davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17
Edgeheld Court House, 8. G., July II. fs44.

mated with the Clay Of Kentucky. Poll
aud Dallas ~,
ByJ. J. Sen,ell: T.ras !, May she b.
speedily annexed 10 the United States
though it should cost the blood of many I
brave man.
BY Hiram Adams: f. W. PickenS
CaroIina's tried son. Shall we deser
him now he is willing to serve US as State
Senator? No! no! Hamburg nolwilh
standing, and all The wit of lis Editor.
Bv A. p Kinnaird: The Members o.
Congress IN reiunding The fine imposed on
Gen. Jackson by Judge Hall, did honor 10
themselves aQd 10 the name of free;nen.
ByS. W. Nicholson: Hon f. ". Pick
ems: The ardeut aud inhexible supporter
of his country aud her interest. His idel-
iIy as public man commends him TO The
enthusiastic support ef The voters Of Edge.
field.
BY an Alabamian-Dr D. w. Marsh
The distinguished patriots aud statesmen
of South Carolina. AMONGST whom may
be included Mr.. Pickens, whose fame has
gone forth in her sister States ol the South
as heing warm and able defender Of our
peculiar institutions, against the illiberal
and Unconstitutional aggressions of the
North. May the affections aud support
Of her citizend act as cord to fix perrna-
uenily The aureis he has so hio1orably
won, and which may Justly constitute no
Tneonsiderable bousl Of Edae6eld.
BY Col. Bauskeu: The Turifof Pro-
lection for AZ: A perfdious violation of
he sulemufy plighled faith TO the compro-
mise act Of '33. South Carolina having
pledged herself in December AZ moi TO
abide il, it is now time 10 calculate the
value of that pledge, and The mode aud
manner of redeeming it.
By. B. holmes THE President Of the
e. States BY endeavoring with com
mendable zeal to put an end to the barber
Gus and predatory warfare wased by
Mexico on Texas, aud his efforts TO unite
The latter with our own country, he has
consulted The common iuteres, OF human.
iry, and tue welfare aud security of The q
States.
By Thomas B. Harvey: 7Ns Gimblet
nef % HdWoHTS IL lney are 10 RUE ihe
farmers Of old Edge6eld, we want 10
know it. The ballot box will show there
is no division here.
BY Col John A: Strolher: Hurrab for
"Saluda. j" Justice" Perseverance" and
"Liberty."> Go ahead for Division, AN.
uexa,iun. Free Trade and Saifur' s'Rishts.
By Cap!. John R. Viewer Hon. A. p.
Butler: One of the riches, gems Of the
Palmetto Slate, aud fit subject for The q.
S. Senate. /. /,
by Guest: The Recent Disunion of
The Methodist Church-An act which
seemed uuavoidable on the part Of the
South. But let the cause aud the line of
separation be a deep and solemn warning
to other associations posse5siuS similar
elements Of dissolution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17
America. I love thee still
A.FAMILY.'

+.
saw Content, tue olhef aay,
Sitby her spinning wheel
VI "heat anu inoiah t'ea'.
Health, also, at q table sat, - $
Dining upon ham; .
A cabbage and clam. -
if1'' - 80 s.i''.
Wealth aten,hroned 'npon green
And fragrant load Of hay; -. r
Behjal the cart 10 play .-is ea
.m, e.ssI. h5.5. ,.gz..
Delight was chasing butterflies.
With Laughter and willl Joy; !.
Upon The sweet employ.
Beauty was watering flowers
Reside the cottage door; )
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17
Aostit Geefss :
ANERiCA, 1 LOVE THEE STILL.

AMERICA, | LOVE THEE STILL.
America, love thee stiIl,
There's glory in thy name.
There s'brigh,ne+sfheenrimg syom thy birth
Aud honor from thy fame.
There's beaut, in she naked soil,
Bespeaiaag smIlesni.love,
Thy rocks and blooming wiids proclaim
Protection from above.
America, love thee still
Beneath thy valleys rest
The pilgrims of tSfant's power,
Bright emalems III the blest;
And rouad them clothed in silence, lie
The moulderiis pasriot's fame.
Embalm'd in sacred ihemory's fire
Immortal honGrs Claim.
America, I love the still,
Though traitors dare disown
Thy holy righrsand ornaments,
Endeared 10 freedoms home;
Though misty clouds o'etspread the light,
And fears ,ogelher blend,
Hopes cheeting rays forstell thy pride
'Of glory 10 ascend.
America, love the still
Thou art my native land
Thy Joy; SO pure, can ne'er be found
Upon foreign strand.
Though pleasnte'spath, and fortusie's smiles
In other clfmes seem fair,
The brightest Of their hopes and joys,
Cannot with thine compare.
America, love thee still
Resplendant glores gleau
Through all thy deeds. Thy sacred lights
Shall ever be my theme. y,
Pure from the REALMS Of victory's sky,
The crown was given to thee 81. IL
Mid starry lights. eternal stands. .r
The star Of Liberty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17

But. best Of all it was TO find,
That Love, the day before.
The fopling Dress hud kicked behind,
And tossed him out Of doors.
And now, kind reader, ifyou choose
This family TO know,
A farmers here III INTRODUCED
4 .hundred gears ago."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,

NAV a universal ped,ene for there scarcely
distraction of the and func tons
machine which they will not alleviate
when ADMINISTERED the early stages of jes,on
The stomach bowels they speedily relax ogsns
reduce the attendant and The sufferer 60 health
Containng irritating drastic substances. their exhibit
lion never followed nv thar nostra,ion Of the bodily now
which the of other eathar
and they be administered without the slightest
Of producing the local inflammation frequently
ed by the purcen sended BY he quaeks AM
chaGiatans OF the day.
In almos, all stages Or disease PETERS VEGETA
BILE PILLS will be found beneficial effect, hus they
should always TO resorted when the first makes
il, appearance The conquest Of the complaint will the"
he easy, and immediate Ia bilious disorders, remitnn
fever. dyspepsia, dsentary. cholera eho.
diarrehoa, dopsy, or feed enlargement Of
the spleen, SICK head ache. all complaints growing out OF
imperfect rapid dgeston topper OF the bowels e-
male distractions. habtnal eosvonesS, and all other dis
in which purga,ve medicine IS proper. PETER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS will be found unrvaed in the
speed. certainty and senilencss of their operation.
II asked upon what p'ne'pe 'asss enssa1tanay e.
BILE PILL acts PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
by purifying the chye and other fluids OF which blood Is
composed. Chyle milky fluid deposited b., the diges
ted matter the Of tho nestnes, and which when
combined with the hillary secreton conveyed into tho
VEINS and becomes the principle Of hfe his medicine
drecy upon the chye, from which it cNpels all acnf
particles, and all humors detrimental healthy ecun
1t clcanses lnces fluids before the chemc
change place, which them for the immediate pur
poses OF vitality TINS IS beginning. To cmb"e tho
streams life with health, necessary purify
SIh is radical mode which this meiiaine PEI
forms it4 cures Testnon,as which woul. fill volumes
(many them from high scientific authority vouch
and used the Practice OF the FIRST physicians
i here, and abroad.
In the enfy months Of Spring, when the animal aud veg
eabo worlds alike influenced by the change of season,
apcrient especially beneficial. One dose
lEILR = vegetable ILl- taken TINS season. q
hundreds dollars Doctors bills during approach
Ing heats BE wise in time "Proserve ani
regulate notr that may not have 10 contend with
. disease II It's est hereafter.
Are Subject 10 pam the stomach, or bowels af,cr
eating, accompanied by depression OF spirits, and indIs
ition employment OF body mindshootng
pains in tho back and in the region OF
tho liz and kidneys-coll fee-faintncss and trembling
after short havc OF tho
+ which denote arrangement OF the digestive
functions nd consequently 81 the
bIoot If and value henth ,ako Peters Ncze,n-
be Pills. and the of that aluatle
! blessing
For salc BY tho following agents III ,.is city.
nNJ-B. Btghtsell. X. Dugiae and D. +. Hoo-
tvaV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
FLIGHT OF TINE.

he following lines. the fight of Time, full of II
poetic beauty
Time speeds away-away-away;
Another hour-another day
Another month-another year
Drop from Ike The eafe,s scar;
Drop like the life blood from hearts;
The rose- bloom from the check departs;
The tresses from the temples fall,
The eyes grow dim and strange TO all.
Time sPeeds away--awny-h~ay;
Like torrents in a stormy day:
III underminss the stately tower,
Uproots tho tree, and snaps tho flower:
And sweeps from distracted breast
The friends that lov'd, tho fsiends that blessed
And leaves US weeping on the shore,
To which they can return no more.
Time speeds away-away--
No eaglo through tho skies of day;
No wind along the hills can fee,
So swiftly smooth as no.
Like fiery steed--from stage to stage
lilo bears US on-from youth TO age,
Then pungcs in tho fea rless sea
OF fathomIess Eternity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
* 4 3 ! 3 q
Peace for. the .NOtHer:
orIRT AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

II is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children IN tho
United States die from teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage Of the Teeth through tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation IN the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell, the secre ton of saliva 10 increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits of crying, watching, starting in the
sleep, and spasms OF peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
feviated, spasmodic commissions UNIVERSAL
w supervene, and soon cause the dlssolu-
ton of the infant. This intallible remedy
has preserved thousands of children when
thought past recovery, from commissions.
AS soon as the NOriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child viii recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, so ctfica-
cious, and SO pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let it's gums be rubbed with 1t.
When infants are 1.-THE age OF four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, TO
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy IN the nursery where
there are young children; for if a child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
It Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Feyers, &c.
sale a, the RICHMOND BOOK STCRE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
II tx f. II a II Il n ID U NJ
- PRINTED .xD PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, z,
D.. HOLLOWAY Il. w. DAVIS,
1T the Sot-ea,f coruer Of .h4in aud Front streets,
Rfchuaad, HaLrle county, Indiana.
FERNS Of Advertising. --OxE DoLLAR per squire f

FERNS of AiveTti>ing-- DOLLAR per square ia'
three Insertions aud Ts E>rY-FWE GEMS Tor each adj
ditonal erouTES LINES, or the space occupied ~
259 en counted nothing counted les- thah
al over square, and less an
half 10 counted squire and hd.-fer s4uare toI
three mcrtrs TKaEk poIL,Ks; for months SIX Dol
LARS, IkS Dollars per rnnun two mares FIFTEEN
DoI.I FIFTY CENTS annum; three squares
TwENTt DoLLARs per annrU. Merchants. Drugsists,
AMI Others, advertising by the year. Vii 10 charged tor
column 1000 600 un for threeouTths
OF column, so 90; for half column, S3o,oo; for a
quarter column, SIS, 00A aedIetIoa OF 20 sent
WILL made advertisements longer Than quarter "
column, inserted by the half year year. and not
altered Chancey notices and petitions fo divorces must
be paid invariably i'll advance Advertisements coming
abroad be accompanied with the cash, Inle IS
ordered for piblication by a brother publisher.
n B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
unless the option OF the publishers or by previous
engagement publishers and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
For the Richmond Palladium.
AN APPEAL TO FATHERS.

Its you, fathers, tina, appeal; you who hold,
ought hold "tho that guide ,he mush mouths OF
the healsong YOUTH for, to you, and TO only 10
dsegaed that authority, (pfemising that the mother has
already done what she could, whch having rs root IN
the dsneresed affections of the human heart should
be wholly suspended but the vigans eye and ,he
should be observe those outlets and
inle,s those which custom has tolerated. and
ample thrown the way OF your who parade
midnight, scattering rebrands and spread
ing destruction wherever they go!
Who, when lie clothed IN silent and "the
walking her brightness, when the peaceful in
hahtaets reposing their pillows, and perhaps the
of me wasted and invalid just closed in that
sleep which has long been his eyeds, thee
they whose shout the approach OF the h's
Mob, which deprises him of its bamy influence
In this Of things time for TO DO aroused
of the danger which only offspring
exposed, (or whom you give aecount but the
muhity generally For the Boys, of the present time,
who. few succeeding years, shape the iacs and
the destinies of Society.
beseech you, then, consider moral resictto, the
life blood OF civil nstions and that Father who
enforce wholesome discipline, while his is
hi. minority, scarcely hope him
re
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
DOCT OR r 5 HIS
INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS
fresh supply Just received Psice l21 per Box
For Sale a, the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
DR. HARLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.
To THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH

hereby certify. that afflicted eight years win
seTeFe nervous disease. attended with
Breast SIDE and stomach loss Of appetite,
sickness and dizziness in the head. the
ter eang and other symptoms which
boecfs Tere weak and irreSI!ar- Having advce If
various ply sciaHs during this long period, much
medicine which Only produced temporary reisf In the
yesr 1893. often naah.e 10 leave my house. and be-
ing poor widow, dependent ny Iabop living
Obliged 70 II house 10 oN,ai, IL =,
length gave Up a. hepes Of recovery, ant 20 him
'shai created all things Ifo',unatey favore wiz;
n Eignsh street., when e family mr.
ofatle SITUATION, Immediately anpn3ed Tr farlirn
Compound >tfanEthea5ae ana 5eenan a-eren P,ia R,ra
they sEoCared fsE ne fdr sale a
EIeHNON D BOON ~TDRf
MAJ. :! l. >
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
RICHMOND W0OLLEA FACTORY.

ME Subscriber having commenced
'bHsness at the above mentioned place he prepai,-
ed 70 receive wool 20 manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NEhS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
Their by the yard the shares, suited
times. lie also has hand good assortment
named goods, which he is willing exchange for wool
other produce. lie Will also Ca Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth Tor hosc who Will favor BIN with custom,
customary prices and hopes that by strict attention bust
give general satisfaction.
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond. Nov. i, 1s43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12

VIE above plate fun description If tho
Ii NtrS. hc. in their heaity mud condition,
which TIC principal agent, respiration, and stu
ted III the chest II which they occupy nearly the whole
1hcy nuurbey, rght and tho
Other the left These organs Of n sof spuney
and composed of blood vessels and
ducts which communicate with Tho Trachen Tor
WinfpipeD and conveys lifa every par, II body
and the membranes TINT compose delicate,
that slight causes Will produce distractions tho
smaller air passages, aud impede the reputation hence
Cough inflammation Of tho mucas membrane of the BronehI
and Winf.ipe. hrarsen.ss' &C., mil finally snJecs the
and dangerous situation. and ultimately DIES of CON
SCWP1lON! Renders, you who afflicted with sho
h-i seeds OF his disease, Coughs and Cohs procure
Immediately
Dr. Duncdn's Erpectornne Remedy.
medicine for Colds. Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Bron
ch,'s, Difficulty OF Breathing. Asthma, Pain the SIDE,
Breast and Chest and all diseases Lungs,
vessels, and if the Lungs entirely
and infu-e vigor diseased
gan Reaf the many ,housand certificates of cures
the astonishing recommendation given by shoss
used this medicine and witnessed its up
on thousands whose ve had been despaised Call
Oh the agents and be satisfied Of ,s med
cine, before purchasing.
A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED,
For sale AT the BOOK STORE
Richmond Dec :, 1533. 44u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12

.nessrs Ed,tors:-W thin my circle Of friends this
city have recently noticed fondness for solving
Eastern Riddles not 10 DO old fashioned, must
say Enigmas Now, do not wish you OF
having friends who may be called sensible; but really
much good ssn-s either writing FINDING
OUT En1 mas. However, have myself up
standard good sense, waive my opinion, and of
following for the of any Of your
ders " may be professors Of Engma,o biography:
Holy Scrip and there adjective
Of quality; believe the only word the English
language of syllable in which and come togeth
sr-my 6, and 6 is emblem used by the and
order of Free Masons, keep continually
III mind that they iii the presence of God-my l.
=, t. and is The my = and 3-my !, and )
Is the to tho English people that the letter
the aneien, Roman people-my l, aud is a mineral
found large quantities III England-my 3, &, 1, AMI
mineral found in tho isle of Elbalny 3, and
chds of that pleasing
all girls when they asked
such am preceded by yIot-ny /,
4 is tina, which the Queen England printers
country ought have lined the first year
lives tlUIDAm.
Note-Our dsttI thinks that "Guidam"
article II which the Queen Eng nd
and of this country ought have lived frs;
ear 0 their lives.'' ED. PAL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
r o 4 T r Y.
Tn. following lines taken from new collection q
Hymss jus, published at Cincinnati:
HEN AM GONE!

he
ymas Jus, published at Cincinnati:
WHEN AM GONE!
TvsE-" Long, long ago"
Rnmsle the hills when in youth did stray,
When / am sono-when an gone.
Vis, tbs place where Of, me, TO play,
When am gone, am gone
] think of the parents who taught "s TO pray
Zach morning, 20. Father, protect Us to-day,
But .hed no, a ,ear 10, your friend far away,
When am gone, I arm gone!
Shed no, a tea, DER the place where l lie.
When am gons-when am gone
Let no, the slow tolling boil make you sgh,
When am gone, am gone.
We.e no. mo, though you kneei at my grave,
Jesus has died all the ia ,hful TO save,
Think Of tho crown tina, the ransom'd shall have,
When I am gone, I gone
Plan, ye tree that may over ne,
When arm gone-when l am gone.
Sing ye a song, il my grave ys should see,
When am gone. am gone.
Come, il may be, calm summer dry
Come when the sheds its last lingering ray
Come and rejoice that thus pass away.
When am gone, l am gone.
Plan, w a rose tina, shall bloom DER my bed,
Whom | gone-whsn l am gone,
Breathe not IA sigh for the blsst. early dead,
When am gone, l am gone:
Praise ye the Lord that Pm freed from all care
Servo 20 tho Lord that my bliss ye may share:
Look up on high and believe | am there,
When am gone-I am gone!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
From the knickeIbockor for January
w 1 N r e Il .

STERN tyrant Of tho year.
The ciicling hours bring thine ascendant day,
And hill and plain. sky, sea, and stream obey
Thy rule austere.
The con1us - m arch is thine
Each step thou mark st W trophies of decay,
And with the fair earth's runs thy proud way
Dost ,bickly line.
beautiful thy scowl of gloom;
And the soft gresn from and shrub doth pass,
And summers oeiic ito flowers and t"nkiing grass
Are spoiled of bloom.
Beneat thy chilling breath
The voiced brooks. that bounded ~ thoir way
Gleesoine and frisk, as children their play.
Lie stiff in death.
Thou speak'.,, and tho bli,ho hum
OF insect life, tho choral measures sung
by tuneful birds tho greenwood boughs among.
Are stricken dumb.
Esrth's sceptre thou dost bear:
And the white badge of servi,ude to thee
Each crested mount, low valley stream and tree
Submissive
Therefore, drsad power rejoice;
Bid tho .hriii winds pipe on, thy triumph high,
And oceans glad, aecordant waves reply
With thunder voice.
YET, deem not. potent One.
lhonsh SUBJECT earth lie PROSTATE at thy feet,
That, throned in universal empires seat,
Thou reisnst alone.
The noble Spiri,-wotld
No trophies of thy prowess yields I, thee.
No Haunting banner of thy sovereignty
Is there unfuried.
The gladstone streams of thought
Glides fcrtilizing on, unframed and tree,
And uacksiss bright toward Thoughts central
Needing thee nousht
The green growths Of The soil
Their fragrance bre 1.-THE, despite w stormy air.
And not ono delicate their blossoms wear
Owns thy control.
No winter blights and lours
Where solourneth the faithful spin, clear
Frutssc and bloom for 1t the ,eemns year
Conjointly showers.
Then hail, dread Power, TO thee.
lnten,ly gazing III thy rugged face,
Fen there, msth,nks, bsnignity l trace,
True kindness see.
Thou hid'st within
10 what. nrtouched Of time and change. doth live,
That, which no, outward thing. can over give.
Or from win.
One universal tomb
May close on all earth's glorious bright, and fair
Blu, to itself still true, the Soul shall wear
Unwi,Sering bloom. pa.
or ruY prnr --Fo. the follo,x;nx
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
PILLS
TRUTH HAS PREVAILED.

TT Ti.itS = table ri,is have year
fore the public During period they have ot,atnea
celebrity unparalleled the history Of Tire popular
medicines When preceded tsen cr have followed in their
track The happy combination # Nesetatle Ingredients
study nnt experiment., directed y long
pcyo~ e5ienoe in the p-oqecs II medical substances
,la IN taaa.g AMI raog.s pyramid
lItts walsh minister the suppor, ani
human body, and the organic oy which
th,se dlits prepared modihea AMI Distributed Tho
uiusap 81 ski, 1t patient eNPcmCn; has been mpiee
Throughout enc'h and BREATH Of car land III British
America. England the We. lnlae and nn The con,inen;
Furope. Peters vegetable Pills.
gratefully acknowledged They may he called the med
iciae par eref!ee Of the Soothcrn STATES Their
sumption the Potomac, enormous eo,,inu-
ally Increase No other PHI "goes down. there
usared with hired pafs home mapufac
! tnrei
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12
e I u u e ii -
An
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform public
that he mauuactrr order, all kinds
BLANK BOOKS, IN good style and of superior paper
He prepared furnish Coultv Clerks, Auditors,
Treasures with Books Of the latest ard improved
form, having recently received patterns from the AUDITOR
bl Books IN be re-bound, and all Kinds efIo-
ideals and ga bound in good syle
CASH they be done elsewhere. lie soc;ts
share Of patronage.
The BINDERY is in the Immediately the
Book Store {. =. PRESCOTT.
Richmond. Jan. l3th. lSl3 3iy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12

Since put before the public. mnny ""fhie :
preparations have forced into sale, which have ha
,hei, dav and ire now counted much trash Uhere-
a, n 4 Fahne,t3cks Jer,niee daily increasing an
eyR1r,tv o,rirl north III has only 10 %
according directions. AMI If worms exist 'ey
vIl certainly he exree. from tho The price lie
only bottle which brings il ithin the means q
all Be sure 10 get b. "A. FGnestocks ernslfuge an a
void all which said To bc ms good, Us mono
OF them hav the virtues of the genuine crtlc!c.
The genuine "Fatnestocks ermlt4se'' IS for sale y
% ;-h,noe3 Only a, tho BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12

I.THAVE YOU HEARD of Dr. Sterling's uonderf4
Strengthening Paste, Its fame RAPIDLY increasing
throus the whole United No article
equalied it. Do no, fail immediate Of
hcacy
frlt is recommended for removing pans from any part
of the system Weakness the Back, Brent, SIDE
TOR Burns. Spra,;, Rhena1t,st and Gout-for Cor7,,
bf1nlnafron &c And (can you believe it y the price
only ia cent? The poorest country need
longer drag exs,euce, racke i. griev-
PAIN.
Remember the ptiec--only l2i cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-12

TIE heart ,ha, oses good dnns is heart tia, ru love.