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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-06
Tie Vegetable TnirersaI Medicines Of the British
College Of HEALTH


College of Health.
YE&HE Hggea Syrrem of Medicine, having truth for lis
foundation, and simplicity for structure, has stood
the triumphed prejudice and oPPosi
ton, and has become tcorii-reaornedt
These Medicines ALL DISEASES that admit of
cure-vY ,-because all diseases have origia-impl-
rity Blood; and medicines only the
mos, eficacinus of all purifiers OF the blood
bu, they healthul action make good
bood--nhich is health The following speaks for itself:
MORRISON,S PIIIS-CAUTIoN.-Bri College
of Health, Hamilton Place. .NeV Road, Loadon, Judy
II, 1910.
Whereas, Horalo shepheard Moat, OF New York, late
General gent Brush College oil HeaIt Lonlan, IS
publicly making Of for the sale OF certain
medicines purporng he mine. This to certify, that
am in no connected wiki slrh medicines, and that
protest against of my by the said H"fatio
Shepheard Moat any whatsoever, the same be-
ing mislead tine public And further declare,
that Dr. George Taylor, W all street. New york, is my
only authorised Agent United States of Auetca
and f.om alone, and the Agents duly appointed by
him. my had genuine. In witness where
OF, | have hereunto sc my hand and seal
Signed JAMES MoKIsoN, the tiyse!st,
Presiden, Of the British College OF Health
GEORGE TAYLOR, G4 Wall street, N y orh. Member
the British College of Health and
Sole Agent for the L. States
The above Medicines be had senni8@ At the Book
Store ID. L. iOiai''Na ~.
Richmond. Ia, Dee. ID 1910 an
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CENTRE HOTEL.

1VNHE subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
1 HOTEL. in MlncietoWn, Delaware county. Indiana,
where he hopes liberal of from
his friends and public in general The House is
large commodous and comfortably furnished. The Stable
and Wagon ard botl large and convenient; with
well OF good water in yard. plenty good Hay
Oats stable Every shall be paid
all may call make them happy and comfortable.
BENJAMIN SAIRE.
Muncietown. Feb. ; 1910 5tf
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RENIOV Al.

ZO.AESA - -OOA-20
AZ OULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public in general. that they have moved their
AILGRING ESTABLiSH NJ EN- l.,
TO the second story brick building, OF their
old stand opposite Bookstore, where they viii be
happy upon their old customers, and the public
nealy They. by continuing their personal attention 10
business, hope receive of patronage Work viii
done on accommodating TERMS good style, and short
notice. The Eastern received quarterly.
t-An apprentice wanted TO ihe Tailoring business
Inendatins viii be required
Richmond, Dec both. 1910 5l-tf
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t>T RECEIVED RICHMOND CASH
- STORE,-a great variety seasonable DRY-Goops,
also fresh supply Of QuEENswARE and GROCERIES,; all
OF which are offered unusually CHEAP but for further
evidence OF the fact please call the counter
JAMES l.. REEVES.
January ;, ISL. self
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A PRorITABLE Business The Paymaster
General OF the Missouri Militia has MADE re-
por,. in which i, appears, that what he calls the
Mormon WAR cost the state of Missouri one hun
dyad and fifty thousand dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-06
Price OF Bread Reduced.

ME subscriber determined to reduce the price Of
Bread three loaf. for cash. tie uses none
-Four and bakers careful and
workmen, he confidently the public that
they shall good Bread, when purchased OF MIN. lie
keeps hand and viii make order all kinds of
CAKES qualities: persons giving social we'd
ding parties VIII find it advantage purchase Of
SAMUEL LOWRY.
Richmond July II $40 21tf
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algyy e .A.gLGH sAgL1

lillian CT ARK, respectfully informs his friends
w and tie public generally, that he has commenced
business Main opposite Irwin Reeds potlecary
Being we'll acquainted with of approved
garment cutting, and having several years expe
ali the branches of business
cities, thinks he VIII able give general
satisfaction.
\. 3. Reports OF fashions regularly received.
Richmond, Sept. 5th, $40 35tf
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REMOVAL.

g, s. y {. e ~ e Z G.
I AS moved his Tailoring Esta shment TO the
I old stand formerly occupied by BoRToN y MooRE on
Nam street lie grateful for the past faEors received
friends and the public generally and by contInu
ing business, hopes II receive share
of patronage Work be done the shortest notice.
0e-PhHadelphia and London FASHIONS receired
tIcicc year.
January 9th, lS4l. tom
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of superior quality the very best materials
and of good Will neither runaway,
bend their backs in weather. He hopes that by
king good articles, he viii merit and receive
non of their patronage Mandatory Marion Street,
next Judge
\. 3. Tallow and Beeswax bought, exchanged for
Candles. SAMUEL PUMPHRE1.
Richmond, lst mo. 2nd, lo4l. 52-tf.
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NOTICE.


sN1E undersigned being appointed COUNTY SUR
i NEAoR, informs the Public tina, his Ohice is il,
Riehmond Robert Morrisons Buildng upstairs and h,,
person. living distance his services nv
depositing line Post Once directed 10 him n,
Richmond stating therein. what place must attend TO
do such service and what public place i, is near
WILLIAM COX, County Surreror
n b 7Akiads OF Coareyaneiag done by the s,sb,cri-
per. neatly. ana on snort notice WM. Cox.
Richmond, Nov. %. 1885 46:,,e
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ID sTRATTAN.-Weuld respectfully inform his
ID. friends and customer that he has just received
FRESH supply Of seasonabe and staple Dry Goods
Also, lot OF superior Groceries. Nails. Glass. sc.
which VIII sell lo,c fo- CAsH.
Richmond. Ist mo. 235, lc49. 3tf
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PRICES REDUCED

PRICES REDUCED
10 the present standing OF things Having made addi-
lion 10 our former stock recently, favorable
do well by any otfeF
es.abl ishInent III the
Among may be found the usual variety OF
and genuine articles particularly Medicines. mes
essential aid As have
ever particular study procure good articles
We feel commenting them, and viii posi-
tivev sell much i3cer Cash. before offered
in this place Persons wishing purchase wholesale
retail viii give call and what be done
rant Of money.
ON HAND: considerable quantity Of Salts, Quinne
Mophia Cream Tartar, TaItarc Acid, super Carb Soda
Sal Efats Campho Rhu5arb, Jalap, Mustard, Magnesia-
Castor Oil Aft. Pepper, Baberry, Gum Myrrh, &c &c.
Also,-Alcohol, Lnseed OIL, Sp Turpentae. Tobacco,
every description OF Spanish and ha-Spanish Cigars,
a unusually low rotes,at the old stand OF
IRWIN REED s, BROTHER.
Richmond, August ls $40. 30u
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The life of an editor is not, alter oil, without
its green spot. True it is we have enemies
but we have also many, very many frienos, aho
one good and real friend, is more than an equlVa-
lent for a host of those who wish US i'll. As an
oasis in the desert derives all It's beauty anu at
traction from the contrast which 1t presents to
tho surrounding waste, could not uppreci-
ate friend were he not placed IN daily contrast
with surrounding waste OF sehshness ana nos
tility We do not remember to have felt more
strongly COW inced that we too were not without
at least our share of real warm hearted TRENDS,
when, after our recent severe Illness, we touho
the kindness and generosity of a few gentiene n
had supplied with new and splendid press;
tho value OF which is about two thousand dollars
1t il, indeed, magnificent affair. but the in,rln-
sic value Of the present Is nothing IN our eyes,
compared with the kindness that prompted the
pif, Such a moment is more than ample com
pcnsation for wears of fierce contention, with the
sneers and envy of rivals, and the open hostility
and detracton of opponents. May these geuer-
Gus frienas-aye-may all our friends 1.-Two thou
sand years and may their shadows never be less.
boston Atlas.
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A. Cheap as the Cheapest.

W. GILBERT, has Just received from the Allan
- cities. addition his former stock general
merchandise suitable for the the
STYLES and latest fashions, which he offers for sale the
system, prices with the present
city OF money; persons wishing buy well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, am deter
mined that house il the place shall undersel me.
Richmond, May ., 1910. lStf
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MRs. GENERAL HARRIsoN.-As this lady Is
soon expected TO occupy "thc White House al
Washington, any thing relating TO her history,
will bo gratifying TO the public.
After the severe and desperate battle OF the
Miami, in 1874, says the Journal of Commerce,
General Wayne went to the Atlantic states, lea
wing Captain Harrison IN command OF Fort Wash
ington now Cincinnati The next year Captain
Harrison married the daughter of Judge John
Cleve Symmes-who was born at Riverhead Long
Island, and removed in early life TO New Jersey,
where he married the daughter of Gov William
Livingston. and soon after one of the Asso-
ciase Judges of the Supreme Court OF that State
In 1877 he became proprietor OF the "MIam
purchase OF near million of acres, and reno
we'd TO that country.
Mrs. Harrison educated at Ea., Hampton,
Long Island, and when young esteemed
lady Of great personal and mental accomplish
ments A writer for the National Portrait Gal
lery for 1885, thus speaks of her: "She is dstin-
guished for her benevolence aud pisty; and all
who know her, view her with esteem and affec-
ton. Her whole course through life, in all its
relations has been characterised by those qualif-
cations that complete the character OF an accom-
plished ma,ron."
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More Light! More Light!
G. EbE<

The Subscriber would inform the inhabitants of Rich
mond and its vicinity that he has commenced manuac
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
ME copatnerhip heretofore exisng between Warner
II Leed- John Williamson aud Th.,nas u Carey,
under the of Leeds, Williamson * Go. in the milling
day dissolved by mutual All those
indebted will please make payment Thomas NJ
Carey. and having demands against them viii call ON
him pa ytnent The business viii be conducted ia fts
,ure by Thomas NJ Carey and John williamson, who viii
pleased all who may favor them with theic
custom WARNER VI. LEEDS.
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
THOS. NJ CAREY.
pfrbn,o,9 Second month"; 2nd. 1871. 5-3r
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE - The undersigned
"a have taken of Wayne Probate Court, Let
ters Of Administration the of Thomas WHEY,
late and all having claims
said present legally authenticated for settle
mont thin this cate; and all indebted TO
make immediate payment the subscribers
VINCENT WILEY.
ISAAC WILEY.
s.o,4 ,oo,,h 1,b I14l So,
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LsKOri>On's Pills.

ALMANACS for sale by
Is, ISL. ID. +. HoLLowAY-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-24

CURRENCY AND FINANCE, COMMERCE
~ POLITICAL HISTORY, POLITICAL
ECONOMY, &c.-Tooke's History of Prices up to
1899; 3 vols. London 1910. McCuloch's CONNER
cial Dictionary. Ogden's American Tariff, for ls4l
and 1912 Eisden's Industry of Nations, vols ;
London, 1910. Macphersons Annals of Commerce,
4 vols London. Won Humboldt on the Supplies OF
Gold with reference the problems of Political Eco
nomy-pamphlet; London, 1899 The Philosophy of
Joint Stock Banking, by q. w Bell; London, iolo
Poues Progress of the Nation, British,) in view OF
its production, interchange, revenue expenditure &c
Mushelt the Currency London. Catechism OIL
Foreign Exchange and the effects OF an abascment OF
bullion; by John Taylor London Legislative and
Documentary History of the Bank OF the U. States
and of the original Bank of North America, VOL
giving the entire proceedings, debates and resolutions
of Congress upon the various bills and projects Tor
national bank since the formation of the Government
Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations-edited by McCul-
loch Montesqueu's Spirit of Laws, Gin Englsh,) 2
vols scarce--and many others.
"a. The above only few mentioned out of r.
TAYLOR collection of works the various branches
OF political science which will he found, examina
lion To be much more full and complete than be
found elsewhere in the United States. A further sup
ply is looked for from London by an early packet
Books stationery and periodicals. imported regularly
from London and Paris. For sale py
June 3, 1871. r. hiLoh.
A LBERT GALLATIN on the Banks and Cur
n rency of the United States, and the prescn, sus
pension OF Specie Payments; pamphlet, New YORK,
June, lsil
Also, Remarks Thy Nathan Appleton Boston,
May, lSilJ on Currency and Banking, having re-
ference TO the present Derangement of the Circulating
Medium in the United States = in pamphet-this
day received by F. TAYLOR for sale, together with
with many other valuable works (both English and
American currency, finance and the other branch
Of Political Economy, too for the limits OF
an advertisement but full and complete col
lection than be found elsewhere in the United
States. June ~.
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CAPITOL HILL SUMMER DANCING
" ACADEMY-M r. C. Liable has the hon
or to inform the ladies and gentlemen on Capitol Hill
and the Navy Yard, that his Dancing Academy will
open on Monday, the 18th June, at 5o'cock, P. m at
the Fire Engine House. Parents wishing their chill
drcn to receive this accomplishment will please to call
at the above place. Days of tuition, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, from ito half past o'clock. The
course TO consist Of twenty four lessons.
Jnne At
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
TIE CAESE OF DISEASE.

Nearly all classes of disease, caused Ivy sotie
obstruction IL the system, which prevent the iegu
lar and wholes mo operation Of the animal func-
unns. This state of the system, is disease, which
is manifested IN a variety of forms, moIc or less
msgnant IN their character To restore the system
to state of health then, IL is only necessary to re-
move the cause Of disease, and the end is accom-
p'ishcd. The cause Is obstruction somewhere This
can I've removed by rurgatlon, which is the only
means that sh I'D be resoried to- because suggested
by reason and y .a'ure. DE- Hllich's Strength
ening and German Aperient Pills, allowed by
tha thousands v no have used ihem TO be the best
purgitiSe medicine in existence. Because, they
not only all DISTINCTIONS aud purge the sys-
tenn Of it, impurities, hut, because, and which is ex-
temey important, strengthen and give proper tone
to The sto nach and produce a healthy action Of all
the parts Besides, they mild and gentle in
their operation to rend, them at all times per,
fecty safe and desirable remedy. The affi icted
would DO well, then, to purchase a box or two of
this invaluable medicine, and give It a fair trial. in
stead "i d,stroyine their sy.tems with oft.repeaed
doses Of oaomel, AMI other drugs, so Injurious to
human life aud happiness.
Tee above IN, decline for sale at the Drug store Of
HENRY YOX rHEIMER,
Oct 81, 1910. 9pent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DR. HARLICH'S Compound Strengthen.
ing ani German Aperient Pills ere used by all clas-
Of pople, in preference TO other Medicines be-
cause they are prepared from pure ezirGct Of
herbs, a wholesome medicine, mild in its operation
md pleasant in its ofcct--the most certain preserver
of heath, safe and elecual cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, an all stomach complaints, res,rver
ani puifri of the whole system,
Because 4 ey s,olhe the nerves Of sensibili,y a
foufy tho nerves Of motion, impartine to their nest
subtle fluid It's pristine tone, thus giving strength
and clcarncss of m nd
Because they never destroy he coats of the sto-
mach and bowels os all strong purgatives Dc.
BIZ ause science and experience teach US that no
mere purgatlyc alone will cure he disease of tho
>timach and nerves. Weakness is the primary
cause oi host o. diseases, aud, by continuity ie-
so,irg to Drastic purslivcs, you make The disease
much worse, instead of letter.
Because Dr. Harlch's Med cines ore Put up up-
on the common sense principle, to "cle ,nse aud
strengthen which is the only course to pursue to
effect a cuIe.-Lastly,
Because these Medicines reslly do cure The dis
for which they recommended. Principal
Office for the United States, is at No. 10 Moth
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
HENRY EOXrHEIMER.
Ottober "a, lSi0 Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Certificates Of Agency.

THE following are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale of PraR3reMs
Vegetable Universal Pills.
Northumberland county: Milton-Mackey g.
Chlmbellln. Sunhury-H. b. Masser. M'Evcns-
ville-Geddrs, Green q Walls. GeoFgetown-F.
Midlinglr & Co.
Union county Lewishurg--W ais & Grdcs
NJ filnhurg-Pcman & Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benier. Selinsgroye-Eyre & Co. Mid
dIeburg-I>aac Smith.
Lycorning county: Williamsp0rt-John Smith
Newberry-M Il ]. e. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Pelrcan. Jersey Shore-Jamos H. HeI burn.
Columbia county Danve-T. & L. b. Rev
nods. Cattawissa--C. 4. BrOhts. B,rwck-Shu.
man Il Rtenhouse. Bloomsburg- John h. Meyer
Sunbury, Sept. ., 1910
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease is discovered hy fixed obluso
pain in The right s'e under the short ribs, attended
with heat, uncasness about the pit of the stomach;
there Is in the right side also distenion the pa-
licn, loses his appetite, and becomes sick aud roub
ed with vomiting. The tongue becomes rough
aud black, tho cuuntcnnnce changes 10 a pale or
ciiron color yellow like those afflicted with jlun-
dice, difficulty OF Breathing disturbed rest, attended,
with dry cough, difficulty of laying on the left
aide, The body uec0mes weak, anI iinay the disease
terminates into ano her of a more serious nature,
which in oil probability Is far beyond the power OF
hum,n skill Dr. Harhchs $ fOmpound Strength
tniRg Tonic and German APertGHt Pih, II ta-
Ken at tho commencement OF this dis ass, viii
cheek il, arI 10y con nuBg the use of The medicine
a few weeks, r perfect cure "lll he perf'ilned'
Thousands can testify to III fact
Certificates of many peisons may daily he seen
of the eiic.cy of his nva'uahe meJI''ne, by apply
ins at the Medical Ofice, NJ. 10. N0RrH
EIGHTH street, fhilahi,h
HENRY rOXTHElMBR.
q tober "a isio, 4 snh
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Removal.
200 BIN Err Y.

THE undersigned have the qualification Of in.
forming the public, that notwithstanding they we've
unfortunate to have their bindeTy burnt down,
in March last, they have opened very extensive
one, in Locust street, in the new building directly
opposite Gieim's Hotel and are pIePan d 10 execute
all work in their line with despatch, and in
pe,ior style. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery new, aud of the first order
and latest Improvements; and they feel conf
pence in their facilities for giving perfect satfAc-
ton 10 all Who my favor Them with their oIleIs.
Banks, County offices Merchants, Mechanics
and Others, can he supplied with BLANK BOOKS
of every drscdplon, which for nei,ncs, and dura
bill,y, will he equal tn any made hy the liuited
States. HICKOK N CANINE.
HARRISBURG SepI o.
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MORE POSITIVE PROOF
Oct. 81, 1910.

Of the efficacy cf Dr.. HELch's Co,qBound
Strengthening and German Apericnt T,Hs.
ALLEGHENy, Jan s, ISfO.
To DR. Harlichs Agent--Sir: | wish /, stale for
the benefit Of those who may be afflicted, that Dr.
HAnLIcn's Pills have entirely cured me of Dye
pepsa, of which have been pfll c,ed for many
years used both kinds the Aperieut and Strength
eninG, and am constrained to say, tha, they
v+lulbe discovery, an act upon the system mildly,
hut very ,firctuslly. | found the Tonic pills to
quicken the circulation and cause a determination
To the surface, acd to strengthen the weak stomach
and increase It's powers. The Apcrieri pills ere the
h"s calhar'ic ever used. am confident all Dys-
peptcs would do vel to make immediate trial and
be r lieyel. Any one can call at my house and DO
sati-hod OF the above at pleasure.
DAVID X. POPE.
NJ D. The original certificate may he ar tho
Ctfcc OF the Spirit Of the rimrs," For sale at
No. 49, North Eighth street.
HENRY lOXrHEIMER,
Octnher 81, 1870, agent