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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

Governor Dou.-This Mob Martyr is still in prison
IN Rh,de Island paving the penalty of his reasonable
siienpi 10 subver the legally established government
Of that State distinctly refusing 10 unite with his faith
er, mother other and friends in petition for his
release and pely ng future eay 10 he STATE. by which
his prison doors he well knows, would be opened He
will ACT differently after the present election is over
when, his Sympaihzers, having no farther capital TO
make ou, OF his imprisonment. will cease 10 the
public ear with Their whining appeals 10 the condo
lence of the community. That his imprisonment is just
no right judging man can for moment douot. Even
in Europe it is referred of The few evidences fur
nished in receai history Of the triumph Of Law
Anarchy. II he now released Internationally, as
he and his friends insist that he ought to be, the posi-
ton OF things would be reversed aud Anarchy pesoni
fled in him, would be completely triumphant. Blu, there
need be apprehension of that. Never, feel
red, will he be liberated, until he humilates himself IL
the necessities Of his position, and gives assurance that
he will not Ian attempt TO overthrow the government
under which he lives by force of arms In other times
he would have been beheaded shot; and he owes it
to the benign spirit OF the age and especially to the
mdness OF our laws that imprisonment substituted
for DEATH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

In the recent procession in the city Of New York,
banners carried hlch enraz ,aed m III toes
we'll calculated 10 iuhane the native citizens aud To |. ad
riot AL pl,1l.hel. Tn figs Of the French Dutch 4
Every other nation 1--WE learn from the Expess) were
displayed, # ty had been treadng their native
sMl instead Of tia, OF the land of their adoption, in
which, having renounced their former allegiance they
claim cllIz 'lship. On one Of the banners was in
a,Scribed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

Polk and Uetster In lately printed biography of
James X Polk, i. is gravey asserted that that gentle
man "fr superior Mr.. Webster IN all that charac
tcrzes the American sta,esman.".! What NEXT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

o. The Richmond Enquirer permits one Of its cor
respondents t, speak of Senator Rlves SILLY Bllyn
THIS from lecturer Decency and Dignity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
Great decline in Dry Goods.
SECOND SUPPLY, nov. IL, lo44.

mo. }. PURVIS infrms all his friends in iown and
~ esnnry that lie has Just received another supply Of
Dry Goods. Groceries. S,oes Hats, Caps, SC. &c.
winch Er chesrness, exceeds ANY ihny Ia this market
: Nov il wisif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
Cloy. Polk. Harrison. Ia, Buren,.

III. chance is good, (says the Norfolk lIerad) for
,..,;,y Of 500 in the district.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
CHINA. GLASS Il EAIsTElEN-
WARE STORE.

AHlnSA. GLAS> n EAk Elm.
WARE STORE.
OPPOSITE Nh. JOHN noLtiNs, MAIN STREET,
LYSeunuRG.
fSNllE SUBSCRIBER ulers for sale very hand.
sonc assortment OF the above articles, Of entirely
patterns aud oi'hc hes. quality. consisting in parl Of
Blue Marine llnled,
White Granite naed aud plain. Dinner scs.
Green ChmeIa,
Flown Blue Ga new ar,ice,) r.;., ..,,.
White Granite. &C.
French Gold Band China
English white !" TIA seits of 80, IA,
" rasd figure " 81 Ut n,ore pieces.
90 fine ,na,nrllrd - f
Plates Dishes. Pitchers. &C.. Of fine common ware.
LAID lamrs Lmkiug Glasses, ceeries. Glass Pc
serves, Tumbers Wines &c. complete assortment.
STONE WARE Of all descriptions.
4. RICHARDS.
Oct 81 nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
6lsaEe pssiNl,

hlNkG EsNNT,
[--T THE large and Convenient Brick Tea
gSA2:.lG cmeni. fumrrly owned aud occnpled nv
*Sraiiikt MI. H. II. johnson rs TAVERN
QNaxsxan3S HOUSE, and Mt present lenanted by
apt. Samuel Smi,hson situated the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpke, one Julie southwest III Lynchburg. The
main building CONTAINS ruunis well fitted up. Tbs
contiguous buildings belonging lherelp admirably
ranged for comod and convenience. This property has
attached 10 i, some IA acres OF gad Land, rtlion very
productive madow and spring oi eScclinn, water. To
good tenant the rent will be made satisfactory. Pee
Session given LIST January, 1915. Apply to s. Miller
T., u. Bnlier.
Sept9 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
Oct. 90
Superior Soap,

superior SOau.
lust received fresh supply at Cosmetic Wash.
~ Balls, superior article fJr the iol.,. Far ssle by
JOHN II. SEtY.
Oct. % NSau
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
Ma larM Of he Foreigners.

Will Mr. B,wden "oj,y or resign? ?" We shall see /!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
Trust sase Of We GRs0ES.

Trust sase Of .S'HssR0E
n pursuance Of ihe pm Visions Of decd Of trust,
y executed 10 the undersigned by Lindsey u. padgeti
III the 22nd day al Anil 1919. aud ct record IN the
clerks Office oi The Hashga for the corporation
OF lsnehbuig, we will M Saturday, the 23i day ot this
nonth. IN lr5n Of The Market house in this town. pro
Coed II sell. by way III public auction, for cash. 10 the
highest bidder. the
- I. a " n -
IN said decd mentioned. Ia wit: Dicry. n wcmsu aged
about years Paulna. woman, aged about 81 years.
and her tuo children Washington and colla and Susan,
an old woman; with the Increase OF tho females il any
since the date The deed
Thu TILE 10 the aho,e Slaves Is believed 10 he ilds
pnlabIe ba the undersigned will convey such title vn.
ly rs they have under The insi deed
CHARLES W. CllRlSrIAN,}
DAVID +. SPENCE. trustees
Nov DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

The parties in the above will take notice that
shall proceed at my Office in this town. on Wednesday,
the nh day OF December ei4 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO
execute the foregoing order of the circuit superior
ollaw and ehahcery Ia the tnwn of Iynchbnrg.
JNO. a. WHARTON, G.
Nov. II WIN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
TIRE PAL. l. "A ID u NJ
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, By
HOLLOWAY Il. w. DAVIS.
At the Sout-east corner of Nam and Front streef,
Richmond, Udune county, Indiana.

FERNS of Advertisins.--ONE DOLLAR per square fni
three Insertions, and Tw ESTYFIvE CENTS for eacn al
ditional insertonTEN LINES the occupied y
$50 counted square, nothing counted less hah
square all square, and less than squire an"
half 10 be counted square and n hGH-Per square for
three months THREE DoLLARs for six months SIX DOL
LARS, Ten DOLLARS per annIm two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annuIn; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising by the year, viii be charged for
of 1000 MS 800 per annum for three-fourths
of a column, $50, 90; for half column, $500; for a
quartet column, So, 00A dedacon of 20 per sent
vii, be made OH advertisements longer than Of
column, rted by the half year, and not
altered. Chapcery notices and petitions f" divorces must
be paid invariably III advance. Advertisements comiAG
from broad, be accompanied with the cash, ness
ordered for publication by BROTHER publisher
N b. No advertisements will be discontinued until
unless the option OF the publishers or ny previous
enga geuent between publishers and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
A Case of Asthma.

The following is from distinguished LAWYER Of the City Of
New York, who had been afflicted win the Asthma to
upwards OF TWENTY YEARS. and who. after rea-
ding cases, doubt the efficacy OF this medicines
NEW YoRK. January p. 1873.
have becn afflicted with spasmodIc for twenty
four yea1ssometimes severely be confined 70 my
room for weeks: and although attended by various mera
advisers highest epu ation and skill IN the country
but partial and temporaIyHtce the disease
prov ed nearly fatal n,y lite
Some few weeks ago commenced takin Wlstat's ba-
Wild Cherry which gave me Instant relief, ana a
single bottle pro days what believe 70 oe
r,6icaI ana pefec, care A WILLIAMS, Attorney
a Law, No. s.. William 81, New ORR.
acquainted with the writer OF the above -erth-
tie, entitled the full confidence
Of the public A. IALMADtE,
Recorder of the Civ OF New UFk.
JOHN POWER y. ID. Nicar General OF :.
P. S.-The above certificate may be seen al No 10,
Fulton street. New York.
0---B.Is.M WILD CHERRY.-The attention OF the
afflicted becoming and attracted 70 Ais ~
comparable remedy Coughs. ASTHMA. CoHlstfyepon &c
But necessary remind all who would the true ar
,ele inquire particularly for Dr. WIsTaR's BtIsAM OF
WILD CHERRY and take nothing else lhprnripief aea-
YOU they Syrup Of Hltd Cherry OF some
other cough which just good f-I-Res7td
they only rant po'sr money Renefnoer 1t
Ws,ars Balsan WIld Cherry that not only reeres
but ,,,
Sod in Richmond, At the BOON siOsf-.
Also, in Paris O ana n Winchester Ia. by
| Dec. lss. lS43. (49) tOiIoM " 1oNES-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
3%i3;&s
TRUTH HAS PREVAILED.

PETERS Vegetable pills have now been ten years ne
fore the public During period they have obtained
celebrity unparalleled in the history OF the most popular
preceded them or have followed N then
The happy combination of vegetable ingredients
years study and experiment. directed by long
previous the properties Of medic al substances
pathology of disease. the nature ana "odns o'ahU
the various fluids which minister the support and sn
the human body, and the organization oy "ch
those fluids prepared. modified, and distributed ne
triumph skill and experiment has been complete
Throughout the length and breadth of land, IN briNsh
Amerca England, the Wes Indas and on the continent
Of Europe the curative Of Peters vegetable Ps,
are crate fully acknowledged They be called The med
par ercciIeace Southern States heir con-
south the Potomac enormous. and continue
y on the Increase No Pill ''goes down. there
however sugaei over pufIs, and home mannac
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
LAWS OF INDIANA.

An Act to amend an act entitled IAN act author
izing tho issue Of fire dollar treasury notes for
the redemption of the fifty dollar treasury notes
non in circulation" approved February 81,
1912.
[ApPRovED JANUARY Is, lSH
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General As
,emblv of the State OF Indiana, Tina, the Treasu
rsr of Slate be and he is hereby authorized 10
oeoo,iato a Loan " it'll the State Bank Of indiana
moi ID exceed in amount seventy five thousand
dollars in bankabie funds, to run for two wears;
aud for the purpose Of securing the said Bank,
said Treasurer hy pothecate equal amount Of
treasury notes 10 the Bank OF any OF the former
issues except the one>four;h Of one per cent.
notes. That in tho even; said Bank shall be com
peiled, for her own security. 20 use any part
thereof she shall not be allowed TO count for her
own benefit, any of the hack interest thereon.
SIC. 2. Tha, said Bank shall be authorized 70
receive, BY quarterly instruments from the State
Treasury, any moneys that may come into the
samo from any source whatever, except the IN.
,arest upon any and oil the school nd college
fund. and other funds set apart for the purposes OF
education.
Sec 3. That the loan hereby author zed TO
bs made from the Bank when effected, the first
advancement, made by the Branch at lndianapo>
lis shall be paid Immediately TO meet the pres.
ent emergency, and that SAID Branch shall be
authorized to draw her portion of said advance.
men, FIRST from the Treasury and the next pay.
men,s to be made equally among the Branches
making the loan.
SEC 4. This act to take effect from nd after
its passage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,

NAV he termed ,rers4i madeleine, there is scarcely
any eaogomen, obstruction of the and functions
the human machine which they will not alleviate or re-
when administered III the early stages OF congestion
bowels they speedily relax those organs,
reduce the attendant fever and restore The sufferer 70 hfa
Containing no irritating or drastic oi eNa
followed by that prosaton OF the bodily pow
the operation of most other thar
ties and they be ADMINISTERED withous the 'shte
fear producing local inflammation 50 frequently cau
purgen compositions sendei by the quach5 ana
cha ratans of the day.
BILE PILLS viii be found OF beneficial effect bu, they
should be resoTted when the first symptom makes
It's appearance The conques, conlpla int will then
be easy. aud immediate In bilious disorders, REMNANT.
ntermant dyspepsia. dysentar cholera choc
iarrehea ropsv, fe enlargement Of
the spleen head ache, all complaints growing out OF
imperfect or too rapid dgeson topper Of the bowels fe-
distractions hab5ual and all ether dis
eases whch uurgaive medicine IS proper, ElEtS
VEGETABLE FILLS will be found unryalei in the
speed certainty and genteuess Of their operation.
/, asked what principle these e.
ec,z are produced! We reply tina, Pc TERS NEfEl A
HLE PILL ac,sas a PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
m purifying the chye ard a1ds of which blood IS
composed. Chyle is milky fluid deposited oy 'ne 'ges
TED OF the intestne ana when WheA
combined with the hillary secretion, - No m
and becomes the principle CT lie iHis hed'ens
directly upon the chye, from which IL eEpe al acild
particles. and all humors detrimental 70 hsa4-s
ton Ii Juices and fluids before ne cheric
change takes place, wh.ch MS them iof 'ne
poses OF vitality. This Is beginning 10 emone ne
with health. il IS necessary TO puTy them at
their
Such is the radical mode IN which this meii3ne pee
forms cures. Testimonials which woui1 MI volumes
(mauy them from high scientific authori'v) are rs Vouc
and it is used IN the pEaciice OF tue hs ihFSiea
here. and abroad
In the eady months Spring, when the animal and
eabe worlds are alike Influenced by change OF
aperient medicines especially beneficial One dose OF
PETERS vegetable Pills taken this season, may save
hundreds dollars Doctors bills during the approach
ing heats OF Be wise in time. "PreseEVe and
regulator that not have 10 contend VIII
disc ase in its herc-si forms hereafter.
Are YOU subject pain the stomach, bowels after
eating. accompanied by depression of spirits and an ds-
pos active enpoyseni of body or mind-shooiins
in he back and llmhs-une OF
she liver kidney-cod feei-fainness and trembling
after strong exercises have Of the
which arrangement OF ire digestive or Sc
fancons and consequently impure state Of the
nlood If and you value health take Peters eseta-
Die Pills, and the restoration OF MAI AYaaante
( blessing
! Fos sale by the following agents in tais city.
CETB B.ishtwei, J. X. Dugtals and II. r. Haio-
way
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
CLAIR DE WHITE HOUSE.

Tune-..Clsr do Kitchen"
Wa,kin' gu, las, nigh, by de light OBJ dc moon,
De fus ting dat sesame ole toon,"
And plenty m young Coons, dsncin' III a ring,
Aud dis is dc song dat dey all did sing
o clar de y hite House
r,ier folks and Locos,
Ciar dc White iiouss
TYLER folks and Locos,
Ole kensucky's comm IN.
High on a stump and lookin' VERY grand
id his legs crossed de leader OBJ de band;
Two ole COINS playin on de buge aud de cyn'oai-
Aud two young coons jumpn round very nnols-
Singin clar de White House, &c.
Dan saws ole sole Coon why is dat youl
De Lokies said you was dead and buried too."
so no,'' said de Coon, and began for 70 skip,
ssI was only indsposed wild de Tyler Veto grippe
So clar de White House, &c.
Whom Mas.a Harrson---good ole man---
In 1910 boat Martin Van,
Thinks, ses |, we'll soon have a brighter day,
For Tupeca Canoe will make all .. X.
So clar lie White House, &c.
But alas, our hopes and do hopes of de nation,
Wore once doomed to sad frustra,ion---
In one shor, month ole Tip more,
And TYLER proved a traitor as he had done a!ore--
So clar de White House, &c.
Den dis ole Coon went back 20 his hole.
And was very much grieved in body and soul;
But he couldn't stay dar---so came out, and soon
Do Lokes said-''dars dat same ole Coon
So clar de White House. &c.
dat same ole Coon.' dey shall find dey is right.
For DIS Coon won't mother day nor night
He's Engaged to play for de merry CLAW Buglc.
And rally all de Coons wild de Wing Yankee-doodle-
So clar de White House, &c.
In oIe Kentucky State, so far away,
Oar lives a Coon wat dey call HARRY CLAY,
Who in 'forty-four in spite of de fates,
w i'll DO Elected President OBJ desc United States
So claI de White House, &C.
Yes, clear de White House, you traitors all,
Git on, ob de way OBJ de big Wing ball.
Git ID OBJ de waydon't you hear de Bugle bIdsE
You deceived but dat is de last
So cIar dc w nite House
Tyler folks and Locos,
Clar de White House
Tyler folks and Locos.
Ole kentucky's comin' in.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
New Booksl-Just Received.

4 LBUMS. Iaiant-s School Primer. TIE Orphan Boz,
Keepsake StorIes Landon's Poems, Stories 70. Ace
alice, Mrs. LeicesteEs School, Bar.ens Poems. Rogers
I,ay. Book Of Common PRAYER. N1zht Taoagnt Ashe
Pens-s superior article Pocket Po3yglot Boies,
Friendships Offering for 1874, Pearl Te=ament Just
eeIy-i and FIR sale BOOK STORE.
Richmond. De- GO 1913 3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
Fahnestock's transforming Liniment.

~TNHE most valuable preparation now IN for the
lief of Rheumatism. Strains. Pans. and swelling
aoou, the Joints a-ache Sore throat, &c-. &c Also
in com pla ins Horses where any Lnineat would be
likely to gre relief Prepared ard sold. Wholesale and
retail BY Bennett. Prettoc d Co. Coving:on. ky.
For sale in Richmond a, ihe BOOK STORE
Ian l3, l-44. 3f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
RE VI OT A L.
Clock and Watch Repairing.

UNE subscriber would inform his friends and old cuSto
uers re still continues the w atch and Clock he
pairing, of Main and Market streets, at the
old stand formerly occupied by A Siddal, where be Will
be ficked and win patiently scafc for the calls
Of all who may favor him with their custom. W oTk
done despatch and warranted to performs low for ca
JOSHUA Il. HUNNICUTT-
p;,,,o,a NV l-th la13 I9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
An Act relafire to Orerseers Of the Poor.
IAPpRovEp JANUARY Is, 1874

SECTION 1. Be ii enacted by the General As
sensbly Of the State Of Indiana. That from and
after the first Monday in April next. the two jus
iicss Of the peace in each civil township IN this
State shall, CT oficio, be the overssers Of the
poor for their township; and es such shall do and
perform all the services and receive tho COM
pensaiion apperiaining to the Office of overseer
Of tho poor.
SEC 9 Ia case there be three or more il s,i
css Of the peace in any township. then the two
Oldest shall act as the OF the poor: nd
in computing sge, reference shall be had to the
date Of tho commission from which the Justice
has continuously held his office; and should two
commissions, from which age is ted, be Of the
same date, then he shall be the overseer who is
the older man.
SIC. g. That much Of any law of this
State a. requires overseers Of tho poor TO be, as
such, elected, shall not hereafter DO deemed to be
il force.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
"SlNG US SOME WING SONGS"


TRUE HARRY OF kENTUChfs OH E.
rTune-Greea gro,os the Rushes, Oh
There's naught but care Throughout, the land,
The nation can't be lucky, .!
Until her men 60 heart aud hand,
For Harry OF Kentucky. 0.
Huzza for cid Kentucky. .!
True Harry of Kentucky, O!
Prosperity again we'll know.
Throogh Harry IF kenta:ky, o.
The opposition know him good.
Though contrary they say, my boys'
Their tory chiefs are only mud,
Compared with our true Ciay, my boys.
Huzz. for old Kentucky, VI
True Harry of Kentucky, y.
Their candidates will be no go,
Gains, Harry of keniucky,o.
ely Benton, he is Benton spoils,
And swears the Tariff shall not go,
But Wings will givo him for his totis,
Clay bulls for his rag min,-drops, y!
Huzza for old kentu:ky. o!
True Harry of Kentucky, O!
Ths bright n,int-hail again shall flow,
Through Harry Of Kentucky, @.
His Tariff then rights shall guard,
From foreign specua tors free,
And keep our money 10 reward,
Our native toilers' industry.
Then shout for old Kentucky, O.
And vote for old kentucky, o!
Tho good old times again will grow,
From pure CLAY of Kentucky, .!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23

WHEREAS. it thought necessary for tie purpose
w regulating the Police Of TIE Ct2 pr"-eF
wing good order society," &. bv pre- eh'"-
obscene exhibitions within me limits OF lac to5foatoh
therefore,
Section l. BE i. ordained by the Common Council Of
the CITY Of Richnonl That hereafter. shall be nlaw-
keepcrs any Jack, Donkey, or Stallion, To try
p pu, my animals. cther Of them, TO no
covered within hundred anl tisy yards 81 any
sling house, situated IL this city and occupied bg IA
Iny r tie
, / duty Of such keeper or keepers, Of
any stallion. Jack DONKEY. who may be DESTROYS Of
standing the said animals them, III this city
prepare stand sltab.e and ttitei ace IN
tight a enc Iosnfc SAID >taons Jacks, o.
Donkevs nav ue desrous Of seeing them: but
nosbirg n previous section 81 this ordinance shall
be construed, grant tie privilege % keeper 81"
Donkey. Sta an, prevent the sad animals
or Of hem rv. nny
hfy yards of ANY dwelling house
Aforesaid.
Sec. Amy person persons violating either or both
of foree1 shall be hned fe dollars for enca
and every offence recovered according the mode
prescribed bv the Charter
Sec l. All ordinances paris OF ordinances conflicting
18th the provisions be, and they here
BY repealed Passed and Approved I3th Feb ISL.
JOHN SAILOR, MAYOR.
w w LYxor Civ CLERK. (S:Im
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
DR. Jackson's Compound Syrup OF
SASSAFRAS AND WILD CHERRY.


TKHIIS preparation offered the Pugc safe and
certain lce5y il Coughs Gold., Bronchitis, Fans -
the Side ana Chest Who0ains following Men"s,
Combining the SiTt1f- Of the SA>SA HA>.
~. 81 ne greatest FtrEers of The Bs9d, and
Or ncipI- OF " LID CHERRY long held in The ugh
for its healing properties n all Dfe1ses Of The
Ll's render TINS Preparation superior to
ANY offered the notice Of the Public. |, mas
alrea ganed confidence OF afflicted wherever
has been used. distinguished head OF
nose sufhcien, THAI the compound ~
RIgnest vai~. l. received sanction Of
the most enlightened Physicians Of the age, and every
sense a entirely srientf- preparation.
This Syr4p given the public as a remedy n all
incident humanity Dot Tor Coughs aud Colds,
$50 ofen the ioreIuunes fatal CHtuyt'oJ in their
forming stages Specific with but moderate attention
diet nd eTpo.ue part Of tie Patient; and
in the most hopeless oen,mes aordng ulook
relief
Tie Propetors d en- i unnecessary 70 say nuch more
or ppead long lists Of cstcates this notice. it -
presumed viii wish to experience for himself
they, confidence recommend
the afflicted gre a faithful trial.
The price which IL is pu, ({J-3O cents per bostie-J
will place reach Of almost one II being
scaceT n zcd for the qack nos;rums Of
For directions see ppers around each bot1ie.
Prepared BY BENNETT, PREILOU x Co,
Cosing,on. Ky.
Jus, received and FOR sac a the BOOK STORE.
Richmond. Jan. 10, 1914. 3tf