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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

The nomination Of Mr.. Clay was thus announ'
ced by the Wing Convention of North Carolina,
Without dissenting voice.
Res olrcd, Tina, HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky,
by eminent abilities, extensive knowledge, sound
judgment, liberal and patriotic views, and by
long, arduous and unspaTng devotion TO the ser
wee Of his country, has entitled himself 10 the
undv ded confidence and support Of the people
OF the United States--and that no possesses the
first place in the affections Of the whole Wing
party Of This state; and therefore,
Rcsolrtd That this Convention do for them
selves, and the Wings of North Carolina, pro-
pose and nominate the said HENRY CLAY for
The nexi President Of the United States, and do
pledge themselves TO give the non ination hear
~ and peIsevering support.
And the Convention does earnestly and re-
Specttuly urge the Wig party of the Union to
unite with their brethren of North Carollna in
lhis nomination, and IN steady aud constant eff
tOris 10 promote Its success
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
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few miles north of this city the 2lst inst,
JACOB HAMPTON, aged about 81 years.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of suadry Executions
expose public Court Centrev lie
Wayne County, Indiana, the 4th day of May c4t,
the hours OF O'Clock, and four O'Clock,
said day, tho following property VITA certain par
eel of land, Wayne County, Ind and knonn
being Of the north and south of
ton nineteen. township thirteen. range one. of the
principal Meridian line, drawn from the the Great
Miami River. and bounded follows beginning
the north corner quarter.
een runn,ng thence south hundred and eighty
poles and iolr links one thence hundred and
poles and i've links thence north
degree west hundred and eighty poles and nniyve
links, to stone thence hundred and poles
and five ks, To the place of beginning; containing
hundred and twentr-one aud fourth
Will also offer FOR sale the time place, Ma
than Wilson's following described land situa
to-wi: part OF fractional section numbered thifty-two
township sINteen fourteen. of the
pal Meridian Iine beginning the old boundary
line; thence with said line north, IL degrees
ght poles and hfty links.
poles eighteen and three links
thence south, nine:een poles and five Inks
buckeye thence SOUTH sIXtyeight degrees;
three poles and twelve and onohalf links place of
beginning; conta ming fifty nine thirty poles
more or less Taken the property of Nathan Wilson, 10
satisfy executions III favor of Jones Others
THOMAS G. NOBLE, S. w. c..
Aprii 2od, lol2 (S4,00) l6-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
NGEIOIso

w ILL DO offered public sale in the town of
w Milton. Wayne County Indiana, seventh dav
tauaay the 5Uth OF this MONTH between the II
O'Clock NJ, aAd O'clock u. on said day The o.los,,
property 10 wit composition casea bel ras Ne
to jacob Shidcr, AMI repaired 9th Isl no. 1855
one siiver caed Watch belonging Samuel Mil .h and
repaired the 10Th OF 4;h 1886. composite casea
atcH belonging 10 black by the Chaeles
Ddiner, ana repaired the 26rh of Gin mo-, 1889; Sill
YES casen atch belonging Ceo-gs Armstrong repaired
Tue 1s' of 81 1870 aud silver cased Watch be-
longing 10 Thomas Benedict repaired 3lst of 9Th mo
1870. - - ~ 0'
Inc ABOVE mentioned Watches viii BE red at public
sale on tue day above stated unless they are taken awa
oy the owners previous by paying pense of repairing
ISAAC FRAMPTON
+>Plii' IN mo- 2ist, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Sheriff 5 Sale.

DY virtue of sundry executions IN directed from
- " ayne Circuit Court, viii expose public sale
the Court House door i'll the of Cenreve, Wayne
county, Indiana the 30h day of April 1912.
The hours Of 10 o'cIock A. NJ aud o'clock P NJ
day, the following properly, towit The Eas hall Of Lot
No 81, and the West half of Lot No 81. numbered
the plat of that of tile City of Richmond, Wayne
Indiana. laid by Charles w Starr. Taken pro-
perty OF Daniel d. Sloan, satisfy executions in favor of
Bu.dse & Burd.eIl, and others.
THOMAS q. NOBLE, Sheriff, w c.
April 7h. 1912. (el,501 II 3x
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

dv been called for, and which IS necessary 10 pay 'hef
ednes) until there ia saihciency subscribed, IN
d,on to the pcsen, available stock, to complete the IA
nal. :, ,
@ Rendered. That the present stock holders should DC
n,eed in the situation, to the payment Oh "e
,k at their oation) ,oss hereafter subscribed ID "
estate, labor, materials, &c.
J. Resolred, Tina, in the opinion OF the e0"'"'''''
nerience has proven operations already mace upon "
t ,,,, the whole work may completed at much less
cost, than the original estimate
Re,olred, That the Board Of Directors be requested
an opeo books 70. subscription Of new stock immediately
and that the conditions be. that no subscriber snail De
bound 10 pay until the requisite amount Of s''"
for completion Of tho work, be 'a"ioiy
which shall determined by the estimate OF some cofPe
se,t engineer "
SMITH HUNT, Chairman.
w. r. FouLKE, Secretary
April 10Th, 1912
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
REMOVAL.

VIE Undersigned, having succeeded in getting such Of
tAelf property as vas rescued from the lae fire in
Tor sae' would Announce their friends
puoc '' es nave taken those spacious Pork Ware
houses owned and recently occupied By y w Thomas
sq on the corner OF Canal ana walnut sts here thew
are prepared to DO an extensive Commission Snra e and
oEwaFdns business, ncuiing the packing of PORK ana
Beet ihey hope their the business to-
geiher with Inc ssciei attention the interests OF the
VIII merit a share OF patronage
PJGH & ALEORD.
Cincinnati, April 18th, lsi2. $3.50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

We very recently mentioned tho nppointme n,
by the Emperor Of Austria, of two Commission
ers TO visit the United States, accompanied by
four pupils, TO examino into the character Of
American Rail Roads. This cannot but be re-
garded ss highly complimentary; and toge her
with the fact that Mr.. Norris, the celebrated
manufacturer OF locomotive engines. has receive
ed orders for his haudwork in various parts of
the Old World, is calculated to show the high
es,matio In which we are held ataoad for at
leas. some of The man l!estatlsns Of our ingenuity
and science.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

viii be published Monthly each number to contain thirty
pages, royal octave
Terms One Dollar per ar.n,an, payable strictly in
advance.
Sir Copies Will be s.. RENTED a, one time
free of postage, in funds New or in the
STATES where the Subscribers reside.
Twenty-Five Copies Will be for 20 if RENTED as a.
bove.
Editors of New spaper noticing this Work ill be furnish
ed a copy gratis. on sendng 10 this Office
Communications should be addressed to the Eiior or
Publisher, No. -, Park Row, New York
''The American Agricultural eIa-azine.,
Work of the above will be issued from this OFF
Obtained. 10 Justify commencing the publications 1t will
Agrcult'a.st Will constitute part, ebelished with one
zion from the enlightened Foreign works. and more
rcuture, than be given present columns !, i
ded by perio6ical published.
Terms Three Dollars per AMMAN IA va re in advance
Sr Comics Subscribed for one time subject
to the Of discount above.
.4drerttsen9cs Ill be inserted 81, if not exceeding
twelve lines, and in proportion if exceeding that
number.
Payment will in all cases be required in advance
fCPostatasters permitted by lar to enclose nontv
Tor S43scrfDttSh.s free Of postage
Iacl number of the Agriculturis, contains one ee
and 'oA therefore be subject to re3-pager postage oqIy
which ~ one cent in State within 100 miles of
publication, and ana h0y cent? If loo without
State.
April l5th. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Administrators Sale.

N1LL be sold at public SALE at TIE Dwelling OF '"hn
wv G. Reed late residence OF EnOs Grave dec. tour
of Richmond, Smyrna meeting house
Wayne County, Ia Second day. the ninth of next
month"; the personal property of said deceased consisting
Of Horses, milk Cow, Clock. large chest OF
Carpenters Tools wheat Fam Stoves Household
x Kitchen FuTnture: and many other articles not neces
sary TO mention Sale commence 10 O'Clock. said
day when the terms will be made known, and due atten
dance given by DAVID /. GRANE l., AdnInislfator.
month I-t1 lo-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Great STOCK FARM for Sale.

4 STOCK FARM lying II miles wes, Of Lafayette,
"A Iippecanoe county, Indiana, on Big Pine creek,
containing 100 arreswelI and $50. 40
tnlberedhe balance prairie. and any quantity e
prairie SIDE of the There
about 200 under about $50 under
cultivation. The buildings iolerab]y comfortable but
expensse The above admiralty adapted for rais
ing stock. and is sale price hard times
hose wishing purchase property of this kind viii Ind
their advantage Examine Inc premises or fIFth
er infornla inquire of D. p HOLLOWAY, al his Of
Gee Of P. : Jennings Lafayette Indiana.
Richmond Jan. 7th 1872
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Exc ,ltOr' Notice.

VIE Undersigned having taken of the Wayne Pro-
Il pate court, Letters Parliamentary the
Mary Far4uaar late OF said county, would respectfully
quest all persons indebted immediate
payment, and all having ella against the
them legally authenticated settlement within the time
prescribed by law. The estate is prob ably solvent.
j. IL FARQUHAR, Erecutor
April 2lst, 1872. l6-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
SPRING GOODS.

rEoRGE CARLISLE Il Co, No i Pearl St, Cln-
~ clnnati, have hand and receiving largo and
general assortment OF seasonabe Drv
foods Having purchased goods prime
III ~ York, at reduced prices. enabled them
very cheap for cash Country visiting
requested to cali and examine stock before pircha
ing elsewhere satisfied can offer them grea,
b,rgains.
agents for the sale Of Rising Sun Cotton Yarns
ApFt -tst ieiI -6N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

TENHE undersigned hereby gives NOTICE. that he ma
aken out of the Clerks Office letters of Adminstra-
oh on the estate OF Enos Grave late of Wayne County
Indiana, deceased therefore all those indebted
te requested TO make immediate payments and all per
sons having claims against said estate. will present the
duy 1or settlement, within from
date. The estate is solvent
DAVID L. GRAVE, Administrators
am mo- Sth, lSl2. l3-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
April 10Th, 1912

A nP,r,Eyr,, ARREsrfp-iIiram Elliott alias VIM
Harris &c &C. confined in the Jail IN this county
for passing counterfeit money, and who made his escape
from custody by feigning himself sick, ana running away
Wills, mis- attendant. gone down stairs for some wood
In. bssn rc-arrested by of the citizens of Henry
.on,v for stealing horse. We understand that when ne
left our ia he went residence i'll Henry county,
and .,oo them Cincinnati, where he
was We expect the if OF Henry Will en6ea
vo to him their jail, by means stronger than
tE,fers IIe is doubtless n grand scoundrel.
Our FRIEND JUDGE BoRDES, likely 10 Inquire soHe"ha
cons the defaul'er u the 'ene
al Whether he d-fanlter not we do not
know further the remarks of the Sentinel, and the
story Madame Rumor, by whom is said that "Better
Is sono them either the funds OF
the the way Of speculation finally cheat
the Of four I've thousand dollars
Il said '.dog the well" about CERTAIN Hon
,scdafiot at Tene IIaute; but know nothing about
hi. We are however inclined think there perhaps
mach to be ged security there is Borden him
self Better be- from honest heart
Oar friend Burns Cseencasile Eser thus ailudes to
the matter:
.C.UGnr At LAsr.-James w Borden, who was accus-
ed of Office while +. VI ut Richmond
ind ed defuIter the Government while kecsV-
ar of the and Office Fort Wayne. and notice has Lcen
Did this locofoco Office seeker
and and publish lengthy lectures upon
tho subject democracy of the Loc"fnco party! Did
he this during the Summer aud fall OF
Isl peddng Locofoco fal5chood! II 50, we are begun
ming 70 fad ou at expence these things done"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
CALEB r. wIMEIAGsg

ID E>PECTFULLY requests all indebted - him, 70
III make paynaen as he IS very much in want Of CASH
at this time.
TN. b. He has constantly hand, al all times
S.3DDLES- BRIDES. H4R.VESS. UIIIFS. COL
L3RS and SADDLE TREES; all Of which will
sell Il fair and able terms.
Richmond, Jan lst, io42. 1T
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
The paper Manufacture of the L. states.

=
According 10 report made 10 the Home Indus
Wy Convention. there hundred paper
mills IN tho United States, employing a capita
OF Sl6,00O,0Oo, and manufacturing nearly to
that amount annually; giving supper, to more
than 10000 persons Under the protective poll.
cy OF our laws ,home competition alone has reduced
The price OF paper nearly half About
t1O,O0O,O0O pounds of rags and other materials
are annually used, more than $50 900 900 If
which. Of the value of about -, 900 900 are
collected IN this country, and which could not
be applied to any other useful purpose, and is
therefore saving production Of wealth to
That amount. The committee are satisfied ihst
nnder an al raiorem duty of 80 per cent. this
business could no, be sustained Tho country
would be flooded with the produc, of cotton in
the United States, and the cheap labor Of France.
Germany and Italy.
AEAAs-by the latest news fau Texas we -. i,,,.s5
70 oeiiess that the warts all a humbug
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For the Palladium :



Lif, the fair banner to .ae SKY,
Ii tells of peace and nope divine;
Ii IS not OF the crimson die,
Nor the deep purple of the vine
IL is not stained with blood and gore,
Nor soiled by hands of drunken men,
No hearts with runnin. DER
I,s br shiness dim.-bus pure as when
In winters reign the unslied snow,
Wraps in a mantle pure and white
Earth and all objects here below,
And shTouds them from feeble sight
Fen this banner CLEANS afar.
Telling Of hope and JOY 10 men;
And its folds single
Is secn--a Star Of BeutleIten.
Benea tn its ample folds stand,
mighty phaianx deep and strong;
Like torrent DER the land
We pour forces vide and long.
But not to carry death
Do our forces cali,
A nober, purer object
Leads u.-,he slave to disenihraIl
To break The bonds o. those who
Groan, slaves to passion and to sin,
To bid the bowl no longer flow,
That carries death and within.
This is end, object pure,
Then fling the banner free and far;
Come one, all and
BeneaH its brig ut and glorious Star.
w. Z. S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Sheriff s Sale.

DY virtue Of suniy Executions directed from tho
Court liose door III Centreville Indi
Saturday, .he 30h day of April 1912, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock. A NJ and O'Clock, r. VI.
SAID day. the following property tow the North of
Lot No 49, numbered plat of that of
city OF Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid by
Charles w Starr, and bounded follows, Begin
ming the North East sad lot running
south, ~ feet. along the post; thence west,
the western boundary oil said lot; thence north 40 feet,
the northwest of said lott thence the
OF beginning. Al-o, part of Lots No I04 and lU1
numbered on the plat of that of said city laid by
John Smith, and bounded follows, tovt. Beginning
the OF brick house standing
mises Main street, l02 from the northeast
of lot No. l0i; thence SOUTH with wall
house, As feet to post the SOUTHWEST Of the
poarch thence south, l2 degrees. - feet inches
thence sauth IS degrees 81 feet inches
81 Degrees % feet inches. gate post;
SOUTH 60 degrees feet nches thence south, 81
~ feet inches, the continue of the south line
OF irwin Reds lott thence north, 81 81 degrees, p
feet the south Irwin Reeds ground
north. Il degrees. Irwin Reeds line. "a feet,
less Main thence along Main street.
"a feet to the pare OF beginning.
Taken the property of Jacob keefer, satisfy
cdtons in Burdsell aud other.
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Sheriff, W G.
April eth, 1912. (S3,50,) II }w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
SILK WORM EGGS.

4 SNAIL. 10; Of SILK WORM EGGS, well selee-
ted and preserved, VIII he sod very low
;onlmodaling terms Enquire Of
JAMES UUNSICUTT.
Richmond, 4th mo, l5th IL II. IJ-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
VI / K K | [ D .

On Monday evening the 18Th inst, by the
Rev. Thomas Whaiion, MIR. israel BEARD OF
Germantown OHIO, to Miss CAruARISE Ii. ADAMS
of Centreviiie n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

ga Clear Voice is the Beauty OF speech.''
I<IMFRIES Medcated Hoarhound Candy, has proved
itsaf superior to every article heretofore ofteed for
removing colds hoareness, and 10 clear the voice or
sale BUN ohE-
Richmond, Apr l5th. 1872
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n o II | G. L.

NlESubscriber having made anans enents with tho
PROJECTORS OF the '.Spfing Foundry, power for
building Machinery now prepared friends
and the public generally short notice, all kinds of Ma
chinery. such CardiDg Machines, Coudcn.er.
SPINNING. Mae chimes. Power Looms. Sheariu-
Chimes Mapping Machines, sc. ios all OF wh,c,,
has the latest patterns lie prcralcd for CUTTING
Mil screws, Press Screws, & c. &c.
ELkANAH HUXLEY
On. b HULLEY and RYAN, will make To order
BELLS. and all kinds of Brass Castings will take old
Copper and Brass in exchange for work.
Richmond, Feb. lS 1912. BIN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

I,
RI prepared to offer their custona,s
"a choice selection Goods in tEcr line a, eIy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

rESAs-By the latest fran. Texas we -. Induced
70 believe that the warts all humbur
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

GREAT variety of VEGETABLE G.RpES SEED
a just received; among which the following:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

Copies for 5 Dollars.
Copies FIR 10 Dollars.
Current Funds and Post Paid.
Address, e. j. PETERSON.
Ledger buildings Philade phla.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29
GARDEN SEED,

"'i"h"iN TED FRESH ann GENUINE.
,Rrtruor, HoLkSALE and RETAIL.
ASPARAttS- C:.ani OF Dnieh
C,s,,asrse and small iirua, Scarlet Runners. Rel
s"Af DEANS Early China. rarl, y.lo,s P.,,,
,kelsc. or locoio Que, Rel M,troy, - ~ weets s.
Iaty boo1 rurnip Rootea Ycil,IyV A., 60 ~,
nRo.oigT IpaMhiie French Sugar, MangeI wnnzsl
"nnas.eeh-LA.iy York, LrEe York Euiy surarloa n.
1870 - tate Bttersea. Plat Driei DTun,t's.'I
~ n ns.i'r' Dfamhcad savoy, Green CufIe,i SAVOY.
ne ne !, slr, OVERLY ,,,:E and Late
iELERY-whitc Solid
long Orange, Long Scarlet H..ly Horn. AL
HIM rsG9 ~ PspPerTrass
chersn for Pes hI6sne Early Cluster, Long Green,
fSn 1rV lazy sugar, Early Tusesroras
20 vi pI'E1reen curled
kts AZ Curlcl Scotch, Rape
iEtk-Iarge Scotch '-F'
cp,iae ..Hloys White Head, lee Brown Dutch E.riy
~, - TX NLLoN-finest X inds
SksTiSn i III.re ciuon, Euimey Pine Apple
~ n SSn ARD-Whlie Medicinal and Brown
pT.N sshser skin, Yellow Dutch E,IIyRcd
- "a, Larry, Early war~irk Eiriy NAV E.rrv
iIe' DO Charlton, Blue Prussian Dx9.f M3,rass 10y
n Bhshops Dwarf Prolific ""Ai' 'iAf'""ia'
rAEsNlP-1spbg White Gurnsev y, n,,.A
PhSLEI-Eine Curied ' VI Du'Sh
Nj gBARB-Unduaied orTaua
hADDi>H-Long Scarlet sn,r, t. 49,
: Imunnipi Rei Turup, Mack soanish - '1 "Nn'o
: fiT .c 1Tor vegetable Oyster
s"tNAslii-Early Bush, Orange VARIED yellow c,oo,
! T3o'M s a. Red and Yellow
Sort,n. RRhe nIat Dutch, Red Top Large English
fLC .o,,,6os SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS large rs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29
VOL. XXVII.
by ALEXANDER MosELEY.
I'IlR Ms.

SUBSCRIPTION 10 Ga. DAILY WHO IA City Suhse ri
bcH ees year, aud lot soTter period Al The ATE of NJ,
year, both payabl" la advance When Hcui 10y mail siC
hysaT. - $3.50
ADVERTISING square offfcen line COR /. 81,
merton, - cents; two Insertions 81 il tia
'sn" ~ tu' anil over succeeding nketta AZ cents
.,hticc aweck, ~ ceutA fuT each assertion.
wi.ca week hIstinsettion 10 cents eYory succeeding
nlertlon ~ cents.
Once a~eek, Grinseriion rs cents every succeeding
iaiertiY "a % cuts.
liaisicni advertisers must pay In advance.
The number of Insertions OF must 10
noted on the Ma, they viii be inserted unil red Il,
be stopped and char scd accordingly. uj-Opers To- ton
must also be ia writing. ~
Annual Advertisers arc charged ESQ Tor two euarcs and
Ia that proportion for advertisements greater A.
ss Aue,ionee,n and Lottery Dealers Who arc charged
elAl paper trcludrdD 49, - ''9N
IL, INC COUNTRY WIG IL Published twice week.
.nSssys and FTihays) at Eve dollars per annu
foH AD'EtrisiNG-75 cents a squlre Cor Iess) for
WV h'llhsorton. and bn ecnis loI each Continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29
CRRTIEICArE

cetuy That have, by way OF experiment used the
nygca and most OF The various knd5of Pis In nv IRA.
cc Whcu have borne the highest repuc in the public So
hluon tu have boon offered for sale IN this Tor
lc last i've years, including those called te Resyrrc.
onor PERSIAN Pls and the public may rest assured ihnt
none among INC whole catalogue has answered. better
purpose a. an easy and efcc'ual remedy than the Resr
rccu0u or Fcrsiln Pills, In most cases Of dieeasc
CHARLES DACKUs, a. d.
Rochester, N. V, Sept. q, I639 80 -
az IL 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29
no NJOTjJFrS

MEssRs. +. CHASE & Co.-Gents-IToarinr much
~ sa ABOUT lhc extraordinary effects Of fhc Resources
llou OF PERSIAN rus upon those about 10 became ot.
wewerc iniucodt TO make trl ofthon NV yif ,yaS
he the mother Of children and had suffered te u To-
uo. epI rucatng pains during aud after her confne
lneit oi each Sic atricl every means and on much
medicine but found little no relief Ahe A.,
KING TIC Persian Pills about months bc fore her confnc
ther health being very poor about this length Of time
sous and soon aier was cnablcd 10y their 10 attend
10 lue cares 81 mother 10 her family until her rou6ur.
,noh. NJ the Tune she commenced taking the Persian
rue anu Tor several woeks previous she was with
IVY nard cough and frequent cramps whch thc
W o' we rus entirely removed before using half box
~ viii great confidence that advise an those sliouf
70 ncc9Mc mothers, TO make Of tho Persian pills All
o'c th4t have taken hcm IN ghborhood have rot
ln We Hlulr easy manner aud about tho house
wv CIV iiys ihgtc does not appear 10 hc hall the dan
nt ol f4rr dlcuuos setting In alter confinement where
nose 'ila arc taken We uncdy say le none NEGLECT
esne Them 81 they arc in the reach oftho poor as well
Wy icn We arc truly thankful that there h a remedy
wSn 'oules can easily procure which bids fair q les
bear, hnlpcrhaps the lives Of thoua,p M. D,
wise would be lost. 4 UOuruT. ''''''
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