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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
CHEAP GROCERIES.

OUEHT 0NUGENiESI
WE have Ist received direct from New
Orleans large lot of Groceries, which we
are determined 10 sell low for cash, consist
ing IN part of the following articles:
10 Hds. Ha. Sugar, Brown,
700 lbs. Loaf
800 Refned
"a Sacks Rio Coffee,
La Gaira
Java
bbls Molasses,
IO-4 s. J bbls Mackarel,
2 Casks London Porter,
2 bbls Sperm Oil.
2 Tanners.
L Lampblack,
/ bbl Brims;one,
8: Copperas.
5aidratus,
10 Coils Manila Rope, assorted
| Doz Well buckets,
kegs Rifle Powder,
2 F." Shotgun
I8-4 & boxes Raisins
drums Figs,
A Lot West India Preserves,
IL boxes Pickles. asst
A lot ofsauces and Catchups,
II doz. boxes mustard,
80 blacking,
backing brushes,
l chest black Tea,
/ gunpowder, best,
Imperial,
doz horse collars,
3 blind brides,
riding "
wagon whips,
8 boxes chewing tObacco-best,
800 lbs smoking old
doz scythe blades,
+" sweas,
8 boxes sperm candles,
4 no. | soap,
/" CASTLE,
5 shaving,
starch.
A doz painted & vanished buckets,
12 brass band buckets,
| box cotton cards.
wool -
doz, stales,
2 u sieves.-3 doz broons.
100 lbs puny,-40 lbs snuff.
Is lbs Indigo, loo lbs madder,
10 gals spirit gass--le gals spts week.
A Lot OF Castings.
Do do Stone Ware,
A large lot of Tin Ware of their own
manufa ciure. constantly on hand at whole
sale or retail
ALSO 80 Bushels stock Peas, on cons
10000 lbs Bacon, (Ten.) and a thousand
things not enumerated in the above list.
Call and see.
Terms are CASH.
ID. ID. JONES & co.
May. 18th, l845,-39-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

VIII continue the business in his own name
ahd respectfully soiic.ts ConSfga ments of Cotton.
Ia rendering his Services as a Corrox Fac
TOR al ne can promise. is TO use his best ef-
lofls 10 promote the interest of those who mar,
favour him with their patronage
n. .. AagUSt 2nd, Is45.--6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
TO THE LADIES
Window Glass.
8A1g IgsAs,.. I22

G5s3 AsL4 e ] ~ IAA
EOn KEGS White lead, (pure, J a general
UUassortment of paint brushes, shoe do.
cloth do flesh do sorubbing do, horse do; 1000
pounds black Lead, 500 lbs red Lead, 500 do Le-
barge, 1000 do dry white Lead just receive and
for sale by j. H; CbrlSt5rR & 60.
april "a Jefferson ST. Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

rc.sEs of Birthstone, 5 tbls: Flower sulphur
DIDO Ivory Black, 3 do Backing, DO CAYENNE
Pepper, doz do Gnm MyrTh; ! dnz. ~ 90 Dun Suil
csmphor 2 do Black Varnlsh, do laslef Fafiss
iust received and for sale by
~ j. r. Christian &. 90.
anril &c Jefferson 81, Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

Taken up by S. n. Martin miles south
Of Waterford one Iron gray mare Ia hands
high the end of her tail white years o.d.
Appraised to $4,000.
Taken up by Simeon Bailey IL miles
North west of Holly Springs on cold wa
ter 2 / 2 or 3 miles from morris mills a ches.
nut sorrell horse 15 hands high or Z
years old marked on Both Shoulders with
the collar has the Big head has marks on
his nose his bind legs Swined from the Pas
ter Joint 10 the back appraised to S25, 90.
JAS. II. SWAN Ranger.
July 9th. 1915.
Taken up by William Wright two
miles South east of Holly Springs, one
bay horse years old l5 hands high some
white hairs in The Tail some appearance
of Big head supposed to be ridging has
the appearance of having been worked.
Appraised % $4,000.
JAS. H SWAN, Ranger.
july u, 1916.
TAKEN up by Shedrick Webster, living
in district 3, on Clear Creek one bay fiIly,
4 years old next spring, dark name and tail
| and dark legs, appraised to $4,000.
JAS. II. SWAN, Ranger.
June % 1915. 45 3n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

HIVE seroons indigo. bbls Madder, 90
i copperas, 10 do Logwood, do cam WOOD
40 Me wood 3 do Faslic, Just received and
Sale hv j II CRIsTIAn & CO.
april % Jeh erSoh So
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

TIVE cases preserved ginger, 10 do fine pick
L les assorted, ) do Pepper SAGE, do Mustard
iustTeceived and for sale by
J. r. Christian &. co.
april &c jefferson ST. memphis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

r rms of Advertising. .OsE DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwE~rY-FIvE CENTS az.
ditiona nscriionTEs LINES, the occupied by
$50 ems, counted square. nothing less
square; all square. aud less than square and .
half counted square and q hay.-Per square
three months THREE DOLLARS: for six SIX Dol
LARS, or TEs Dollars per annun two squares FYTExs
UoLLARs Furry CENTS per annum; three squares
Twenty Dollars per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
others. advertising by the year, will charged
Of 1000 ms, $50, 90 per for ieefourths
Of a column, 80, 90; tor half column. $751; for
quartet Off column. r25 00A ded1cou Of 20 pc.
will made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column inserted by the half year year, and
Chancey notices and petitions fo divorces,
paid invariably advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad with cash, snless
ordered for publication by brother publisher
y. No advertisement will be discontinued until
uncs option of the publishers by previous
engagement the publishers and the advertiser
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TIE -FOUR IS AT HAND.
tsei;tN no 'Ttnp.

The follow ing all those who Suffering
from the pteBonitorv OF disease, leading
Pulmonary ConsnD,Pfion that time should tie lost ia
procuring that which VIII and poiong lite for
MOUNT NERsuN, May 2otb, 1874.
Or DpncanDear Sit Having had ION, 10 witness
the effect of DR. Duncan Expecturant remedy Mr. Eli
Young the II Pulmonary Consumption. feel
duy mako briet order others that
be riiicted with the plant be bene
fitted by the same remedy
lie "us attacked WIKI Inflammation the left looe Of
3Iafch, 10 10. attended paine
lifc ni,y of breathing and cough
rapidly suppafaton; aud Notwithstanding the and
application Of the best remedies prescribed 10y authors,
the complaint IN few days, began to exhibit evident
symptoms o. liberation.
IN this Distressing staee of the complaint, had
Dr. Duncans Expectofant Remedy Consump tion,
which had the effect OF checking the disease immediately.
aud few days the ceased, the breathing became
free and easy, the coSh left him. and the expectoration
bottles the medicine he has recovered his health and
fe 4toted To bis FAM ami friends J. UPSON, NJ ID.
DO terery certify above be of
nv far within my knowledge. T.. YOUNG.
The Of Mr.. Young is also known by many persons
foma 0 wonderful efficacy OF DIR. Duncan's En-
persons:
G. A. Jones. Nj. Vernon. Jno. Hamer, do.
Samuel Israel. do, Amos Hpsley. Morris tip,
john Ross Pike tip. VIM. Findley, do.
Principal Office Street. Phila aud cold hy
Agents generally nearly every County Town u.
States.
CT supply of above Expctorant Remedy. just
rcreive ed at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
January !. 1915. GT-Sl per bottle
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BI n ID E RY
y
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY!

ME undersigned would respectfully inform public
that De continues to manufacture ORDER all
BLANk BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
tie Is prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treasurers with Books of the improved
orrn having recently received from Auditor
State Old Books will be rebound. and all kinds rerio
dica. and magazines bound in good style, roR
CASH as they can be done elsewhere He solici,s
share Of patronage.
The BtNDEki il in the room Immediately over the
Book Store. C. s PRESCOTT
Nfchnond. Jan 18Th. i-fJ 3y
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ELkIlORN FACTORY.

ME signed having purchased the above Factory.
formerly nwaei BY Daniel CLARK. aad ia vim. pat j,
IL complete repair. ready C-3RD WOOL.
and Full. and DRESS CLOTH in the besi and
short notice. They win also. in short time. b.
atet manufacture all kinds of goods To oief They
II! pd.ehase quantity WOOL the highest
ke; ttce. payable Goods the Factory. prs
Gooi- aad Groceries, &c. They would prefer Wool tina,
been @ashed.
Their prices low and thew from their long
pc fience business
eelse 4 share OF patronage.
NIXON s. WILCOX.
Anrn l2,h. 1874. letf
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.cas communicated Jy JOHN Hin,er, Esq, e,:r=e Of
Burlington. Licking County ChIo.
BtRIi~aroN, LICK. Co.. o., Dee. 4. iS43.
Mess1s. JosI.I> X KowE:-At your reques, herewith
statement Of the OF Mrs inner oad
iibeuy publish II h as feel desire TO in
o-m the ~od OF The effects OF tho invaluable medicine
called Wstar }atsam WilI Cherry, which by the
divine blessing, Indebted Tor the restoration TO health
Of my lie aud child.
Anou, five year. ago. Mis-. Winner attacked with
voen, sh pain the chest and side, and symptoms OF
approaching consumption. During the Intervals that
February had been ea,ed by
Physicians from uuea. yivania Homer. Cahan.
nn AID y IN ONLY paft'ad ,ee. OF me mos, VI
cold, seated the L"nss, producing alarming
aggravaton all her previous symptoms Her Physician
for and despite his best Efforts, she began rapidly
under disease Cough, ENpecora Hectic.
together with night seats, reduced her complete
skeleton. In FEBRUARY asl, her attending PhysIcan deem
ed her case hoPeie'a coohe was eaie", an"
after celebrating her unanimously pronounced
her be beyond ne each OF MEANS and expressed their
opinion that she cou survive Du SNORT time, one or IN"
weeks fafthes She this time entirely confined
her bed and scarcely able to acuate Wits
Her daily paoNysns OF coughing would last her un-
nteruptediy tom ) t. hours, and they,
did expect thn woula be the last
Inc physicians - coiac pronounced her Lungs Liver.
Kidneys. spine. aud Mucous Membrane the stomach
incursbly Il this last TIM,
We happened 70 obtain pamphlet de-crbins Or lstafs
Baisam Of W Id Cherry, applicable La affections
We Immediately sent 70 and procured bottle, and
commenced ITS use Al <ehns oy giving heF one spoon
full. and such The surprising effect that she was able TO
pass comfortable nights rest without experiencing
paroxysm of coushins and such was ITS ultimate effect
taking bottles she the
pcctatons her ply ican and every who her
srey restored to health aud since last summer has done
the work of her family After the last attack Of
Mrs Wmer youngest child, linen an infant at the
taken down, and aPdly sinking. with the
symptoms mother, and seeing happy effect OF the
Ba II o the mother, disposed make
tia of it for the child and was attended with tue same
perfect
The above statement be by ply
well neighbors and acquantances, who saw Mrs
Winner during the of her sickness
Very truly, yours. &c.
JOHN WIMER.
B,r1nseon Licking Co O.
Price : per bottle, six hotties for s..
4 For sale III Cincinnati, only by
SANFORD s. PARK,
No. Is, Fourth St, between Nam & sycamore.
Sold II Richmond, al ,he BOOK STORE,
and, also, 1t REEDS DRLfr STORE.
Also, in Paris, .. and in w nchcs,cr. Ia. by
Dec. lst. 1913. t43) COTTON * JONES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

nstiau- esUaSr, Consrtnpfton This
- yeTiaed hv midst.
" heho.i taIai IN families all around US
DAILY cherries embrace, friend from
ere ani gloom and darkness place OF
This ia Of serious AMI fearful import. Az
cruel .'reic,.Hess en6nig?' meets
a bedside n solemn of midng
with the iss ahi Of MON, aud ieaTu'y and soemny
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
Richmond WoolIcn Factory.

VENiE subscriber In wing commenced the
business the above mentioned place; III i prepaid
ed to wool manufacture CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SAT TINETTS and JEANS ei-
ther by the yard shares. suited the
times He also has hand good of the
named goods, which he willing exchange for wool
other produce. file will also Card Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth who will favor him with their the
prices. and by
give general satisfaction.
LEElNIS KING.
Richmond Nov. II. 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
b. A. FAHNESTOCK CO.'S
Carmsnative LoZenges; n sure remedy
for Summer Complaint.

They have cured hundreds OF the Bowel complaints while
know edge which they
have failed They viii certainly and speedily aay
morbid ieabilty of the bowea. the checked per
spiraon and III short the inveterate
OF Biarrh9a Chronic Dssentery. habuIal looseness-
Price 25 per box
3. A. Fahnestock s. co.'s Cough Lozengos,
Possesses all the virtues of the best cough yups being
composed Of vegetable orm
very convenient the pocket, while they
lab injury freezing. fermentation breakage Both
the above Lozenges pleasant the Price %
3. A. Fahnestock s. Cos. Eye-Water,
For the of Inflammation Of he Eyes.
This EveWaier has proved itself 20 be valuable
dy diseases of the Eyes, arising from irritation pro-
duced from sand dust and other foreign
10 intense blowssudden changes
of ,empefa,ure-c ods-absorption of scrofuous, small
and other vifulent ALEC the effects
le, and other levers. Price % per vial
For sale a. the BOOK STORE, and J. X DUGDALE,S
Richmond, Nov. Is, lS44. Ally
Aie"s-Ai1 IL Bowen's, Huntsville. r. Sannah Ea-
J. Bloun &Co. West Alexandria John w Leb-
wick Dublin
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HaSerstOWn Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.

VTNIiE undersigned have commenced the FOUNDRY
II business in the of
Hagerstown, Wayne County. Ind lana,
and prepared 10 fill all orders i'll line OF bus
They will make, to order, all kinds OF
MILL IRONS; uariety IF Cooking, Ten and Screen
Plate and Parlor SZOTES; Hoods Patent, Horing's
Peaeoek's, Shops and HIskonsn FLOUGHS. boM
Right and Lcft H1rtded .3Lso first article Of
BARK MILLS; Hollow WARE of all kinds
Gt5-They have also made arrangements furnish, Of
superior workmanship, all kinds of
CaEding Machinery, Power Looms, Threshing
Machines, of different kinds. sc. &c.
They will keep for sale, assortment of ANuIRoSs.
WAGON Boxes, COLLAR BIocKs. PLnUGH SHAH
FAN Mill LIONS, and all the variety Of articles made
Foundries.
In addition the above, they viii make, to order
BELLS
of tone and material equal any made ia the country and
all articles of Brass and composition used in the consuc
of I'd machinery.
The will be exchanged fair prices for
FLAX-SEED, WHEAT, HORSES, and all articles Of
approved country produce.
LEATHER
They will also keep for sale ietv Of Eastern and
country tanned SOLE and UPPER LEATHER. CALF
SKINS, HARNESS, and Birdie LEATHER, whrh
will be hanged for HIDES SKINS, and T.4LLOW
The, will sell Lea n prices
VIRGINS & RODGERS.
July 10. 1914 30,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
Primitive Worship.

We find in ono Of our exchanges the following
description of church in Delaware:
AT Cantwell's Bridge, pretty little village
on the main peainsuar road about ten miles this
side of Smyrna, is Friends meeting house, built
Of brick, only about twelve feet square, Small
i: Is, 1t has all the appliances, outside and in
that usually found in those of larger dimen-
sions. The congregation consists of but one man.
n respectable Quaker farmer, living some four or
five miles distant, who attends regularly twice
week, and sits tho usual time alone
A negro in Kentucky not long since. had ac-
cidentally inflicted wound in his foot, which
was likely TO prove fatal from want of care. A
person asked the negro why he did not bind it up.
Massa's foot. If Massa want him well. he may
cure himself
0-In recen, trial at Talladega. Ala, in tho
case of Hammock and wife against Hay and wife
for slandor, verdict rendered for the plain
tiff for ten thousand dollars.
GA gentleman in Georgia has subscribed
$500 towards supplying destitute places in that
state with Sabbath School Libraries-a noble use
of money.
Otrl; is said the Missouri Senator'S and Repre-
sentatives will oppose the admission of Iowa into
the Union until she abandons the claim she has
SCI up to large amount of territory claimed BY
Missouri.
" AT the close of the revolutionary war, the
20.oOo,oOO. Now the valuation of Massa
chusetts alone is $500 900 900, of which the CITY
of Boston owns 800, 100000.
o.-It is estimated that in Great Britain alone
six hundred drunkards die weekly.
0EyDuring the last II years the annual aver
age of foreigners who have landed upon our shores
has been FIFTY THOUSAND' 5O.oo0',
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sgLEcTIoNs.-
Present 70 Mrs. Clay.

A beautiful and unique work table has been
presented to Mrs. Clay, and was made during a
whip procession in Philadel pha, beautiful piece
of workmanship. Its whole history is told in the
inscription on a silver plato inserted on the top
in these words:
"This tablo made of American Walnut, by c.
II. 81 J. +. White, in the wing procession IN Phil
adephia, October LIST. 1874, and by them pre-
scented to Mrs. Henry Clay, Of Ashland"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
TB e LUNGS,

the patient for the ret probably be llirg
cerned about has lle when al! prbahiii,
the hope of the skiilhI Physician
ard May these facts awaken all who afflicted
disease that lead TO. be of Pulmonary
That tme should be lost in procuring that high famed
Medicine,
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTOKANT REMEDY,
(for diseases Of tie Rcsratry Organs dai Cons unpon)
The discovery healing auestng
all disease from the and also
from the cold and silent by attending
Kind Thousands of lives IN spared
to the enjoyment and comfort of many families and
dearest ittends
Gali upon the Agents who sell DR. Duncans Ex-
remedy, where will be onviuccd
dertu! efficacy band whom n
liberty uIoa before purchasing The proprietor
medicine particularly all afflicted
feel disposed his medicine be careful
cordne tile Difec mrhiet rs
lie fonnI developed aronnd each bottle BY adheng sct
ly the directions, and sufficient,
the medicine fair aud decided trial. perfect aud
lastin. IL he performed unless the be
hopeless before the medicine.
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Consumption and Death! Dcath!:

Listen warning tie that behold daily and
the first seed
of Cnnimrt "A Cod, Cotgh, Soreness q NE Ihron!
and Broachi, iie,.sg. Splitting Of Blood, Bronc,fs
StoffHes' % dDctts ot breathing. Coak,Hs ratssng
a ithsht and rttatea Htfer Pam Ue Bfeas &c
These the first pereeptbe foot prints
Il should be Immediately attended BEFORE Isr
TOO LATE When disease is perniiuei by a suicidal
knit lis destructive and tai thread upon
,t.r nt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
STOVES! STOVES!

II has met Nth a success. hitherto unparalleled
IuNtE Proprietor has made il point ascertain the
IL result of such cases came within his
knowledge and observation during Tho last heen and
ne "r..i-, produce
unfrequenty alter ordinary
rec previously resorted
without permanent advantage. Tni.
hundreds respectable
persons different of county." hich can be
by calling the poprietors authorized agents aud
should induce always keep OF
m ton posse-son II mild operation, and
IN administered with perfect safety deli
a infant. Price 25cts per Vial.
b. A. Fahnesrock's ANTI-BILLIOUs PILLS,
Have stood the of and experience
proved safe and valuable remedy. In
ternittent, Remittent, and Bilious Fever. Jaunce. Bal
things, Colds, all of iplammatory char
The complete md satisfaction which has
gwen these Pills. all Who have used them
the publishing of certificates the
put up a red Xyiogr aphc wrapper Pn:- % cents
for Box containing thirty Pills
B. A. Fahnes.ock's LIQUID OrODELnOC.
THE Liquid Opodedoc dfers entirely from,
Opodeldoc. II 5 and nuatns and III tie OF
peculiarly servcibo Rheumatic aud equity Affections
Stiffness of the neck joints Numbness, Cramps, Spfnin
Bruises &C. Ii also be applied sudden Tie ache
Tooh.schs, and scad, where the skin
and wounds under the nails Will be speedily
relieved by it, Price % cents per Vial
Fahnestock & cos Pneumonia, Cough Balsam.
This has proved itself be of eff
fcacy II obstinate Coughs. Colds, Asthma
Whoopng Cough. Splitting of Blood, and other pneumonia
proprie feel warranted
ding a useful IN cine, and prepared
show certificates Of ndsputable authority testimony of
value. 1t pleasant the and offered low
price place il within the reach of every person..
produce decided effects in short Price %
cents per vial
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MRS. WINNER; OR
MRS. WINNER; OR
3NOTYER REN.lRK.lBLE CURE By USING
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON

Anon. al! for ConsdmPt on none
meeting win greater success or gaining hs-
Oh Il wonderful aEItcle.
Wis,af.s Balsam of Will Cherry.
That head OF other remedies now uhi-
cured thousa nds thousands
of al the dangerously censufnp-
Ail physicians OF the greatest emihenre
th,o.sao our hole country recommend
as Inc MOST POWERFUL. CT RA Tit T. Of iulnona-
nv disc of Pharmacy. l he sales
IN the ss,era been unparalleled led and
the most proofs been Teces e
from, mare where !, has been used THOUSAND.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

A most cstimable citizen of Rhode Island, Jo-
soph Clark. after having held for forty-five years
the Office of Treasurer of that State. was at the
ago Of seventy, nominated for tho office of Gov
ernor. Mr.. Clark promptly declined being
candidate, assigning the following very sufiicien.
reason:
''As have enjoyed good character among
my follow citizens all my life, is proved by
their choosing me their Treasurer moro than for
~ years, have no notion of losing it now in my
old age, by being set up for Governor"
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CO.asusa.ptivc Patients

aeay tested exalted virtues and confessed its
surpassng excellent and amazing power The remarka-
bic oil Baisan do u5t owing great
peculiarly agreeable and powerful nature OF
it. ingredients. IL
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Consumption Of the Lungs.
{ { { Z T T Z

folI.cis
Ro,ee Druggists Nccark. Hs State, TO ir.ona a
communicated Gy John Hinier, Esq ci:i-en Of
Bir!.ast ton. Linking Comfy ChIo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE;

Composed ehiefy OF " I'D CTIEKEtl BANk and The
genuine ICELAND MOSS CHE latter imported expressly
purpose the MEDICAL virtues of which are al
by chemical process, ~ih the kTtTact
Of fur-thus rendering the whole compound the most
tain and etic re.ne dy disco cred tor
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Anecdote Of DIR. Rush.

Whom no was young man, he had been invi-
ted to dine IN company with Robert Morris. Esq,
n man celebrated for tho part he took in tho A
Inerican revolution. 1t SO happened that the COM
pany had waited some time for Mr.. Morris, who
his appearance aplogize for OBTAINING them,
by saying that he had been engaged in reading a
sermon of clergyman who had Just gone to
England to receive orders. well, Mr.. Norris -
said tho Doctor, show did you like tho sermon,
l have heard it highly extoed.' "Why, Doc
tor, sad he, 81 did not like it all. It's too smooth
and tame for mo-" '.Mr. Norris replied the
Doctor, "what sort Of sermon do you iike!''-
81 like, SIR replied Mr.. NJ, "that kind of
preaching which drives man into one corner of
his pew, and makes him think the devil is after
him.