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Administrators Sale.

will be offered for sale on SeconI-day the l0th
of the mrs, month next, {January lst) The personal
property OF Thomas Moorman deceased. al his late resi-
dence in Wayne County, Indiana, consisting of Corn, HAY,
Oats, and stock of different kinds: one w lagoon. farming
utensils, household ami Kitchen funiioFe, and other arii-
cles too tedious to mention. Terms of sale. sums Of one
dollar and less, cash; all sums over one dollar, twelse
months credit, purchasers giving note with approved secur-
ity sale 10 commence at ten O'Clock a. N. on sai d day.
JAMES MOORMAN, Admr.
18th Month l4th, lS4l. 5O-3r
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Administrators Sale.

be sold on Saturday, the 22d instant, at the
late residence of Hiram Brown, dec, on Fifth
street, south of Main the following described personal
property, of said deceased: A good Mix Cow, Beadsteads,
Tables, Chairs, Settee, ten plate Stove, Household and
Kitchen Furniture; a so, a complete sent of Carpenters
Tools, &c. Sale to commence Z, 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. on
said day.
TENSION all sums exceeding 50, six months credit
viii be given. the purchaser giving note with approved secu-
rity, under s., cash ia hand.
JOHN A. M'MINN, Administrator.
January 1st, 1912. 52-ts
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r o f. T X Y
FoR THE PALLADIUM.
TO MISS NJ. M~r

There is a Gem on Earth that's pure,
The JOY it brings IS always sure,
Nor Love itself can more endure,
'Tis real Friendship;
Nor golden wealth from Ibdia riYen,
Nor leafnin.'s tinge TO fancy given,
Resembles more the bliss Of heaven,
Than that of Friendship.
Go Oh dear Girl to Virtuous fame,
May goodness be thy highest aim,
III still a sense for thee retain,
OF truest Friendship;
Fen if you Join the marriage state,
May still myself and happy mate,
The Joys OF life recIprocate
In mutuai Friendship.
Should wealth nor learning not incline,
To Danish clouds which cross the mind,
A sovereign balm you'll always find.
In Christian Friendship;
While life defuses thro' our VEINS,
Or Reason on her throne remains,
hope we'll sing in lasting strains,
Exchanging Friendship.
Iblin, Dec. 18Th lS4l.
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BY MAIL.
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Publisher of q Newspaper, 10 pay the subscription Of a
third person, and frank the letter, II crItteH by hinlsey.'
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ing subscription money, ne will do so upon being satisfied
that the letter contains nothing but what refers to the sub
scription.
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Al tho village Of Hudson, Lapor,e county, Ia,
on the 4h instant, a Mr.. Charles Egbert. during a quarrel,
drew a knifs and stabbed Mr.. James F. Smith, so as 10
cause his death ins,an,aneously. Rum was At the bottom
of the affair, and both were drunk. EgbeEs was arrested
and committed for examination.
1t is stated that three persons in one family, at
Leigh Sinton, Eng, were poisoned recently by eating green's
which had been in a half frozen state, and were put into
warm water before they had been properly thawed by soak
ng them in cold water; the consequence was that they be-
came, through decomposition, OF a most pernicious and pu-
tfid quality.
By a comparison Of the price of gold in London
on the Is, of December, with the price in Hamburg and
Paris, it was I per cent. dearer in London than III Paris.
aud 4 per cent. deafer than in Hamburg.
DEBT IN FRAScE.-By the code Napoleon, no
person can be incarcera,cd for deb, after the age of 60, a
law which i, still in force, and a very humane and proper
law lis.
/, is said that Mr.. O'CoNSELL is abou, to marry
the daughter of Sir Jam.s Murray, aged 10.
By a report of the Superintendent of The Public
Buildings in Iowa City, we perceive that the total expenses
for work this season. amount to ST., 500 s. cents. The
progress of the Capitol, together with its probable time CT
completion, are no, given.
Six ship loads Of iron rails for that par, of the
Baltimore Rai'foad ylnS between f1arpeTs Fer-
ry and Cumberland, have arrived at the port of Baltimore
from Great Britain, forming an aggregate OF 1855 tons
The road will be completed to Hancock in the Spring, and
to Cumberland by next Fall.
Tho produce Of the Pennsylvania iron mines,
together with tho value of tho manufactured material, a
mounts annually to more than twenty-five millions of dol
lars. There is connected with tho above manufacture a
consumption of more than one hundred and eighty thousand
tons Of anthracite and bi,umen coal.
The deficiency in the Treasury Of the United
States OH the lss instant, was $4,000
1t is stated that $50, OOO, 900 are derived in
Europe, by way of revenue, on American tobacco, the cos,
of which, here. is only 100000.
The State debt Of Illinois now exceeds seven
teen millions of dollars, while its population is about hall
a million. This is a tax of S3i on every individual in the
State, or making the deb, of each family S243.
The New York Atlantic Insurance Company
have declared a dividend of 25 per cent, This Company
havs, within Ave years, paid three times its capital TO its
stockholders, III dividends.
Ebert Herring, a paymaster in the army, was
arrested a few days since in New York, for Withholding from
the government s35, 900. He was held to bail in $4,000.
A clock, says the Boston Atlas, is the mos,
modes, thing in the woIld--l, always covers its face with its
hands.
Daring the last year the furs taken by the
American Fur Company, amour, in value 10 100000.
The House Of Representatives in Ohio, have
refused to ~repudia,e the State debt, by a vote of Ga 6!
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2 ME subscriber is des'rous of selling at private sale,
any of the property hereinafter described, to-wit:
The House and lot, at the corner of Main and Front
streets, occupied by John Williamson as a store.
A building lot, with an old house on it, on Main street,
adjoining the above named lot on the enst. and adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by Job Borton.
A building lot, also on Main street, adjoining the proper
~ of Armstrong Grimes on the west, running back about
$50 feet to an alley, and having the advantage OF a ten foot
alley extending from the front along It's whole Ieng,h back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides. consisting Of n good, well
finished brick dwelling house, nearly new. The main build
ing IS AZ by 81 feet. with four rooms on the first floor, with
a passage or entry. kitchen, milk house, wash house all OF
brick. 4 good and roony stable. aud other out buildings
of a good quality. Excellent water; roomy, dry aid airy
cellar; about two and a half acres OF ground, or a less
quantity TO suit the purchaser; fruit trees Of various
kinds. The situation is not surpassed by any IN the place,
tor pleasantness. Il is well calculated for a private resi-
dence, and yet IS convenient to the business part Of the city,
property the undersigned improved expressly for his own per
Also, a Farm Of s3 acres situated about II miles from
the City, directly On the GfeenrHio road; originally owned
and improved by Frederick Hoover, and since owned 10y Da-
vid holloway. The situation u unusually fine: has on IL
several strong and never-fsi!ing Springs; an excellent or
chad. consi=ting o. near 800 tees, embracing a good yeiIe,y
of fruit.
The terms Of sale of any Of the above named property,
viii be fair and liberal, as 10 price and time. Ihose ds-
posed TO purchase such property, are respectfully invited 20
call and examine for taemsehe--
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Fifth Month 23nd, 1871. 29tf
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the hoyel, while tho wife was bending over q single coal o.
FIRE. The remnant of their last stick of wood. striving TO
quell the the cries of their half frozen and half starved chill
dren. The storm ho~lsd fearfolly without, and l thought
of ,heis r Bile condition, and fet ,ha, l was the cause
Of i, all. 1t was enough. My eyes were opened, and l
ma de an everlasting vow that l ioould nerer sell or taste
another drop. Thanks to God who has enabled me 10 keep
that VOW inviolats to this day. 1 now feel il my duty TO
use all the influence l may ever have. 10 promote the glori-
Gus cause of Temperance, and if possible 10 make fss''u-
ton for some of the misery l have caused. But thus l can
only do in part, and must look 10 God for forgiveness"
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III T. v T. n.

The faithless world promiscuous flow,
Enrnpt in fancy's vision,
Allu'd bs sounds, b~eguil'd by show,
And empty dreams, nor scarcely know.
There is a brighter HEAVEN.
Fine gold viii change, and diamonds. fade.
Swift wings to wealth are given,
All VARYING time on! forms invade,
The seasons roll, light sinks in shade,
There's nothing lasts but HEAVEN.
Creations mighty fabric all,
Will be to atoms riven,
The sky consume, the planets fall,
CONCLUSIONS rock this earthly ball,
There's nothing firm as HEAVEN.
Empires decay, and nations die,
Our hopes to winds are given;
The vernal bloom in ruins lie,
Death reigns DER earth and sea and sky,
There's nothing rich but HEAVEN.
The world is poor, from shore to shore,
And like a baseless vision,
It's lofty domes and brilliant ore.
And gems and crowns are vain and poor,
There's nothing rich but HEAVEN.
A stranger lonely hers / roam,i
From place to place I'm driven,
My friends are gone, and I'm in gloom,
This earth is all a lonely tomb,
have no home but Heaven.
The clouds ~disperso, the light appears,
My sins are all forgiven,
Triumphant grace has quelled my fears,
Shine or ye suns, fly swift We years,
Pm on my way to HEAVEN.
Adieu. to all below, adieu,
Let life's dull cha ms be riven;
The charms of CHRIST have caught my view,
The world of light | will pursue,
To live ~ ith HIM in HEAVEN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15
A Small Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber wishes to dispose Of the small Farm Oh
which be resides, situated in ayne county, Indiana,
about half a mile east of Washington. containing so acres,
about so cleared and mproved-the balance well timbered
with a small Orchard and a never-failIng Spring of good
near the dwelling iiouse,-enough and TO spare for
family use and for sock durIng the dryest months IN sum-
mer, Inc situations healthy and CONVENIENT to places of
worship, schools, mills, and stores.
The terms wtll DE made liberal and corresponding with
the presen; hard times, and n deed given the purchaser, clea +
OF all ncumbrance. d.. E. ROWLETT.
n b. Also, a quarter section of good LAND. in Wabash
couptv. about 1 IN les south of Eel river, and FORTY
ACRE. in Hamilton county, north of indianapolis.
llth mo. both, lc4j An
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15
Something New.

ME undersigned having purchased the entire stock OF
i an extensive mereaniale house in this city, consisting
of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE aud CUTLERY.
RI BOOTS and SHOES. and SHOEMA
hERS FINDINGS, PLANES * PLANE BITS. and
a variety OF other articles usually kept IN Stores, which
he viii sell on favorable terms, III large or small quantity
for ready pay-Cail and see, IRWIN REED.
p 5. A sample OF the goods may be seen At the store OF
IRWIN E Il BROTHER.
December 18th. ISL.
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Nj + ID lCIN T. S.
Paints. Oils, DYE Stutis, &c. &c.

ME Subscribers grateful for former patronage, beg
Il leave TO tnionn their friends and the public generally,
MAT We still continue 10 Keep "a good assortment Of articles
~ our line, which We now propose 10 sell At PRICES RE-
ptltD TO the present standing OF things. Having made
al addition To or former stock, Iecentlv, on favorable
terms, we Halter ourselves that We can do as well by YOU as
any other establishment IN the Vest. Among our assort-
meat may toe found The usual variety OF rhoice aud genuine
articies, particularly Medicines, Wines, and Spirlts,--a
matter essential TO The invalid. As we have ever made i,
our particular study TO procure good articles,we feel a con-
hdenre IN recommending Them, and VIII positively sell
much louer Tor Cash, than has before been offered in this
place. Persons wishing to purchase. at rhotesac or retail.
will give Us a call aud see what can be done are are ia
rant Of money.
ON AND considerable quantity of Salts, Quinine,
Mnrphia. Cream Tartar, Tattarc Acid, Super carb. Soda,
Sal Eratus, tamphor, Rhuharb. Jalap, Mustard, Magne,
sla, Castor Oil, Al Pepper, Babery, Gum Nycrh, Alcohol
LInseed Oil, Sp Turpeniine, Tobacco, and every deserip-
ton of Spanish and half.Spani,h Cigars, at unusually low
rates,-at the old stand of
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, December lst, ISL.
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No APOLOGY FOR WiGS-of all the remedies
ever devised for the preservation OF the hair, none
has been found equal TO JAINES lair TONIC, in
deed II hhs proved itself Infaliible in y reventing the hair
from falling off, and viii positively 10y a faithful application,
IN nineteen cases OF every twenty, iroduce a fult aud lux
uTlaht head OF hair.
Please read the 10 lowing from the Saturday Evening
Post OF Sept. ath, 1899:
HAIR I0NIc-Ne call the attention OF the afflicted with
premature badness, 10 the excellent "Ilair Iontc' prepaI-
ed 10y DIR. Jayne of this city. Having used ii ourselves,
We can speak OF It's virtues by experience, and We unhesIta-
Ingiy pronounce II an invaluable remedy to prevent tho
falling off OF the hair, and To restore 1t from a dead, Ia n
tine, healthy appearance We can also speak from per.on-
al knowledge OF the eases Of two or three friends who were
PredIsposed TO badness. who by the use OF Jayne's Hair
IonIc. have now luNuIant hair We have no disposition
10 puff, unfortunately all Kinds OF remedies. for all dis
eases which flesh is heir TO, but when we have tested the
virtue Of an article, We are free to say it, good.
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Igw sALLIgI SlGE3

VNIILLIAM l.. BRADY. has just commenced the
Saddling and Harness business. on Main street.
Richmond, Ind, right angling from Wasson's Tavern,
where lie has and intends keeping on hands all kinds of Sad
dies, Brides. Harness. " hips. Trunks, Collars, Saddlebags.
and other articles in his line. For which. he will take in
exchange wheat, corn. GA IS, bacon, lard, flour. linen. linsev.
taIlow, leather and hides. and he will also sell low for CASH,
He will De pleased to have his old customers and others to
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond. Feb. ,, lS4l. 5-f
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NOIICE-Io the Citi1ens of Wayne County:
u ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Inc Publr tina, his Office is in Richmond. in
Robert Morrtsson's buil1ing, up stairs: and that any person
living at a distance. ca. obtain his services by depositIng a
line in the Post Office erected TO him a; X richmond stating
therein what place he must attend TO do such service. and
what town or pubic place it IS near.
WILLIAM o Surveyor.
n. 3. All kinds of ,onveyancing done by the subscriber,
neatly. and on short notice. w. G..
Richmond. Nov. %. 1889. 46tf
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OYSTERS-Fine, Fresh Oysters
CALEB B.. SMITH, and wv. 4. BICKLE,
Attorneys at Law,

RIcuMoNp. WAYNE County, INDIANA.
WILLIAM A. BICkLE, MASTER IN CHANcERY.
June 10, 1871. 2iif
cIIERlFF'S SALE.-By 9if,ue OF a decree and Execu-
, zion to me directe: from the Wayne CiIcuit Cout, |
will expose at public sale AT the Court house door in Cen
treviI1e, Wayne County Indiana. on The Ism day ofJsnua-
ry, 1872. between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock T. NJ, on SAID day, Il e following property, to-Sit
two certain lots of land in the Town of Hi!lsborongh, Wayne
County Indiana, and known by being Lots numbered eleye IL
and forty-two as numberedo on the plat Of said Town. Taken
as the property of Levi Boswell, to satisfy said decree and
execution.
THOS. G NOBLE. 5. w. G..
Dec. %, 1871. (Sl.50)
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Gentlemen and Ladies Shoes.

Brightwell's store. p. A. WEBSTER.
Richmond, Nov. l3tl. ISL.
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n Q Il G. L.

n . L c e.
= ME Subscriber having made arrangements with the
propretors OF the "SptIns Foundry" for power for
building Machinery Is now prepared 10 furnish his Iriends
and the public generally on a snort notice. all Kinds of Ma
caIncry, such a Carding Machines, CondenseT>.
spinning Machines. Power Looms. Shearing Ma.
chimes, Mapping Machines, &c. &C. i0f all OF which
he has The latest patterns. lie - also prepared for cutting
Mil screws, Press Screws, &c. &c.
IULLEY.
Richmond, Nov. 6. 1S4i. 4i-3m.
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THTST SALE or REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
y virtue of n Deed uf Trust. dated the 23rd
NIB DAY Of July. lSi0. and now OF record on the
b,pkp ofOhio County, Va, an Deed Book No "a,
nae -, / shall proceed TO sell at pubic auction,
m the door Of the court house of sati c"unty.
on Thnr,d ~. the zSth day OF January. lS42, the
following detailed Real Esta;c, situated IN the a
~ of Nhccling VIZ: Lot No an re tain square
coruer Of N0aroe and Fourth streets
Lots 4 3. aud Q. IN ISRAEL J2degrat's addition
10 Inc city. being the BrewhOuse property now
occupied 10y VI Clarke and Co.
south half If lot No rs IN the 10th square; lots
1 and of the MillCTp'operty on Nam street, De-
ing part OIL Lot Mol m the square m the low
cr town of Wheeling, aud measuring u feet . M
ches tach on Nam street.
Terms made known on the cay Of sale. Selllng
as Trustee I convex only such title as Is vested M
me by the Aforesaid deed.
Oct 2s-is J. LIST. Trustee.
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SIlERNAN'S
SJLIdsIESZ5EYN

are the safest, most ssra and yiis,tull remedy tI
Coughs, Colds, COnsumptlo.s NhoDpIog Cg.gi
Asthma, TI-htness of the Lung. or Chest. a..
&c The proprietor has never known an Ia
-tanec where they dii not give perfect s~alslaC-
u0n'
Over 5000 persons have given their names
WITHIN he last year as a reference oi the won
deriul virtues Of the Cuu u LDlsngas They
cure an recent cases M a few hours, seldom re-
flflnE more 'haR one day u causciy eradlcat,
y Hy g.stLesslnG ones.
Alr. q; 4. Ella thew, 3 Caroline -. ~ Hered e
year win a lard, tEht cough, pain IN the side,
splitting Of blood, and al TIE usual symptoms OF
consumption. The L1zeGgos relieved him I'M
medIateiy, and an a few weeks restored HIM to
perfect health. He says they are the greatest
medicine lu the world.
The Rev. DlIgs Anthony, Of the Oneida Con
terence, was gwen up as InCurablc. believed 70
ne on the verge Cl the grave from consumption.
without The hope of relief until he tried these
LozeASes' They re ieved him Immediately, aud
n aie% weeks restored MIN 10 health, so that
ne. could resume his duty as minister of the Cos
pei. Tie them To all who are con-
sdmpive or have ANY derfngCmant Of their
lungs, as Jhs greatest medicine IN the known
w.n1t. He mas Witnessed heir tlec's IN seve-
Tsi others, and always with the hsppiest results.
ne saws 50 great a remedy through tae blessing
OF DIyIne Providence, should be the common
ofall, aud in every family on the face
Of tho earth.
The Rev, DIR. Eastmond ofNcw York, gave a
lew 70 n lady, a friend OF hIs, who had been Civ
en- mp by her physician and Fl ends as in the last
stage of consumption. The FIRST LozeBge gave
her considerable relief, SO that she was enc0ur-
aged To perscgfre IN their u'ei and through the
hieSslnG OF God they restoFed her TO perfect
health.
Or. Zabriskie, rs Duane 81, has used them ia
over zoe cases, some of ineIn OF the most alarm
ing character, and alw Tvs with the greateit sue
cess. A young lady OILS years old was supposed
TO be IN a decline; several Uhysi ians had atten-
de4 her and gived her u as incugable. She
mad a distressing cough, was 50 weak she CO I'D
not ST up but a few minutes al a time, and had
every appearance Of a SPEEDY dissolution. On
the brink of her grave as IL were, she took a dose
81 Sherman's LoZerges; they seemed TO give her
new hfe-shere rserFe I'd, and less than fOu' boxes
restored her 10 perfect health. These LOZe1ges
saved her from an uuumely death.
MANY persons have complained OF beng
-humbugged out of their dollars ny Cough Syr-
ups, who have found a cure IN Sherman's
Cough Candies. they ore NOT required TO pur-
chaset We or SIX dollars woTth.-VeTy Gtten oNE
% cent box VIII cure them.
Price25 cents per box, For saleb v
CHAPLINE s. PRYOR.
yTpi,p sfreet Wheeling Va
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DIGTIONARIES

ECSr received aud Tor sale at the Bookstore Of
% JOIN FISHER, No. 1872. Nam street, VIZ:
MCULLOCK'S COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY.
"A Dictionary Practical. theoretical and histor-
ict I. of Commerce and Comne,ci al Navigation,
bv J. X. MccullDcS, Ess. edited By Henry We
thakc. y. l.. d. = vols svo.
ANTlION'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
"a classical dictionary, containing an account
Of the principal proper names mentioned in an
cient authors. aud intended 10 elucida'c NIL the
impOttan. points connected with the Geography,
History. Biography, Mythology, and Fine Arts,
ofthc Greeks aud Romans, Together with an ac-
countof the CONS, Weights and Measures. with
tabular values otthe same, by Charles Anthem,
l.. l., d. I vol Svo.
RICHARDSON'S DICTIONARY.
~ new Dictionary Of the English Language,
by IhaT.es Richardson" 2 vOls4t u London,
WEBSTER DICTIONARY.
IAN Am rican Dictionary Of the English Lam.
ruagc. exhibiting the Origin. Orthrgrpphy. Pro.
nuunciauon, aud Definitions OF words, by Noah
Webster, l.. l., D" vol SyO.
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N sJgsa

? ME CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION Simple
Il rs these complaints are usually considered.
no one can deny their being the most co nmon-
cause Of this fatal and Distressing disease. Iii
indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands fall
victims TO Consumption every year from no other
cause than NEGLEC TED COLDS. Yet we
bnd hundreds. nay thousands who treat sucn
COMPLAINTS with the greatest indifference. aud
let them run on for weeks and even months with
out thinking of the danger. At first you have
what YOU may CONSIDER n slight Oh or
COLp; you allow BUSINESS, pleasure or careless.
ncSst 20 prcvent YOU from giving Il any attention,
q then settles upon your breast, YOU become
hoorse, have pans IN the sldc or chest, cxpCCtO-
rate large quanutics of matter, perhaps mixed
with blood. difficulty IN breathing ensues, aud
thcn you lind that your own foolish neglect has
brought on this distressing complaint. If then
YOU value lifo or health. be warned in time, and
do net tnne with your COLD, or tru,t TO any
guaCk aOstru u 10 cure you, but Immediately
procure a bottle or tw not that famous RENE Y.
the "BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY" which
- well known 10 be the most speedy cure ever
known, as many thousands will testify whose
hVes have been saVvdbylt.
BE very particular when YOU purchase 20 ask
Tor DR.. WlSTANS BAJSAN OF WILD
CHERRY" as there ~ a SYRUP Of this name
IN use.
Prepared. wholesale q retail, ny WILLIAMS
x Co. chemists. NJ. D, South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia. Price 81. 90 per bottle.
Sold IN Wheeling. wholesale and retail, by
J. CkUMBACKER.
oct ICY Apnrinfpd AGENT.