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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
Sheriff S Sale.

10y virtue of an execution me directed from the
- WAYNE Circuit Court, will expose at public sale a,
the Court House door i'll Centrevile WAYNE county, I,d
ana on the goth day of Nav 1873 between the hours of
~ O'clock NJ, and O'Clock, saii day the fol-
lowing property to-wit:
Four certain parcels or lots of land situate in WAYNE
county and State Indiana and described "a oo,y
wit: certain parcel land in the civ Of Ricb
mond, aed described follows, to-vvt Bepnp:nu 6t,
feet north OF the southeast of lot
SIX, III mat part of said city laid Jeremiah Cox
thence running north, ortyye feet thence west one
honei and thirtywo feet thence feet
thence east ten fee thence, feet: thence one
huneo AMI twenty-five feet, place beginning
be the same less: also, certain tract or parcel
OF ground lying and being Wayne county and ST. te of
Indiana aud in the city Richmond and known as the
part OF lot numbered hundred five as laid off bv
John Smith, and bounded follows: Beynninp al the
of said ot, running sixteen feet
thepce SOUTH parallel with Marion
feet thence, Marion street. thence
nort on said street. hundred place
ginning: also, All that certain lot
ana being IN said county and in the Richmond
known by beng lot numbered the north side of
the Cumberland Road; also, two-thrds of Io rbe,ed
ou lying next north Of said lo two and o pu
oered one, and described follows:
ots two and :hree to be continued the straight course
nofthwardIy, through said lot four to the north
side, leaving the side idnp line the id
t"othirds of lot numbered conveyed bv this deed
winch SAID ot numbered four extends said lot
numbered one-a of which property was Ia ia off Nv
ooet hoftissoh as reference being had said
city will pear.
Taken The property Stephen b. Stanton and U,gb
;, Hamilton, TO SATISFY in favor of Thorn10n
Alexander
HILLL4.u Baker, Sheriff, " C.
April oath, 1913. ga sos ISIS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

Irarelling to Buffalo and Niagara Such are
the present facilities by steamboat and railway
that the traveller now leave New York at
o'clock in the morning, and arrive 10 Buffalo at s
O'Clock IN the evening Of The next day-makine
the whole distance Of $50 miles, in about IS hours
aud a, The trifing expense Of some twelve or
fourteen dollars, or two cents per mile. cheap
ness IN fashionable travelling never before known.
nv. Y Herald
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
SCHOOL BOOKS!

NIITCHELL'S Geography and A,Ins. Geography of
lNA the Heavens Rays, Talbott's Pske's, Davies',
Smiths, and North Arthmel les Eclectic
Comley's and Elementary Spoilers. krkham's and
Comley's Grammar. Websters and Walkers Dictionaries
Murray's Readers. School Testaments. Aigebras by
different authors Surveying by Gummerie and by Davies
Mitche Geographical Reader Comstock's Philosophy.
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator. Lovels School Dia-
logues. Coms,ock's. Mrs. Lncolns and Mr. Phelps Bo
,any. School Bibles Plane Trigonometry. Mansheld's
Political Grammar. Foolscap and Post Paper. Blue and
Black Ink. Black Sand. QIls &c Sc.
For sale at The BOOK STORE
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From the Indiana Telegraph.

bUBLlN, <aptu ~S"S A01~.
We take pleasure in giving 10 the public the
following statement Of facts.
DR.. p. Mason visited last evening the family
Of Isaac Brown, a citizen OF TINS place, and al
our special ,ions tho DR. proceeded TO make
experiments in Phfeno Magnetism upon the wife
OF the said Brown, TO our great amusement and
Cra,,fica ton, resulting IN the satIsfac tory
demonstrations Of the indy idua!ity Of tho organs
of the human mind. On touching successfully
the organs Of Benev oence, Reverence, Conscien.
iiousness, Firmness, responsiveness, Caution
Love Of Appreciation, and each was followed
by actions and gestures peculiar TO the organ
No attempt was made TO magn,ise the system
other than tho touching ench organ seperate-
Iy. Tho time required 10 excite an organ into &C.
ton from half minute to n minute
On touching the organ Of comba,iveness she
arose from her seat and 10 a quick manner turn
cd around and commenced q warm attack upon
the Doctor with blows following each other in
quick succession, and was con inued unIIi the
verso motions were made and the excitement
thrown off On touching the organ Of Approbaiive-
ness, she arose from her seat and with much grace
and kind looks she walked across the room TO her
husband and embrs ced him in The most affection
ate manner; the embrace was continued until tho
excitement Of the organ was removed it is
proper to state that no collision could have exs-
ted between the Doctor and Mrs. Brown and iha
no deception could have been pIa yed for ariabIy
when ve called for the touching one organ the
Doctor without remark touched some other Mrs
Brown IL an illI,eraie women and entirely unac.
4ua'n'cd with Phrenology and the location Of The
organs.
JOHN WHIPPO.
l.. ID. PARSONS
SIMEON DICKINSON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

Oh the Goth inst, in this city, VIM POLkE
Gate Register in The 6oih year of his age.
Mr. Poke is well known this State ba-
wing enigrated to Indiana while Terri,ory-
lie has hed many important stations and Gre
dit, was OF Gen Waynes soldiers, was also in
some OF the battles of the las, Of the
convention that formed State constitution and was an
pointed Register Of the Land Office in the For. Wavne
District in lo4l, by Gen. Harrison The veteran was
buried with the honors of war. and followed TO his f.
nal resting place by hundreds of citizens.
Fort Wayae Timer.
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@ Z 81 Y z q =
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that ne continues to manufacture order, all kinds
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
He is prepared furnish County Clerks Auditor and
Treasurers with Books of the most improved
form, having recently received from the Auditor OF
State. Old Books viii De rebound. all kinds Of TerJo
ideals and bound in good stve and a.
CASH as they done elsewhere. lie socits
share of patronage.
The BlNDERY is in the roam Immediately the
Book Store. {. :. PRESCCIT.
Redmond, an 18Th, 1s42 Sly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
Clock and Watch Ilepairins.

ME subscriber would inform his friends custo-
that he still continues the Watch and Clock Re
old stand the Main
between Jos Gilbert's Hotel Bank,
be ticklcd receive and will tratch
of all who may favor him with their Work
done with despatch and warranted perform, ash
JOSHUA b. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, Nav 9th, lS43 1917
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T Z E z &
INTERESTING CnMNIITNIS,. 1,IoN

Dr. Wisar's Agent in Xenia, Ohio, highly
Druggist IN that delightful village, has informed
sale OF Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry upar
Inc demand for II IS thar he rcey keep
himself supplied with it, lie has had in his store,
since ne commenced business, all the
Tor Lung 4tecton.. Some of esteemed good,
ana most OF them Bot he has
mao "istar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
SERIOUS have become completely USE
never sold medicne, Doctor. sin which had
that entire confidence that have IL this -
GILT G u r E S 80
Whenever Wistar's Basam of wild Cherry is introduce
ed, 1t at aains that high reputation, which
iy deserves What stop its sale when upon every
hand may be witnessed its wonderful cures The
ses OF .1Snd, recent, but Coughs
which are OF long standing, Bronchitis, md ConsunDtio
IN as cary stages, always remarha-
oie medicine. Read the following certificates:
LANCASTER County, Pa. July Is, 1871.
Dear Sr:-Ptase send m bottles of your genuine
balsam of wild Cherry. have been afflicted Con-
SYMPTOM Tor the last years, suffered
with severe ough, Pains in my Breast, Difficulty in
eathng niSht-sweats &c and have
edes, and been under no
thing TO relieve until your Basam got one
bottle from neighbor of mine,
'ouiu SUN that have
viii euro etfec tually
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
ROBERT HOFFMAN,.
The genuine Wistars Balsam in Richmond,
ONLY the Book Store
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4 experience of about fifteen years has proved be-
IA yond all doubt. that this Nermifuge a nd
neuer faiHns for
Since it first be fore the public many worthless
preparations have been forced sale. which had
their day, and counted trash. HHere-
as, - Il Fahnestock's Pernlifge Increasing
popularity, ocng to its north II only to be
used according the directions exist,
vii certainly be expelled from the The price
only % bottle, which brings
ALL Be r. a. Fatnestock', Ternaif,see
void all other articles which good,
OF them hav the virtues of the genuine article
TI0N!
In consequence of the attempts circulate
Nermifuge, have thought it but public,
as TO sustain the high reputation which the article
has acquired take such would eectuay
the success of such reckless tion
have at much obtained steel plato engraving
presenting mother in the of administering med-
cine to her ang child, while boy health
stands her elbow. This vignette impressed
per- skfully executed from attempts
counerfeIng aud M after The first of Octobe 1S40. be
substituted for fhe yellow wrapper which Nermfuge
has heretofore appeared and still further
copyright has been obtained and sordng
Congress.
B. A. F.4HNESTOCK, Pittsburgh
The genuine 'Fahnestoek's Jernrtuge for sale in
Richmond ONLY at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

WING Central Committee of Indiana.
NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion county, JOHN S DAVIS
OF Floyd; +. J. BARNETT, of Marion; GEORGE w
. ., irr, OF Marion; J. 3 BOBBS, of Marion; AUSTIN
W MORRlS, of Marion; 5. V. b NOEL, of Ma rion
HENRY COOPER. Of Allen; CALEB b. SMITH, OF
aye,te; JESSE CONRAD, of Vigo; and w. BROWN
BUTLER, of Vanderburgh.
Wing Central Committee of Wayne County.
ID. p. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL, SINKS
J. p. CREAGER, Il. e. NOBLE
WALTER LEGG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
AUGUST EIggEIGY,
w HlG TICK EFT,

WING TICKET.
For e,s,-CALEB Il. SMITH
For Repreeentatiue,,-DANID p. HOLLOWAY
SAMUEL HANNAH,
JOHN w WILLIAMSON
For County toner,-JOSEPH NJ BULLA
For County .4s,es.or,-THOMAS TYNER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

OrHAVE YOU HEARD of DR.. Sterhng's ,ro7,derft1l
Strengthening Plaster ?-Its fame rapidly asDg
throughout United States article has ever
equaled Do fail make immediate trial its eff
hcacy.
f-It is recommended for removing from part
Weakness the Back. Breast, Side
for Burns, SpTaas Rheuaatisna and Gou-or Cor1,,,
determinations, sc. And lean believe it price
only i2a cents The in country
longer drag miserable existence, grew
pains
Remember the price--only la cents.
For sale al the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
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Mansion House Sale St,n.
LIVERY S'E'AERE,E

VIE subscribe has for hire. several good horses
--bugstcs cnd vel! broke horses. terms will be
7uttea TO lac times LEWIS BURk.
Richmond. March 10Th. 1912 l,,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

-On the same day, Friends Meeting House
this city, THADEus WsIGHr, to REBEccA WILLIAMS;
both of this city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

MARRIED,-On Wednesday last, at Friends Meeting
House in this city, ISRAEL VoRE SARAH FouLkE all Of
this vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

DIED, his residence in this city, Saturday the
9th Inst PHILIP SWEETSER. Attorney and Coun
selof at Law, in the forsy-siA,h year of his age.
Indiana Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
PI virtue of an execution directed, from the
the Cour, House Centreve. Wayne county, Ind
ana, on the goth day of May. 1s43 between hours
of 10 O'Clock, and O'Clock, p. NJ, day, the
following property, to-vit:
A parcel lot of land Wayne county
Indiana, and described follows. to-wit: numbered
tweniysix numbered the plat of
of Richmond laid by John Smith.
Taken property Matthew Ra,,ay, satisfy an
execution n of T. w & O. Barber.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff, ". C.
April Oath, 1913 (Sl.50) lists.
ED. Blue, and Black writing Ink Ink sand pens
IL quls paper, waters. sealing &c &c. sale
the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
April l. lS43.
i OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods re daily
residing New York. enabled buy the
Importers and auction prices and
Cash low Goods jobbcd Eastern Cities,
with the addition of carriage and expenses Purchasers
tpg the City will 6Ed their intere, give call.
general assortment of Boots and Shoes, Palm Leaf
Hats Cotton Yarn, Batting, Sc, hand and will be sold
at the lowest market prices
WANTED .-Ginsenz and Feathers. which the high
market price will be paid in Goods prices.
GEO. CARLISLE s. co.
Cincinnati, April 8. No Il Pearl street.
(Gaz. SD
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ID II v G O 0 ID 8

Fresh Garden Seeds.
JUST received lot of fresh Garden Seeds from the East
- and offered for sale az he
BOOK STORE.
April !, ls43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
RICHMOND HOTEL.

Corner of and Marion streets
ME proprietor of this favorably we'll known HOTEL
has moved into II himself. and is determined TO sts-
and improve previous character The comfort of
the Traveller shall be his aim, having made
some permanent repairs TO the building Tavern house
his interest well as his inclination induce him TO
make it equal TO any house the road He hopes 10 rem
der such satisfaction that shall 90 away tset
Prices suited 10 the times. ]. w. GILBERT.
December 10Th. IS4I-
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RICHMOND WO0ILEN FACTORY.

VIE subscriber having commenced the turing
mess al the above mentioned place. he prepsi,-
~, 20 iseeiEe wool to manufacture CLOTH EEAN-
NEl+>, BLANKETS. SAT EINEF'rS and Ih,ANS 81;
e oy Inc yard the shares, terms suited ~ III.
times lie also has on hand good assortment of the above
named goods, which he willing ~
othef produce lie VII also Gard Wool, Full and Dress
'ioth Ter those who viii favor him their custom at the
customary ptces and hopes by attention 10 bust
ness to give general satisfaction.
LEflNUS KING.
hic4lH'oht, April - 1915 l7-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
l. a d VS. Boo k /.

NHE January, February, March, and April number.
Il OF the Lady's Book received and sale at the
BUN STORE price 25 per copy.
Lady's World of Fashion. for April.
NILS splendid periodical for sale the Book Store
Il price 20 cent. per copy.
Farnham's Travels through Oregon.
NRAVELS in the Great Western Prairies. the Ana
Il huac and Rocky Mountains. and in the Oregon Ter
ritory. by Themas j. Farnham. Price IS cents
GA fresh supply jus, received the Book Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

WING Central Committee of Henry County.
. U3-DANiEL Mason, r.. L. HUDDLEsoN, LEWIS c.
FREEMAN, NELSON SHARP. GEORGE CoRwINE, JESSE Os-
BURN, NATHAN Hunt, j. Il. ELLIOT, III. LEwELL1SG
J. BRENNEMAN, JoHN w. GRuBBs, j H. SrRErcHER A
BARaETr, T. w. M'KEE, and G. ii. BURR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
GREAT BARGAINSm
II e w GOODS!u,
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
= o = & IT . Z a w s

A. just received and opening, a large assori-
Il Il ment of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, select
gu oy hhiseit IN Phila dephia. which he offers for
Unusual low prices They consist.
1o.ns' tasstmeres, Sanetts, Jeans Calicoes
'ihshans Alousn de Inines Lawns. Pareses
Atpacha Lus,ers. Irish Popns Crane do ~, Drass S,Ik
bonnet Siks seat variety % Sh7wis SIX Cause rea
einets. Grape Ribbons, Lare Edsngs, Pie Me and Plain
SIX GloTes Cotton do, HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS Parasos &C.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
SHOES. BoNNETs, PALM LEaEEars
Hardware, Queen>ware. Iron.

GROCERIES,, CASTINGS, Nails. &c. Sc
Having purchased his GOODS fos Cash, able and
will cell them cheap they be sold west OF the
mountains hose wishing 10 purchase sell again, will
ma 1t to their advantage give him will sell
them as cheap as they be purchased in Cincinnati.
Richmond, April 30, 1913. ls,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

M A u S q u III O L E
NAM Street. near the Caaak, Cincinnati, Ohio.
- subscriber returns his anks his friends md
S nor me very LIBERAL patronage be-
H. ctti4ly sociis n continuance OF The same
ian a'd hofs2 per day 81 90; Man IS cents: SIM
eai - cents ne stable attached n he ho,sn navy
oelhg under The management of Messrs q Sp O. ~
matters h,nseH that proper win h. ,;5 -, ho,
~ ~ 0'se' koB,T r. LEVERING
Mansion Hasssc Sale Stable
Z ME subscribers aving rented the s,ahl. $500,
L tle above establishment. respectfully iayi,e ,h'',
patrons and the public generally give hen call '
GEO. X ROBrT, CREIN
N'"S'hh"ts hafch iln 1918. lt-2n
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Ed Blue and Black writing Ink Ink sand steel pens
quilts, paper waters. sealing &c. &c. for sale
AZ the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
April l, lS43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

The PUBLIC DEBr OF MIcHicAs.-We take from
the Rochester Democrat the following statement,
+yncing pra,seworthy determination on the part OF
one Of the younger members of the Conederacy to d"
all her power MAINTAIN nviolae, for The future,
her plehted faith VIII not the older branches of the
family take counsel and example from this conduct OF
their young sister.
"MIcHiGAs Bosos.-The State Of Michigan appears
determined to redeem her credit, end to take the rank
among the solvent States of the Un'on TO which she
is entitled from the enterprise and industry OF her peo
Pile In pursuance of the law of last WINTER bonds
,ssned by the Governor of that Stale Tor the
interest Of that portion of the debit for which conside
ration was rendered, which was made payable in The
year 1850, aud which, includes the interest up to July,
ls45, which interest is payable on the bonds The
commercial Bank of this city has received certificates
of stock to the amount of $4,000, which will pay
the interest computed annually, on the bonds held by
that institution to the period above mentioned. The
provision which has been made for the payment in full
of every far,bng Of interest, and the appropriation
which has been made Of public lands, and the
OF public works, for the ultimate redemption of the
deb, of Michigan, reflects the highest credit upon the
people, the Legislature, and the executive officers of
,ha; furnishing State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
p K WHITE 4 co -sEpr. la43.

HOME MADE SHOES Or ALL
ru,IE subscribers manufacturers of ladies' and gentlemen
Roots and shoes servants Shoes have on hahd OF hei
u MAKE and are constantly manufacturing, full assortment oil
The uve To which they respectfully invite The attention
of wan. of good article III lal piso, e' " 49,
their servants wear . - ..,,;,.a. aud
We wish 10 be encouraged in this branch of our business ana
with reference 10 serrans particularly we would u we
could persuade purchasers of them OF tile economy III
frsl rate article such manufacture cacaeu u enue'
cood service and which sell nearly The same priec al
y Inch the best Northern norS is sold.
During past Spring and Summer we have been actively en-
featuring large quantity OF ana
iads-for male female servants out OF the best STOCK a'
procured and have spared no pains to turn out s
ers ANTAGONISTS ali Others desiring good Shoes Tor e se,
van AZ nrces believing that il they will only give
them trnl they VIII find interest to continue to pur'
ehas' " 9"p ~ p X. WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, va
Sent. ''-''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
prom the Army and Navy Chronicle
NAVAL. INTEIJICFScE

Naval General Court Martial has been ordered TO
convene on board the United States ship Pennsyl
vania, at Norfolk, Wednesday, The 23d instant, for
the trial of Lieutenant Addison B. Taaferro and such
others may be brought before it. The Court will
consist of Commodore James B,ddle, President Com
modore Stephcn Cassn, Captain Thomas i. Webb,
Captain John Percval, Captain Bladen Dulany, Cap
tain Joseph Smoot, Captain John Gwinn, Commander
William Jameson, Commander William NJ Armstrong,
Conn ander Robert B. Cunningham, Commander John
Rutd Commander James +. Wilson, Lieutenant vii.
liam Green, members.
John l.. Upshcr Esq, Norfolk, Judge Advocate.
The GRAMrUs.-The last ray Of hope for the safety
of the United States schooner Gfampus being no
ext;ngulshed, perform The mourniul duty OF pub
l,sh nr list of the names Of her officers and crew
While il speaks peace 10 the aching hearts of many
who have feared that some friend relative
board, may 1t not open airesh the wounds of those
by whom the certainty has already been painfully real
zed
Lieutenant Commanding, Albert f Downes
Lieutenants, Geo. NJ McCreery, William S. Swan,
Hum Gansevoort.
Assistant Surgeon, E. II. Conway
Purser, James S. Thatcher
Acting Master, 1. 8. X. You.
Mdshipmen, Andrew j. Lewis, Edw. N Beade
Geurge MInsha!l.
CAPTAINS Clerk, George l.. Mckensey.
Ships Steward, Isaac Stevens.
Boatswains Mates, Robert Ray, John Cook.
Gunner's Mate, VIM. Gale
Carpenters Mate, Theodore Myrick.
Officers Steward, Jnseph X. Serrer
Officers Cook, James Hopkins.
Quartermasters, Thomas Pner, George Remsen,
John Carr
Captains Of Forecas,le, John Ryan, James Smith
Quarter Gunners, Henry Edwards, James Fritz,
James Bowen.
Ships Cook, Lewis Willow.
Yeoman, Charles l.. Clapp
Seamen. H. p. Rollins, Ant,nio Rodriguez, Wm.
Connolly, VIM. Toand, Price Argyle, Clans Jakel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
PreEention and Cure Of Pr0iapsnS tieri.


THE Pelvic Corset and ttero Abdominal Blntaaes invented
and patented by Dr. Rn Tlompon Of Columbus, OHIO rea
dis t- appreciation of they have
ntioduccd their sale evidence Ia tie sab
scrhG TIER utiy, and warrants Them claiming r these
superiority which has awarded 10
them.
The evidences possession of their applicability Ia tie
PrnapsiIs and In. oihr diseases Of that cae
for whch they recommended The form ~ crhcat-
appreciation medical justify present
add tional confidence Consideration
those who may yet had no opportunity oil testing their
value
Their simplicity Of consfuconie principles Of action by
which effect cureie ready adaptation To the form oi lt
paleate with which they worn and other decided
advantages which will be Ia all who examine te
combine render them worthy OF the notice Vi The
profession Added 10 which, the at which they are offered
The reach of patients who would otherwise be De
barred Of this character because Of The high
usually sked for them. 10 rnub them AT these
prices induced purchase night Ia make them, and
offer sGperio, instrument, II one ba the price that Others
are sold Tor. ALIEN. UUV.tL 4 90.
Druggists, Richmond. Va