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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S
UNITED STATEs TYPE Ann sTppEnTVpE

FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF Nassau AND ANN STREETS,
ox 49, NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
,DuCT!ON FROM OLD PRICES
rlgned RESPECTFULLY informs the Old Patrons of the
type aud Siefeotvne Foundr, formerly known JAMES
CONNER aud mo,e recent, CONNER CooKEs and the
pubic IN general that orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
p NE 10 3, ,GHAsEs, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
NM IA MES, and other article form
Complete Printing Establishments favorable terms and
as good quality other establishment in the United
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S-TOOLITOOLS.
A LBERTsONs, Congers, Hertons and Clifford. warrant
"A ed Cast Steel Coopen, Carpenters and Ship Carpenters
Edge Tools be had wholesale and retail Of OSBORN
LITTLE 80 Fulton New oIk per allowed
to merchants) and who keep nand full OF
Coopcn Tools Iron Rivcts, Truss Hoops, Slave Jonter
Stock Howells and Crozes.
Also Importers and General Dealers in English German
and American Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, &c. &c.
CHARLES OSBORN
II TN ecs CHARLES 9. LITTLE.
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DIED, in this city on the Sih inst. Miss SUSAN
Ft,,Lr,a-, daughter of Mr.. Andrew F.nloy, a" the
2Sth year OF her nge.
Her disease was consumption, and her last i'll
of about four mon Tbs Duration. IL not
until within five or SIX weeks Of her cath that
her irIenCs gave up all hope ot hep recovery -
Then it was evident that she had not deferred
her most important work preparation for death,
until her last hours. When in health. and with
ordinary prospect for long life she had dsvo-
ted herself to the services of God - made pub
Tic profession Of tho religion Of Jesus ChrIst aud
united with the Presby terian Caurch. Fer
eral wears before she yentured TO entertain or
express hope, she was under deep conviction.
and manifested great concern Tor the salvation OF
her soul. DOring which time IL has been remark.
ed by those who then knew her, that she uniform
" avoided far possible, such company aud
places ct amusement as were calculated II re-
move serious Impressions Although the God OF
grace appeared for her dellverance and having
brought her through this season Of darkness and
distress; put her in possession Of good hope
through faith ia Christ, which checred her through
the remaining days OF her life, and nbundantiv
supported her IN Tho hour Of death. As chris
tan she was Uniform and exemplary. Her pIoty
unassumna and sincere. When IN health
she always found ia her place in the church
the prayer meetng-the Sabbat h schouI-the
bible class. During her last illness she mn nifes
ted the most entire submission To the ~lli of Prov
ldence. She expressed no wish 10 be spared and
restored 10 neattn only as u fngnl De Of Tie go-
Of God "havirg desire TO depart and TO be
with Christ, which Is far better"
Then why lament aud weep for her
Whose ppy spirit in Heaven'
Sn. minsle. with souls redeemed.
Far, far removed from mortal
Omay all with her be ble.t,
And dwell externally w it'll Christ" T. w.
DIED,--Oo the llrh inst. in the vicinity Of
tins place. JACOB BRowS. aged 81 wears
MIR Brown this state from Chester
county Pennsv ivauIa about SIX since. lie
eriove 10 a Ugh degree the confidence nd friend
ship Of his neIghbors, and VS.. by all acquainted
with him. regarded as ono of Gods noblest work
honest and upright man. His funeral was
attended by n large concourse of friends and rel!
atiye.; but they have the happy reflection thar
i bis pas, HE is earnest Of bissful immortal,
4 Ity.
/ DIED,-On Friday, the 9th inst. at tho resi-
dence of his father Washington, MILTON
ALBERTsoS, aged abou, 20 years.
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finally, Just before he was 70 leave Washington
to meet Governor Porter al Reading, on the 4 h
Of July, by some means or other induced the Au>
dlior 10 allow the account hich was irnmeda tel y
paid. Capt. Buckner, on the same day the ac-
count dIlotced, and before tho requisi,ion for
the money made out. lent TO Col. Johnson
SIS 900 Of the money. THIS had not been paid
in March ISL. QIere. Has the 900 ever
been repaid, or viii il ever be
ID Quere. Did not Col. Johnson tell the Au-
dltor no would not leave Washington Ito 60 to
Readlng according to appon menO unless tho 9
count was allowed md paidP and was il not al
lowed aud paid Immediately after this assertion :
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State of Indiana, jag County, to ait

State of iadianG, jag County. to 1ga-
Jay Probate Court, Ter.I of August, 1919.
Pneae \. Chandler, widow OF Goldsmith ! Petition f1r
Chandler, deceased, vs. Special
JOHN & Caanier, Benjamin. L. Chandler, Assignment
Be sjan,in f. Davis, 4 Iuth Jane DAVIS, Of
and Amanda Ann Ne"Port Heirs Of sad DJ~et.
(foi3smith
rENHE above named heirs hereby Informed
4 the 30sa day Jaae 1919 tha se.- Pneae y Chan
er, 6ef her 0eison sass t7srt. etaci aa5
PRAYER obtain oEaeg sHeryat
Dover OF sail Pesae Caa5#'er, tive widow
Goldsmith Chandler, tsceased in the following Real
Estate so-wit Iao azf quarter
ton &C. township range s. the quarter
and olth-ea quarter esoa 2, township b. nnna of
?, half qIafter of session 49,
township y, range II the soest GuoFtsr
and nortYe-t quarter ct section Is. township
%, range - north half
quarter OF % township ~ # H.
half bali a quarter
= township D. naia II range u, south
quarter Of section 81, t1va'aP p, of range H.
east SO. Lots c, aH5 10 in block No t. ana lots =
and } IN oork M 3 town Of Cantea The fol-
nor,h-pest corner Lot No l. ia No l, Csndeu
thence north rods l3s; IL rode ;
taen~e south rods; tlence II rods ginning
Also the fol3 ns tract, (wjt5 exeeptoDs osit B.gu-
mag at the norh-r quarter
81 township ~ norta ~
zion and ~ jlnast Whence chains al3
- inks: thence 20 - links: north
30 links beg nninE-on which situated Tan
Yard and .Ha7sfion House.
PHEBE y CHANDLER, Widow,
By \. HAwkfNs beE Asty.
Attest: C H4NxA. Clerk J p {
July l. I843 (Pr'.fee S4-paid So % 30
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Trustees Notice.

TESiE undeFs<nst, having accepted cssi Of trust
eeIsed 10 by AchiBe. " IHsrns, the benefit Of
his creditors, hersby give .ocs a. psrsas iass0ted
him to call an settlo the saae and those having
claims present them in dua seasos
f0Ra[S~ON.}
G. >!IEARoN, TTtutr.s
tn l2sh 1913. % .3w
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RELIGIOUS There " iii be Protracted meeting
held bv the Cumberland PrssbvferIans. in the
Warner Building. embracing the 3th Sabbath OF
this inst Preaching to commence on Friday
night before.
Richmond jelly 10. 1913.
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RICHMOND WoOLLEk FACTORY.

VTNIE subscriber having commenced the manufacturing
the above mentioned place. ne - 7repsi:-
n receive wool TO manufacture INTO CLOTH. FLAS
SFIS BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS. e.
ther by ward the shares terms suited % the
times He also hand good assortment OF the an
named goods, which willing exchange tor W. ."
other produce. He viii also Card Wool I'll ana LES
Cloth viii favor him win taeir CUSTOM n Hie
customary prices. AMI hopes that by strict attention % ~
"ess :" 60 IEyISUS KING.
Richmond, A.trl p. l545. 1i-a
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akN~-'& - a-N@ -
embracing almost every article the line ii sac
made np inspection and direction, and
superior purchased the sac shoss, he
feels full Offering them the public.
His low wholesale retail, and hs
specially invites hs aenton Of merchants. his stock,
his long experience III business and arrangements III the
East, NJ" enable him supply hsm, low esso-
isnnent ia the Wes, Country produce will be taken IN
exchange articles IN bis line lie also has hand aad
rs~ rttf
HATS. Sc. &c.
LUKE IEA6,J L.
Rjchmonl, July. SIN, 1918. o. ga
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Messfs, Editors. VII YOU please announce in
your next paper, JEREMIAH l.. MEEK. a
candidate for Assessor Mr.. Meek IS Of our
oldest and most substantial citizens and has fer
number Of years assessed the taxes IN several OF
the townships q thls county aud has always given
entire satisfaction. lie IS well acquainted with
the value Of our farms, snd would, If elected, 90
justice TO all
MAHY FARMERS.
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CASH FOR WOOL.

FINiE highest market price wG - Paji IA Cash ff
4 eyery dasctlptja Of WOOL taEGrsre5 03r store,
s, si.!e OF Maia street., CIneignaIl. ta5o.
MULLER = McCULIoJCH
Ja,y :, 1919. G7z- s. 47-2u
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MARRIED,-On Thursday evening las, by the
Mayor, Mr. JAMES VI. PERKINS, TO Miss MARGA-
RET w. PAGE, Of this city,
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DIED Blue and Black writing Ink Ink .and pen.
a. - RICHMOND BOOK STORE
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ths lower end Of the limo this canal is tapped By
a Branch % miles long that runs directly into the
city of Cincinnati. Tho of this main line
of 70 miles viii be about million and half Of
Dollars and this The Company gets fer about
100000, being only abau, half what Ohio and
Cincinnati pays for their Branch; the State hav-
ing expended abou, Sl,loo,o0o, or about three
fourlhs OF the entire cost and gwen II up TO the
company in consideration that they complete the
work.
Bu, | need not bring These facts in review be-
fore the Company. They know them all ell
as ! 90 These facts, however together with
those others suggested have brought my mind TO
the conclusion that the true policy IS to postpone
the negotiation Of q loan until The lst Of March
next at least. Let the water IN and Boats be
running 10 Laurel as soon pr.ctIce5le, 50 a to
catch The fall trade if poss Bile; move on steadily
and firmly up towards the next Feeder above that
which with It's present advanced state and active
progress " I'll also soon be brought into use, al q
light outlay, and then if not sooner upon their
paper Otherwise the Company can com
mand abundant means upon The most favorable
terms.
All of which is respectfully submitted
DANIEL HAWKINS
The Report having been heard and cped,
We are Informed that order was made to
cure the immediate services Of a distinguished
capitalist and fnancler to ascertain upon what
terms loan Of not exceeding 500 900, upon
The determination Of the company IS TO firmly
and resoufely prosecute their enteTprize to com
plet'on, and be prepared for any emergency when
II may arise.
REMARKARLE.- Never, says the United States
u zette, since the organization of tho Gov ern~
ment, has the administration presented such a
rema rkable aspect 3 il does at present.
General Harrison died, and Mr.. Tyler left the
duties Of Vice President TO become the Ac;ing
President.
Mr. Southland, who succeeded Mr. Tyler in his
ex- otlicio duties IN the Senate, died, and Mr.
Maognm elected to 10 his place.
Mr.. Webster resigned, and Mr.. Legare
appointed IN his place acting Secretary of State
Mr.. Legare died. and IT sud, Mr. Upshur is
to he IN his place. acting Secretary Of State. o.
The death of Mr. Legare leaves entirely va
can't the office Of Attorney General.
The Pres idency. the Wee Presidency, and the
Department Of State, having acting incunbents,
and the Attorney Generalship IS entirely vacant.
FATHER MATHEW The National Intelligent
cor contains letter, from this apostle oE Tenn
Pcperance, dated Cork juno Isl, 10 the Score
tnry Of tho Total Absiinance Society Of Wash
'ngton, in which he states that he canuo, visit
this country before next spring,
RoAsTINc,-O Wednesday the 2ls. Inst the
thermon"t ter stood l06 IN the shade AZ DtnvrIie
Vermont. They have to provide long thermom-
eters up in those hot and cold regions.
Mayor, Mr.. JAMES NJ. PERKINS, TO Miss MARoA-
RET w. PAGE, Of this city.
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RoAsTING,-On Wednes day the 2ls. inst The
thermone ter stood 100 in the shade AZ DtnvrIie
Vermont. They have to provide long thermom-
eters uP IN those hot and cold regions.
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.l List Oh ,E,sECHISa

~ IlSE Oh A-AlSI-AX 50
EAAINIAts il The POST Once Richmond, Ind
t4ks' oot before the 1t 0h mo, (0et) 1913, Will b.
s'A' j" ne General losi Once oFAD LETTERS.
Aoeh }. l. Lewis EsQr.
Aiberson Eli Ifmbackcr IT
Alberlsun Mr. Lamb phipna
bauer deorge Lewis Nathaniel
Bass Mrs T. Lawson John l..
bfa1AufY homas Norman Henry >
Ba;teTsby Albert Moore Jno. 4
Boyd ID. K. Mills Isaac
Bell Henry MorEoss James Jr.
B4bcock Miss Julia ApnMorris 5. c.
Bunk John Miller Mary
Barns Sarah Messck David
Beard VIM. Moore Mss Lear
Beeson Sophronia Administrator of An
Blrker Francis NJ. thony Mourby
BAN John Masby Miss Vfginis c.
Crew Henry /. J.Maginnus
Cothbertson Miss Ann EMcCoy ID.
Casey Neins Mckee Reuben
Conner Amos MCKEE Hugh G
Cammack William Newport David
Clerk Daniel Noelng WIN. GERMANY
Cookie George Old NJ. p.
Carver Justus NJ Pile Mss Charlotte
Cole Joseph Pace William
Crew * Cook Peck VIM A.
Gait Thomas Parsons Witiam
Dickinson Isauc Prentice William +.
Dluman Mary Anu Ross Isaac
Owen Thomas Roney James
DeHckson Mary Ann Roberts Isaac
Dickinson Solomon Red Daniel
Fry Amos Reading James
FoGle Jacob Reeves John
Fleming Samuel Rosenbaam * Wander.
Fuller Juda Ann went
Graham Mr. Smth Orien
Groer Caldwell Smith John
Greer VIM. SHrdayont Charles
Gotdon Larbjn Taylor James III.
Harmon William Ihomas Addison
Holmes VIM. II. Thompson Mary
Harris Nathan Thompson James
IIlnt Smith Uuderw God Lewis
HAMS Mr.. WATSON Esther
Harvey Charles Wright E0oa B.
Jones Humphrey WoodruH Israel
Jones Nancy WATSON James
James 7. NJ Wood Banpmiu
Jones I. T.. Ward DANIEL
X tuG James Ward Nj J
kitsernau ID ,uie Ii Williamson Joseph
Lewis Nathan Ward Robert
Ljps Jose IN fancey Walter.
nt7-Pefsans calling for of the abovs Letters, VIII
g'eH=e reufai Ia that they 'ajNertlsed.'
- 80 ACHILLES WILLIAMS, p. NJ
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WHITE WATER VALLEY CANAL.

At meeting Of che White Water Valley Ca
nal Company on Monday last Col. Hankins pre-
scented The following Report, which we lay before
our readers:
The undersigned being about 20 mike his ac-
cust0mcd annual visit to the Eastern Cities IN
pros ecution Of his own business. requested
and authorized hv the White Water Valley Ca
nal Company 10 ascertain tho prospect and pro
priety Of their making loan Of money in aid Of
the completion Of their cenal and having gone,
attended to that matter, and reformed, he no"
submits tie following
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

FATHER MATHEW The National Tntcliigen
cor contains letter, from this apostle oF Tenn
peperance, dated Cork juno lsi,,' TO the Score
tary Of tho Total Abstinence Society Of Wash
'ngton, in which he states that he cannot visit
this country before next spring,
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Fact by the ThimbIe fuiI-or homeopathic poses
for Coustipated Locos.
NUMBER |.

NCNiBER !.
ReInorul ofiie CIocldr lad igns.--Iu 1888 the
Government entered INTO contract with SIMON
B,ckner to remove the Choctaw Indians by
steamboats, from Memphis Tenn. to Fort Catfee.
Arkansas. lie removed 300I Indians and their
baggage, Tor " hlch he WAS paid the sum of $685.
5tI 50.
The Committee on Public Expenditures Of the
House OF Representatives. Of the last Congress,
took IL their heads tn look into and investigate
this matter. and IN their report, made hv Mr., ) IL
art of Illinois (see House Report NJ 10 1, ri Sess-
ion 9Th Cengress) show very clearly that the
same Indians might have been removed at
penso not exceeding $4,000. whereby tn ere
would have been saving of SSi5 Ii 60.
Bat IN addition TO the amount paId Captain
But kner. he claimed the additional sum of S37
749 for Indians belonging to the tribe who old
not choose 10 60 in his boats, and with whom he
had nothing to do. they having como by land on
their own horses, and been fed by the United
States.
This claim was for long time rejected hv ,hr
accounting officers of the govern nent- Capt
Bncknsr in 1910, got Col r. NJ. Johnson. iher
Vice President 10 assist him IN getting his clalu
allowed. Col. Johnson urged 1t very hard, nm
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IL admitted by al who have used them, (and
Its hiS nu.llhtl DIR. Peters Vegetable Pills are
To most finuvlllul madeleine ever discovered 10y
To tnyaa lity OF ,npn. They are sovereign
UItn for the following complaints y GLOW ana
bilious fevers fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group,
irGr cGnpainl SICK headache, Jaundce, aSthmi'
dropsy, rhrqnltis!n. enlargement OF the Spienh,
elles cholic female distractions, heartburn, iur-
red tourlc nais,a dlslcnson OF the stomach q
bowels, imcip,ant dilrruirl, ilatulency, hahtt"aI
aostiy lasa loss OF appetite, blolchsd or sllIOw
comp!cXon and all cases OF torpor OF the Dow
els. vince cllhl.tic or an aperient Is needed
They are exceedingly mild III their operation,
producing neither nausea, gripping " Iobil'ty'
d.. j. q. Snlh, Of HoodstocH, Va, -
tsTaav are i better n.l than | can make" lie
recommend, their usc.
The aren't at Stralshurrh Va. says he sup
plies families for 30 miles around with Peter
Pills, and they perform such remarkable cures
thlt they are preferred to every other medicine.
aIrs 4 " ui, Of New York, was troubled with
dyspepsia pnl liver bompInnt for ID ycnrs. BY
rising those Pills Il short time She was completely
curnd.
81 Clark was afflicted with irrcguipritiosand
obstruction, attended with most distressing SYM
toms. She WIS cured by using DR. Peters Pills
IIJH l. D Davis WIS afflicted with rheumatism
50 rs 10 30 unable to dress himself. Three boxes
ofp,'rr- Pills cured him.
Bat why mnlliply testimonials We say t.
att tr. d. Peters Vegetable Pills, and we WI
gurrmt:c That afterwards you will use them II
prrGmcncn to all others
pRiFClP AL OFFICE, No. 90 North SNl!
stree Philadelphia.
For sale At lh" Inlininc aud paint store o
d. CuAELu, W. PAnKEE, general agent
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- SOMETHING NEW. 'rfz
w Beauty ard e.
= =. Economy. q

But little more than three months have eaps-
ed since the subscriber submitted Tor The lnSpec-
ton Of the pnhIIo ms superior hne foR HATS,
at the low price OF 81, 20, equal III All respect,
to the most costly, cana with winch he chailcn-
gtsa compnr'S'h) ana IN ,l's snort period OF time
he has more lnah re"lscd ms mo ., sangulhe cN-
pcctat'ons. lie would therefore take TINS oppor-
umlty OF lnhAlhg ms gf''th'i acknowledgements
10 discerning pubic ana a'so Of expressing hIS
gratitude I" nus t"rhrr ,fiehaS ana patrons vino
have 50 generally called on hm since his re-es-
enlistment IA DuS'neSS--"S II Is proof that he
has h'rr'o'"rr gwen saliSl"'u"h. lie Wall now
use every tNt'u"h not only TO please the iancy'
pMi to i9EH.1 ,"T nrsr rr,rrr INN, Crrv
tir'Nl - ",I ',t', l'I' ~ i't, va /
ms e .,,l;ari,, ,',,,I, ~"
no" i 49," l,s nr,.os tI, '"s.,
'G, VI y lucy .ii' ~
J a ,S !" the old crnj sya'" " s'','n
49,. Ut. ,,l o,,r,,,,r,,,t oy,o,,a. t. ,.,
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Efesscac Gifi=p2iS!

E'e!sCac Gifi= P2ls!
WE
arc bound TO
believe it from the very
circumstance, that all who take
Dir. SwAYNE's Compound Syrup of wild
Cherry, do say, that it far cNccls all other Nc
djrincs, for Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood. tick
ling or rising sensation in the throat, hronchitic,
whooping courh, Asthma, week.-mrs." of
the nervous system, or impaired
constitution, from any CauSe,
and To prevent persons
from falling inoa
Decline this me-
diciuc has no
equal.
IN districts whore Calomnl and Qnnno las
been too freely used in h,ious c"nrtdiIrs Sc,
DR.. Swavnc's Compound syrup of V lid cherry,
will prcvnnte their evil effects "a the s,s'cIu 4
act IS strengthening Alternative and improve
the Bilious functions.
ChuTION.-Nil preparations from this WI
liable tree, except ti.r original Ducr Swaync'
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. are fictitious
and counterfeit Prepared only by Doct. Swayncs
No 81 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
CAUTION.
As all m"licics which become very popular
Ike that of DR. Srdmey ChmpouHd Swup Of
VIA Charru, a,tcnp,s To Initiate or Counterfeit
in some way. are very frequently rcsorcd to
Therefore il is thought b ST to put the public on
their guard against imposition. In the course
Of only two or three years after this most dcscr-
vcdly popular remedy had introduced itself into
the sick chamber and its fame become widely
known, up springs - rral others into the market
and with view To rive currency To their new
inventions, they take the name of IiW Ch11V
10 add to their patched Up noStrums Thinking 10
borrow reputation from that already established
and to help ont still further with the scheme Of
deception, by one of the vendors the name of Dr..
JriStar is attached making it appear that this pop
ular and hghly respected Physician was the
author of Tins PREPARATION: such is not the fact
Another individual comes out with what he calls
the SmWg Of Wild Cherry, clinGjng still closer
to the ginal name, that individuals might even
be deceived, when they went 60 purchase, if the
urine Of DR. SwAYNE was not always kept in
view. Those who apply for these latter day prep
aratons OF Wild Cherry, let me tell them, are
tampcrng with their constitutions, and taking
drauglts from the hands OF me Xpercnce which
they would have to repent, on some future day.
had not put them on their guard.
$LpDR. SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup of
Wild Chrrcy is put up in square bottles, contain
lug about eight ounces with CDR Slrdgne'S Cont
pound Syrup Of VIA CHERRY" blown in the glass
covered with blue wrapper, over winch is Il yell
low label with his written signature, the coun-
tcrleitrng Of which will no punished as forgery.
Sold by DIR II ii MITCHELL Elkton Md.
July 22nd ls43.
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ST A N b L r Ms
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
p | l. l. $

C0WPOSCN ChNC7y TfoM
TEGEIaBLE EXTRACTS,
Dcricrd from the mos ca7ued safe, and
efficient pnrgatire and alcra'ire
Boots and Plants TO be found
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DIR. MERRICK S
YER MlFUGE.
MONG Die numerous artieles offere

A MONG the numerous articles ottere
IN the public as remedies for worms,
have proved pre-eminently successful
MERRlCK'S IERMIFl GE. This Medi
Is not only safe and positive cure for worm
but is pleasant to the taste, that it may be
given to the most delicate children without in
convenience For want of timely relief, thou
sands ofchildren are yearly carried to an untime-
ly grave by these pests to juvenile health and
happiness. The unexampled popularity, the in
creased demand, and the spontaneous applause
and testimonials of hundreds that have used tins
Medicine, prove it one of the most useful COM
pounds ofthe present day. Price 81 l-2 cts per
bottle.
For sale in Elkton at Dr. PARkER'S Med
clnes and paint store. Dec. l1thIS42