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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28


Thursdays aud days, by 9pm
1927 From Coffeeve to Pontotoc, SIS miles and
back, twice week
Leave Coffeevlle every Tuesday and Saturday
at 4 m, arrive at Ponto'oc same days by 10 pm
Leave Pontotoc every Monday and Friday at
q m, arrive at CoffeevilIe same days by 10 pm
Proposals for two horse coach service will Be
considered.
5628 Ffom Grenada by Troy, Preston, Oakland
and Rayturn's to Pamela, 48 miles and back, once a
week
Lave Grenada every Saturday at 2 p m, arrive
at Pamela next day by pm
Leave Pamela every Friday at a m, arrive at
Grenada next day by IL m
5629 From Wyatt By Chulahoma. Oak Hill and
Castleville 20 fernando, as miles snd back, once
week
Leave Wyatt every Thursday at 6 a m, arrive at
fernando same day by p m
Leave fernando every Friday at 6 m, arrive at
Wyatt same day by Bpm
$500 From Cypress Creek by Oxford aud Clear
Creek to Pamela, 40 niles and back, once a week
Leave press Greek every Saturday at S q m,
arrive at Pamela same days by p m
Leave Pamela every Friday at a m, arrive at
Cypress Creek same days by8 pm
563l From Lola by Belmont, Rce's Cross
Roads, sinatob 3, Elm Grove, HERNANDEZ Eutaw
and Fort Pickering, Tenn. TO Memphis 70 miles
and back, twice a week
Leave Panoa every Tuesday and Saturday at
m, arrive at Memphis next days by 10 p m
Leave Memphis evsry Monday and Friday at
m, arrive at Pamela next days by IL m
5632 From Commerce to fernando, % miles
and back, once week
Leave Commerce every Monday at a m, arrive
at fernando same days by 3 pm
Leave fernando every Tues day at m, arrive
at Commec e same days by 4 p m
So33 From Holly Springs by North Mount Plea.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11
LlTENT NENN IG0H EERnpE,

The steam ship Columbia, arr, Cd at New York
en- the 24d instant
Money Il said to be abund ant in London and
good b''s are discounted at three per cent
GLRNtNY Obstruction Of One RIM Of hc
City Of Hombure by lire Tie CITY oil Ham
burg,'hc great Commercial emporium Of Germany,
one OF the m ST EDaTshtHg The continent Of
Europe IS d heap 81 runs Her riie rchants were
re aicIHG at the prospect held TO them by tho
promised Improvements IN DOR mefcinl tariff:
30" they are mourning over iheir richly ware
houses ashes their houses devonred by tho
fumes. and their prospects Of increasing prosper
uy scattered 10 the four wInds of heaven.
the ire, which broke out on Wednesday night
the I'm INST. and winch. there Is every reason
to believe, was the work oil an Incendiars exieu-
ded 10 httY-t.n streets, most Of which were re.
duced - ashes. Ga a rough caiculatIo the loss
Of property was from three 10 -four rsIions sier.
apg but It Is believed that The total loss III bs
dpahle that amount. No person can tell how ma
nv lives lost, bur great number Of persons
must have pershed. Tue canals through the CITY
we're dry, 50 that TO water could re found. The
fire raged from Wednesday night tai Saturday
morning.
On The latter day, at nine o'clock, tho Danish,
II4noycrI9n and Prps-tan troops entered the town
an8 being well supplied with gunpowder com
menccd Blowing up the houses to arrest the pro.
gress Of The flames. TINS completely effec-
ted by Sunday morning The Sena1e ordered
every person 10 leave town, and nothing could
exceed the heari-rendlug spectacle OF thousands
II poor people frantic wgth their losses and with
out The means Of procuring food or shelter
TIE destruction Of Elamberg ls one Of those
caiamIlies which will be felt everyipart of tho
conuercial world. Great rs may be The credit
Of The senate and people Of Hamburg with for
een states. a century vii elapse before the cry
can be replaced IN all the prosperity DESTROYED by
this conf grafton. Ia the midst OF the confusion
an incident occurred characteristic Of The govern.
men, and the people. \ poblic notice was every
- here put up. stating that the vault under tho
/ bank con,aining the gold and silver bars, were
+ fire proof and that the bsuk books were all re-.
moved in perfect safety.
/ 4notEer Conspiracy to Assdssinate the Hing Of
the Frcnci.--AnOther conspiracy has been detec
/ ted to assas=ina,e the King Of the French.
number Of persons have been arrested in Paris,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

Remarkable ac4uiescence! ard again, "he frank
= and willingly submitted to the popular VIII"
lie did not threaten 20 John Rageri~e the Amen.
CO" people Ter turning h.,n ou;--he ddnt atternp,
10 keep tae presidency ay establishing pack Of
Cuba o'oa2 hounds around the Executive mansion:
o't q1'e'iy submitted 10 the popular WILL and
then took bee line or kiu1eGholk
Naata grateful set these iocos urc They arc
'heaktaI ior the smal'es, iAtors We have ever
known alluded 10. They 10 not, cannot enume-
rate aoy great and important, services ha has rem
6efed The country--no sal0tary measures which
ne has introduced into the science Of political
ecoh'nH-n blessings which he has conferred on
mankind CT bis country; bat when the indlgna.
h'n ct an almost ruined anJ outraged people had
declared h'm unworthy the place he occupied. and
o"ao ban depart, they compliment ham for tho
dan 'dei-'he composed aud dignifed'' manner
~ winch he gave up the "ITast which had been
rcPosed ia hun! \ most nise and saptent Sc,
If iocg.ecos!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11
CLAY BARBECUE.

The VIII = Of Lexington, Ky, gave to Horny
Clay pubic dinner on the 9th instant Messrs.
Rlrldcu and Newman, of Ccn.revilIc, were op,
pointed by meeting Of their fellow citizens 10
attend and invite Mr.. CLAY to visit tins county
Mr.. Van Bleu haF ing set tho example, see n 0
good reason Why Mr.. Clay may no, accept tho
Itatiou. II consistent with his private nrfanpc-
ments. Should ho consent to visit Old Wnync.
has personal and political friends will show the
world that some things can be done as we'll as
others" The fandangoos of 1910, wero nero
camp meetings To what viii then be seen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

The Bo5onians about placing upon the
Western Rail Road, Refrigerator Cars, 10 which
fresh meats. poultry Holsters fish, fruits, lard. &c.
can be transported II the hottest weather. These
cars 90 from Boston To A35anv in l. hours and
may be extended to Ohio and Michigan, to facIl-
tate exchanges. 5000 Wild pigeons from Mich
Igan arrived IN Boston las week, alive and well
The Refrigerator IS thus described IN the Boston
Traveller. at IS simply common car with Il
hole in the bottom, which YOU stop BY sponge,
that allows the water TO drop down, whIlc II I'm
pedes the air coming up into the car. You have
four inches powdered charcoal on the sides and
top and bottom of the car, placed comPactly be-
tween the two boards, which form tho sides, as
well az the top and bottom"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

Lord Chesterfield Is sad to haze been a great
ia his line, and George Buchanan is said to
have been equally conspicuous IN his; but tho ~
dividual who prepared the following resolution
passed at loco meeting in this city, deserves t.
have his naue recorded far above either of the
above named individuals on the tower Of fame
As his '.it'ustrioIs predecessor Buchanan, was
The kings fool, he certainly should he appointed
"cabbage tender" to his majesty, Martin. Read
the aw lll fine compliment:
sResolged, That the composure and dignity
with which he Van Blren) returned 10 the PEG.
pie tno trust they had reposed n him, hi- frank
and 1ri!liag Submission to the popular will, and
his cheerful assumption, ,ridom murnur, Of ne
duties, Of the private cistzen; tend 10 increase
The admiration IN which We before held his ex-
a,ted ch2Facter'
It's genus doubtless expected Martin would
have ief, The presidential chair in perfect convul-
sions and grea; distortion OF body and mind; and
that he would have worn his coat bultoued on his
back to keep his stomach warm; but To- and be-
hold! he left With ''comPosure and digaHyr'-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

The Baltimore and Ohio Ran Road was open
ed On Monday, the 3Jth uit, from IarpcI's Fer
rs t. Hancock. This division extends ia
rndes and added TO that previously operation
from Baltimore 10 HarpcF's Ferry, mikes a con
inuous line d i234 miles open tor darI* trat 81
and trans poftattou. The lines of co.eaes which
pre-, lousi, t. Monday week. ran between Tg-t-
cTtcIl and Wheeling ur Pittsburgh. have been IA
ken of hat part # The route between Frgdertck
and Hancock. An arrangement has been made
between she stage pr59rIeiofs operating tct"cc0
Wheeling add lIlncoek and the Bllumars and
Ohio. and Pbuadclpht and Btltimorc Rail Rood
Companies, by which travellers IAN obtain tickets
for the whole central route between Philadelphia
and Wheeling at the reduced rate OF fifteen dol
lars. with the privilege Of stopping AT any point
on the route, and Of resumng the journey when
it suits them. The passage between Bs.tlGerc
and Wheeling IS now made in IL hours TINS
section IS considered as fine specimen OF
rail road construction there IS IN the United
States The road It IS thought wit be compile
ted as far Cumberland IN the tli.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11
MIR. VAN BURENs vIsIT.-THE LOCO
TOCos OF RICHMOND. AND DAYTON.

For cool and unllushinr iopudcncc we have
never known The late Conduct of The V1nocrats
of Richmond and DAYTON exceeded When it
was first understood that Mr. Van Buren, would
probably visit Dayton, a meeting Of his faithful
followers, was held for the purpose Of inviting
him to vsi, thai Place The call for the meeting
was made to the citizens without distinction of
party. but when Organized, resolutions Of the
most insulting character to the Wings were adop-
ted We cory two Of them:
uPcea7.ey rbatwc sill retain tho most imali
cit confidence in The exalted talents, unbcnd,ng
ttmAess and integrity. and The Interchangeable
democratic principles OF EX-PfcsIdcnt Van Bu-
rem Gf New York; aud thatFad not fraui. BRI
Berry, SANDER, PERJURY, and corruption II
erey.g hue been employed against hum IN the con
test of Isl 10, be would continue To occupy the
station designed for him BY a large nj fTty OF
the legal voters Of tho Union; and that II reno,
minated for tho Presidential char IN II, by a
- a. I = 80 al ili,l y q 7. ~ nro'
~, ~ ,I,,.ai .. 49,
NC - -
~ 49, 49, ~
N''J VIZ Is"
'"""'"7 sun '"'IS az =. 'o'''-
-, IF aI,,,., 49,
49, r,.,,cr ~ i;.,.,tca - ,I,a,r G,,,,,,r,, go,
1' ~ ~ NC =, IA
These resolutions with others, were forwarded,
together with a letter Of Invitation, containing
m,ltareooallv false. and an insult to the memory
= (..,at If.-..,.., .. NJ, W r.. -
I'P's" III ''"0 t''' '.~''' ~ re- "eN'''"' e"2
i"g me lhVi'ahoh 10 Do from Inc ''co'oeo party,
and If decidedly partzlD character.
I-,on the pnL,I.ation Of the loco proceedings
"a 80 ,r-,.,,-1 r, 10 VIII, = -.
,.-r
"e'' -" '"' .'"s - - '''>'' 80 7
foHo"'ag hGAiy hohoFao'e aho sP"'eo preamble
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
..1y,,,,,,,s !, = ovoac,ed that NJ Van R.,re,
Ia,e president Of H., limited Sto,cs w,u yisit
,be citv ~ D,vtsn an iha : h inst IN nurst,.
onre Of an mutation extended 10 him nv a
meeting Of The I.acofoco partv Of this county.
and winch he has acce rted as n partu irritation.
And whereas. the citizens Of this city and caun-
tv. without distinction Of party have been ia
xited 10 take part 10 the pubic reception and
enlertainmenl--to be gwen him upon that oc
casian: Aud whereas as Wig i=cHs Of this
county. we consider ourselves as included IN
that invitation. aud a under the circumstances
which attended It. coming as II does from n
meeting whose resolutions attributed the de
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

a stage brought to the town is 0 straUgcrz, gen
,loman and lady. whose appearance at once drew
the attention Of the gossPPIug villagers.
Scarcely half hour elapsed after their arr
val before the man walked out from the at
which they had stopped, and took his way towards
Mrs. GranG's cottage. Ills knock at the door
was answered by Fanny.
"Fnnny Lincolnn said he in IA lnaa'rtng tone.
"That Is my name, SIR, replied fH9 msiden-
hcr heart Ieaplng IN her bosofn with sudden
bound
"And mino is Henry Lincoln" he said. md IN
stantly The happy creature was ciin@tn9 to tiih
and sobbing like child, in the ecstacy q Il ne"
delight
The wedding was celebrated at the old family
mansion Of the Beverlys, whore Frank and his
sister resided. Among the guests were L!vra
Comsfock her sister, and indeed the whole CIR
clio Of the village exclusives, each Of whom wed
in attentions to the Iov civ bride, whose beauty
and excellence were all suddenly discovered and
appreciated. Among the most conspicuous Of The
company were Henry Lincoln, The distinguished
and ,rcaAhy member Of the southern bar, and his
Young aud beautiful wfc, TO whom he had been
married only few mou'hs.
All but Fanny, from this time, forgot her hum
bio origin, bur she remained as atectionaie anu
as attentive as ever to tho friends "ho had loved
her and cherished her from childhood Isabella
soon ioarned 10 appreciate ner and to love her
,endefly, aud Frank Beverly ever after dressed
the day tina, brought Fanny Lincoln to the Wi
lage Amanuenss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

01-lhe locos ct Indianapolis, making mr.
engagements 10 receive Mr.. Van Buren,, have not
parsued The partzln course Of their fellows here
The Wajgs were consulted and few Of them n .
pointed on committees. The only difference how.
ever, ~ that the oco5 OF the capital of our state
~ Little wiser than are those " Ln figure SO
conspicuJusiy IN our city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11
WASHENGT0HIANSv

The Washiogtonians meet again this evening,
Frday.) IN tho Warner building. An Address
viii be delivered by : l.. PERKINS, Eso Tho
ladies and gentlemen Of The ciy, arc respectfully
invited to attend.
On next Friday evening, tho l1th instant, m
Address vii be delivered By Sir. Samuel. LIP
PINCOTT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

TEHrERANcE CGLIRRArIoN.-Ine Washiurto-
mans If ConnerssllIo propose holding II grand
Temperance Convention ON the lth Of JIfy uext.
The Nashtngtontans Of Faye'to and tho surroun-
1Iag counties are invited 10 attend with their mu-
sic and hauacrs, S1ch meetings. wo believe arc
celebrated to do mach good, aud W hope onr Con-
ners't''o friends may be successful IN tho good
cause IN aich they engaged.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11


Gus, the eht.ges made upon The WaE party rs
the meeting acid Tor too purpose cG Iaxla5aL Nh
u Barren - this place and although he had a.
part IN making taetn and :aey have not char.raa
#ar tee.laGS towards han. Yet we cannot ata utsE
hose Who Isl make them. ID receiving any guest,
49aeye, mach personal respect ~. fl4x entertain
.o"afd hlsn. while we entertain any resnec, for
ourselves "r our party
v-a rsso,,4 ,,;tb b.,...a.3 t-1 ., 49,, $500:
........ 49,
~ '''os d" LAY ION i"'9 are
men" hole. sauied. free and independent men
THsy cannot tc mad. III. dane of Isro f.3orl ~ifv
l,,,.,,f, -,h,,,,.a.. - No., n 60 49,
- " ''S - VII o"" ~''F "''o "'''' ;"
4 more honorable naHner. y meeting 81 Ibe 10
co party. exclusively, was called. The Wa g.
were not allowed :, ,,7rt,,,,, n o,,,. manner -,
''1 - as ''e''''S' ! '7c' was
c"'ieG 10 ''e chaiT, t2co was appointed secretary
three iocos were appointed to prepare resou-
tons. and tweaty-ejght locos were oapolnted
GENERAL esrosnittea S,rha c,l,,vi,e, ,,,:,,, -..
olusions were adopted:
..yyhsra,s--,,,o t.ya bo,-a r;,r, r:.,4
pleasure. that MARTIN VAN BrRrx. oar latc. able.
and Patriotic Chief Magistrate. - about to pas
through our STATE on 81, Journey "es'"ata. and.
:. : " ~ "'' ',' ''',, - ''''I' 49, I'll wy "'
he L,Ia ,r,i ,,l, h., ,,,.,,l,'...' -
Therefore,.
Resolved. That we W. take active measures
to procure visit frum EN Pre-, deuI Van Barren
Oh ms J'1'"e5 "es'"hf'' aho ltti oar reception
81 ".. - '''' ''' " ~ 10 ''S '''''''' rs
.,,I ~,
Resolved That tho can,-os,,ro nj l..-ni,v with
Which he returned to the people The trust the,
had tePesed IN him; hts tfar% aud wiling sub
'''7s'.h 10 me popular M; an" MS f"eeII'L as,
,,ri,.,t, ci,.,.,, ,.,l 80 ,,.r,,s, no ,l,,r',
IN wh,ch We before held his exalted character.
Resolved, That TIME, the great developer of
nun aud caffecior ct error, has f''E establish
,,'' 81 ms P',I''1'' ~"
ard private character, and The f,islrv Of .,hnsc
things land to his charge bv his political oppo-
nents.
Resolved inrihcF' hat we trust onr commu
atf - "a, =, "' $40" II
with orooer courtesy and resnert. the jaio Pro-,
dent of the United Statcs.'
The WHO'S are called uDon to c,-oneroto viii
men who Tins Deliberately rceoYrc that,oh he trne
which every Wbip IN the land knows to be false
Mr.. Van R,ren = ioviled here ms = narf,2an-
he receives the invitation as 4 parf2 measure
he comes hero - revive the draon,ng shirts .
his pa1tv--to ral3v his followers in the comm
cafnpaipns for political power. lie does not com,
..t.as-s~ r','r.7", but n mo e""dsaate
latev defeated party. lie hopes by his presence t,
excite his party in the coming eiectlan--to cars
Indiana IN the mex August election, aud thereby
pave the way for his future advancement aud &c
elevation to the presidential chair
parade. and welcome the candidate Of an oppos,na
party whose object IS tn advance the odIags 9,ea
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

The Wings Of Louisville have formed lien
~ Clay Ci4b." Others nave been formed IN diff
fsEent parls of the Union.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

TEAPERAScE AT meeting on Thursday eve
ming last, Of The directors of the United States
Hotel, Of the principal hotels IN Boston. after
The temperance procession had passed through
the streets, 1t was unanimously resolved pro-
hibi the sale of arden, spirits for the future at
thai hotel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

''WHAT DUcKING. man named DlneI
Carman, IN Philadelphia. IN attempting 10 jump
on ferry boat. fell short and struck violently
against the rudder. He sunk immediately, aud
submerged ten minutes. While living in a
state Of Insensibility supposed dead. he suddenly
opened his eyes, and exclaimed, My gracious
hay u, had q duckingir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

All MANNER OF TRAvELIING-A traveller wri-
ting from Illinois. states that IN getting to his
place OF destination, he experienced all kinds OF
yoabe adi,iveness. 10 the first place he took a
steamboat-ln the second the rail road-,ho third
The mailcoach-,he fourth on horse back-,he fifth
went six miles on foo, Terre tiaure-and was
finally rode out of the village on a mil lie says
he don't know which To prefer out Of the SIX; but
thinks the latter method is unquestIonably the
cheapest, though its Accommodations are the most
wretched.-PhI paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

Concise traveller, writing from the coas,
of Africa, Gays 1.-The people die very fast, and
sheep have remarkable iorg tails"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
DANDRUFF or Loss of lair is caused

IL by q anguid nh.trucci CIRCULATION the small
blood vessels which supply the scalp AMI hair With n"ur>
mcn IN consequence of which the Precipitation becomes
called danruh, which clogs ~, pores of the skin AMI hy
ils pressure against tie root, o fhc hair prevents il from
cciVng sufficient nouri>lmeui to retain vitality To hlr
ten becomes harsh and unpleasant changes color ami 1i-
oh. THIS unhealthy affection s'lV speedily and circil-
av cured hy Javnes Han Tonic, sic' revive, ie dor-
powers the >uracc Nr,,tls. removes tnirli,
anl produces ard hclily grow OBJ oi hair a. supply
the old AID haduess prevented removed where b. a.
rrady exists,
The following certificate is selected, which ,uic.iIy
proves H. extraordinary virtues
Me>srs. !. u. i b. sands GcntemeIA- an nc o as-
TO Dr. Jayne, rni you tins certificate io in-
form OF the invaluable benefit VIE Ni> received
from the U.s. OF d. Jayuc's Hair Tonic. She lost only
her cnie head hair but her eyebrows also 9i after
try ing various remedies will benefit. sir used d..
Javne's Hair Tonic She used TWO bottle, before could
discover the hair had started. aud crmmcrcur Nu tie
third il started grow finely and u rev werk. head
and eyebrows were covered with third growth oi me
black hair better than she bad lost think % was entirely
produced by the the Tome ant would recommend
10 ali WHO need a similar remedy. ruV You're.
JOHN y JACKSON
Prepared only by d.. ID JAYNE - south Ihrs-.treet
Price 81. Sold whoe,ae and retail by \. b \ >tND>,
Druggists. ~ Fulton, oi Go.t ar lno fu.t..t
also hy Abraham r. sand, CO.. No. - hrn1 way. cog.
OF Chsmhersst David sands = CO. No = tai E,oad-
way -1j Dan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
BY SPECIAL Appointment
Joseph GILLOTT. Pen Manufacturer

y TO THE QUFEN-CAuTION-T s.h chirac-
OF these Pen, has induced the attempt on the pan OF
several d,rcpotahr makers oprar'ce fraud nof only upon
Nj Gl.ii but also upon the puhhc An ai,nor 1r ci"
bearing me isd lamr, thus, elliot emitting me hTN
g. IN tie Hiafkst Il cas- ready - deiseie! ~ -
unfinished appearance and the Ntry Common style II when
is +, pui up
Ob~rve the genuine Peus are s-r all marked ~ iu.-
Jo~erh {, ilotgs Patent" JOSEPH 1lstt warranted
snl ihn, each gross hears fac smile Of hs gnsiure
TIE above say be had wbolesalr Of HENRY JESNoP
irlt ir II Jnhn- .irrrl. cnrner Of or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
DISEAsED EYES AND MILAN



weakness OF hc eye, inflammation of tie eycd, Dc
quickly aud safely removed, hy Tie use oi thc
ROMAN tlk BALShM
Ms Davis. No II Essex street has been cured Of
the eye eyes. years
ion. by using only one jar of the tye BIsdiu.
Miss Flu gerald, No Msrh~ -rsc BAL for two OF three
years been much afflicted weak and milan 81 eyes
hc could scarcely read. Her nave
been completely restored boy th Balm ai"i l Hfr mean.
had failed. Hundreds have hy H. healing virtue, been
stored % light, whera almost total blindness caused by
ce,sve Inflammation, bad ,1,,ted tof years.
The Roman Eye Ba,am' la, been a long time u.ei In
private practice bv the eminent r.u-is ia ris an
foreign countries and IL astonishing efficacy reuo' ~
all disease and Inflammation from ue eye ha, e>s lsed
tor reputation far beyond the reach OF any Other prcpa
ration.
IN DIMNFSS OF SIGHT, causcd ~ fixed auestioa to
minute objects or by long exposure strong light. and
m the weakness or partial 0ssoi rt from >ch", of od
aye Il j. restcrcr. asd should ac ued y all who ird
their light all. ihoui apparent disease. PIT Or 10
small Jar with full direction Cor Price so cci> Pc
pared and sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SANpS&
co II Fast Broadway. corner Market 4 y. \.
Sold also hY \. Il. ID. Sands, ~ ard ipn Fulton street.
and hy 4. H. Sands Go. l73 roadway, correr Chamber
ftl D.