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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

! GIN. DUR GREEN.--The Lcndon correspon-
dent of the New York Journal of Commerce says:
General Diff Green, VINO has been now some.
time IN London, has nearly brought to success
fui issue negotiations for establishing system Of
barter between some first ercial houses
here, and establishment: TO be formed al Caro-,
IN the West. Vessels are to 60 direct from this
por, 10 the latter, being fre'ghted with BRUSH
manufactured goods, and to return here with A
merican produce. There be no money
Transactions whatever the General is The
thor Of several able letters in the Times new spa-
per, signed AN American, which now beng
collected and published III a pamPhIet."-Bah Cup.
INGENUITY OF EVASION -At Dedham muster.
some years ago, striped pig was made The scape-
goat of an unlawful vender Of spurious liquor,
and the wit OF the conirivance was much cele-
brated Al tho late South Boston muster, the aw
against keeping a gambling depot was
ningly evaded. sIoop was naviga,ed a, high
TIDE up TO high water mark--upon the ebb it was
high and dry ashore, and became The receptacle
of gamcsters. The police made a visit, but a
sIoop temporarily aground, not mentioned IN
the statute (see Il. S. oh. 30. sec. III il being
neither "a house. building, yard, garden, de-
pendency thereof hence conviction, notwi;h-
standing tho laudable cffIris Of the polIce.-Sun.
RANDOM REcoLLEcTIoNs.-"Mr Calhoun will
not tell the truth when lie will serve his pur-
se.'-- Washington Globe.
'If there be ultra in favor Of the Federal
powers, ne Nh CdihOun) Is the man. lis dCtS
are proof enough without his speeches. '-Rich
nond va Enquirer.
"They Che Van b iren Parv) held together
by the cohesive bond of plunder.''-J. e. Calhoun.
"ln Tact, 10 prove corruption and abuse, but
strengthens the administration (of Martin VaH
Buren) the affections Of iha, power fuI md dis
cIplIned corps, which is the main support of those
IN ower.''--JOhn &. Calhoun.
The Nashville Wing says: "Mr. Tyler has re-
moved from office Mr.. Neil, postmase at Rogers
vile, and Mr.. Cannon, postmaster at Jnnesboro'
and appointed Mr.. Fam in place of the former
and Mr.. Chester 10 the place Of tho latter. Mr.
Neil aud Mr.. Cannon were appointed by Gen.
Harrison, and since their appointment, have given
perfect satisfaction able. efficient and faithful
officers but having been convicted of The heinous
offence OF being the friends Of M. Clay they
have been ected from office make room for
two violent Loco Foco parisans -
What will Mr.. Webster cay tn this, with similar
acts OF Mr.. Tyler in various parts of the country
particularly in New York;
John Jacob Aston says he thinks man worth
five hundred thousand dollars is well off as
If he rich Baron J. ID. RpruCusILp don't
think When it mentioned him that
ACUADo, his fellow fnancier died worth about six
millions Of dollars he said--'P Poor man, though,
that he was in better circumstances
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this life on Monday evening,
10th lingering illness months,
LOUISA, only child of FRANCIS and AMANDA JOHNSON.
aged eighteen months.
The lovely bud young-so fair,
Called home by early doom;
just show how flower,
In Paradise would bloom'
DIED,-In Brookville, on Sunday evening tho ID Oct
lSl2 painful Illness of one week. Gen. ELISHA
LONG, aged forty eight years.
At his residence the American Bend, Washingto on
county, Nssissipp the Sth of Sept ult, DR.. HENRY
ALFRED MII.RON. son of Gen. John MIroy, of Han
county, la. DR.. Miroy gentleman hgy
med by all who knew him. He died the "a,
ifIr-- of ds, of rnngsive feyer- tie has left
" ife and three children mourn his loss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL

Maryland Eection.-We have received returns
from all the counties in Maryland, and regret 10
say that political orrA"n",s will hnvn n ma
IorIty OF punt DalfOr, which Will ensure the
election Of an United States Senator in the place
Of ] NJ Kerr.
ONO The returns from the Buckeye state,
como in a litle squally* The following arc our
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15
Candles Candles
lmportant--Statc Scrip.
YOUR SCRIP for FLANNEL.

ME Richmond Trading and Manufa turing Company
Il Will sell quantity of Flannel State Scrip, old
issue, at its face. They viii also sell good Cassinets
Cashmere Cloth. Blankets Paper. &c, of their manuac
low. for good funds will allow highest price
Scrip in their articles
\. b. No more WOOL WAITED present. the Com
pany has Sufficient on hand to las. until clipping
September 10, 1872. 31u
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SALE FOR TxXES.

10y virtue a Precept to me directed from the City
Clerk shall offer, first the and profits and,
failure satisyin Taxes due, simple
the following real estate. Sale take place between
the hours O'Clock a NJ four O'Clock, p. NJ on
the 2nd Monday OF November, lo42 at the Council Cham
Der door, all lying and being the city of Richmond
and distressed taxes, property
following named persons:
Lot No Ill. as the property of Jacob d. Atkinson.
Half of lot No. 49, the property OF Jacob d. Atkinson
lot No. II. as the property of Joseph Alexander.
Lots e., -, 65, H. property of Thomas Bradbury
Lot 1913. the property of Jonathan Bond
Lot 10, as the property OF Aaron Bond
Lot 1871, the property of VIM. H. Brown.
Lot Il, Is, az the property of Hannah Craig.
Lot 49, : the property OF Samuel Cox.
Lot 10, a the property OF William Commons
Half lot &c. as the property of George Davidson.
Lott ,, and half lot 49, the of Foulke and
WILEY.
Lot AZ, as the disputed property of Fney and Pyle.
Lo, 1885, as the properly of Fouke, S. II. Il E.
loi 90, as the property Of Jehu Hiatt.
Half of lot 81, owners unknown
Half of lot ia. as the property Of SIN tn Hunt.
Lot 1O7, S the property of Isom Harvey.
Half of lot DO and half Of lot 1872, ard lot 6, the pro
perty of John {. kibbey.
Par, of lot 90, the property of Matthew Lewis.
Half of lot IL, the property of Jeremy Mansur.
10, ). as the property of William A Murray.
Half of lot IS, a. the property of Richard Pretow.
Lot Il, the property of Henry t@iner.
Lot I0l out lot. as the property of Emch Rashack.
Part 20 and 30, the property James b. Ray.
Lot |, as the property of Everard Roberts.
Lot /, the property OF Moses Rhoaes.
10, l6l. as the prope7ty of John Red.
I.os 10 a the property of Isaac Smith.
Half OF lot Il. as the property of Eater Starr
Lots is AID , out lots. the properly e" jacob Sanders
Part of lot /, as the property of Attieus SiddaU.
Lots l0l, l02, l03 the prop. of Nary Nancy Thomas
Two lots the property of Sanuel Test.
Lot 9, the property OF Able Thorbery.
Half of lot $50, as the property of Henry Watt.
Half of lot g. property te Est. OF f. G. Yonge
Lot 100 : the property of VIM Dayidson. Admir-
Out lot. as the property of n E Harrington.
Jo, on Washington Avenue the prop of VIM Manifold
Io, 81, as property of Washington Penrose-
ALso-At the same time and place:
An out Lot. the property OF George Casey.
Half.Loi No. 81, Stephen Duncan
100, Eliza Hamilton.
1863, Est. Francis Jones.
South part of South half Of Lot No l03, as the
property Of Samuel Lowery.
Lo, No. III, as the property of Harrison MID
ling.
HABITAT No. 81. Geo. Newly.
d" so. g Z" John Smith
IS. 60,
When due attendance will be given BY
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Shcrin's Sale.

hC1lCI III h-StiC.
DY virtue of decree and Execution directed'
i from the Wayne Circuit Court, VIII expose public
The Court House door Centreve, Wayne county,
lana, the 18th day of October 1912 between the
hours of O'clock 4. VI. a,d four O'Clock p NJ said
day. the following property to.t: Lots numbered thirty
and thrtyive, numbe red the plat of West Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. Taken property Isaac
Marshall. satisfy said decree aud
Oliver kinsey. WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff, w. {,
October 9TH, 1912. SI,50I 40 :3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

"C.rcu THEN There IS not federal Wing
who was at the late barbecue, who VIII pretend
IN .sser, ,ha, tho crowd covered over four acres;
and # thew confne themselves strictly 10 the
truth, they will not say much over two acres,
when they were the tables. Surprising II four
acres; make no allowance for tables: allow SIX
persons 10 every square yard and see how many
the area would contain Less Than $4,000!
Thirty thousand persons cannot be hooped in'o a
four acre lot .--.SeHtluct.
L. NOT THE Catcher CAUGHT.-If there were
four acres covered the editor Of the Sentinel
in,uates there may have been, with SIX persons
to the square yard, there were IN round numbers
lis, 900 present; but take it at two acres, (Which
this sapen, editor says there were in 'ru'h) and
81 900 persons were present, at the lnilnnap'lis
Barbecue Figures will not lie, though the cd,-
tor Of the Sentinel can do he peases. Ten
thousand only! Oae who anxiously Perver's tho
truth should mike calculations before hand.
The editor Of the Sentinel, speaking OF the
CLAY B ,rbecue. says "Probably one half the men
present we're democrats" We opiDe all were
democrats excep, the few Iocos who were there
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15
Executors Notice.

ME undersigned has taken of the Wayne Probate
Court, letters testamentarv the of Andrew
Barton, Heretofore all persons indebted
said make immediate payment, and all having
claims against said present them legally
Gated for within this date. The
is solvent. WIN f. BARTON, Executor.
Richmond Oct. Is, 1912. 4l-f3
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q LIgE OF IgEEgEs,


at Office, ut Richmont ,WavDe
: lst day of October, (I0th mo
1t by the lst DAY of January
TO the General Post OfnEe n.
kiroy Mrs, Elizabeth
kemper Harmon Heinrich
h enworthy Joseph
keeler J. /.
kerIin Elijah j.
Lamb Joan
Lamb James
Lamar Dr..
Lewis Martha
Lyle Jonn
Ma son Vincent
Mustard Alexander
Moore Benajah
Mattox Jacob
Martin Isaac
Millikin James L.
Meek Joshua
Myers Miss Ann Maria or
James Ruby
Nc II e Mr.. Reuben
Nc Whitney john
Mccoy Joseph
McConaha Il Burgess
Nc Bride Miss Margaret
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15
HENRY CLAY
Star Of the West:
, B Ds OF AGElEoA,

ME LIFE AND SPEECHES of this distinguished
Statesman, from his earliest entrance into public life
down ms late mastery United SENATE
and AT Lexington Nv together Historical Notices
connected with his PLdic acts, in pu5cn-
ton III New oIk IL Will published in ~ Weekly Num-
of Is
ensravny at the low price of l24 per
king when completed, octave Volume go pages
only 10 The whole work editorial -uue
vision Of Epes Sargent Esq. who is known eminenty
qualified for such undertaking.
This work fail Efficient in the eevr-
ton of Mr. CLAY the Presidential Chair.
The Subscribers have appointed exclusive Agents
fer the sale West, are prepa-
red supply Agents, Clay Clubs and Individual Subcri-
beT Publishers prices. liberal discount
who bay sell Clubs of len viii supplied 70
address for $50 90 All orders Post
Pad. F. NORRIS n co.
.4hterican Foreign Periodical Office 2I6 Mum st.
Cincinnati, Otto.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15
GLEN-H0PE W00LLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced Manu
i business at the above named place about half u mile
south of Richmond. IS ready receive wonl
uacure into Cloth. Cashmere, Flannel Satnet;, James
Blankets, &c. either n b. also
expects to have of the above
tIcles to exchange Tor WOOL and other produce.
From his experience
he thinks he VIII be able general satisfaction
that viii favor him with their
LEN1NUS KING.
April -. 1912. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

The Legislature of Tennessee again in ses-
sion
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Isl MOI 1913, VIII be sen
Dead Letters:
Addleman Mrs. Jane ,
Afford James
Bonine Isaac >
Brown Benjamin
Burden Alstln
Bartlett Edwin
Bradbury Zenas
Bru,nly Augu-tin
Beard Mr.. John
Bogus NJ.
Bennett x Go.
Burgess James
Baxter Miss Mary VI.
Bickncll Piesent
Burnsides Andrew
Brirton Thomas
Bi shop Henry
Burk Nj. Robert
Curtis Rev. James
Carter Mrs MiIley
Chandler Mrs. Eliza be:h,
Crocker Capt. Luther
Cartey Mss Cathanne
Cartwright Sarah
Craig Hannah
Took David
Campbell Mr.. A. Il.
thamness Anthony
Day Mr.. Lewis
Dawson William
Dickinson Nr. G.. a.
Dell Mr.. William ,
Dickson Henry
Devore Rachael
Elder William
Ewing Peter
Evans John
Ellis NJ.
Foulke Hon. w. K.
Fergrahcr George
Gutteridge Robert +.
GarrIgus Il l..
Grigsby William
Grouber Jacob
Guunp William
Grave Pusey ,
Gordon Larkin
Gar Milton
Hill Mr. Thomas
Hoover Elizabeth or Sarah
Evans
iiollingswortlI Mr.. Joseph
IIewett Mr. Alexander
Holmes Mr.. Joseph
Hoover Afford
IIawley Sanford
IIedrick George
Huffman George
Harold Benjamin
Jones Mr.. John r..
nrPersons calling fol-
please remind Us that they n
ACliIi
1914 Iat+ers
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BRANCH STATE BANK OF INDIANA
Richmond, 10Th. Mo. Isl, 1872.

ME stockholders in this Branch hereby notified
that election for directors, for the ensuing
ear, will be held the Banking House. Second-day
lth Month 9Th, Iol2 ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

COvinSlOn COTTON Factory.
ME subscriber, agent factory.
maxi, n prepared - furnish all times COTTON
\ ARMS, CANDLE WICK, & BATTING at the lowe
Pittsburgh prices cash. the usual credit of
To regular customers. X. BI CIiANAN.
September ., 1872 (HS 2m0 Cincinnati. Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

Tue lew days previous 70 TIC eItctoH
fr5-I, IS id that Walter Forward resigned his
scat in the Cabinet On the Sth inst. Gushing
succeeds him.
Where's Webster?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

When due attendance will be given BY
Sept. 2S, 1912. NELSON PAGE, Collector
n B. Thankful for readiness with which majority
citizens ha settled their taxes ne would also re-
balance be forthcoming snare the same late
present s undoubtedly u unless lquIdaea pTevi-
Gus 10 dav Of sale. n T.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

*About 1000 persons were na'uralized during
tho few days previous to the election.
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ID EMAlN1 {, III the Post Office Richmoni Wayn
county Ind lana. the lst day of October, mo
1914 which, If taken by lst day January
Isl MOI -, VIII be the General Post Office
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
SebEing,s Restorative Cordial.
AHiS CORDIAL relieves Dysnan.

Nervous affections Acting as tonic s l,., s's aha
e "sest.s organs ind restores Them TO thsir
cures ooth NsNoLs and Sick Headache, nj , y
determination. OF b!oo4 TO c head usually i Ssve's
al'rseSy II Is atso useful in Arco.l: of ~, Ilnr
:, very elcac'ons IN Fia,rcnce, Chol;c ar o,h- ss
icrrh.ra. GhIotU>is, LeGcor-a itv>,,r;s ap, IA I, as
c>>. In conya'sscencc from Fsse-s and s,hrr LA y
:ld persons Of seirn,ary habits, prone 10 coSv s r
,nsfer rom los OF appeute. cn,ercnce srea, bcnS 80
II Sold ii l92 fut.on - 5iSi Broadway and ssI w @
;1l f,, -AV. ps-~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

CALy1S.s Personal ArpEARAscE-A letter
preserved IN the Archaeological collection. of Grenus
gives us a graphic picture of Cavins personal ap-
pearsnce - he resembles an old hermit of the
Thebald, emaciated by Wgls and fasting his cheeks
coorless as those ola corpse, but his brian, ewes
glow with an unearshy hEe. His igare is slightly
bowed, the bones seem bursting through his skin,
bu, his step is steady and bis tread firm :
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02


vices with treasures and with honors, with thanks
Of gold. He whose farthest conception OF large
ness is giving loaf of bread, can be no other than
kc son of baker This hint afforded the Shah
good opportunity Of proving his leginmacy and,
%. Course, succeeded.
ASEcporE OF Thomas PA1SE.-One very warm
evening about twenty years ago passing i:le house
where Thomas boarded, the lower wilidwH a open
and seeing him sitting close by being on speak
ing terms, stepped for half hour chat: seven
eight of his friends were also present, whose
doubts and MS own, ne was ahorlns. .tozrcroovc pE
long talk about the story OF Joshua commanding
the Sun and Moon TO stand still, &c. and concluded
by denouncing the Bible as the worst OF book< and
that it had occasoned more mischief and hood>tied
than anv other book ever prntcd-ai was be-
lieved only by fools and designing knave<. &c.
Here he paused and while he was rcplcniShins
his turnblcr with his favoric brandy and water. a
person. who l atterwari found was an Intruder
like myself asked Mr.. PANE il ever ne was IN
Scotland The answer was ye>. 50 have been
continues the speaker; and the Scotch are the
greatest bgotS with the Bible | ever rnet-itiS
their school book their houses and their churches
are furnished with Bibles. ana ii they travel but
few miles from, home their Bible i always their
companion; yet continues the speaker, IN no coun-
trv where | have travelled have | seen the people
SO comfortable and happy; their poor are hot IN
such abiect poverty a. have Sccn=ln other conn
tries; b. their bigotcd system Of going 10 Church
on Sundays, they The wages which they earn
through the week. which in other countries that |
have visited, is generally spent by mechanics and
other young men in avcrns and trolics on Sundays; ;
II 1 L.. L., how,
none are so much sought after tor servants, and 10
fill places where crust is repo~cd, the Scotch:
YOU rarely find them in tavertS. the watcii-houSc
alnls-ho,Ise, brdcwcll or State Prison Now. SAYS
he, II the Bible i, bad book, those who use ii
must must be the worst Of pcople-5nttdc 1-ercrse
is the case. This sort OF argument Paine
was NOT prepared to answer. and historical fact
which could not be denicd-so without saving a
word he lifted candle from the table, and walked
up stairs his disciples slipped out one By one, and
ief, the speaker and myself TO enjoy the scene.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
DULLIONS,S SERIES OF GRAM

* thI-iC.NS - - i-Ash - = y
aDMARS-The following statements respecting the Eng
s and the Greek GamnarS from persons eminent or thei
learning devotion the OF education may aor'i
guarantee the public for the character OF these
works:
We have examined the second edition OF Dr. Bui0ns's
Greek Grammar and consider il upon the whole the best
Grammar OF the Greek language with which we are aC-
ganlr. The parts be committed 10 memory are holh
concise and comprehensive, the illustrations lu without
proixy, and he arrangement, natural and udc!ouS Inc
present edition considerably reduced in size from the la-
without at all npairnS its value 1t discovers IN IT'S com
patnn much labor and research we'll as sound Judge
inen We persuaded that the general use OF it IN onr
Grammar Schools and Academies would facilitate tlit ac-
Gu,itiou o, thorough knowledge OF the language Judi
cou teachers pursuing the plan marked on, by the author
preface would usually conduct their pupils to com.
nelet knowledge the language less time y several
months than nv the systems formerly in We therefore
.rNn inlr cnrllial cnmuEnilallOu.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

MASSACHUSETTS PESlTENTL,RY.-The number
OF convicts in this prison the 30th OF Sept. last.
Is stated in the report of the Inspector 10 have
oeen '3l O shcse, l3l were received during the
ysaf-and IN the same time l2as were discharged.
ne expenses of the Prison of the same time
so 800 -; and the earnings s35,s4d &c, show
ing an excess of expenditure over the income of
SI.6l5 80.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
John CHAPMAN, 10 Chatham street.
NewYor Sept. Is, la38.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail Ly
A. B. I D. SANDS. Drug2.ts.

n Ut I--I|I' T IIITOH NtTfc.
Sold also by Abraham 3. Sand, & g NJ l5 Bro.uiyr
DAVID San'is Go. No II East Broao gny and ~ Wlyaa
iro"n ~ Washington street, and y. W row!c % P1fs
street. Bpb,n, JOSEPH ,aic., Jr Pra7ideEcr H. l.. j.
,'u, Hartford, Co.r., Or II. W. ,fahcwSon, N1rvG
Conn.,, Il. tawls !. Co Abany, }. Gnrhan and j. Fows
Newburgh, \. Y, DR. Dagd Jane, 20 SCUM Tbrd srcf
Philadelphia, G. X. Ty.r, Baltimore +, 'Trcyeu X Sc
Poughleepse, and by Druggist, generally in all the prod
pal cite, and chief towns II the United States Price IL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
pETERss COUGH LOZENGES

=, 4 f''''- y NI''I vi i1ODT..hV Xl'o
.r.: now rapidly supersedag al other preparation, ot =
r'it o Coughs Colds, A,tnl, NhOop!n1 Cough, CataH-
tghme>s ot the Chest bronchitis, and similar pulnoraf
affections II nov well established dla large propon4s
OF cases ol Consumption By which 50 many valuable i'a
are annually sacriicsd owe theft origin 70 the Degkcl
Colds ana Coughs YicI night easiiy have been remove!
a. an carly pefn. Nnnsiic:y will be lound 50 eiea&lSs. &
II @ ema IN, socti chses as thee l-ozen.e They lnaD
up; mlit d. 'e same tshe tLr promote ex ecsorho' G az
reese u o cone i.3fengs : usiay Goe os
II renn.ed IInf ~ li' o w ~ cJ ., wears ojh cn,
ter 70 one OF onr and 20 in proportion When adHnls'efs
To chI'!ren The most convenient way M 10 nsoy. them
ittit warm water Itr del siou DG !Ilh ald ie o1st
marnn n om do mr. a.d ,. but when tyne. % @ 5s
r. = lev, cafartic Ipzcnles wil be found ls.l lux
1oagf harts,ng at night, ,wo should be taken a, bed
bnt s they are ha The saa dose viii % be- sufficient + M
pain in the chest or SIDE one Oh Peters, Pasers tpceos
y ~ cents 'iiou D read over the part and worn tR
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
Residence leo Nassar, ST. store u Fulton,

NtW- I ., r. JUll' 5, I3TI
NieSsrs. 4. b. x d. Sands-Geniicmen,- n,-FeeIing deep!
indebted 10 you for the valuable services you have rend
cured OF the Sal Rheun. ay th vs.. OF yorg Remedy
syrupo Sar'apmiiia. She at' beer very severely a1cs
with thc dse,, ~ the face for ygiSha 'ried saros
nechos, bot lteTni and external, witOGtpfodnringaa
good eiccr Gnt by ..ir ad,c.Oi friend who was cu'i
hy your medicine Sic va, induced 10 use H. and au thank
iul to say ;ie result has hecn perfect cure.
fJulS p,ctilIl,y
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
ENPOSED.-M

1 J. Il
subscriber ta> on hans .N.oC0 bottles lfAARLFN on
which he EarranS be genuine. His motto "Ilor-T
i the be>. policy"
The subscriber would here express hiS regret thai 20 ra
ot his fellow citizens have hitherto permitted the,nevs .
bc deceived and imposed, upon by di>aone,, nIen eua
auctioneer> and pre,enie> who offer sell what hey M
lIaarlam oil AZ fourteen >hill.S per gross
Attend strictly 10 the ollo in Wrappers printed in Is,
German anguage and those with thirty-,ix heads are inyr
ably spurious; and o, those printed in The English not n
shan au. oi hundred genuine OF them bas
printed i'll Newlork. All genuine are EnslS All
have and residence prine'! on them. This Hd
by Mr. Tilv tn" i. Holland. They aS
my written signature.
This IIaarrm Oh is used for a variety OF. diseases b
needs put1a It's use Away; secure. its vecomust
tom Coughs ard colds cured by i, wi.hou, punga
the Svic nj Candy dealers
n. B,-Thc undersigned sells the hest Canics tStnai,,
in New Ter bu he do nj sell Cough Candies cure CO..
SUMPTION SprTlined ankles and ioohache: he leaves ta,
large dealers and medical gentleman
*. B.-Geuuinc German Cologne Wafer imported by Il,
undersigned CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER
F.ncy Store, No l2l East Broadway
One door above PIKE 6
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