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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-21
AUCTIONS.
EY J. G. sIIAw,-Auc,ionssn.

EH J. &. SHAW, W,-Auctionssn
Farmers please take notice.
There ,ciA be sold at Pubic AUCTION, or
SATURDAY, Sept. 23d, al ii O'Clock. r.
NJ, on the Farm Of Robert Johnston, Esq.
in .Newport
EiFTEEN STACKS OF OATS, supposed
to coutain from three TO four tons Of
Straw, and an average of forty bushels Of
Grain each.
Also.
About twenty-five tons Of excellent Hay.
I'm barn) the whole having been got up. with
out any rain upon it. The Oats are remark
ably clear from weeds. Of a very superior
'qnaliiy, and worthy the attention of those
desirous Of good and clear seed tos the next
spring.
Conditions liberal and to be made known
at time and place of sale.
Sept. 2lst..
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MERINO CHALLYS,

French do. Moussellin de LANES,
New style Ribbons, elegant Scarfs, and
many other fashionable articles, just received
by ii. SESSIONS.
Sept. ID.
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Also.
DR.. JAYNE'S
Indian ErpectOranE,

Recommended as decidedly superior to
any other known combination of medicine, for
coughs, colds, Influenza, Consumption. .qsthma,
splitting Of ID 6icuity of breath
ing, Hopping Cough, pains and iceakness Of
the breast, and all diseases Of The Pulmonary
organs. Books with directions aud certifi-
Gates from the highest authority, may be had
on application TO the subscriber. Prce one
dollar. J. w. EDDY.
Sept T.
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~EAo their friends and the public,
- that they have opened the
Store No. I5S, Thames-street, opposite Mr.
Edward A. Shsrman's dry goods store, with q
first rate assortment Of fresh goods, compris-
ing ever description of Ladies, Misses, Chill
drens, Mems and Boys Boots aud Shoes, fresh
from the manufacturers, and in point of beau
ty and variety. are not supposed in This town,
all Of which will be sold at E,n prices and as
low as at any other store in Newport. They
will only at this time remark that their hopes
Of obtaining and retaining the patronage of the
public, are founded on the principle by hich
they are determined to carry on their busi-
ness-by supplying Boots and Shines of the
best quality-procuriDg styles Of tho first
class, and contenting themselves, although
every thing is at the highest notch, with mo-
derale profts-whch they conceive to be the
beet guarantee Of giving satisfaction, and
meeting the competition Of the present day.
Newport, Aug. 81, 1887.
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SPLENDID VASES

SPLENDID VASES.
lust received and for sale low, lot OF
- splendid flowers vases and mantle orna-
ments, at No. rs Thames st. by
Sept. 81. G.. n. TILLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-21

The conclusion Of Mr.. Van Buren's mes
sage, will be found in this days paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-21

A TO LET.-Two tenemen,s. plea
1THE23 sanity situated at the corner Of
So @ Church and Spring streets. and d-
recty' opposite the Grave Yard,
where you can contemplate the Resurrection Of
the Last Day and be ready its coming. Enquire
Of the subscriber. on the premises.
THOMAS PRATT, X. z. c.
Sept. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-21

There was a tremendous hurricane at APP
slachicols on the Ist inst. which destroyed
nearly half the town.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Brig Zephyr, Smith. Baltimore.
brig Augusta, Welden, New York.
Sch. Clarisa & Mary, Marble, West Indies
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Furniture, Groceries,
AND EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS

Just receiped at the only ra'iety Store IN this
place door north ofLhe Perry Fac
tory.
vJ>O cnumerate even a very small list Of or
i ticics, would swell an adve ertisc nent, and
pct body at too much trouble md expense.
Suffice it to say--enquire from Pig yokes to
the most splendid French Cologne-they
ure to be hsd;-Tcas Of the choicest qualities.
or turnips and cabbsgcs,are there also. .NoW,
The best Of all IS, not farthing Of Specie, or
Bank Notes are required for payment; alb
that is required, as an exchange for amy arti-
cles,i old Rope, Canposs, and old Iron. Who
will not avail themselves Of this rare chance?
II coffee or tea is wanted, and no cash, bring
a piece Of Rope. Of the proper weight, or
broken Iron vessel; they will be taken as Spe-
eic. JOS. w. EDDY.
On hand 1000 Phials Of essences.
Medicines as usual. tSepf IL.
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CONFECTIONARY.

A fresh supply Of Candys, sugar plums,
"A lozenges, henrts, &c. &c. Just receiv.
et and for sale at No. ll8 Thames-st. by
CHARLES N. TILLEY.
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Cure for Bowel Complaints. /.
SUPPLY OF DIR. D. JAYNE's
Carminative BaLsan.,

Is receiVed'5 BY ]. W. EDDY.
TlllS unrivalled Basam, and its astonish-
= ing properties in the cure of most dlseu-
ses OF the Stomach and Bowels, such AS d.
arrhea, dysentary, cholera -Morbus, choiera
ln(anium, or summer complaint among chill
dren; has been tested by hundreds in this
place, and throughout the United States
The immense sale Of this articles; backed by
the strong recommendation, of he Medical
Faculty, has never been known to fail.-Cer-
tticates furnished gratis, and directions fur
nshed gratis, to all who may pall for them.
Price 50 cts..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-21

On SATURDAY, Oct. 7M, at II o'clock
A. M. ,oiA be sold in front Of The .auctios
Room, for the benefit cf ,Ohom II may concern
A LII the Frames, beams, plank and Machi-
"A merry Of two Horse Boats. Conditions
at the time Of sale.
Sept 81. M. HALL, .4uetr.
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BROAD CLOTHS & CyaSSLAfERES,
- rcsrvEp this day, fresh from the New
II York market, and will be sold st very re-
n. r. BREWSTER,
No. I, Coionnade RcsO.
Sept II. .Ntvporf, X. /
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N f w STOR f
A N ID N EW G. GODS.
No. I5S, Thames-Sireei

DANIEL B. DAVIS, g. Co.
Have the pleasure to inform
their friends and the public,
that thew have oDened thu
The herald., 1837-05-13
From the Albany Daily Advertiser, May ~

THE ALBANY BAxKs.-The news which reached us
yesterday morning, Of the suspension of specie pay
ments by tac New Y York banks created great SEN
sailon in the city. meeting Of the officers of the
different banks was held, to devise what course was
expcdent for them to pursue in the present emergen-
cy; and about ten o'clock the following notice was
made public and posted up throughout the city:-
To THE PuBLIc-BANK NoTrcE.-Ata meeting this
morning, OF all the Banks in this city, il was
Resolved, That under existing circumstances il is
expedent and necessary TO suspend payments in
specie
In the mean time, the notes of all the banks will be
received at the different banks as usual IN payment
Of debts, and in depose and as the Indebtedness OF
the community TO the banks greatly exceeds the
amount of their liabilities TO the public il is hoped and
expected that the of the dfTeren, banks will pass
current, usual and that the state of the times will
soon be such as to render the resumption of specie
payments practicable.
Albany, May Ii, 1887.
Half past 3o'ciock.-The Senate took up the bill
suspending specie payments and after considerable
debate passed the same in committee of the whole
am reported TO the senate and the report agreed
TO by avec Of 2l TO g. The bill comes up for third
reading in the senate this morning.
Mr. Young proposed additional sections for the
gradual withdrawal from circulation of notes under
the denomination of s2G, which were rejected.
The herald., 1837-05-13

WHEEL Orr AS oneof the Broadway and Eighth
street Inc Of omnbusses was passing Leonard stree,
last night about o'clock, one Of the hRd wheels,
thinking il had performed sufficient duty, undertook
to rest itself spell by wheeling off, and permitting
the vehicle to proceed with three rotary conductors
The omnibus would not stand this and Immediately
suspended paying forward, by Pumping one corner
into the street, and the passengers int each Others
arms. No i'll effects took place. One middle aged
lady said she felt shocked being placed in such
situation" and declared "drvers ought TO be more
careful y and very handsome young fellow, who
had received blushng beauty in his arms, said he
would forgive the wheel coming off for the sake OF
the omnl-buss
The herald., 1837-05-13
Hla as'a|Asa'.
mARRlk ID.

On Thursday morning. lh inst, by Rev Daniel Smith
Miss Daniel L. Williams Esq, Miss Mary A. Luther an OF
this city. -
On Wednesday 10th Inst, by the Rev. Mr. Anon Edward
Sandor ESQ., to Miss Janet daughter of Thomas Sarean
Esq, all oi this city.
On the 9Th ult by the Rev. Mr. williamson Mr. John Ros
n revolutionary soldier aged 8 Mrs Eleanor Bryan AGED
10, both OF the township OF Roxbury, Morris county.
DIED.
On Thursday Ih inst, Rachel &. Hse daughter of Rich
ard =. iaIlett " ~
On Wednesday 10th nsi Eliza only child of Artbur q;
Powell aged months and 10 davs.
AT Drakesvie NJ j. Friday inst the Hon (.eorge
X Drake, ot Morristown in the fsh year OF his ape
Al Newark, ~ j.. Tuesday, OH inst, Sarah sopkis wi
dow Of the late Rev Hooper Cumming aged Al years after m
Illness of three days. =
Al New Orleans, April 2s william wel merchant OF New
Work, in The 59th Of his ace.
The herald., 1837-05-13

To JAMES GonDos BENsErr-I see the attempt OF
Wall street TO Inlimida you. You are unknown 10 me
except as Editor and do not know that you have
on personal friend who would lay down his life for
yu as such, but there is one, if no more, WIN will
ny down his life for the principles you advocate and
Jcfend--(io on. CAro
The herald., 1837-05-13

aHere's the Herald, Ssn Transcript and New
Era" shouted and sung the news boys. Give
the Herald-the Herald-the Herald, said every man
in the city who makes any preensions TO good taste.
The vulgar, the ignorant, and the depraved, cannot
appreciate our refinement understand our philosophy
or relish eur satires the follcs and dcnuncations
of the vices Of mankind.
In Pearl and William Streets early in the morning,
little knots of clerks collected together to read,
and discuss, and enjoy the Herald The milliners in
the Bowery laid down their needles, the salesmen in
Broadway forgot their customers, the coffee grew
cold on the breakfast tables in Bleecker-street and
all on account Of the Herald.
aThc United States Bank has stopped payment"
said Broker in Wall street. Ma, do bay us some
Of those elegant shawls selling at half price" cried
the beautiful Misses nj. in - street. There was
trouble in the Board Of Brokers-confusion in the
banking houses-ccrks out Of employment promen-
aiding and quzzing the ladies-men calling anoth-
| er rascals-Noares serving proests-and poor peo-
pie out Of employment spending their last sxpencs for
| glass of gin.
In the afternoon groups Of worn morlas were
ssen slowly walking through the groves at Hoboken,
or sping toidy at the Pavilion. The Anniversaries
continue to be throngcd by the women-sweet souls
who find abundant consolation for all their troubles
and trials in the exercises ofdcvotion and dressing
Loco Foco corner was crowded oil the morning,
keeping the light of the Sun from shining out oppo
site the Park, and speeches finance, ncomprehen-
sible, indeed, but none the less important enlightened
the gaping crowd Of attercd loafers on The state Of
the currency. Fulton market looked wo begone.
Jherewas not enough silver among all the meat men,
saus 'ge women, and flower girls, 70 make per
ceptibc jingle. Any one who had five dollar note
could get whatever he wanted to cat and drink free
gratis, for nothing; for il was useless to think Of
making change. A merchant went into Wall street
with $780, and cOn,rved sell s45 Of the course
Of the morning. at only per cent discount for city
bills. Shin plasters arc becoming and more in
vogue These things Indicate awful state OF things
in the currency
Or advices from the Bowery and the neighborhood
of the Dry Dock give no information Of peculiar in
terest. The omnibuscs lose a wheel occasionally y,
and groups seen at every corner listening 10 the
oracle of the square, he expaiates the Signs Of
the times, and prognosiicatcs the future
The herald., 1837-05-13

Asorrs ConnKcuos.-The report IN the Herald
Of the lith INST hat Goodwin. Carrngton& a Co had
failed, s,ooorcct THIS firm dissolved le months
ego. and Oh her engagements wers promptly paid.
We q clsd 10 henn
The herald., 1837-05-13

IT The ladies' have held far in Cinc,nnau for
the bcne6, of the College there. Probably the fair
ones will be next called up 70 mend tho brecches Of
the professors and students.
The herald., 1837-05-13

oooa BusIsEss.-One Of the boys who sell the
Herald daily for two cents piece and sometimes six
cents when be can &c, IL has $500 in the Savings
Bank
The herald., 1837-05-13
- TO MONEY HOLDER

u TO MONEY HOLDERs.-small silver In be given
IN exchange tins day Cor half and quarter doa gold Ar
lly ny tne ltsh ol ils oiice myi5it
uy- GREAT FALL ~ PHiCE5- ~tsg 10 tile res..,e al
the times PEI mansap Book ping, Mue ddancig are now
all sng Tor $40 atter t0a aOi1 family tueeor
- The b,si proe b. N Great Pr 1sarer
St Johns Park. -
u5- Day class LESBOS SIS private lcssons CO. 70 I'll the
branches, TO fm u ten Nodcducon fof oss
OF persons
Bwbo in III would awe infrior eachon our
challenge hNDdreds ~ dollars ~lcn the best or
only Ten dollars Apply Immediately aheIao0ns, IfsIsen
feCt
The herald., 1837-05-13

II Last Saturday they had asparagus, cucum-
bers, and fine salmon weighing twenty three
pounds at the Pearl street House, Boston. Homer
was there-not the Editor of the Ilad,-but Of tho
Boston Centnel a. Gazette, work which will live
when the illads forgotten, but not till then.
The herald., 1837-05-13

Entrance ensy ofaccess Nv lSroaauav
ruNHE subscriber having opencds warecom nr the sale M
Hats of the very best quality and latest fashions susl CO..
the city retail trade would respectfully inform cns and
the public ~ general that they viii lind the establish
fresh anil Fashionable article exceed NV snx cs,s
blhment in the city, and al discount upon each single lat
which will aons oil who have been acrusioned 10 ray tlr
usual heavy retail rates which the propeors high % and
extrayagant fixtures have been obliged 20 meet
current expenses, &C - ~'s
wholesale orders strictly attended TO- dealers AT dis
and despatch. f'
b. In process Of manufacture and win 10 ready In day
or two the ne plus ultra moe~ln Beaver Hat" Which f
brlancy OF finish and richness Of appearance cannot
passed. D. sTEITAWT
Az private sale, and will be ready for inspccon on ThuS
the 18Th inst lot of fine oil paintings brought from Sorsh
America, and never before seen In sls country
Iva
The herald., 1837-05-13


While Tom wus puss nc down the sW~ct
Wfha whole handful, n oh R,,Is
legal friend he ctsnrcd 10 m ~,
AID thu addr, SD the on ofou,lls.
Prsy h w the devil SHALL frtt
The value Of these rngs I've soften;
The inks d. care hes re soirfrf ret.
The u,dssmcn all ,eclarc ihey're ntsc~
Mvc lrcn now arc s'srvinr qui'e.
" 60 home my wifi vii ell me.
For th-'s not had b, Tea d rht,
Whore's there store vii take them '-icll me.
whyI At two hsrdfei snd sevcn'y fc-r.
In or. .spwic isirttt you'I do n ttre;
Wha. the kcic York Tea Com70urs store
0vs TEA III ail the MOTT n bfsrC
ry op osite Starts St.sm CanI, EstA hmtnt
The herald., 1837-05-13

List OF FGMALE BAsxryrrs ron le1.-Severa
beautiful creatures have sent their 10 be en-
braced land embraced kindly every lady ought
10 bel in list also Of bankrup,s for 1887 The fail.
ures among the fair have been very numerous-more
than had reason to expect. Yet s,ngularly enough
or rather not singular at all-thcy keep mp their
spirits and take things they como. We shall pub
lish in few days while talking Of the ladies We
feel nmabe to express again ou regret 70 John
Hssgerty & Sons, Davis q Brooks, Burns a. Hall
bertou, &c. that we made mistake IN the nsmes.-
We shall have TO invoke the shade Of Joe Downing
to intcrcede for us. Wont that dot
The herald., 1837-05-13

Coon ApvIcg.-we recommend great forbcsrsnce q,
tins Tune TO oil the thieves, burglars and Other rsscss
about town. This is not time 10 be TOO severe IN
fa'owng out the principles OF their party. Ifia their
xpsd't'oHs they find two coats leave one-if two
silver spoons leave one-if 500 in specie juss dsawn
from the banks, leave s2o to the poor ownevs Bc
msvc6ui 70 rsscals-ss the Rccosdes is ncrcsNa
The herald., 1837-05-13

s0NO PARE ENTS-wAN1ED-Two clidrn g. nurse. II
on sscs t@ oswn ,es 2 & ssc,,s 90 b. ~ 20
has unvs tsad cottage ab ut m miles VI New rssss
viii Tea nbnt co vcyanc roe N day sms ~ reeie
AppiS ~ the Tea St0e c o.ce0vsehst street. ~ " npbi
The herald., 1837-05-13

Man or woRrH.-Onc of the shrewdcst, ablest,
and most intelligent fnanciers in Wall street is Mr..
Worth, the Cashier Of the City Bank In 1888, when
oil the other banks rushed forward on a general
scramble for the public deposites, Mr.. Worth boldly
and fcarlessly refused TO "est the insane root" He
clearly the cnd-ihe terrible crisis to which they
were driving. Az the bank meeting on Tuesday
night, held in the State Bank, which ended in sus.
pending specie payments Mr.. Worth made speech
80 searching 50 sarcastic, 50 home thus,ing in its
nature that the miserable chsrlaians Of the Bank Of
America, the Manhattan company, and others, felt
several severe twingcs Of the cholera Ia grippe.
Mr.. Newbold got -'ck-left the meeting Mr.. Robert
white smel, prussic acid, and did not go-Mr. Cor
nclivs w. Lawrence Is good naturcd democrat and
comiorted himself with the idea that Mr.. Worth was
only making FEDERAL speech agans, "our party
Fools. fools fools
The herald., 1837-05-13

Common PLEAs.-John Brady rersus John De
Camp The jury in this case, Of which we yesterday
furnished report gave for the plaintiff s400 damages
and costs.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

TIE subscriber has made arrangements with r. Jones.
a Co, which will enable him 10 keep constantly hand
variety of CASTINGS, consisting of Cooking Cras,
Gudgeons, Spur and Berai Gearing, Rag ons .4ndirons
Plough .Moies, Uagon Bores Fan Rigging &C.; ali
of which will be sold the Foundry prices
All orders left with him will be promptly attended TO.
9th mo- I1th, 1887. (23n) T.. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

NHE subscriber having made arrangements for the
accommodation of the afflicted, with lingering dseas-
es informs the public that ne prepared receive
pa the of their mala es-Such afct
ed with Palsy; Eplepsy affection of the Eyes; Wens
hard cling and Tumors; Stiff JOINTS occasoned by the
mercury, Rheumatic afec tons; Rheumatism
White S>welngs, Dropsy; affection of the Kidneys; Sick
Headache; Die Dolereux; letter Ring Worm; pain
in the Breast; ST. Anhony's Fire; Liver
Complaints Papus; Cancers and ali other Scrofuus dis
all such may be cured in much less and suffer
ing tn patients by having them Immediately uuder
notice DIX. WILLIAM a. BkUCk.
CrrShop Main, Front
An mo. %, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

subscriber wishing engage in other pro-
selling the farm which he resides, containing
200 situated three miles of Richmond, and
mile south of the national road, 40 clcared
mtted to be the best zng farm in this
there has been it, annually, from GO to 80
watcrcd with failing running through
together with tributaries through
parts Of the farm. The buildings handsomely
uased, consisting Of comfortable Yelling house,
log harm. large frame hay house and sabng spring
excellent tho house large apple and
ard of superior fruit Any wishing purcha<s
vised call and for himself
May 10Th 1897. LEWIS NORRIS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

FLEMING 4 ADDLEMAN, announce 10 their eus-
and the public generally, that shey have added
their former Of GOODS the entire stock
Aaron Gregg who lately opened in this pace-Ther
united stocks form by
part Indiana and having lately been selected at tho
beat.
variety extensive and general that would DO useless
articles. Purchasers requested to call and
themselves tho Cstorc IN the eastern
part Of the three story brick b,die nearly opposite
b. Brigh,es Main where all the usual articles
goods line be Obtained Of thc best quality
All kinds OF Country produce taken in exchange at the
market prices.
R.cHMoND. Feb. 10 1897 l6tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

VTVHE subscriber respectfully Informs the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity. that he has recently select
ed great care the cities general stock Of
merchandise, eompsisng DRf GOODS, GRHEKlES,
etc which be ohers the public the
modating terms.
As is is hisinsenon form permanent location in this
paace. a great desiderafunl install
confidence Of his for which. all his efforts will
brought requston; and, with reliance part
Of his for PRoMPr he hopes prosper
N. B. PaopUcE Of all kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON,
~. E. Corner Of .Nain and Fl ont sfrests
RicHNoNp. 5sh 25sb, 1887 2ln
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
STRATTAN L. MEEK.

ARE just receiving, from PHILADELPHIA. a large
and superior assortment Of PLAIN Fancy DRY GOODS
which they will sell for CASH. nge for coun
produce They respectfully invite the ends and the
public generally to call and examine their stock they
suit their customers with almost thing (ad that If
the besf they wish to purchase.
RICHMOND, April %, 1887. 17tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
MEDICAL NOE

nR. r. SCOTT, takes this method ia she et-
IL Of Boston and the people Of She shat he
prepared attend all calls IN the praetee Of MEDl
CINE and SURGERY. From a practice Of eight years
the diseases of the he feels much confidence in Of
ferne ssvices e Inhabitants Of this place. Parsic
Attentions will be paid diseases Of the EYE.
Boston, Auges II, 1887. 81.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

SUPERIOR Sicily. Samoe, Port, Cognac, Tenerf and
- Malaga Wines: Cogniac Brandy, Jamaica Rum and
Holland Gin, received from the East, and
pure a imported. For sale BY IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July %, 1897. 29:d
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
81 never We, did know philosopher
Who could bear tho Toosh-ache PATIENTLY
Much ado about nothing.
MONTAGUE,S BALM


Much ado abou, nothing.
MONTAGUE>S BALM.
sovereign and infallibe remedy for the Too,h-ache
e6etual for the Teeth Price 81
In Offering this Invaluable Balm public.
ieases of It's efficacy might be given, which
newspaper forbid publishing, and which be by
the agents. but invite the public
proof of its almost miraculous relieve
Of all aches the Tooth ache. CGve it trial when all
other remedies have ailed being careful adhere strictly
the directions given each boe and let it
upon its merss0 Suffice it that in
Of il has failed single Instance 1t should
used after all dental operations, bleeding and spuny
fore teeth, &c, and decidedly the best
discovered. and should be used with
Of powder, substance containing that
the particle of il spoken of with
praise and all who have used laid aside o,bes
remedies offered clssers of the and purifier of TIE
breath.
For sale At the Drug Store Of Irwin Reed, Richmond
Prisehes Swain, Censerve also every and village
in the United States by proper All order. the
Balm viii receive if addressed Chas HI Ed
wards Cincinnati who is General agent for the Wes:ern
country.
June 3, 1887 22y
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
The Richmond Trading and Manu-
featuring COMPANY.

THE holders of stock of said Company hereby
notified that the 2nd nsalment of dollars and
five each share required be paid Office
Richmond first day Of the Eleventh month, NO
vember) By order of the Directors.
w. NJ. LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond 9Th 22nd, 1887. %