauc tune aud place there will be Of
ferei for sale AN excellent Wagon, and all the
necessary apparatus for carrying on farm
Also, one booded Mare, three work Horses, two
Colts, one year old last spring. one spring Colt
one pair Of work Oxen, two beef Oxen. four
Cows, and other young stock, one lot 0f Stock
Hogs, and fock Of Sheep, together with
Wheat, Corn Oats, and Hay. Also, lot c(
Lumber, nearly sufficient for building, sawed,
and on the premises, and at the mill yasd. The
sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, on said day,
and be continued from day 70 Gay until The
whole is disposed Of.
For further particulars apply to the subscri-
Der, on the premises. to Samuel Davis, Eush-
vile; OF to y. K. Humphrey, near ConnersvilIe,
Fayette county, Ind.
MOSES CLIFFORD.
-. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

nR. Samuel Parker, Botanic Physician
= would respectfully inform the citizens 81
Richmond, and the public generally, that his
Office is at the corner building southeast Of
D. d. SLOAN HOTEL, whero
he would receive patients from any section Of the
United States, aud visit IN families in all cases
incident to this climate. Patients afflicted with
blindness of long standing, cataracts and india
nation, may receive restoration by the aid III
electric fluid, without painful operation He
processes to remove cancers, scrofula or kings
evil, salt rheum, asthma, gravel. dropsey, piles,
and fever and agne, with nief.icated electric
fluid. He has succeeded IL Lcaing pulmonary,
acute, and chronic diseases, that other praoti
TONERS have annouu ccd incu.abie. lie ce,iceis &c
he can remove most Of the diseases inci!ent Is
this climate by the blessing oil Heaven, l.esiica-
ted h2id and vegetable nef.iclnes. Sainue'
Parker would prescribe Tor caasufnptive aud i--
male complaints Tor any section Of tae .uI;ett
States, and 6atters himself that he can re:;ore
nine cases out Of ten, If ms pre,crp tiots arc
strictly followed He adI.iai,tered TO three
hundred patients, last su;1u.-. ~ tyscsvc w-e<.
and lost but two. file has sti!iet the practice
Of the old school, the reforsne a.s'i j. acquaiat-
cd with the practice OF celebrate potanzts gen.
orally. He has expended more than one tho.--
and dollars In travelling IN the United State.
and exploring the fora OF North America. lie
poe seeses respectable Testimonials Of fidelity III
ability. SteamIng is not Tsracticed.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Third month 81. l-35. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
CAREY'S LIBRARY
CHI DICE LITERATUR

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

TO CONTRACTORS.


I3cCAlED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
= Cd On Thussiay the 10th LAY u March next
~ Hamilton, BY the subscriber o" behalf OF the
iirsilton. Rossriile, SoMevrilIe, Nerconb
Ssd Eafen Turnpike Company,
kr the Grubbiog, Grading, Masonry & Bndg-
|box. Of 70 much 81 said Turnpike road as lies
besween the corporation line Of Rossvillc and
he northern corporation line Of Somerville, be
be sbout thirteen miles.
said road will he DIVIDED into convenient sec
hons or stations, vary ing in length from eighth
n utl~, as the work may seem Ia require
The building Of two Bsidgcs across Seven mile
1 rssk one across Two Mile, and other Bridges
across small streams will lie let.
Surveys, ProGIcs aud Estimates Of the amount
d eshankment. Of Masonry and Bridges will
BE- exhibited previous To the day Of letting
anil al Other necessary information in relation
10 the execution II said work will be furnished
b jain Erwin, Esq. Engineer upon said Road.
JOHN NJ. MlLlAklN, Presideas.
Hamilton, Feb Is, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
TOwN-I.OTS
81 Il.

RUD - ~
!uf - soId, on Saturday, the 5th day o
T.rh nest, in the town Of Lewis
u.o,y cosoty, Indiana, . number 81
IL. IIks. ia addition To the old plas
80 ~. The east side Of said town.
-. .ddi,ios possesses some Of the bes'
-. ,o,, in the place, being on the cor
49, 80 the State Road leading from
.s.,aIe to Newcastle, crosses the Ma
vi Road, and adjoining the town. The
.,;o, Of tie place berg IN as good ID
..;.o a the country as there - IN the
- doe Csmberiand Road, aud from
-, A. ten niles from any other town,
ksS.. i , good I.cs'io" for mechanics &
sh..,, This place now contains near
1u.d,ed inhabitants, and IS rapidly i'm
God SaxIDiils are near: one IN
nc. nile which makes lumber plenty
lao: and there is prospect for
n ~.. nj rov,isc Mli being built. A site
- elected on these lots, which vii!
Sreh, :, the sale. The site O;' the
L-n = biol, and healthy, with good water.
6s,.rsI god springs are on the plat Of the
H. term, will be liberal: one third in
-. rnoo,hs. one third in ~ months, and
lance in 10 months. This property was
'dvr,,,.ed fs sale in November last, the
could not attend at that time,
IA tho saIs will now be certain. Further
I. ,,;rular made known on the day Of sale
|. WESTERFIELD g. SPENCER,
Pnpfietors.
I.~;sville. Feb. ~. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS

MANY articles are before the pua he. as
a cure for hat most obstinate and tosnea-
ting disease. the Rheumatism, and from
close observation We are led to believe.
they have to a very great extent failed to
produce that desir able result. aud may it
not be attributed to the fact that article.
said to cure this trou biesome disorder arc
also recommended to cure almost everv
disease with which orr frail bodies are at
tackled. and IN their preparation that OBJ
Ject 1s Kept u vie =, viz: to have the medi-
cine cure for all diseases. The Vegeta-
bic Rheumatic Drops are offered to the
pHbllc as sure remedy for chronic and
infIamatory rheuma,i- IN, and as no case
Is known where a cure " as not effected.
We a-e justified in declaring it a valuable
medicsg" for that painful disease and for
no othe. Is = rscomme nded.
For sale in Milton bv John n. Wright. in
in Centervi!le by DIR. Pri.chet, and IN
Richmond by A. Siida,l. X Lindsey &
Busg, ~ Paris BY J. e. Jameson Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
SPECIFIC OINTMENT

THIS invaluable medicine is ce.eIra-
ted for curing the following dise-ses:-
White Swellings ofevery description. Sore
leg. and ulcers flong standing. relons Of
what some people know by the r1re II
Catarrhs, of every kind. Rbeuma,' ls IS
of the joints. Sprains and bruise. :. -v.-y
description. letters Of all kinds, Chi
blains, or parts affected BY II 1T. II !"
also one of the beat remedies ~ scalj IN
hurns.-For woman's inAamed breasts
glanduiar swcIlins., it is superior 10 49,
medicine yet known.
Certificates Of important cures, also d.
rec,ions for usiog accompany each bottle.
For sale il Milton BY John H. Wright,
in Centreviiie by DR.. Pritchet, In Rich
moad By 4. Siddail aud Lindsey 4 BagY,
and 10 New Paris BY J. G. yanssos e Co.
Joaoasy 9th, 1854
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

TIE only specific ever offered to the
public. iro.-a which permanent anG RAD
zeal cure may .a obtained e. tA1t di=-gre
able PAIN the ,'h-acie, VITA al ats At
teuaaat evils: sueh a. frsctf.1iay the jav
In extractiuy tic teeth, which Often proves
mere painful than the tooth-ache itsesi.
and cold passing from the 6ecayed teeth
to the las. thence to tie head, producing
a rheumatic affection: with many other uo-
pleasant effects; such as disagreble breath.
ard taste IN the mouth, dc. &c all which
are produced by foul or decayed teeth. l
arm happy 10 have it in my poser 10 ofer
to the word. a remedy, that viii not only
remove the pain nine times out Of ten. II
properly applied, but preserve the teeth
from further decay, and arrest the disease
ia such As are decaying aod have not com
menced .chiss, restoring them 4" health
and usefulness.
Certificates Of Deatists and Physicians.
also directions for using accompany each
bottie.-For sale n Milton BY jobs u
Wright. in CenteeviIls by DR.. Pri:rhes.
and in Richmond By 4. SiddaH asd Lisd-
sey & Bsgg. in New Paris By J. 2. Jsne
esoa & Co.