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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24
THE RAIL ROAD.

A GOOD deal of in,cres, has been excited hero
on tine subjec, of Rail Roads. by the proposition
of the citizens Of Richmond which we have al
ready published. \ large number of our citizens
attended the meeting al the Clty Hall which was
held on Tuesday evening to consider the overture
made IN regard TO the construction OF the Rail Road
to Richmond. In the discussion which took place
at the meeting. the policy of connecting Dayton
with Cincinnati, by means OF a Rali Road was es-
peciaiiv considered, as the road to Richmond was
regarded as part Of pro cct whca "ouli be alto
geIner incomplete, without connection at some
noInt nth the line of road east of already IN
nrocress of construction, and soon TO DO COM
plcted.
Ii was contendod on one side that experience
had shown, that towns through which rail- foao
merely passed, and which wero within snort
distance of prominent commercial cities. were
generally injured by tho facility ct communica-
ton thus afforded.
While on the other il was shown that q number
If towns in Now England and elsewhere which
were only tho line OF rail roads Ind greatly m
creased i'll population md business, since the CON
s.ruciion of these roads.
There is beyond doubt, good deal Of divers "
Of opinion here on This rn road question: Those
who oppose the construction Of rail road % con-
meet DAYTON with tho Lllle Miami Road, Go SO
under the belief that the place VII! be injured oy
so close proximity 10 Cincinnati.
We think that when this whole subject IS
Thoroughly examined auu cauHaSSeI IL VIII w
found. that tho Time has gone by, "icn such ONCE
tons can be nlade eift.c tive.
The Rail Road stem has been ln.r5 dtcod
INTO the State. We are within fourteen ia es OF
line Of road which loads from the OHIO 10 the
Lake. We canno. resolve to have noting TOGO with
this or anv other rail road, and expect 10 gro"
and increase as we have done-3cr at'so we sh't &c
in direct opposition to the very spirit OF enterprise
and activity which has made US what we are.
DAYTON Journal Dec. 18th.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24
JOHN QUINCY ADAMs.-This illus,rious

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.-Ths illustrious
md honorable statesman arrived in Philadelphia
veterdav and leaves for Washington this morn
ing Mt O'Clock. His health, as we learned tow
d,v. MOO from a letter addressed to tho Caldwell
Monu,nont G. ,mmit,ec, is very feeble indeed we
h.vo novcr soon him look SO iniirm and we dare
h,rdtv hop. that no ever aglin reiracn his
way to New England. Say what they will, the
cold man eloquent" whose history connects the
preseut with our first and mos, glorious age, has
moro Influence than any other mcmoer OF TIC
House of REPRESENTATIVES, and is by all sorts and
conditions of mon more uniformly respected and
hooded, than any other man in the republic. lie
ia probably the only man who has been in public
re- dnr;p1 every administration. His life that
NJ hi. father would constitute a complete history
or tho couu,rv. The to Of his father he began TO
write MANY years ago. but discontinued It upon
tho completion of tho first volume, winch has
newer been published. His own memoirs ~ the
rerturv will 30 among tho icgncies no VIII leave
n tho next nres. MIR. Adams has n son. the Hon.
Charles Francis Adams. who Will prooabiy o,
hi. successor from the district which no himself
has so long epresenied-Phliad. Norm Amer.
ANEcporE OF THE Twin StsTERs-"e know
~ . &, rucr IN Connecticut who has pair OF TWIN
L,uyhters Of whom capital anecdotc IS told
.rho,, both attend tho school, and not long since
an, Of them was called up by the master to rec'te
a lesson in geography, which she lad learned '
very ;npcrfec,iy, and IN fact could NOT go on AZ a'
rho teacher. who was getting quite out OF pa.
,;encc. was called to another part of the roomand
ius, at that moment the twin sister sprang on the
floor unobserved. and pushing the delinquent
scholar to her scat. took her place. The master
procecded with the questions. which were an
swercd with degree of promp,ness and accuracy
which IT the close. drow forth from him n few
IT of c,,nmc nda,ion. Tho joke not dis
covered by tho teacher until some days after.
az course !, was too good and successful 10 occa-
sion any offence.
>,,,s-s ~,.a If Tobacco was exported from the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

I5A letter from Mr. Holloway dated Goth Dec,
tanning legislative summary to that date laid
for next week Of We hope to be able
overtake the by the time this year expires AMI
then will cndeavor to keep up with it, Several arti
cies nded for to-day's paper, crowded out
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

Funnv-The editor of the Indiana Democrat hopes
that the State Bank will to Chapman full
for all claims which hold against it-and that II
will fork over the specie to all the
that said Chapman distressed about holding the
..fl,hv rays of said Bank! Ha! ha ha Crow, Chap
man. crow like a Jassack.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

Mr.. Ewing, the whg candidate for Congress IN the
Nashville (Tenu1 district is elected his loco COM
petitor Mr.. Tousdale, by majority OF about l2oo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

In 1854 the Legislature of Pa. passed resolution
that thereof should come to the house bare
foot or eat his bread and cheese the The peo-
pie that State have Progressed since THIS
Tariff resolution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

The Dayton Transcript says: tits SAID that Il barrels
of fish were taken haul of sein in the Miami rver
in the vicinity of this city. on the 'th
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24
CARRIERS ADDRESS.

TWe requested to say that Dr.. w. II DAVIS, Sur
geon Dentist will be absent for about five six week
70 Gomez when he will return and be at home usual
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

IRWIN. J. sayre is a candidate for City Marshall
the next annual election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

The Term WHIG-The word WING, says an exchange
paper made up of the initial letters OF the o'o oi
all good men: ave Trust In GOD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

Co1pSnow to the depth of as feet and then falling
so ca, that II was irpossihla 70 .l- r
feet on the 5h instant, and the thermometer down to
ten degrees below says the Quebec oazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

Miss Abbey Kelley and Mr.. s S. Foster-The following
the latest have received of these coworhes
they in our city: 1t seem that they are mol
married vet The Rev. Luther Lee, of the True Nes-
lsy,n himself an aboli,ions of The sod organization,
very coolly says:
"The story of the marriage of Abbey Kelley and : 3
Foster pronounced false the AntSiavery Standard
We do not know who started the story but the author
thought they ought TO be married.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

NIals7s worth of Tobacco was exported from the
nay, Of Baltimore during quarter ending the 5oth u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

Ffurrah for the Extra f''-One of the Smith $ mot
John but Extra Billy Smith has been elected Gov
of Virginia by the Legislature by majority OF -. The
Governors called Extra Billy, from the fact that he
was paid so many fat Extra Allowances. by Postmaster
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-24

1:-Commodore Jesse D. Elliott comnandant OF 'he
NAVY ard at Philadelphia, died in that city on the lo'h
instant aged about sixtytwo years Com Elliott bore
conspicuous part the glorious battle OF Lake Enc u
der Com Perry and figured extensively IN the naval
history of his country up to the day OF his DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

AnJssOus8s
Correspondence Of h New York Herald

Correspondence oil Ne New YORK Herald1
HnRRKBUta Pa, Jan. 16
Great F.nawr,ai Excitement about the Letish Co.
Bunk Beach in Trouble.
DEAR SIs,-The House Of Representatives was
thr.wn into state Of excite ment by tie in'roduc.
ton Of a resolution ny Mr. Samuels, of Lehisb,
relative to the Lehigh County Bank, providing foi
{ al investig alton Of it's affairs.
Il is alleged Of this Bank, which was chartered
by an act Of the last session, with caose provi-
ding for the "'nd'v'dual l,sblny" Of stock hodris
hit hui 2iO shares were taken oy residents; Moss
Y. Beath, the bslance-pa,ing la, not ~ Gle OF
specie tn.ds, as required by law, but g84 700 in
Paimfsfd Notes. then al discount Of Is per cent
M SIS HIS now az the stock. except what is necee-
s.ry 10 qualify his agents tor directors he bona
fde holders having thrown up. The charter al
l"~s an investigation on the application OF one.
tenth (in value) Of the stockholders AS Moses
holds ninety nine hundredths Of the stock, no in
vestigatoB can be had under the charter.
he Legislature have referred the matter to the
Committee on Banks, who will investigate III.
NJ tier, and probe the fl tir to the core. You
shall hear from me as the matter closes.
Yours, &c. PROBE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

MADAME RESTELl.6 PhEvANYlvE POWDERS
-The,e nyaluable Powder. have bean universally ndopts
well a. BY thousands this country being the o0y mild
bids too rapid increase o. family.
The results Of hef adopnen % te happAeze health
too vast touch upon within the limits Of an adj
results which sec! not only The prsse we'll bang parents
but the future happiness Of their oc1as NOT
Known that the families Of the mar - Jcn Increase bey0ri
how many instances does IN hard WORKING faihs
specially the mother OF poor family rmsin through
cut their ve. tuRGns at the labor tong
70 ye and living bat TO toll whsn they might have sovd
weshsd down the spirit. and Al ss broken s hslsn Of the
fshrr how often the wss0w le unable with the
tuous intentions, 70 h saess osprng from becoming
degaded objects Of charity proaiga votanes Of vice Ev
q e. asH u s.
holding the smacated form and declining hh Of
scn Of his bosom she had reached the Of thirty
-sst sinking into pIemasuT Esye-wih The enio pros
Sorrows and his yonus and helpless Of those esds ne
attentions and achul solicitude which mother
6etow not anfs9uenily time when LEAST aoe suppcu
r, % ss nsr ~ aos
themselves the well being of their ospsas when am.
The advertiser eag the importance Of this Subject, aud evil
aa,ag the vast beneh ssutns hoosand. by
.sntiou oftl married hs consideration nd, w,. and
virtnous svs which ure subect bv s,mrs
and healthy msens within our conyoi Every
viu and enlightened mind viii unhestiualy Ans ww i
the affirmative.
rce Eve dolls pacass accompanied with full ..d pam,
suar directions
All SD rS Il ES sd 1R sm.. - s"s
Principal Office Ks Greenwich street Ns,s Yo,L nm.
hours iror, A. w. tceP Bostou Office No 7 Essrr ~
No-Ihose enclosing money ured possays vaaye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
BEAU IlkUL AND U>ErUL FANCY AhIl
Giles FOR PRESENTS.
AB saNDsGCO
s In rHE GRANITE ByILnISo us BROADWAY, CesrKR OF

N THE 0AANiTk pu.LD.So I,s DnoADwAS, SeANhA Or
HAVE tn; beautiful I'd she e
~ b. ssr ss s. III 81. f-i%
si E.J: 3 . s:: s G. =;
rI & sss :: so. lady +. % or <. g: w s
-. ~: &c e. e. II:
. hem s; B. r. /; ss
81 @ : sS Sc :' e. s::
Is: e:
FAseT, Tolrr AND SHAVING soArs-ofso,p. the follow
EoS .sr To,lsT-t,enuin. Almond sep; very 6S. old
ssss.; fisps s' ~ s;ss.; SOAP Toi:'
Soap: I. k9d: ns aims 1aO a;,.s and Rye,; so,p, 10
iyr's is's @sf
a a G.m a"Sa: I'd
It, SAP IL choice and s. sad %
'ee,sd With with great care care, r, a,
s = ssT:as M
Blanc D. Hs. rAit
Blanc fsls Blanc Eau De Bs.s;s &c 6:
he The aar
s rs H.a Il os nors
bins Gue,J;n and ch.5d. Preparations ions Esprit d. Csd.
ul G addition. to ,,s, ior b.thns " - ''
S M.ss. 5 !. Bs" .':
s$ q ss o p Il ye 5 r
Ton'que; P"ma," in sia. jan; black brown
PoH.um .ss..; saerio highly Dssum:d Bsa RS, o
% ei q S. &c md
Of and Liquids onbeausfing the hair or restoring
ga To.a W. TIE ..a
Cologne; Cologne W.eI Of manufacture very 6ns
% SssSr. Wow Flower %ss1 f:s W
DENrrRIcEs. kc FOR THE TEErH.-Pelleter's Odontine
and Exr preparation Tor the teeth and
nc e9 Ss. i: nd
and rEs
ys': S as sss
& Y 81 Ma .
Mss a. " a Gsss .
si" l. E ss s ssg
Danes; Mel Anbr; Moss:sns; Miel AnsI.sIrs; L,la.
~ 90 a. Gap
Pss,chOn Eds. w sws' rsa Sweet
RS:ss; v''Sssa MUSK; ns''s's lsa de fsl'a
ToLEI AsP orHE. Bnv.nE..of the greatest variety. inn
% % ss
sses o w TO lid 5sasS i s hs
confident that .hsr stock Q, Hair and Tooth Brushes will Be
ToILsr ssp 70. .r 1'i bssssso coMs.-Toro.e Shell.
gSI and oss
Combs and Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell Fine
Combs Wh'sker Combs. &c.. &c
suNpRy ARTICLES USE Lip salve;
Cream; sies; Liquid and Powder Rouge; Pearl Powder;
!. q viS:xs5 ATona.ie yinsYI orc Of R's: Psrusd
sealng Wax and Wafe stter aud Note Paper; LIS OF
Lem.n Diamcnd Cement; Pow der Boxes and Pufs Toilet
Powder; Plate Powder Travelling Toilet
&c Al. Nail Fie, Too,hpieks; Tw.ez-rs; Tongue
toilet, personal c,molt, At home or travelling
% ssSD ',: you'd 's: ssys for
70 their choice Dps. and Med cine. FROM which
accuracy and despatch The, intend be ns the frat
heir and respectfully soc the patronage Of
friends and the public.
soOA W.1Ss-w.n the foowps syrurs, vi.-sar,srsril.
berry; Orxea &c. Of superior quality
MEDICINAL Wa, ERs-From all the celebrated si 70.
From mtngz-the Congress, Unon -Gine aud favn,
ciy.d fIe.h every wsk Also, cons supply Of sharon
Srng Wae wn,t. sulphur Avon and burl'ck Wstr and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

THERE Is HOPE
for the Co sumptive for those
who aflict-d with S4sthmG
however much aud long they nay have
suffered. for those who e ahoring under
long continued AID tedious Coughs, Sheytnsss
Side Bleeding Of the Lungs aud other nIsos Of Fatal
Pulmonary Diseases.-Dr Foigers
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL.HEAL N q BALSAM,
rs SPkHDY AND EFFtCIUA RENEDH.-lt has
been tested in hndeds Of and bv than twenty
experience II has hem submitted a. the fculty and has
been used and approved by the-and it offered with the
its healing properties
DAvp HEsDERsoH CO. Laieht street reduced low
by edou Cough and raising of Blood lie ID tried
remedies offered without bet and deemed hmself hey0r
the hope Of relief Although he had hectic fever and night
bottle Of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
GsoRGE W. HAYS relieved by bottles of the Oloa-
ath ugh esk the Te he ced using that
he cou scarcely walk He c0ughed !nce sanity. His din
Guilty Of such that he could walk ONLY few
time, and his mig dreadful In two weeks
from the Of hrs using the medicine he waked
STORED at to b. able T., att..d to his bussess again.
f. LABAN SO Pike street cured " Asthma by h II
a bore He hid not lid down in bed for more
months he has never had recurrence OF the dsesse-now
Ms AacHlBALD rs West street, was cured OF Asthma Of
four years sanding BY half lie and dee be The
BE- 10 The world She had used arious other RENE
dies = h,ut the beieft
Hundreds OF case might b. given 70 prove its efficacy
Toy sfl and you will DC satisfied that q r.
regret havi eu,-d and il put isht ds
e iss which is n present tn ca ening your lite
For sale the Principal Oce log Nassau street, door
above Aun jail re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

Resolved That the Committee on Banks be instructed
to inquire into the eApediency Of repeating the act Of The
last session OF the Legislature ohartering the shigh
County Bank and that the said have power TO
send for and papers, to the deposition 81
witnesses by commission should they think proper SO to
Explanation being asked. Mr. ssmusls presented a
paper signed BY Jacob Dnger, Charles Kramer. John
A. Gibbons and others, all respectable citizens OF Allen
town. who state that nearly the whole Of the stock Of the
oank 10 owned by Moses Y. Beach, o. New York. and
that the directors merely his agents ana not such Of
fcers as the people OF Lehigh want Mr. Smith and Mr.
Dunlap were in favor OF posponing the resolution for the
Mr. sTRurnERs OF Easton. strenously advocated the
resolution and promised in case Of investigation to
show a. great piece OF rascslity as ever existed
the Lehigh County Bank $40 Of Plsnfeld bank
notes. which were at the time not worth rs cents per
dollar And further charge Beach, who is non-resi
dent OF with being the owner Of the bank
The remarks'ofMr struthers caused considerable SEN
sstion and the motion to postpone Immediately with
Mr. BunRELL expressed himself in favor of the resou
ton In part Directing to that portion which relates to the
sending for and papers, upon the ground that he
did not won't the taxed with the expenses
believe" said Mr. B.. this bank to be rotten con-
Brady spoke at length in favor of the resolution,
alluded to the dangerous effects Of banks being owned by
single individuals residing in other States without the
proper responsibility end believed in the case Of the
Lehigh County Bank. there had been fra d. which he
In favor of ferretng out and therefore wished the
luton
Mr. CUMMING, the gentleman VINO desired explanation
1t the outset said few words in opposition to the resou
tion, when Mr. Slmnels accepted the proposition OF Mr.
Burrell. after which the resolution passed by large
majority
Thus Beach, Of Painfeld no'oriey will have his hands
fall and his Lhgh schcme Is not completely outdone
am prophet In this instance, Lehi2h iH do better
One branch of the Leg stature have resolved 10 al.
journ the 10 OF February. OF o'clock, NJ. But
this 10 sheer humbug.
Several military companies leave here on Monday
morning 10 witness the inauguration Of Gov. Skunk.
In th-atricais but lil- Is DONG at present.
W. had n LAST yhf vUh M
iierabe damage.
Orrin Bailey. avery clever and geutlemanly person,
Superintendent Of the National Clay Club Reading
Room. has received very snug berth xtra Clerk
n the County Commissioner fce Gadof it, a. he IL
every way competent and deserving
There gener decline in stocks to day; the mar.
et closing heavy - for State 6 sales being made at
72f The general opinion H. that alhe interest due upon
b., mid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
r"h , UGUEsk FEMALE rlLLs

AZ Pc BOUDELuQUE, MD. LiSrUM PORTRAYAL
HM scieatac combination Of irYreLins of when tbosS
fiiis are compoted hAvc them ihr wonder ana admit
s:oI Of the world Ihsy are ka2wn y ov Euo tie
tain IN producing the monthly tprns The,, Co. 1.y In s
case being ;ucf that tsy must be used during es w.
produce an m.csnsge q used dg,!ns ttss gsi,od.
round with the seal Of the mpor stamped Each boz Cor
taius the signature OF NJ de boudeocue aud H. urish M
rections have the OF Dr. r. MELVEAIT
agent FIR the Continent OF America.
They he transmitted by ai OAR, or m. In;,.x
states Sold by Dr. MELyEAU agent and ;nnor x' -
the United Stats Oce, 3s Liberty street near Giro.nw
sssct Price S5half boxes - No half boxes sen bv mail
scS N Boston SseE s!sst Letters directed % D. u.
'ios s letters b. oostpsid unless encosnr none,
iy1s RE '"oA''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
Sales OF Stocks at PhiisdeIphia.

FIRsr BOARD, ia $1,000 Star So 72; f000 10 TAI
50r0 72i; 1910 Kentucky IS, lo0l $40 " ,mingt"
as 65 7si; 1900 do, 81 7s $50 sh.r-s Hrard Bk
$50 Wilmington. 3d. raj so do bS ~ 81 olaA lsrd.
Western BIZ 4sA; PHILADELPHIA Blk 1919 i05 raro BIZ
u G,rard Trust, at; 10 Camd ana Ambny no
SHcoSp BOARD, Jan. IT. $1,000 state IS 7sf 800 CT
" SIS. 81 l03}. sshares Pnah-ipha Blk 1919 i5n W..
nng'on RR, bs 10; so 10 b 2n $50 d. 81 20 81 20.
", 40: II dr. lS1 Pennsylvania sank 265; do 266;
M-chanirs' b.. PAP. sou B,nk, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
Medical Aid,

VTNHOSE 81 EMU Mf.Ut Nd AID rTivateIy, will find
Dr. OkEGORY hone, all hours q the day or evening
His resdeue is Sc Gold the Be~kmaa
STREET Dr. o. has published treatise lied the Kukeon"
private diseases secret habits debility
barrenness fruifuues NC kc detailing effects
aud cu..s The price 80 &c Is although his he
No. sS iii aa,den Laa- Fulton street cor
Of Water 10 Full sore Of u Id street;
u~j lag Ds4ncev corner Of suffolk stre; East
Bro dxay; both Of Chamber aud Broadway and
,hs Lamp Store in the Sun Buildings Fulton stse 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
LUCINA CORDIAL.

LII a IA the IuclI EL J6kpI. pE EI tovE
When il the chain that hymsn weavss
NE blends no buds amid the leaves,
And FATE f9rbids the wik should claim
Lucins Cordial, i |, thine.
e. {, S, 4: Ss tss !; i. n vines
Restore his lost yirlity.
4 gesta Of manly strength the bsns.
This Sovereign Cordial lie. him Try.
The klncr a.bus, !" meath whose sway
Beneath aa i ,. Whence nee quickly pSs ai...
And light ielurns to the dull! eyes,
OF maid OF matron who at length
Feel IN each nerve returning strength
lf Fate, by some mallgn conjunction,
S sSPR Gs a.y finale sp a:s;ss,0n'
OF any delicate secretion -
Behold the sure restorative. ~
Take L and steal an march arc r on Time
Wife, still in youth and beautys bloom.
Driuk-and fair children may be thine.
YOUNG .a.a g.. b.sa
Into her haunts and left ds6led
With the sad lingerings Of disease;
For health, and purity, and ease,
or all Irallhs Elements the sum.
husband, who sc hast never known
The icy fathers name to own.
Ta'e-and eer tcng that name shall bs
BY lies afaniile lispsd to tnee;
ass '% ri: siae sas13B ihS S
incp,ent Consumption 100,
Pluck from the cheek the ROSE Of death.
And lend new vigQr to the breath
Ia Short Tor each disease that springs
From organs DER which 1--we Ainss
This Vitl Co dial Is Of use.
Price 50 bottle 81! dozen For sale at 26 FULTON
lYs. And also at 90 North s.th street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
sANDS'S SAKoAPAkILLA.

COMBINES in itself triad Of properties possessed by no
to exhibit rt aren then tonic various
Of hs'f % ss. sw Da
a-rient or pleasant Alternative and uid tonic The three
Sc
9 particle. Of the bsd neutraasd and carried
the a sHa have TO is e
az dnssa ss a. S.
q Other al
IS Il Ss s
q PAIN and ~ renewal strength Keeping
aesa ,s'3 sns s as1"s foes
9s sesst: owns s' .Ss.s ssfes sow.
sion hs
% Ss AND Of s
lolewing letter exhibits in remarkable manner the
efhcacy OF the Sasaparilla scrofuous aud
s with al
:ss Il: I'd e. sss s s :s :r s 4:
and have 10. y The thigh aud
has al,o decsyed and ueen removed. :,
my
steady my
~nGs ssf ss s's
felt the
two .. .%s
sS as III
q s wS.S ne
S,.. ey cured For IL; the .as
your friend T. Try the wrE&S wARNa
-, sass, IS: = '
"hs w.. ss. may six
do careful psruss Commsi on such eSid nee Is I'm.
m..., s..a NV !oss., july q, ls.a
% You .ta The following facts reference 70 the sa bs
IL have received in the Of an obstinate ULcEP
va. ATTENDED eighteen month, BY regular and .tlfu ply
fIpsIisassd i. SssS what,
AZ the ws S ssST Ssss
caa.c thlrr day, i was daily syrased w!b
f: .ns ss sssS ds 1fs
sts HS sS' -ss s 3;
"a; sss'' ssf :s s
p NV s es.s TV o' d'pad Of ~
snE v.rog: si,moalsI. and certificate. q the
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CT. for my case peTseveed, until the disease entirely
he san spDs aes sss q f1s s Ssi s'
ys Mn and is.f es nc Chez
sn y tna Ss s % 10. ss d.s s
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Aothng else could feel my under lasting gauons
70 YOU can say things canpoI WRIT and dN mos
me and will satisfy them fully Of The truth a. stated above
and man, s'. things n ''l'lEsgSsiN e z: ~
80 Sullivan street. next door to ths Aisthodst Church.
For further particulan and conclusive evidence Of its
GRATIS. -, -.
''p-' A. B. ID. SANDS, Druggists.
~ Fulton street, z7s Broadway, n East Broadway
~l.c hv drugs .te~a
stasss Price q per bottle; s1 bottles for s5
Sands Sarsapsr that and is constantv soeyins snch
remarkable Of the difficult class OF dseases which
he frame subject therefore ask for Sand Sasape
riIIas and take no other d. msm