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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

The good people Of Detroit have held
numerous meetings in that city, and passed
resolutions unanimously disapproving o:
the Congressional compromise IN relation
to the boundary dispute with Ohio. The
meeting appointed committee Of twenty
five for the purpose ofprocuring signatures
to memorial to Congress against the
Of the territory. They
will probably be little too late.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

We notice with pleasure the es-
enlistment of new paper at Liberty.
in the adjoining county of Union. IN
der the cognomen of ''Liberty Star
and Union county Banner" It's OF
super royal size, by G.. V. Dugglns'
and advocates the cause of Harrison
and Granger.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
II A " u p.

vTHE subscriber having sold out his es-
tabllshnens in Richmond, intends TO re-
move, and wishes all those indebted 10 him to
make payment by the 10th Of May. as he has
no desire to put them to cost and he must have
his monsy. "
JOSEPH DERICkSON.
April 90, 1886. ie'3~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
AN IRISH TELESCOPE.

Sir Frederick Flood was one day
observing to a friend that he had a
most excellent telescope. DO you
see yon church, said he, 'about half
a mIle ofl!-it's scarcely discernable
but when look at it through my
telescope, it brings it 50 close that |
can hear the organs playing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
To Brick N 4 K ers'.

A man who understands the business
10 wanted Immediately to make 100000
BRICKS. Good wages will be given
GTApply to tho subscriber living near
Salisbury, Wayne county.
JOB ELDRIDGE.
AnvI "a 1894 l6-2w~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS.


A LII eF,0n> having Jist Claims against
rae. are hereby btI6ed that viii attend
At the store OF Jeremy Mansur, IN Richnond. on
the 18TH day Of June nsxt, in order u pay nv
crsditsn; whso and vhsso vish tAem 70 AZ
~. 1lCQARD HAQuRO3D
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

h.rOur acknowledgements are due
n Messrs. Upton and Hendricks of
,be Senate, and to Gen. McCarty and
Mr.. Lane Of the House, for Congress
s,onal documents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
..rraDAY,"::::::: April "a, 1896.

nrTaosE Of our subscribers in this
county who receive their papers BY
priya,e conveyance, will, on consId-
s,.ion. look over any delays in their
....sn,,os during the late Indictment
.s..on: and we trust it will be more
.-.-.,cable TO for ward them hence
hrth. We have frequently offered
,,ore than Post Office rates for their
.o,,evance but could not effect it u.
that.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

Fires in Boston-F'ive fires in Boston on
Wednesd,y last The greater part of
them are supposed TO be the work OF incen-
lAilrIts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

~ ABNER NJ. BRADBURY
G. il announced in the Centrevllle
-,.r az candidate for the State
Senate for this county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
NE RECR UT

Joseph ". Gilbert,
HAVING just returned from the
Eastern Cities, where he has laid in ~
extensive assortment Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH.
GERMAN and ITALIAN
GO O ID 3.
is now opening the same At his
store room three doors east Of the Bask
in Richmond, where he will be pleased -
see his old friends and customers.
AMONG his selections are
Fine and super6ne CLOTHS-varisus
colors,
Casino RES, CAsSINETS,
NEST les,
French and English Merinos,
Bombdzetts. Bombdzines, CucassiaRs,
HARpwARE, QuEESswARE, CUrLEav;
SADDLERY and COACH TRIM
MlNGS, &c. &c.
WITH . fine assortment Of other articles
too hume rous TO mention.
Richmond, April IS. 1880. l3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
P L Lie MOTTO

!. THE citizens of the Borough OF
Richmond will take notice, that the annu.
Al Election for Borough officers will TAX
l'p.ace on MONDAY. the % day % Ma.
: next. al the house OF Gideon Daegett on
, Front street, for the purpose Of eIectinr a
f'l~st and second Burgess thirteen Coun-
q, men aue reasurer, one Asse ser, and
&c high Constable.
SAMUEL. w. FORSIA.
High Constable.
April IS. 1885. I5:te
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Wheeling, Va. April 5, 1886.
Our Correspondents will find below two
Brilliant Schemes, for the 7,h ard 10th OF
May:
va. LeesbMrgh Lottery,
Class No g draws 18th May, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

An HEIR FouND-One of the heirs 10
the estate of the Moshers, ESTIMATED
at 32,Ooo,OOOL) came to our office
yesterday, in consequence ofthe par
agraph we copied from the Albany
Advertiser. He is Il poor man. We
advised him to write to England I'M
mediately for suPplies.-N. !. SIM.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

SHOCKING ACCIDENT. The CYLINDER
Mill belonging TO Vernet & Sdipmon's
Powder Work., near Spoitswood, y. j.
blew up on "Wednesday evening. allied
one man, Mr. liarri son Ware, @. Vermont.
The explosion was felt seven miles
from the pI ce Mr. Ware was blown The
distance of400 yards, his body torn into
several pieces, and us uilaied fragments
Scattered In every direction.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
FOR = ALE.

FOR = ALE.
/ THE tavern stand occupied by the
subscriber is for sale. 1t is situated in
Marion, Grant county. Indiana. The
house Is perhaps convenient as any 9TH
srInihe country for tie price.
There a good and ,irst rate stable
the house and stable occupy two town lots;
there Is good well Of water, and should
tionai lot for a garden.
Any oLe wishing to buy good ta,ers
stand may do well to examine It
/ f. 5. TRASH.
/ Marion, April II, 1850. l6--4w
( y. u. The subscrih er intends keepiog
said house unless he should sell. ard .soulL
thank the public for a continuation OF tieir
patronage Il. }. L.
rton. who WISHED TO obtain a sup tn(
| OF feline stock Tor sea voyage. l.
examination. however. we found tn'
Il we had mistaken the character Th
rhe advertisements. and that its SIN mi
lar appearance was owing TO 4 IL
ck of the compassion. who had ne Gil
ected 70 put a space after the let ira
&C." thus. '>hEEP &c. AZ AUCTION an
sxrUtKAr INQUtRER. IN;
an
:. Mister Sailor" said an old lady ne
a weather beaten tar. who had IN
He'd al her house for luncheon. 81
lou must see great many curIosi- =
IS at sea- sOh yes" said Jack,
ID Immediately commenced telling
the great leviathanS of the deep. l..
3u, how do these great fish live laI
eried the old lady. '.Oh," said Jack. Ii
much a. the large fish live on land tn
devour,ng the smallerones." "Bus tn
ey don't eat them raw, do they.' tn
)h no. was the reply" every fifth la.
b carries . kettle on his tail fori
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
CAPITALS.
$40, 900, $4,000,

80 oil $4,000 and 100 OF $1,000.
Lowest three number Prize, $500.
The hrsi two numbers, $500.
Tickets only $40.
A certificate ola p2ckage Of whole in
this splendid Schema Will cost only s IA
Certif ates 0. Halves an5 Quarters IN pro-
portion.
AGAR, We have the pleasure Of present
! z t. the public "a scheme tina, has always
been universally popular:
Maryland State Lottery,
Cias> No. 10, draws Nay Is, 1896.
CAPITALS.
10000, ana % OF 1000
&c. &C.
Tickets only s..
Address
CLARKE g. COOK,
Agents for the Managers.
Wheeling.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-10
TERMS OF THE TELEGRAPH.

1.-THE VERMONT TELEsRAYH 10 published
weekly a % year, payable within four months
% ea.t0 q he end Of the year.
To subscribers out Of the State, residing
more than 100 miles from this Office, the PapeI
win be sent for 10.
FTToeompaniss, at whatever distance, who re.
ssive II or more copies In one bundle, and pay
IN advance, 81 so each, .5
Agents. who procure and pay 70, six subscribers,
are entitled to the seventh copy gratis. <"-"
In making communications Of new subscribers
And renittanees, the Agents viii be particular in
giving the names and residences Of subscribers,
end the amount 90 be credited to each.
All Baptist ministers, IN good standing in the
churches throughout the United States, are au-
thorized 70 act as agents for this paper. ~
q" 90 Al communications must be post paid, ex.
espt sIch a. add to our list OF subscribers one or
Papers viii not be discontinued until all AREA.
AGES are paid, except at the discretion Of the
publisher.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-10
FoR THE TELEGRAPH.
TT rs I-BE NOT AFRAID Mat. IA. 81

IT rs I-BE NOT AFRAID Mat. IA. 81.
As on life's troubled sea ride,
And waves run high on every side,
And clouds obscure the sky,
And horror comes in frightful form,
There seems to whisper in the storm
"Be not afraid-'tis l."
When thunders burst with awful crash,
And forked lightniDgs nimbly fash,
Destruction seeming nigh
My Saviour sits upon the cloud,
And this proclaims in accents loud
"Be not afraid-'tis l."
When fierce disease, with whitening hand
Spreads desolation DER the land,
And fear EFFORTS a sigh;
o then hear his heavenly voice,
Saying, "My child, in hope rejoice"
"Be not afraid-'tis l."
Then may live, o gracious Lord,
In strict obedience to thy word,
l That when l come to die,
Enraptured thy voice may hear,
Soft whispering in my dying ear,
"Be not afraid-'tis J." A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-10
NETWORK STATE TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.
(Continued.)

Y
Mr. Welch's first resolution was now
taken up. The resolution having been
read,
MrC. A. Lord Of New Y ork, said he
was not satisfied with the explanation Civ
en- by the mover. Il does not meet the
case. There is something wrong. One
society, the Young Mems Total Abst-
hence Society Of New York, applied to
distinguished clergyman for aid, request
ing him to preach sermon in our behalf
10 young men. He said, 80 far from
doing il. I do not approve ofyour society,
and shall feel it my duty to oppose you"
have no doubt the gentlemar's intentions
are honest, and that it is for the sake of
peace he would have US adhere to the old
pledge. But believe that peace, on such
grounds, will be the lethargy of DEATH
He calls on us to adopt the resolution for
the sake of union among the friends of
temperance. No doubt union is good
thing. but consistency is better. 1t would
be a matter Of regret that your council
should be distracted, but you may be as
sured that your influence will be greater
on the new ground Three or four years
ago I attempted to get the total abstinence
pledge engrahed on the constitution of a
state society where l lived, and it was op-
posed on the ground that the New York
State Society had not done it.
Sir, what is the principal aim of the
temperance reform2 Is it the mere saw
ing Of dollars and centsq These weigh
not a feather in the scale, in comparison
with the great moral question, to redeem
our fellow men from ruin, and our coun.
try from the reproach of being nation o
drunkards- Now how will you save u.
from the national ruin that is impending
over usi Will, you do it by the Danish
ment Of merely part of, the means o
ruin2 What is intemperance! Intem
perance, as defined by Beecher, is thu
use Of intoxicating liquors, whether witt
or without actual drunkenness. In tn
case ofa5man who was indicted for roast
ing his wife, il appeared that he was un
der the influence of liquor, but was nc
drunk. Wine is producing the same 81
iects in high life, that ardent spirit produ
ces in other portions ofsociety. 1t is onl
a genteel way ofintoxication.
OSitCNO VI buio WIG l
our country has blunted our sensibilities
the wickedness oft. Let me introduce
character who has made figure in En-
tory. His life was life Of crime, and h
history libel on his species, and vet
striking proof ofthe Whaling influence
temptation He was comeIy in his De
son, but slothful in his habits, and vet
led armies to victory and nations eve
raised him to the honors ofdivinity. Sue
Is the character Of the emperor of drum
ards, Of Bacchus, the personi6cation
wine. And yet this loathsome charact
is an idol even with US. Heisnow stan
ing before the car Of Temperance III
report Of your Executive COMMITTEES sho,
decrease in the demand for your pub
cations, and decrease of exertion in m
nyparts. And what is the cause Il
notorious that in large sections ofcount
the temperance reform is stopped. On ]
way here ! saw more intemperance th
| had seen in I'VE years. Sir, people see
inconsistency otyour pledge. ndthey
flying back. You can have temperar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

VIRGINIA, TO mr.:
At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chao-
Gerry for Jefferson county, the first Monday
in April, 1896:
James Ihh, late Sheriff Of JGsrson County.
PLAiSTIFF,
AGAINST
John Jackson, .7ibui Hvmyiekkouss, John
SHAFT, Daniel kabI,, Jams Moore, and Iokn
4. COokuS, .fLministraiOr Of John Waiprr
deceased, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERH
TUNHE def.ndaat, James Moore. not having en-
tered has appearance, aud given seeurit, ac.
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rule.
Of this Court; and II appearing by sa,isfac-
tory evidance that he is no, an inhabitant OF
this country. II IS ord,rsd, That the said de.
fcndant do appear here on the FIRST day OF the
next term, and answer the bill Of the plain.
tiff; and that q copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published
IN Chsrlestown, for two months successive.
ly, and posted at the front door Of the Court
House IN the said town Of Charie.town.
Copy--Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
April Z, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Medicines, Patent .Hedt-
rtMeR, sc.

GWAIM'S PAnacea, Houck's Psnacea,
- Hygean syrup, LaFoques syrup.
ENtrsct Buehu, Extract SaTssparilia,
COpaiVi and SarsspariIla,
lienry's Magnesia.
Apothecarys Hall Magnets,
Buffers Aperieat NsgntsR,
Lees Essence Mustard,
Hays Pile Iinnament. Balm o. Coiunbis
! AscassaT Oh, fsseBce of Tyre,
NaFd's Hair Ol, Digestive EliHer.
lndian Specific, syrup q LIverwOn,
RoVand's Tome Mixture,
Oh Cubebs, Haflsem oh
Barbados Tar, Trc.h Salad oil.
Aqua Am0nia, in jeiibie LAX,
Cold Pressed Castot OIL
Suiphatr Qumiue.
" hhebcad's fsseuse ~ Mustard
Gonuiue Acoustic Od Oii Origsnium,
uil u Tansey. Thomys0n's Bye v ster,
TraEspatent Nsrnisb. with = large shd
full supply Of sli articles be longing 70 Drug
store, such ~ Pants. Otls. Dye StUhs. SC
received ard for saio 81 YOUNG's Drug h
Medicine Store
ilsrpers-Fsfry, May -, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
PERFORMANCES.

INrsnt has run nineteen races ~,nn,or ten
ln has races, run 1T different distances from Oh.
to Hour mile hcs's. he has displayed remark . -
speed ~ we'll A. enduring, bottom lie unn. a
wears old, = s~cepaske, Oct 81. 1854. :,
Middlehurg, mile heats, beating Bctsrv Ia
Ser and Others, IA two hcats With rA,--Itur
Sm- S3s-Sm. SIS. COursr s.id o. D.. ,,slt,
yards over mile. lie 81 = wears old ~nn Oct
~, 1885. the Jockey Cluh purse Of $500 It
Washington City, ID. T.. four miles aud rclsat.
IN too heats beating the noted gclling Rsehe-
Tor by Iuekshoc, aud Reform Nv Mar, lander.
bachelor dropping IN his drstsnc, tie first heat,
j he 2d hest Was run IN I'm. SIS the hest ~
heat ever made over that course, snd rrm.rk. -
bic, considering that the track va. forty feet
over y mile, and very heavy II the time -
The toilo~ing week, At the Central Course,
Md, tour mule heats. for the jockey Club purse
Of lnon dollars, be contended With VIM. a.
John son celebrated race mar Urine. ard 9TH
era ln this race hc ssinecd great ncctncss sn'i
lsstingness; three heats we're run before the
contest ~asteriacd IA favor Of Tribe. Time,
Z. 54A-7m. 57~-Sm. p. Tyrant vas beaten
about a length the Ia heAt-in the 2d lac "a,
nextto rr'Ac. aud in the 81 heat third In
tbe Spring of 1854 Ia ran several races aud ~As
beaten. Although lAboring under the d,strun-
per, ~ VAS after srls discovered Ihc tusfr yrry
quick :ime IN two instances. On the Sth NAV
1854, nj Washington City, ID. e., Busiris, ono II
the best sons oi Northern Eclipse, and Tytan,
thEtt ItNunus atu NH more
than his proper weight, ran = heats OF three
miles each In the extraordinary time of 5in
lss-5m 56s. Aud the follow ing week, at Ii
monIum Course, ! mile heats for the jockey
Club purse OF IVO dollars, T,tant ~ss beaten
the iSt heat by Wm. X. JOhnsons mare, COL,
= inches, the heat being made IN the cNtranrdI-
mar, time OF 1u,. as. Ia the 2d heat he dropp-
ell ia tie dis,anec-run ia SIN. 6s the ~ hea,
run % I'm, SIS. Tyrant, 10 the third mile there
OF, came up, challenged, aud passed Mr.. Garri-
sous bcrS- and Mr.. Johnson's mare With ease,
but becoming restiVc, stopped, aud Was distaae-
ed.
more full and complete detail of T,rAnt',
racing career may be found la the Turf Regis
| ter.
In lusiice 20 Tyrant las owners do not hesitate
To assert, that lac never ia any race in eondi.
| ton, except ut Middlcburg
lyrant Is not the Only one of his dams family
that has become distinguished Tor las racing
performances; Veto. his full brother. hss ac-
CURED high reputation On the ,urf-hav,ng - IN
three out oil four races IA remarkably quick time
| showing no lack at bottom. Aud las full sister
Who las been trained. - pronounced 10 b. one Of
the most promising hll,es ia the lower part OF
Virginia.
For mares from distance grain and pasiur-
age will be Afforded Il the lowest ighborl,ood
prices. The greatest possible care Will b, a..
Ken io prc'cnt accidents aud escapes, but 40 re-
sponsibility tor an, tat ma, happen
DAVID BALDWIN
March ~. 1856. .frcnL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Doctor John ". Hayden

HAylNG declined, Tor The presebl. NOV
N n ing 20 the South-Wesl, Offers his serVi-
ces 20 The public 10 the didersnt branches ol
DO. profession, add hopes ~ bis skill, care
and attention. % those committed 10 bis care
10 merit shsre d public paiFonage. He
nay hs found, when not professionsilJ en-
gagged. 81 hs usual place % residences IN Boz
lifar " consequence % iniarioas reports
having gone sbrosd, respecting be- AGA sksr-
gs', be pledges himself 10 charge ~ lov 81
any oihsr Physician. % respectable standing.
N The eOmmaniiyi and heneefOrward, iOF
services rsDdsrsd. sod pFompt paymsnt, be
wili deduet 10 per cent from The usual char
res Zee H.aelenl eflaafeaco.
afafch "a, te34--6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
DR.. PowELL's
Terminating Vegetable
T1NCTURE

As for more than 40 years. in private
u n praSiier. proved uniformly snrceSsiul in
tisor'iers Of the stomach, bo~rls. Ne, a. stated
en- the Directions. Added To this, IL has proved IN
powerful rr-sn,Ina,ing quality, during the EI,i-
depie oT AsiAiie Cholera IN Baltimore ~ 1852
Ne V known 20 many IN the City, particularly IN
the Eigi'h Nsr'l, oG which Dr. G.. w PowELL
VAS appointed Assistant Ward Physici.a-A,,l
o0t 81 more than 9O eases, l,c did not lose one
l'.i'eni. II ~Rslhis TiBcturr, given 18th strnng,
Mid OF Peppcrniat Tea. which proved fully sufi-
eient 90 sTrest the disorder Ia its first stage; and
IN the collapse stage. arrested the ,ioi-,h svmI-
toms, and gave time for ti'r Operation IT the otl,,
oecess-Fy Hsr,livine. Hs slated ~ lr. g. W Pow
Chs AeeouUt OF his Treatment 81 that disorder.
For sale hV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
VARIETY.
A PRHCAIITfOS

Pat Murphy my foctmsn, DESTROYS 10 suit,
And ~ quirk 90 HI, euand> TO 60,
Had walked ill he fairly had worn ia has boot
A hule round hole at the toe.
Next morning saw him Maternity at WORK.
q scarcely could ask hiai for lau,htrr,i
in the heel he was boring hole with ri -
"Why Pat" says, "~hal arc YOU after
" Faith master, "says he, you tho reason shall
know,
The cause dont wish 90 conceai:
lis 10 Dct all the wet that come. In at the toe
Run Immediately out at the heel"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

would, without amputstioa. provo fse.i 90 the ~
uc't, sss uosies my immcsfists nuli-e saT.eis
By the us- e Judkins' Oinineus, snd the p.tis..
- ia hse health. his lmh Affected By shs tumcu
being restored 20 p<rfe.t state Of sounslne...-
Also. that tlse leg of aged man, which hef
bSra Wounded. sod exhibited one drrs,ifuI uic.sr
ssrd sarfsee frosa The knee to the foot, and vhiel
Tor more than too years hsd been considered in
earshls. ~ss chcssu.ily cured by the spplieaticf
OF J"dkins' Otntmeot I mention these tvo c.
a., ~h'.h fcil vojcr nv iu,metl,s,e notice and
management. . decided evidence OF the eli ~.
~ ~ ,hi, remedy IN of tumoar and of ulcers
have esirricaced decidedly the Eoo.l eiIeot u
THIS rvmcdv In the of felons. and of every
species III flesh wound II seems Co me that an,
me Who al Observe the Operations of this Omit
st'f mn.' he Statistics, a. its hcne isl effects
: can = dh the utmost confidence recommend the
"'c ~ uhs valuable rcnctly. ] atm. SIR VERY rcx
p-c,fuliy. JOHN TkIIArFnt;o
, hervby certify. that ~as Tor many months
sme'cd mos, gricSon,iy With the letter UPON
o"" Z" my heels. causing Openings large enough
To admit pcr-ou's hngrr. I tired y,r,ou. RENE
'i'rs ." vain, -h-n ! Mas induced To- try Juikins'
o"'nrn', aud ~aS cured by thu u.s. &c siurIe
boy. am snx'oa. that o,hcrS. .imilsri, Attic
ted, may avail themselves of 81 ,aluahi- rene,
ROBERT FULTON.
Chriesto~n, De. i6. iS29.
| Having hs.i much cap Iien,e. Toe many wears
"a making this oin,n ent. aud bciug again con-
~ l'''N ''-ht, ltafe srtgitt
10 De- cautioned against ,mposiicn-nnd. IN ORDER
TO effect this, sud tn IA IN the genuine
article, u has been thought n;ivi Sabie. ~ above
stated, TO Use the authority X l,dcdhy MIR Sl,sp-
herd, aud to call 1t sitter tis proprietor osu
nauir.
| The follo~ing will he ber> Ger attached "a
each ppt-' SHEPHERDS U rTE.N-I' SI'E.
CIfiC OINTMENT, flor. leriy Judkius',
made aud spld, wholesale an,. .-t.il, bv
&. hERSrONS, near Frederick, Md
To morr fully guard the public, ithe proprie
tors Z: hers'ons' name Mil appear IN his owl
hand writing, written through ,hc circle ouisid,
the ointment pot.
For sale by
LINES BROU.N. CharLe.ts,rn;
Ht.ui'HREf KEFES, Gb.
JOS. e.. Mars. Hpp~Ts- Ferry;
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r. a. .Nr.NETLL, Skebherrisio,r,i
tn TLHBERL-iKE, Snuilfeld
June IL, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
DOCTOR SPOHN'S
SiCE EkP6dHrh RennPGIU,

A CERTAIN cure Tor sick Hsadach
n which his been used IN families, ever,
member Of which has had sick beadaeh
from infancy. as q constitutional family com
plant and h1. cured edcctualiy IN every ~
sbncc yet kno~n. 10 Isso perfectly satisfac.
tpfy that the proprietor has given direction.
for his agent' 90 refund tie price 20 sny one
who - not pleased with a. Received from
the agent a. Sew York snd offered Tor sale
AZ iouNG's Drug Store, iisrpers.Fcfry.
March 81 tsJc