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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-31
FOR SALE!
:, 200 ACRES Western Pennsylvania
LAND:

Nt1TUATE about 30 miles above WiIiamsport. and 200
- miles from Philadelphia. 10 Clinton late Centre coun-
;bin 100 peEches of the great Pennsyya Canal
$50 from Bald Eagle Canal, which Bell
Ih the Sus4uehaunah 81 miles
Lockport large Countv Town, and miles from
MIA Hall near schools, mills, places OF Worship &c
&c. These lan= embrace a considerable portion noun
tain, and valley Land many parts of which suitable for
tage, and produces Wheat of heavy growth The "al
ley Land Is rich and worthy of culture Forty Acres of
the above improved and in good cutivation that
which of upwards of 800 Acres
atjons improved Farms, with handsome frame
dwellings, aud within miles Farms OF hundreds of
Acres cleared Lands; aboun4s with mineral and some
superior tGher WIKI large brick dwellings, aud large
barns, 81 by 100 feet, &c The neghborhood IS settled
with dense population and is considered of
furnishing State. Lands within three miles sell
Tor Fifty Dollars per Acre.
1t - believed that the above Lands by being III the hands
Of active and practical man. could be sold out IN small
Farms great peruniary advantage the SAME
EXCHANGED A FARM WITHIN SHORT DISTANCE OF
RICHMOND, INDIANA. ANTHONY Z. MORRIS.
fCty-N. b. The present owner could now sell 600
Acres Four Six Dollars per Acre; bat prefers
closing the Apply Samuel Coale Rich
mond, Iniana DR. a. b. Massey al Haven, near
the Lands
November i3,n, 16f2. 46tf
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MINISTER'S RESIDENT.

MINISTERS RESIDENT.
Turkey, Con-. DAVID PORTER;
Central .1mericd, JOHN l.. STEVENS.
D'AFFAIREs IN lS4l.
kayanaugh. of Maine,
HoAand-fIarvey Blocker. of New York,
Beigitan-Virgii Maxey, OF Maryland;
.S,reden-C Christopher Hughes, of Mary land;
Dennaark-Jonath than f. Woodside, OF Pennsy lyania;
SDairl-Aaron Vail, Of District of Columbia;
Iico Siciites-Enos Il. Throop. of New Iork
.Nec Grenadd-W ilIiam Baesford, CT Virginia;
Teras-W illiam Murphy, Of Ohio;
penes1aela-J @ A. " lmson, of North Carolina;
Brazil-Willialn Hunter of Rhode Island
Ciih--Richard Pollard, of Virginia.;
Peru--James G. Pickett, of Virginia;
Sardiria-H. g. Rogers
SECRETARIES or LEGATION.
Great Parliamentary amin Rush.
France--Henry Ledyard:
.ilutrta--John II. Clay;
R,af,a--W ilIiam w. Chew;
Prla..ia--Theodore 5. Fay;
.Nertco--Thomas III. Ellis.
II l.. ELLsv ORTIZ, Co,nn1tssioner Of Patsrss.
TnoMas IL. BLAZE, Comnissioner Of Land Office.
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Sherih's Sale.

N virtue of sunGry Executions directed tho
Supreme Court of the State of indi i'll
public sale the Court House door in Centrevle
lad the Oath day of December 1912. between the
hours O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, y. NJ said
day, the following property, to-wIt: Ihe east half of
lot OF land the of syns
county, niiana. by being lot numbered fifty three.
numbered the pla OF that OF said city laid out by
jeremiah Cox.
Taken the property Of Danie ID. Sloan, satisfy
of ihe Richmond Trading and Manufnc
turing Company.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff, W. G.
December 30, 1872. (S2,00) 4Sts
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EXECUTIVE
Pendent JOHN TYLER:
piee President ". p. MANGUM;
Secretary Of STATE, DANIEL WEBSTER;
Treasury. w. FORWARD:
Uar, JOHN c. SPENCER:
.Narp. ABEL p UPSHUR:
Postmaster General, c. A. WICkLIFFE:
.fEorrey General, HUGH 5. LEGA
CHEF Jrafics. ROGER B. TANEY;
.3ssoci1e Justices, JosErH STORY. SMITH THOMPSON, JOHN
McLsAx- fKsRY BALDWIN, JANIS NJ. WAYS. P. V.
DANIELS, JosS MekINLEY, and john CArRoS;
RICHARD PKrEss, Reporfer:
wv. T. CARnoLI, Clerk:
AtExANpER EgNTER. -NarshrN.
Minister'S FLENIPoTENTiARr.
7e England, EDWARD EVERETT;
france, LEWIS CASS:
Is Russin, Cot. TODD:
P1ss,sn, HENRY WHEATON,;
- .4.I,srsa. DANIEL JENIFEH;
-Hsx,co, WADDY THOMPSON.
" st-1,p, WASHINGTON IRVING.
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REMOVAL.

vENIIE undersigned informs his friends and the public,
1 that lie has removed his TAILORING ESfAB-
LISHMENF, and is ready to accommodate those
who want garments good style and 10 suit
the times short notice
ft-iIs SHOP j. on Market street, three doors from the
corner of Main aud Market
0T-LcMBER and country produce will be taken IN ex
chm ngc for work MATTHIAS CONkLE.
Richmond, Sept. 3, 1872 sou
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold, Saturday. al mt.
w the late residence o James =. Borton, dec
the personal property of SAID decedent, consisting
Machinist and Carpenters Tools; Carriage;
Wagon; Harness.; Com and Calf, Bees: Lun.
Der; Cooking Store. nearly ner, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, generally
Sale 10 commence Mt 10 O'clock, A. NJ. credit Of
will be given all sums three dollars by
chaser giving note with approved security all under
TT be cash. Due attendance given by
JOB BORTON, Admir-.
Richmond, Dec 3, 1912. 4sts
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CONSTOCh 81 co.
ComDound FIsid Extract of SarSdpdriId.

NILS article, prepared and scientific manner
j. known to be warranted quite equal TO any that
5as or can be made article under tins
had good reputation. while the cupdIty OF the
proprietor has led him make II OF worthless quav OIL
of sarapaTa, and a careless manner; relying on
peluGIces of favor OF ms article
Retailers and physicians have long seen and known ms
trouble persuade their customers oil
This has 10 be so generally known, ana
ungenema-y of the proprietor 50 well under
stood that by CONSENT tide setting favor OF
be depended upon ana may pe 90
tanned pleasure TO those vending and using It
quality article TO be al
together superior other Article of the kind now IN
Gums III IA u -. chemists, y YIN
Oct p, 1912. For sale b, EUirl Reeds Brother.
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NJ OTICE.The given the purchase Of goods
the sale Of the personal property Of Benjamin Stokes,
dec. are on 3th of December, 1912. Prompt
payment required will be left in officers
hands for collection.
Dec. 10, 1912. ID. T. W1GGINS, ExecntoE
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TAKE NOTICE!

TIME undersigned having sold aer Foundry establish
meat are now unIer tire absolute necessity OF collec-
ting their debts. Those owing notified mat pay
meat MUST BE MADE without delay.
NORDI he. FOULkEA WILLIAMS
Richmond, Oct. p, lc42- I2tf
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NEW AlsISANGE7KE
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

II ME subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
4 FOUNDRY Of .Nordyke, FouLke q U'Hiants, are
prepared furnish all kinds of CASTINGS low
they be had in Cncpnat any other establish
in the country; md have general
Of and of the latest Improvements of the
best NiilWrights the will those who
about improve build Mills, that they will find it to
their advantage give call, viii all times
use the took that be had and prices VIII be
found correspond with the times.
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NORGE

NHE subscriber having made With TIE pro-
prietors Of The aspiring Foundry or power tor bull
ding now prepared 70 furnish his friends and
the public generally notice, all kinds Of Machine
~ sach Carding Machnes condsncers, Spinning Ma
r,;,a. Power looms, Snearing Machines Mapping Ma
chimes &c sc all Of which he the latest improved
paterns He IS al.e prepared for cutting Mill Screws,
Press Screws. sc. &c.
ELKANAH HUXLEY.
IN p. HUXLEY RYAN will make order
BELLS all kinds Of Brass Castings aud will take old
bra - and copper exchange for work.
Richmond, Nov. 10, l54s 46d
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ME PiLE>.-The price, 81, IL refunded 10 any per
I son " no viii bottle OF Hays Lniment for the
Piles and the empty bottle without being cured
These positive orders of the the agents.
many thousands sold, has been unsuc-
cessfo We might insert ceruhcates TO any length. but
prefer sell the article should exhibit the
original to purchasers.
Look ont for LnPostors-tr-A base attempt has been
initiate Hays Iinment and infringe upon the copy
and other rights of the propetos Never boy Hays LIN
uness has splendid engraved wrapper, and the
written mind, 1critte OF Constock q % all
Others must impotions. The oath of Mr.. Hays
found copied inside wrapper, swearing that no
other person any the component essential paris
this Linment-and that he viii not reveal the secret
for f,reufU pcgrs For snle by
Oct -. I-fl Irtir Reed & Brother.
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ND now, at this day. to-wit: Wednesday. the 10Th
day Of November, 1872 the being the third IN
dfral day of the November Term, 1872, Of Wayne
Probate Court, ordered the Court
Of Estate he notified fling tendency
petition, by publication in the Richmond Palladium,
weekly newspaper printed md published in county, for
weeks, s'ccessfvoiy md that unless
Administrators Of the existence
tive claims by filing the the de.rrip
ton nature. and date of the uno,
which the be founded, the Clerks this
Court previous the final distribution OF said
Estate such claims viii be postponed more dill
gent credtors Ani that, at the our,
held the Court House IN and for said county ~, ,bs
second Monday OF February next the Court proceed
hear aad determine the same and make s,rbutio,
amongst said Creditors Witness,
JOHN FINLEY CLERK,
A. :Gw (S5.2J) Wayne Probate Court.
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n Q Il L G. E .

E>tlE Richmond Trading & Manufacturing Company
having executed deed of assignment of all their
fecIs. real and personal the uHdegned purpose
OF closing business, il becomes their duty
persons indebted having Unsettled with
Company for a early settlement They have on and
large Of Paper of various kinds, Woolsa
goods, &c, which will ne disposed or low prices.
A. &. BLANCHARD,
X. MORRISON. Assignees,
DAN'L. p. WIGGINS.A
Richmond, Nov. II, 1912.
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INDIANA, TO-WIr:
In the Wayne Probate Court, Norember Term,

Ebenozor =. and james VI Austin, Adminl On Petition
OF the Estate OF Isaac AustinI settle Is
deceased tate In
The Creditors. solvent
4 ND now, this day. to-wit: Thursdav the Eth
Z day of November, IL -, the being rdr-
cia day of the Nov embe Term, I-42,
bate Court, ordered by the Court that Creditors
the Estate be notified Of the fling and tendency
tition, by puhcat the Richmond Palladium, week
Iy printed aud published said county,
weeks sIccessvey: and that, unless they
mnstratoT Of the existence of their
claims, by fling
nature aud date Of the upon which
the be founded, the Clerks Office
the final dstr the Ia
tate, such claims Will be postponed
creditors: And that o
be held the Court House said
second Monday of February Court proce
and determine the and make distribution
said Creditors. Witness,
JOHN FINLEY, Cierk
Il :6w (s5.25) Wayne Probate Court
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FLAXSEED WANTED.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. PILES, AND
COSTIVENEiSS CURED.

Err. ANGENlNE, corner of Spring and Elizabeth
y. Y. fifteen suffered
the above complaints Advice and medicine
obtained from the first physicians but nothing gave
any permanent relief and he expected to drag on a
miserable existence the end of his days Nhen how
ever BRAN DRETI'S PILLS mentioned him,
they known have performed hope
lighted up within him. and be having persevered IN their
upwards OF months. entirely recovered, and
enjoyment of perfect health The greatest part Of
fifteen wears ooged cr1tches, and for two
previous commencing with the above Pile, he was
his boots consequence OF ms feet being
swollen Now, however he - entirely recovered,
strongly recommends all similarly ail cted fail TO
give Braadreths Pills Many have taken them
Consequence, aai have derived equal benefit from them
The following the only authorized Agents the pla
ces o which their attached:
Richmond. Samuel Pierce: New Roston, j. Craig; Alb
ugon, RIbey; Brown=viIle, Rider & Patsn; Liberty,
Burgess s Carr; DunlspsgiIe, b F. Maoney; Benton
vile, 6 Brown: Centeglle }. f. Duaham; Cambridge
City, Rogers Meek; D15lin J. & B. kirk; Hagerssown,
W Lewis; q eensooro1gh. Seth Henshaw; Economy, w
Benshaw & Co; Williamsburg. :. Johnson & Go. =:
Winchester. Goodrich & Brother; Windsor, Thomas Way
Muncietown W. c Harvey; SPrinsboroagh, j b. Nile.
July y, 1649- 23f
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Cleanliness of the Head and Hair.

Cleanliness of the Head and
Long hair j glory woman says Paul,
And all feel the truth of the p5ous quotation.
Preserve il, then. ladies--your glory may fail,
Unless you protect It vita this preparation.
While II preserves restores every beauty,
I= oder and fragrance viii sxeetIy becalm:
On try H. We fair, for indeed it's your duty,
And bless the Inventor OF great a Balm.
cTRANGE il j. that persons attend strictly TO per-
sonal cleanliness, baths, e., should neglect ;he Head
the Hair--the esseatia!-ths most exposed-and
The most beautiful when properly cared for. Of al the gifts
Creator Perfectly may il be kept Of dandEut
scdrf certainty Iair fail BY
the Balm Of Columbia. Ladies. viii yol make
-our toilet without ariice | fearessly, No.
you lred and experienced purifying effects
-Its perfume.
articles put form the credit of
thi4-the oaIy frs-the only really valuable article.
mass Of testimony from all classes these facts.
LOOK 0CT.-Couairrfeits abroai-look ALWAYS for
the Of C2astock & Co. spsnfd wrappers, AMI
never nIy X without iaat name. For sale ~
Oct. p, 1872. LTriH Red i Br2tttT
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States

Maine.
". HGHlDshiTe,
Vermont,
.NasJachusstt,,
Rhode Island,
Connecticut,
Ne,c York,
New Jsrsey.
Pennsylvania,
Detu,oaFe,
.Nargidnd,
ttrgtntd,
g $500 :, -
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VUST received and for sale a BOOK STORE. an
- assortment School Books Methodist II yum Books,
Sc &c ID. p. HOLLOWAY.
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STATISTICAL TABLE.
Times Of Holding
Elections.
Legislatr.re Meets.

"a .Nonddg IN Sept ist He'd. ara Jaurta
ID Tuesday IN Mar ist Ued IN J154e
lst Tuesf44 ryt Sept ii Thurs. IN OcIoJ
II .NoJtday .,t Nor. ist He'd "a Jafu,I1
Cor x Ser. IN .1p'l lst ". Nay & Jt1l
Rep IN .4p'l i Aug last ~. Oct 8 Jan
st .Honday m .4prii lst Ued. 4" .Nay
J 81 .Hondag n, Nor lst Tues an Jan
I'd tues an October iU I1ses. IN Oct0t
ID Iues IN October lst Tues. an Janrta
ID Tues ia NoueHlber st Tues Jan. Gier
st Uei ,n October last Non IN Dece
tn Irrtr, IA .fprti lst Non. IA Decc
Commonly an .dttg. I'd NJ in Nor bse'
ID .Nondqy IN OFT iM .U2nd1y IN NJ
LET .U1ndag an OFT. lt .N2aday M NJ
ST .N1nday m Aug st .Nonddg IN De
st MN. & T. Nor. lst.H IA Jan bier
L. ST .H,ndag an Jtdt st Mon IN Janpta
lst Thurs ,ra .3r4g ct W IN Oct btej
LIST .Hot.iay "a lug tn .Houday ~. II
ii Iiles M Ocfober Ist .N2,ldag IA -
Ist .H,uday IN lug ist .H5ufag IN ~
Ia .Honday IN flag LIST NJ IN Dee bier
lst .N2rtdag an .3ug Ist VI. IN Nor. btey
Isl .U2nfay IN Nor ! ST .Horddy ut jan
ln .uonddy IN oct. ID N. IN oct tten
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CALEB .s0 WI,LlLIAASo
ESPECFFULLY requests all indebted to him, to
II make payment as he is very much i'll want OF CASH
a this time.
nAy-N. b. He has constantly on hand, Al all times
SADDLES. BRIDES. IEiR.NESS, UffIPS, COL
I.4RS and SADDLE TREES; all of which he will
sell o fair and reasonable terms.
Richmond Jan lst, Io42. If
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We making the above PLOUGH. From the long stan
ding of this Plough in this and the adjoining counties and
phio, deem unnecessary speak of superior
qua you inquire those who have used
and they and cheapest Plough in gene
raj We mauufa -four sizes: three, and
four horse fough all which for months,
W
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GAELIsIg asAclIlG5a
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

We viii a 80 make CARDING. MACHINES of the bes
sla!e and finnish order. and ON moleLate terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
DRISTOL,s sARSAPARuLA Man

ufacl2red and seld by the proprietor, c. C. BRiS-
ToL, IuTair oD7 Main-s.reci Buffalo N and also sold
by the principal Druggists throughout the Union.
This preparation has been before ;he public about
years, during which time is reputation has been
steadily and rapidly advancing, until its present and de-
served celebrity been attained; stationary
this altitude OF estimation the evidence Of each
ceedng day clearly evpceS Many the first physicians
in the Country have voluntarily borne witness super
or efficacy value their written certificates in the
possession OF the proprietor will show. Testimonials a
most innunerabe iren persons who have been benefited
by USE have msGcinal virtues tested by their
friends are also the possession Mr. Bristol! which prove
how many, how various, and how extreme have been tie
which by lis operation the sick and the almost
desparing been health and happiness.
BRISTOLS SARSAPARlLLA is rare ard invaluable
combination vegetable remedies of established medical
value and from peculiar properties is almost inalbe in
all complaints that from impurities OF the blood, from
the merbid action OF the absorbent and gaaduiar systems
and in general all chronic and long standing nrsses and
irregularities the human frame. TO enumerate all the
diseases IN which has been found TO be sovereign RENE
dy would be make this notice much too lengthy, and
we can only here suggest the reader the value and ni
porance OF this preparaon and refer him advertisements
in the public detailed intelligence respect
ing lis efficacy in nearly all OF complaint except
those the ordinary, endemic and epidemic char
acter The proprietor desires only 70 have attention geBer
orally directed this article confident that its virtues
only need be known be apprecaied that will stand the
test o! any trial. and that increased usefulness and added
popularity be the direc, result OF extended
acquaintance.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
TsvHE Rev. DR.. Z. d. Barry and MIR. Ru.

FSVHE Rev. Dir. E. d. Barry and MIR. Ru-
Broadway Canal street, will open on Monday the
9th inst The Classical Department is under the inedi-
ale care of Dr. Barry. The English Department is under
teacher OF mathematics Mr.. a. Pesiau1, professor of
the French language, will have charge Of the French de-
pament Those parents DESTROYS Of pao NJ hcr in
seminary in which the classical and .al branches
thoroughly and radically taught respc uly invited 10
call the book of Mr. Roe Lockwood All Broadway,
at the the store, 10 Howard street. which
places cards containing Of admission &c. may be OBJ
tanned. Mr. Lockwood would receive BOYS into his
family TO board The sc,est regard will be paid 10 their
comfort, and to their moral and literary improvement
auo2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

The CASE STATED.-A powerful stream had
run falls in certain neg ghberhood, since the
creation. The people on the bank had long ad-
mired the stream and fall, but they could con-
troll or use it, having neither money nor skill.
The people got their living by raising hops, with
a little corn, beans and potatoes and poultry was
their principal stock, as the land, being mostly a
pine barren, yielded little grass. That which was
cultivated was worth only S. an acre, and much
of it was common, worth nothing.
a. B. and c. came among them, bought hun
dred acres of land, including the falls, giving $40
an acre. They laid out s30,0Oe in building a
strong dam and factory. They paid $4,000 to
the people for labor for quarrying stones, making
bricks, and putting up the factory and daa and
$1,000 went for nails glass, &C. They paid 81
day for labor, and double for lumber to what il,
ever brought before. The clay and stones were
before worth nothing. They paid for labor. as we
before said, 81, when before labor en- the spo,
yielded only 25 cents worth Of hops potatoes, &c
and when they went out to work among farmers on
better soil they got $l3 month.
After the factory was finished they hired all the
young men at 81 day. and the young women at
50 ceEts. Land rose in the visinity, so that many
GOT 81 900 for that which was not before worth l00
The farmers round got ore-thrd more for their hay,
corn and potaLues. Vegetables, which were worth
nothing before, except to eat, now brought ready
market The articles manufactured were sold TO
the people lower than ever before, as they were
free of duties and transportation.
At the end of ten years they reckoncd all up:
A. B. and G. had doubled their money. The land
for four squsre miles was doubled in vaue-in the
village, eighteen times It's former value. Thirty
thousand dollars worth of houses had been built
roa the savings of the laborcrs, and business con-
tinues.
Now we commend A. B. and c.. and consider
tocrats, who have 'feathered their own nests out
of the hard earnings of the laborers, and think
they should be taxed and vexed till they stop bu-
sines. and set the workmen free. Hav. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

Persons who have any doubts OF the efficacy OF this med
cine invited to cali any OF tue following City Ret
ercices before purchasing The article:
John Giles Sol Pearl street,
Thomas Hogan. 2O3 Stanton street,
William w. Randolph, 573 Fourth street,
1loyd Bryant. No Avenue &,
William II. Stinemets, SO Cedar street,
hIr. johnson, 20 James street,
William Stebbns. corner OF Rlvngton and Ridge SIS,
Richard Smith. % Clinton street.
Robert Ii. Gordon IS Orange street,
Mrs \. Hodge, SO Ridge street,
William Wilson, 65 Lewis street,
". Vandewaer 3SI Madison street,
Lcmuel Leland, 86 Hudson street,
l. G. Reed, li3 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
Mrs Ward, 6S Bayard street,
J. w. Henderson, 213 Grand street.
James NcGi, $50 Grand street,
Fl. r. Knapp, 81 Avenue B-house 5O4 Fourth street,
John Culver, l9l Stanton street,
II DO wish any 10 purchase this medicine un-
Ill they fully satisfy themselves that all that said OF IS
true IT, therefore, they will take the trouble TO call on Mr.
Burger 30 Conrand street at Mihaus lS3 Broadway,
they sbstGntiGea testimony in addition TO The
above, which will prove conclusvey that the article IS
wlas il purpofts to be. C. C. BRISTOL.
CAurioN-is the fame OF this wonderful medicine
terds numerous preparations springng up TO reap
part OF It's reputation The afflicted therefore should be
careful il they wish the true article In a,k Tor Brsols
and that the wRrTEN signature OF Z. Z. BRISTOL Is
across the cork OF the bottle.
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
the country
William Burger, Wholesale Agent, 50 Ceurtland street.
and 33 Greenwich and al retail at the following places;
Miihaus Pharmacy, 1873 Broadway; Rushon aspnwall
10 Broadway Sc William street, and 10 Astor House, Jas
ssyte, VI D.. 6S Bowery; Robert Leggett NJ. d., IL
Avenus D. B. Quacknhush, 709 Greenwich street. and .
l 208 Greenwich street, Daniel b. Tucker, 500 Grand
street aug 81