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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

DE-. BranAretA's Vegetable Unlvsrsal p1ona.
ETrECTUAL ASSISTANT o. uATUoE.
HESE Puts sscuoaeaded - sAeusaeds - rsspa~e
whoM they have cured a CO"sWmpn Ia0asa, CsAs, H..
digestion. Dyspepsia Headache, Paiss, and II 6.s
s hack para Of head usually he syepss - Ar
pe.y: J.."diec Fsves aad Asos, bios ypss yeIw s.d
commr" Fevess, II an kisds; Asahsa, 0oss, Rhsuoa,
diseases, Lives complains, rsssy, wsrd veshss,
dep'r 'on IL the sp u. RapMre., Is6aeeas, Eyes,
FITS, Psisy, Dsopsy. Small P"x, Measles Csep, CsssA,
"ooe Cough, o:"'.y, C"oe, cs<:. M.-b.s. cs.vsl.
wos~ss, Dys"sey, Drsiess. s~eag oises !. ehs oDss
Kings Evil. Scrouis, Eyseas s. AssosS's Fs, Ssh
R"s.", White S~cl'i"e' Ulcers so~e q thirty yssn s..
Cancers T"mo"s, swelisd feet aud egs, Pss, Ccss-
all srup,io"s of.e Skin, sh,h De.ms Fs.aIs
plants Of every kind especially Obsioas, &c.
TnE S"osches having reeeivcd the srpeeses Agrss
fog the above Medicine os The Counties sf Eayesu, Usins.
Delaware, Randolph, Hancoek, Hesy, Msdsus, GAslsy.
Ro.h aud Wayae would n6os@ Tie Fubs, - a. eli
times will keeps lily o. has' q WAoesajs Re.
'sh:-tie will, ,n ss ~s - ssess, aps"sss Sss-
Agents oil the principal TOW - .ss. An e~as.
nosca'ions fos Aeencies (os ps,, ~i secsvs sps
aud made known.
n H. No Apo'hecssv Dsegies, fsdles, b esssissd y
ell ID. BsAudgetts Pills WnheG sny circumstances.
JAMES GROVER,
Corner Of Font and Wsinus Suess.. sss II Mais
Richmond, .4prI g, 1887. lMf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

ASurmER SrKcIE CIRcuLAR-The Secretary oil
ths Treasury Of tho United States has issued a
Circular requiring ous Importers to pay their Gus
so@ duties in gold and silver. This is q natural
Consequence Of the vanous measures o: the pres
sas administration. They have driven the banks
to the only alternative from insolvcncy-,o suspend
specie payments, and now will not take the pape:
hey have % deprecated. The banks having sus-
PeDded The redemption Ofsbeir notes. the importer
easeot get the silver and gold for IS per cent,
eossequently the government must lose, perhaps
all;oas Il dollars, and distress the most cnterpis-
~ u our citizens.
ASormER!-Thc Postmaster General has pub
lid On order fos the portage on all letters and
pPsss to 10 paid in gold and silver. And, finally,
= the climax, il 10 said that the land Offices are
aa " be cl'sed. Martin Van Buren, begins 10 feel
Aat there is q pressure, and be wishes to dispose
= u land, be has entered, At Congress price.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

THE subscriber respectfully Informs the ishab
tants Of Richmond aud its vicinity, that he has
Gently selected, with great care, 1t the casters
cities . general stock Of merchaodise, comprisioa
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CUTLERY, etc.,
which be now Offers to the public % the most &c
commodating terms.
ton in this place, il will be great desidersfs "a
install himself in the con6jeece Of HE customer,
for which, all is efforts ~ill 30 brought into resui-
sitiop; add, with reliance the part Of his Gus
TONERS for PaoHPT PAv. he hopes to prosper.
N. b. PRoDUce Of all kinds takes IN exchange
for GOODS.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
~ E. corner IF Main and Front streets.
Richmond, 9Th mo. 25th, 1887. 2ln
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

The Hon. DANIEL yEnrER was at Maysville,
KY, on the 9Th irs, AID made sspeecA Of consid-
cradle length. which 10 spoken Of in high terms Of
commentator. He lefi there for Lexington, and
10 expected at Cincinnati in q few days.
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l. e A + III E Il /.

e TIL E Il.
HE sohesb-s continues keep hand general
LEATHER IL god quality, and Of aIasoss every
variety. Also, FINDINGS, &C. his Leather store on
Main EDMUND EVrN
N. B. Leather bought in the rough. Eff.
Richmond, Fossth NO. 22"d, 1887. 1913"
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UNITED STATES BAxk.-We perceive, from tho
Mississippi papers that very large and respecta-
bic meeting was holden at Natchez on the Gath Of
April last, for the purpose Of soliciting the location
Of Branch Of the ..Unlted States Bank Of Penn
sylvans,'' in that State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

AUGUST BkECT1OU.
Foa CovEssea, DAVID WALLACE.
Foa LlEurExAAr GovEakos-COL. pAvlD 0l1k0
FoR REPRESENTATIVE IN COxGRE1s.-JA0ES RARlDGUs
Pea REPRESENTATIVES 1ns SsAss LssnaAysas.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS JOSEPH 1OH9OWs
A. w. DOWEQS. NATHAN SMITH,
RICHARD J. HVBBARp, CAIE0 LEWo0,
GEORGE HOLMAN. THOMAS TYnE9,
F"s CLsaE TEE Csga1.
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL HANNAH.
FoR RkeoADRa.
JAMES WOODS, A. r. 80OaTRoDCE,
JOSEPH v. GREGG. THOMAS JORDAN.
FREDERIC DILLON. AMASA o0Nn.
ABN En- HAMS, JAMES lMFF,
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, HARLAN RO06lNS,
SAMUEL DELONC, JEtllEL LAMrS0N.
PETER FLEMING.
ASSOCIATE JUDGe.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER. WILLIAM RUSSEY, Sea
DANIEL. REID. JESSE WILLIAMS.
BEALE BUTLER.
PaosArE JupsE-C. w. WHITMAN.
Fos Covxrr Coznss,oxEa--DANIEL r. WlCClNA
Foa CoaoxEs.-SAMUEL w. FO2SaA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Just ssee;vag large md general asesssss Of Boots
Shoes asd ogass which Offer ~hoesAe sssai', On
IN, ,oa acessssmoas;ng Cosauy sehs"is are par
vie,aay ovsd call stok Of sIssoss every
.e,e = she os ssade yell seiersed far seis
A.,;~. COALE HAMILTON.
Apsl 99sA, 1881.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

DsulY having e ny employ, ssd positively ssstiag 70
m, Il beees ny duty, Unpeasans. 6swes. ell
oeso>s lyo~ hssusiag ss"stisa h y account, as
gill nav no debss of bis eoesrsetissG.
-" ~ ALEXANDER MVURDY.
E..h,..ovr M.v ssh 1887. lisp
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

BROADCLOTHs, CAssIlaERES. Re.
CLOTHS and CASSlMERES, ~ Re doced pnces.
May 20h, 1857. w. R.& s. l.. EOULKE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

WE have good OF CASTINCS On hand which
Ne will WARRANT; arc making STOVES of the
very s ssd ~sae approved patterns, warranted 10 STAND
aud give As stock last was not to be
had eoaseaasly unable keep good assortment
Stoves aud CsstOxs: bot arrangements euch this
avoid dcul,v therefore invite old
friends call aud for themselves +. Ono
wa u, give his personal
aness-our arrangements will enable him he constantly
the Office. E. GROVER & BROTHERS.
May 9Th, 1887. l0d
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SPRING FOUHNDRY.

SPRING FOUH NDRY.
THE Subscribers having entered into copart-
nership under the firm Of ]. e. Jones, & Co., res
pecafully inform the public that they have estab-
lshed Foundry on the north side Of Richmond,
and are prepared to furnish all kinds Of Castings
with dispatch, and in the nsatest manner. They
sil also furnish patterns If wanted on fair terms
They are also proprie:ors Of the Richmond Cot
ton Factory, and vii: keep constantly on hand q
supply Of Cotton Yarn and Batting, which they will
sell 1t halfa cent advance on Cincinnati prices
I.E JONES.
JESSE NJ. HUTTON.
JOHN III. HUTTON.
October 22d. 1886. 42-i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

Enn Pains thick BROGANS. At wholesale q,
OVO retail. by CO.ALE HAMILTON
May q, 1887. 2ln
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

Opposite the Bank, Richmond, la.
ALI. kinds BOOTS and SHOES made order ~ the
shortest notice. Home Boots ors, constantly
hand and Gorssie b. COALE & HAMILTON.
April 22od, 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

NEW 6OODS-frosm New York;
" r H n EAP CASH sTORE6n
Cornsy Of Main md Front Sereese:
AN assortment II new DRY GOODS, fos SKs;ne aud
S"m"er, "o~ opening and fos sale very prices BY
Riot1sond, May II, 1887 EFT. TURNER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsnIP.
THE r,esw.r.hp heretofore existing between Ed@Ued Gro
Ach;es Wllsaas aud James &. Mendenhsl. ~ shs
RsCwnoSD FoUxDav, Wsdea The 6rm al f. OsovcR 20,
d;.,.d n, mutual eosss. The busiosss the old 6s
= i'll settled By the sew one . --,.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS,
j. r. MENDENHALL.
r. h;,.. ; in future be CONDUCTED by Eimuad Ira and
Joseph Cover, style al r GaovEa baoTsEas-
r.. iu,rbeef 10 the firm f. Grover Go. earestly,
bv, se.oecuy requested tei' sccouns hout delay
E.CROvEk BROTHERS.
~ A. laa7 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

G. ". WEST, Praetltioae1 - DDealelnes
SuFBeHys Sc
WILL po@psly attend say bsisess e~asus'e1 hias
~ the line a his profession. e w, slso. ~hew eahss-
~e engaged, pesEsw eli ussai opesaaioas DxN5TaS
IN the latest aud most inpsUved fsshio~sbs style.
CT OSSscg side az Mais street, Richmoed,
nearly Opposite d. d. Sloan's Hotel.
Msy 9th, 1881. q :3n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

LAW OFFICE.....T. ID. WALPOOI..
,.., Attorney at Lap;
PkACTCES the Law in The Circsit Courts =
t te Counties Of Aadisos, Shelby, Marios. AID
County.
As''Senee--CszxsErEID, Hascsek county.
Refereaee:
O. e. .. :; wan, ::.::: .s<.-.-1. 1.1...
Jaasary q, 1857. 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

v EMS aud Boy's Kip and Calf MoxaoEs; Ladies Kid
NA Calf AID Scale SLlrPERs, SssoEs, Doors CArrEss
Eos sale BY COALE 4 HAMILTON.
RSCnnoSD, April ., 1887. l7n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

j PHYSIClANS-Ths suhscsb~r 10 psep.,ed NO ,uoo,v
the faculty, ssUaI with o
AENTs, Glass, &c. better sba thew have 100.
been supplied N the and saehng genuine .gice,
shall Be pot vp The following will give m "a Of an.
raj psices:- 49,
o o sn.s . cts per ID Suph QSinne, 81 pr On
1 Hne' P.'' ~ ess' Ipecacuanhs, s. per ID.
SAmp, Ssph.s Sub. l2A per ID.
Tat. Acid, ga cts. Op,i T.rA eS s0 * 8
Red Pseeip. 81, % per pound.
May II, 1887. I9Iy IRvIN prrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

simply change places. The one with
wife and children take the inside seat.
The other with whip and rein mounts
the box. II is thus the wheel is con-
tinually revolving. And thus not
through the csprices Of blind fortune.
but through the operation Of clearly de-
fined and natural causes.
Now here is the snare into which he
falls who would be rich. He may be
laboring all his life, for the accumula-
Of property, and that very property be
the cause OF the ruin of his own fami-
~. The exposure Of the daughters
happiness. may be still greater than
that OF the sons. When an affection
ate hearted lady awakens to the con-
oiousness that her husband has taken
her but as the necessary incumbrance
10 her father property, the measure OF
her wretchcdneSs Is almost full. The
danger OF unhappy marriage Is under
all circumstances great, even where
there is no allurement 10 the connec-
iion but congeniality oftaste and atfec
ton; the number of Ill sorted and dis
cordant unions is iearfully great. But
the chances happiness which young
lady with an independent fortune. has,
are very small indeed. The very fac,
that she has money will DO regarded
as all objection. by many Of the best
minds aud hearts, while the frivolous
and the heartess, and the prohigate,
crowd around her. An ingenious
young man shrinks from the impu,a-
lion of marrying for money, aud he
fears to take as a companion through
lies hard pilgrimage one who has
been nurtured in fashion and luxury
Thus does a man not unfrequentiy
labor for his whole life TO accumulate
property which ruins his sons and de-
stroys his daughters. He neglects God,
and gives himself no time for prepare
ton for another world, and when age
and inirmities press heavily upon him,
he finds he has spent his strength for
that which is not bread, and bis labor
for that which profite:h not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

She succeeded in conquering the
habit in her child; and when she had
restored him. she had cured me. I
resolved to abandon forever the use oil
language which had gwen her so much
pain. did abandon it for that time.
| was now eiIectually reclaimed from
two of my prominent vices. But my
habits OF intenperance were daily be-
coming like brass bands. My morn
ing, noon, and evening dram. NY loss
oil appetite. and trembling nerves,
proved the strong grasp.il bad upon my
constitution.
was still associated with my wick
ed coapanioS.. still followed up sys-
tenn OF gambling, which was rapidly
bringing ruin on myself and my fami-
". Ny handsome estate left me by
father. was nearly wasted. Meantime
my family increased. lresorted To the
lottery, aud every species OF gambling.
u meet is increasing demands, but ev-
cry step plunged me deeper and deep
or IN guilt, debt. and misery.
My wife was in the habit Of sitting
up ,ill my return, however late 1t might
be-. She had, no doubt, in this way
saved me from perishing, as was Of
ten too much intoxicated 10 find my
way even TO the door without her as
siStanCe.
Onc cold, wintry night, had been
out till ia;e hour. but returned free
from IntoXication. On coming silently
70 the house, saw my wre,ched wife
through the window. sitting over a
handful OF embers with her babe and
her Bible in her lap, and the big tears
gushing from her eyes.
y vivid sense of my own baseness
came over me. paced the yard for
some moments in agony. In attempt
inE 10 enter the house. with u fresh re-
solution on my tongue, ! fsinted and
fell on the floor.
( Upon my return of consciousness,
found my wife had drawn me 10 the
fire. and was preparing me bed, sup
/ posing my swoon 10 be the usual effect
Of ardent spirits. sprang TO her side,
fell on my knees, and before her and
Heaven vowed never 10 taste another
drop Of any thing Intoxicating. ] wa:
then thirty years old. Years have since
passed over me, and my vow is still
unbroken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
.nnnnee.
ACCUMULATION OF PROPERTY.

! suppose the progress and decline
of family fortunes have been essential
~ the same in all parts of the world,
II we except those countries in which
the laws of entail and primOgeniture
preserve the oldest son from the rever-
Ses which otherwise would inevitably
ensue.
A young man comes into The city
from his respectable home OF industry
IN the country. He comes with ener.
gy Of character, and Injured TO econo-
my. He has nothing 10 depend upon
but his own resources OF diligence and
fidelity.
After few years he commences bu-
siness for himself His only capital is
a good name and business talents
These guide him TO wealth. In few
years he is found one OF the most opu-
len, and influential merchants of the
city. And the country boy who comes
into Washington street. as he did in
search OF fortune, now looks up TO him
with reverence as to one of the noblest
OF the land.
This is the history Of many Of the
first merchants of Boston and OF New
York. These poor country boys, with
the virtues which are nurtured in a
economical home, come into our cities
and take The lead in law, politics and
in meTchandize. There are exceptions,
but this Is the general rules in all the
principal cities Of this country and Of
England What is the subsequent
history,
The son and the daughters Of this
now uch man, fnd a very different
cradle from that which their father
found IN his parental home. Profusion
and sp!endor are all arouad them
Their fathers trod a painted floor, or
perhaps ate hts bread from the earthen
bowl or the tin dipper. They now
move "a apartments furnished with
splendor, and take their coffee from
cups Of silver. am not saying this
D, wrong, bot simply describing the pro-
cess which ! arpre bend Is general.
I nder such influence they have manv
Iu agiEary wants, and the pfoiuNOn
around them DESTROYS al habits ofecon.
omy. The sons feel that they are not
dependant upon their exegtions fog
import, that their htbcr b. rich, that
be wi.l go them up IN business. and
they think that property will flow 20
upon them a. easy a. Il follows The
we'll directed efforts Of The hthefs
strong mind They form 90 habits of
close application. They have received
no instruction from bard boz useful
school II adversely The father has
felt That ~ amassing property be has
promoted the welfare OF las family
he would be rich. and be has fallen
iato a snare
The father dies The property Is
divided. The sons are 10 business.
their habits are such that they cannot
endure The rigor Of unwearied exetiion.
Their father commenced at The bottom
of The ladder and gradually assembled
lie came from the farm house. and
rose by degrcesto opulenee and luxury
The sons Commenced at the top of tie
ladder and 60 down Year siier gear
the property dWindlcs away. and The
chddfen are soon fairly down IN the
walks OF obseuriiy and poverty The
son Of The cosshman and ha master
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
HOUSE or ENTERTAINMENTS
OUR MAMTSI

XHZE want several things iust nov 49,
w We want gT-in payment Of due,-r5
various conmodiuss q country produce for
our isbic such ee f3eis. butter. egEs. buck
wheat neal. e. Ar We want fOr our era
rsry. Wheat, Corn. rive Oats. Jct --particu-
lsrly Corn ADD 4 these things cannot b.
had without. W must have money 10 pro-
cure them. VIII our ffisods. Who know
themseiyes indebted. tsks The hiots .N.u,
rsrons FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Nov 9 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

II Van Bufeonm is a. dead ~ ihc
Whig, pretend. Why DO they make 20
much NOISE about q Il u seemiy a.
rejoice over a dead body ~ Hmcies.
Ter YbgiHian.
We may surely Ere few guns over
ils grave should not the corpse 81
Military Chieiiainism be buried 9th
the honofs a war; Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
From the LDaisr,Iis Journai.
HOuE.

They smile to hear me talk Of thee.
Nv own green mountain home
They ,nssr because pine To be
where thy blue waters foam
They deem It childish waywardness
That should hold thee dear,
Ttey do not know how yalueless
4, all that meets me here.
AID vet. own their skies are bright,
Their rivers broad and clear,
And o, beneath the calm moonlight,
III, sweet to wander here
And here are manly hearts. aud true,
That were proud 20 wear,
And form, - beautiful! 10 view
A, those Sat wait me thcr,.
But iorc-the fondest and the first
Most rrarmiy, d,sply true
Has IN Thy mountain glens been nurscd,
For there my young heart grew.
And memory's seal, with magic spell,
Upon that heart Is set!
Land OF INV love! where'er dwell,
never can forget
VIOLA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is tho

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is the
IN grandcst ornament belonging 20 the hu-
msntTime. How strangely the loss oft changes
the eountenaacc and prcmaiuruly briHgs on the
appearance OF old szo. which causes many TO gs-
col Il icing uae.t, I'D, anil sometimes even 20
shun sI,j,y to avoid the tests and sAeers ot their
acquaintance; the remainder Of their lives arr
constantly speut IN retirement. In short. not
the loss q prop 80 ellis the generous think
ing outh with thsi h-Avy sinking gloom rs does
the loss oi his hair. II avert all these unpIea-
SAINT circumstances, OLDRiDGE'S BALM OF
COLUMBIA stops IN hair from falling OH on
the FIRST application, aud fcw bottles restores IL
agsin. IL likewise provinces cy ebrov aud ~hiS-
kcrs; prevents the hair 'rnn turning grey, makes
u curl beautifully, and trcrs u from scurf Nu-
Iocrous certificates ot thr first rcspcetablHy in
support Of the Virncs OF Oidridgc's D.lm, are
shown by the ProprietDrs. TJ'Resd the follow
iug:
Robert Wharton. Esa late Mayor Of Phila-
d-lpha, has certified, may BE- seen below, TO
the high character ct the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that We
have used the Balm OF Colnmbis, discovered by
'. Oldridgc, and have fou"-''t highly servieeable
not only preventive ag,,nst the falling of OF
hair, but also a certain rest 'rstive.
WV. THATCHER, ST.,
Methodist Minister iu ~ George charge,
No 81 North Fifth street.
JOHN 4. lNtiis. al, Arch St
J. ID. TiiON VI d. i65 Rsee-st.
HUGH McCURDI, 2iS, South .th II.
JOHN GARD. Jr I25 Aret-A
The Agcd, and those ~i.p persist ia wearing
~igs, nAy not always experience its restorative
qualities, yet Il will certainly raise it, virtues ia
the estimation ot the pUbiic. Whcu u - known
tina, three OF the above signrrs are more than 81
years Of age. AMI the others not less than -.
From The Mayor
CoNHoNWEaLTH OF PE~SsTLyANIa,
CITY Of Ph,iadelphia.
I. ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor OF said city
n Phil.deIphis do hereby certify that arm " ell
aequsinted 18th Messsrs. J. =. Inglis, John -
furey, and Hugh MeCurdy, whose names srr
signed to the above certificate, that they are gem
tlemen Of character aud retpeCtAiility, and -
such full credit should be given TO H., said eeFti-
heste.
la witness whereof I have hcr,uhto set my
band, aud eSused the s~sl Il the city 90
l.. ). be sfhNed, THIS sixth day - Dee No.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION '--Ohserve that each bottle Of the
Genuine Balm has splendid cngrrscd snapper,
on which Is represented the Falls q Nisgars &c.
TTS,ld ~hoicssl- and retail hy Cons,ock X
Go, sole Ngents foi America, 2Flctrh-r-str, -.
near Maiden Lave. ono door bcio~ Pr.ri-s,reet.
aud by ADAM YOtrNG Jr
isrpers-Fcrry, Nov. -. ts57.--Gm