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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

Terms of Advertising.--ONE DOLLAR per square fo'
three inser tions,a and TwENTY-FryE CENTS for each adj
ditionaI insertion-TEN LINES, or the space occupied hJ
$50 ems, is counted a square, nothing counted less ;han a
square; all over a square, and less than a square and a
half to be counted a square and a haJ-Per square for
three -nnths. THREE DOLLARS; for six months SIX DOL
LARS, or I EN- Dv--.R rs per annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENrs per annum three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Meis4"nls. Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, will be charge! for a
column of 1000 mas, $500 per annum: for ihree-fourths
of a column, $4,000: for half a column, $500; for a
quarter ia column, S25,00.-A deduction of20 PEI cent.
will be made on advertisements longer Than a quarter OF
a column, when inserted by the half year or year, and not
altered. Cnaneery notices and petitions fo' divorces, must
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash, inless
ordered for publication by a brother publisher
n r. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid for, unless at the option of the pblisher or ny pIevIou:
agreement between the publisher and the advertiser.
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Ben Hardin's Crockett Almanac.
A Small Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber wishes TO dispose OF the small + arm on
which he resides, situated in Wayne county. Indiana,
.bou, half a mile east OF Washington, containing 50 acres,
,hou, so cleared and mproved-,he balance well tim5ered;
with \ small Orchard, and a neFer-faIltns Spring OF good
water near the dwelling House,-enough and 70 spare Tor
r. miIy use and for stock during the dryest months IN sum
mer. The situation is healthy and convenient, 10 places OF
worship, schools. mills, and stores
Ths terms V Ill be made liberal and corresponding with
the presen !. hard times, and a deed given ihe purchaser, clear
If all ipe ,nabrane. d. E. ROWLETT.
y. B. Also, a quarter section Of good LAND. in WABASH
county, abou, 4 mile. south of Eel river. and FORTY
ACRES in Hamilton county, north Of indianapolis
ll,h mo. 26,h, 1S4l. 4a
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Administrators Notice.

is hereby given that the undersigned has this
day taken out of the Wayne Probate Court, Letters
81 administration the Estate of Thomas Mormon, de-
ceased. la:e of said county; he therefore. requests all per
sons indebted to said estate 10 make immediate payment,
End all having claims against the same to present them le-
yally authenticated for settlement. within one year from TINS
date. The estate is probably solvent
NJ NORMAN, Admr.
18th Month, 4th. 1871. 5O-3t
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Something New!

ME undersigned having purchased the entire stock OF
an extensive mercantile house in this city. consisting
of DRY GOODS, HARDW ARE ard CUTLERY
K BOOTS and SHOES. AMI AOEMA
kERS FINDINGS, PLANES & PLANE BITS, and
a variety OF other articles usually KEEP, IN Stores, which
he will sell on favorable terms, in large or small quantity
for ready pay-Call and see, IRWIN REED.
p. >. A sample of the goods may be seen al the store OF
IRWIN REED, &
December 18Th, 1siI.
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PALLA ID u M,
is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
D.. p. HOLLOWAY,
At the Southeast corner Of Main and Front streets,
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana.
Terms.--TwO DoIIars--in advance; and Three
Dollars at the expiration of the year.
BY MAIL.

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
81 Postmaster may enclose money IN a letter 10 me
Publisher Of q Newspaper, 10 pay NE subscription" o. "
third person. and frank The letter, II uritten by hinnseg.i'
NorE Some subscribers may not be aware of the a
bove regulation. Ii will be seen, that by requesting the
Postmaster where they reside to frank their letters contain
ing subscription money, he will do 81 upon being satisfied
that the letter contains nothing but what refers 10 the sub
scrip,ion.
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

DOOTS and SHOES made TO order i'll the bes, style,
} aud sim lar work for sale. Also--a hrst rate asort-
ment of Eastern Boots and Shoes on hand, and an assort-
ment of Shoe-maxers Tools--Shoe Thread-bestq quality of
Patent Thread-best quality Of Needles-Spool Cotton
Sewing Slk-Pins--Tapes, &c for sale al the vest end
of Mr. BfightwelI's building
2. A. WEBSTER.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1871,
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NOTICE.

VNvILLIAM G.. Of Germantown,
Wayne county, Indiana, having assigned n u., for
the benefit of his creditors, his whole estate, notice IA here
bv given. that all persons indebted to him will be required
10 make payment 10 The subscribers, persIant 10 the .eHms
OF ,heir several contracts; and all persons holding claims a
g=insi the said Anderson are requested represent ihem to Us
without delay.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
w. VI.
December 18Th. Ts4l. 9o-ot
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MAX sEED.-The highest price. in Cash. paid for
~ FLAX Sled, delivered at our store in Richmond
Aug. 20, lS4I. IRWIN REED * BkOlHEN
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HIoEIrDN!D EOUNDl2Eo

EI0EINtOND EIUND8Eo
Ellis Nordyke, s. L. Foulke, & A. Williams,
+ TAVING entered into partnership in the Foundry brsi.
ness, under the name and style of .N0rdyke, Foutke,
& UtUtars. are prepared TO carry on the business III
lis various branches. They will keep OH hand an assors-
ment of
TOVES MILL IRONS, &C. &C.
Also, will make 10 order Carding Machines, Power
Looms, of the best quality all of watch they intend selling
low for CASH.
Those indebted 10 the late firm of Mendenhail, Foulke
& Williams, either by note or book account. are hereby no.
tilted that payment must be made Immediately. The change
il, the firm renders 1t necessary that collections and settle
ments should be promptly made. Those who have CLAIMS
agains, the late firm are requested 10 present them
NORDYKE, FOULKE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May Sd, 1871. li
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MO APOLOGY y WiGS-Ofa all the remedies
ever devised for the preservation OF the hnir, none
has been found equal to JAYNES HAIR TONIC, in
deed il has proved itself infaIhblo in p reventing the hair
from falling off, and viii positively by a IA ithfnl Application,
IN nineteen cases Of every twenty, reduce a iuH u
uriant head OF hair.
Please read the 10 lowing from the Saturday Evening
Post oil Sept. ith, ls39:
HAIR ToNlc-We call the attention OF the afflicted with
premature badness, to the excellent 'IIair Tonic" pspnf-
ed by DR.. Jayne of this city. Having used " ourselves,
we can speak OF its virtues by experience. aud we unhhsi'h-
tingiy pronounce IT an invaluable remedy TO prevent tho
falling off of the hair, and to restore 1t from a dead, to n
fine. healthy rpearance-We can also speak from rerson-
nj knowledge OF the eases Of two or three friends u no ~e'e
predieposed 10 badness, who by the use OF Jaynes Iar
Tonic, ave now luxunant hair We have no disposition
N ntf i,disr Intimately ali kinds of remedies, for all dis
eases " hich flesh is heir to, but when " . nave esteo
virtue Of an article, we are free to say rs GOOD.
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virtue of a decree and Execu-
- zion to me directe: from the Wayne Circuit Contr, l
viii expose at public sale al me Court house door ~ Cen
,revin.. Waype County Indiana. on the 18Th day Of Jsnua-
~. 1912. between the hours of ten O'Clock. A NJ end four
o'clock P. NJ, on SAID day, ire following properly, to-wit:
e. certain lots of land in Inc Town of Hsllsoorough. Wayne
County Indiana, and known by being Lot. numbered eleven
and forty-sxo as numbered on the plat Of said Town. Taken
as the property OF Levi Boswell, to satisfy said decres and
THOS. 6. NOBLE. 5. VIC.
Dec. D, le4I. $3.50
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Court Record.
Superior Court.

Before Judge Tallmadge.
Slate Of Indiana Dtcisht Danforth--Cieneral Milton
York, made the Office of Danorth Co., brokers, Wall
street. his place of business They indebted to the
State for stock which had been sold to them by of the
associates of General S. in calling for settlement of which
bonds with them to be placed for safe keeping in their
Office trunk and vault On going west in the spring of
1870 he left with Mr. Danforth in the same way Is bonds
of $1,000 each II internal improvement stock, dated
rate of per per annum The bonds signed by
Isaac Coe James Warrington and Caleb b. Smith eleven
of them numbered follows :3195 1885, 3S0S, $780, 3Sl
3s22 1898, 1894, 1897, 3Si0, 3stl. The numbers Of
the others the General in giving his testimony could not
recollect In July August he returned and asked for
the stock but Mr. Danforth told him that not
venient Just then give to him. The free banks being
at that time going into operation, Mr. ID. asked him to
loan him. for q short time, lot of sterling bonds that
he might ypothecate and meet little inconvenience
wards returned Subsequently he left 30 more bonds of
$1,000 each in the hands Of Mr.. Danforh to be taken
good Of, These he also afterwards demanded but
they had been placed promiscuously with other stock in
fix The General had left the office Of fund commits
missioner and xious settle up and bound to
for this 900 worth of stock Finally he took
bond from Danforh with c. L. Coles security, for the
faithful pawn of the amount to the State of Indiana
with penalty for performance in the sum OF $4,000
Tn document however, the State would not recognize
contending that General Stapp had left the Office OF CON-
missioner and not authorzed to receive it. The
sent action for Trover therefore brought against Dam
forth the value of the face Of the bonds Mr.
States and Mr. Josiah Howe counsel the part Of
the State and Messrs s. Sherwood and r. W. Townsend
for defendant The question presented itself whether the
bond valid, and cancelled anterior operations and liza
trial decided in the negative, giving verdict in favor Of
plantif for S47 ,9l3 95.S
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There has been demand for money within few
days. consequent upon quarter day On the LIST oil May
there is always larger of Money changes hands
for than any other quarterly term OF the year
This causes pressure for the moment, but large pro-
portion of the funds paid again seek investment in
few days The stock market yesterday was however,
firm and prices descriptions improved Indiana 81
!; Delaware and Hudson Il Illinois SIS, Il Long Island
Canton 4; Harlem ]; Ohio 6's declined II.
There are in cuation counterfeit three dollar bills Of
the Jefferson County Bank The bill letter No sS43,
O. w. Branard Cashier o. Hungerford Presidents dated
Watown, JAM A. lS4l
1t is stated that the Banks Of Virginia making pre-
paraons to period much earlier than that fix
cd by law convention of the banks is about to be held
TO determine on the time The Bank Of Indiana requir
ed by law to resume the 10th June next and that in
stuon has largely curtaed its circulation Its bills
now at discount in Cincinnati The Banks of Kentucky
and the Illinois Shawneetown Bank will resume the
same day.
We have recently called the attention of the Comptrol-
Ter to the deprecated condition of the bills of the broken
free banks and he has promptly advertised the fol-
lowing securities Of certain Of the to be sold
the 10th of May, at the Merchants Exchange in this
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f2,769,65O
4,096,l70
6,s65,S20
s,l16,909
UIdI,
Arrears Of interest due,
f9,982,72o
Total due in London

Total due IN LONDON, 10y
These stocks selling now in London at IS 40 cents
on the dollar yet that dsgraced and dshonored gov
eminent to receive more less by two
per cent than the British itself borrow
this moment is evident therefore, that it is subsidy
and not loan.
This whole NOV ment is fraught with the gravest mat
ter of reflection people of this country Thevery pro
fesson ofhc English government recently manifest to
remove Very other cause Of difficulty between the
countries except that growing directly and indirectly
of the slave question evidences Of the dangerous po
sition of matters that ground. An Angio-Mexican
against Texas the basis Of Santa Anna's proclama
tion which held the suppression Of slavery as its OBJ
ject cannot but involve the United States in the quarrel
with the moral influence of slavery against her. We
think RICH, make these suggestions the increased
importance which the Mexican and Texian war has
sumed of the facts above stated
very much of the late buoyancy of the markets,
has been owing to the acquired confidence in a
continuance of the peaceful relations between this
country and Great Britain We cannot, however, shut
our ewes to the fact that the position Of England
subject of negro slavery is antagonist to that of the United
states upon the subject; and any movement Of the
former power directly indirectly in the matter has
drec. and immediate tendency to bring the two countries
in collision. As therefore, there disposition to cast
aside the probabilities of rupture laying out plans
of commercial enterprise have submitted to read
ers for their consideration this certainly alarming move
ment in Central America. The Texan government,
Though its agent Gen Hamilton defeated in its pur-
pose of obtaining loan in England by the powerful nhu
ence Of the abolition faction in London. The same inau-
has very grea. degree overhadowed the credit
of the federal United States Government and also that Of
thesaveholding States and the delinquency OF many o.
the States has been powerful in the hands ofhst
faction to any restoration Of the credit of those
sections.
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Foreign Importations.

HAvRE-Ship La Duchesse POrleans-l pkg Malmazet &
Smith, Fontaine-l VIM Prince K~ssler col Brust
lein co-i Bossange-l + G Bertsau-2 T Ret.3 Boz
Rusch CERT Beer May2 PorieT Freres-2 Schulz
Beidon7 Coutan PIleyuyi-i Edwards Stoddard-i56
II Dufot-2 Glenard & L1rraque-2 Lachase Fouche-l
Matc-l Edward Dubois9 Moran Iseln-5 Collard-il
LAY Lassad S O. DoraI Msey I;n Er
ing. H Escher1l Mayer Caselli.iF Thorpeckcn-
tier Pilade-l Ahreneldt2 Setley Seyening-2 Abra
hamson-l Cor-3 Meyer X Waller w Vyse
II sand-2 T Valen.in1;2L Demous-o Magnin col
J Dupre--l Jacquen Allien- + Renard X col Bully
Ward co-i5 Lsmbert s. Croquet-l Don Aed-l Hobbies
Il Rozat col Collie w Langdon-3 Lane, Lamson
co., x Hasht--l G. Ball. Townsend, ShaTpless
= T Hunt & coz Babad-, Collia!d-6 c Douchet-eY
Cailleux son-i T. Kaupe-lAF OFT Monrose- Loeschigk
&Wsendonck-i B Kpnzler-2 Manning, Roster coz A
Wienerc5 Voisn *, sqI2 Oppenhem Coz Bo!s
AZ A NJ white-i Sheldon co.,? 3 Har-5 Bondard
i T. Fabrequcttes Fills Mora-3 VIM Draper-2 Boxer
Cog a + Stewart Cos Tiffany Young 4 Ellis! 9
Baur-5 While Shefied-0 q ID Haviland-l2 Mail
Iard-l Russell. Mattison & Taylor--i2 to order.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ., 1s4a.



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ms 3 %s La 10 %% % Tom
large esbeg On the Bank s saw rISe Of bic nee
.R 5 III time ' IN that iS SITUATION ssb packet
shp celia Thatcher, days from savannah with cotton to
days from y Mob wiz. cotton; ~
I TO" s% SsM S G
HdsE All psrst;Or II day, from from F g. Croa c w
Y a. ss Ai bark %S New S%
Bs ob Hssd Smith day. from NSss with cot,
a r,Syl SS boston si from M Orleans. ~
Brig / ndS Mosrs f'e days from savannah with cot
os oy ss ri, Fl Is op Ia , w as sS
bk Imogine Of Boston, II months out with 100 bbs sperm
brig Pantheon Faes tof Thoma.ton) Is days from A,taka-
pas La with live oak to Taylor Rich Left sehf oronimbo
Tor NYork, lds. I'm, ia, 49,,
moas.s Is bales cotonto Peck Sayre Sailed in
80 "a nh .chrs Bunker HILL and CcYlon. for Portsmouth, Va
,na Ala for New York No date lstN lon 80 spoke whaling
brig Juno 90 days out oils lat ~ go lon 30, spoke scr
G,TnSe. II days from franklin for Portsmouth, Va.
Sehr John McCrea Clifford, 3 days from Attskanas La
xvh live oak TO Samuel Gice Philadelphia On the both u
lar d b, lon 81 S. spoke schr Harriet from Atkapas for Ports
ms seb Nepsune sss!n. (of Hngh,, days from Mso
a., Teras with bales cotton hides bales coon skins 70
A. Casell Left British brg onde Tor Liverpool dg 9Th
u lat 49, Ion a. spoke sehr Lucy from st. Johns bound to
Boston. N-o,- III,
Schr Doane ~ days from New Oheans with
sura &C. TO Foster Nckeson Sailed IN co. with schrs Nj
nerva, Convert, and Craven, for Nfork =, -,
lead, &c. TO master. :, =, .
Schr Julia Sawyer, days from RICHMOND win COAL 'o
Richardson X Co. "a, .
sehr Mieen Cole, days from Baltimore, with -four to
Johnson x Lowdep. . =,
sshr Adrian, ntt, days from Richmond with -four to the
master,
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CONTROLLERS SALE OF STATE STOCKS
~ State of New York, Conptroers Othce-the following
Banking Associaon organized under the act entitled An
act TO authorize the business Of Bking" passed 18th Of April
Isss and the acts amending the same, THE FAR
MERS' BANK OF ORLEANS, THE ST. LAWRENCE
BANK THE STATEN ISLAND BANK, THE CHEL-
SEA BANK, and THE WASHINGTON BANK, having
seyery failed orredcem their Circulating notes either
upon demand their several banking houses at their
in the cities Of New York Albany required
by the entitled An act relating to the redemption Of bank
State Stocks held BY the Comptroller security for the
latng Of said banks much thereof the Compto
Ter shall think sell will be sold al the Merchants Er
change in the city of New York, Tuesday the 10th day Of
MAY next, at II O'Clock, NJ. to wit -
For the Farmers Bank of Orleans
certificates Indiana per cent (ntc mall improve
stock payable ist July 1904 for $1,000 each 5000
50 certificates Indiana 5per cent improvement
stock payable lat July, 1861, FOR s 900 each s,SWo
For the Chelsea Bank,
certificate Arksnsas cent tres estate bank) 49,.
stock, payable eth October, 1861, for $1,000 sOoo
For the ST. Lawrence Bank,
Stock Account. -,
a certificates Akansss6 per cent zeal estate BANK a., mn
stock payable ash October 1851 for $1,000 each s1"o
Stock and Real Estue Account. -,
% hrag's; gs fa' Tor $1,000 Zach $4,000
ee,.es s,cL na9,s pns FOR 5000 each $4,000
Is ates Indiana per cent tnterna mrroNemenp
stock payable LIST July 1850 70! sooo nacn. sio"o
For &c wl samS H.. B'pRS River c,D,p
. seri.nS psyssie 1T July fass oi $500 $1,000
I, certificate New York per cent Ere enargemenu -.
stock payable lat July 1853 5000 $1,000
canal FEEDER stock, payable Is, April ia5l, for
Dated at Albany, the goth day Of Acrl la,2.
&C, FLAGG, Comptroller.
The notice all he Banks Of whehlcgs
tees suspension have been received at the Department.
M 20 Or
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LATER FROM CAxpE.cHY.-l3y the schooner Lilch-
field Captain Smith, arrived at New Orleans, IN seven
from the Peninsula
One of the United States sloops-of-war belonging
to the West India squadron touched at Campeachy
on the 9Th instant, supposed to be bound TO Vera
Cruz.
The Texas man-of-war schooner San Antonia
was in port with Mr.. Lubbock, one OF the Santa
Fe prisoners, who escaped from Mexico, and reach
ed Tobasco' where he was taken on board She
was to sail in few days for New Orleans for sup
plies.
The people of Yucatan were daily expecting the
arrival of Commissioners, sent by Santa Anna 10 ne
gotate a treaty between that State and Mexico
The people generally of fucatan are Opposed 10 a
reunion with Mexico, and active preparations are
making for defensive measures. The man-oi,war
brig Yucatan was to sail cruize IN a few days,
and the Gen. Slemon and two schooners were near
1y re adv for sea, waiting orders,
The fitchfield brings eighteencasee OF antiquities
and specimens of natural curosties to be forwarded
to New York They came from uxmal.
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Marine Court.


APRIL 30-Samuet Ross VS.. .fbiiah Mdtthens.-The
lady the defendant had encountered like many Others
the misfortune of losing her teeth The plaintiff made up
the deficiency by supplying her with set which would
mastica ate cannon ball and renew in addition twenty
of life in the way of youth and beauty For this he
On commencing suit at law the rule is that plaintiff
is bound to include every claim he has against defend
ant Anything omitted in such suit is cancelled. The
defence in this is that Ross sued Matthews IN the
Common Pleas last for debt DUE and recovered
800 that this 500 owing, and payable at the time;
not included in the BILL and the plaintiff therefore,
cannot To rebut this is averred that the
500 due then time having been allowed accord
Ing to agreement in which to try the teeth and see they
would do their duty. Verdict for plaintiff.
For plaintiff, Mr.. De Witt; Mr. p Wilson for defendant.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLrANs-Schr Chattahoochee70 hhds 1876 bbs
molasses Ravens coll9O pigs lead Poppe-i66 bbs
wheat A Averill x co. ,
New ORLEA~s-Schr Convertl66O sacks 100 kegs lard
Maitland co500 pigs lead Seymour co.. ck bacon
9 bbls moasses o master.
MoBILE-Bark Reform-l8l bales Goodhue & coo w
Bloodgood-35 Eses-70 Pillet lie Barbier86 Hicks
co52 Rspee Brooks-l2 Bogart kneeandl7 StuIges
= Cleaman-3 Phillips--2 G Ramsey,7 Shotweii-i
GaTdner-l Hotchkss-l Mulford-t w McArhur-2
Bogart Kneeland--65 bales order.
MoBIE-Bng Gilbert Hatfeld-l22 bales cotton Kissam
Bryan Jones-5O Cahoone Kinney coo bbls brandy NJ
WofeS bbls kegs carboys hhas kegs lard bxs
Beyan3 bales skins Spague Robinson col do % hides
NJ Robbins.
SAyAsNAH-Brg L. Badwin--i2 bales cotton II w & s Hill
81 Laan X Redmodd-jt Henry Colt & cola A q Miller
Joseph Wood37 Barstow Popc232 do 100 casks
TO order
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fa5- TO OUR SUBSCRlBERS-We request OF our
subscribers read this article the whole of it, and then
if circumstances require it, ask Of them to test the
truth of what we have asserted.
We say, from personal knowledge that Dr. L. D. Flem
mng's Worm Candy is a pleasant, mild and efectual
remedy for worms in children.
That his Diarrh9a Candy will give speedy relief from
that most painful of all diseases.
That his Dinner Tonic Candy is certain cure for
cosveness ulness distress after eating heartburn &c
That his Catharc Candy is Of the very best uni
versal physics known. For coughs colds bilious COM
plants fevers foul stomach &c. is thorough remedy,
We further that those medicines are purely vege-
table and not only agreeable but desirable to the taste
Sold wholesale and retail, at 1875 Nassau street.