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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
I R lie n DS' BOOKS.

The undersigned has just received from the East,
large lot Of Friends Books: and has arrangement
keep up general assortment of publications made by
the Society and such other publications approved
BY them. They will be sold a small advance the
PhIadel pha prices, barely Sufficient pay freight and
commission
George Fox's Journal, >-...--- Barclays Apology -
Extracts from Pennington. Nv oolmans Journal
Anarchy Of the Ranters, Richard Davies.---.--.
Phpps on Man, BARCLAYS Catechism
Bevan's View. Observation-Disclosures Brief of Georgef
Richard Jordan ,-------------- Fox, for Chldren,<
Lewis on Baptism, -.-- No Cross No Crown
Lewis on Oaths Thorpcs Letters,
Sarah Knight IouIsa Nav,
Dynond on War, --.....-... Pennington and Grover,
Shackleton's Letters, ----P iety Promoted, -.-.--
Abel Thomas. George w htehead,
Penning toIl's Letters, .------SaInuel Neale, ---
Pcnn's Rise and Progress, Mary Dudey,--.-
Hints Scrip. Instruction. Converse for 1ouh,-.
SeweI.s History Tuke's Principles.
FotherciIl's Sermons, Gurney's Hints,
Hendrcksons Report, like ndall's Catechsn,
Friend Family Library,..---
Historical Memoirs o: Friends, by W Hodgson, r.
Eilwoods Sacred History-New Testament,
Power OF Religion the Mind,
Rise Progress ana Prosecutions Of Friends IN Scotla
Imitation Of Christ, by Thomas a kempiS.
Rules of Discipline, (London Edition.
Wood and WIiianson's Arguments,
Also
Moral Almanacs for lS, by the gross, dozen, or SIP
All works print. not me ntioned above, W
niShed order .cx for The sale
Having determined establish al rece,s the natron
of Friends' publications, he ho~D p HOLLOW AY
age of purchasers -1~I6.
Richmond, June 81
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

RICH MO Nd IND.
YUlHE subscriber wishes call the of the
travelling public the fact that he has returned
his old Stand, THE NATiONAL that he is
putting the House, we'll the whole establishme
first order for the accommodation Of the travelling
public with the dete rninaton that he will be
the for kind and close attention those that
him with call. Nc pains shall be spared for
the comfort and enjoyment of his guessIn short, he
IS determined to keep good and orderly house. and
make every person that calls him home His charge
shall be low house of the kind in the west-no
shall dissatisfied if his prevent
Feeling thankful for avos he hopes be sustained
by his old friends and customers Any favor will be
thankfully received and in his humble way shall be
turned
n B. Good sheds for carriages-good yard for
ers, and attention them. A few good horses and
carriages, that person wishing conveyance to
adj Joining shall be accornproiated without delay
DANIEL D. SLOAN.
Richmond, 43-tI
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.
STOVES. HoILoIV-IVARE. ana CASTINGS
Z Z nc j u Il att Prices.

- - - - H "a Z
TYRE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Il &c that he carries the FouIle business, the
estabs.le mt lately conducted BY the firm e T. and
O'tfarra lie has on hand superior lot Of TOY E
consisting d Nos - aha: Improved Premium nc
stove Splmans Improved Cooking Stove seven and ten
plate stoves q different Sizes with general assortment
OF RANKIN ana tarlnr Stoves Also--Pots Kettles,
introns, and W agen Boxes
He also manufactures and makes order Carinn Ma
chine 5. Condensers. Spinning and Napping Machines
broad and narrow Power looms Pulling toyes and all
kinds of Machinery used in Misunderstanding establish
Mill Gearing Of al KINDS made the shortest notice
He feels confident in SAYING that he has the largest and
best selected ot Of in the Western country 70.
t'ri>t and Saw Mills He has, in short, the latest i'm
TO FLoUGz MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Plouchs in MS. r..
has Sloops Ploughs, right and eft Peacocks right and
left; Gods Plough four different Sizes-a of which he
Will sell 4: Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
IETHRESHlNG MACHINES.-He has an excel
lent lhreshing Machine hch he manufactures and will
sell for Cash approved Trade For TO horses nen
AID despatch IL The work II is ncrio,
The undersigned his thanks 10 the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm o r
and J. 'Hurrt, and would respectfully solicit n confirm
of their favors j. All kinds of Machinery repay
ed on short notice Cash, Wheat good Horses viii be
token in eschnnge for any of the above articles
THOMAS O'HARRA
u 1t is necessary that the business the late firm Of
7 and J. Harra should be settled as soon as pos.
sibe; therefore, those who indebted TO said firm,
are hereby requested to make immediate payment
june II, 1919. tJan5f- 10 T. OH
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SONS or TEMPER NOE.

Clark Division, No. 3, :. of T. of EIchmond, W ayne
county, Indiana, meets Wednesday evening of each
week at o'clock ID. p. HOLLOWAY, W. P.
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A FARM OF 100 ACRES

UyOR SAIE!--The undersigned wishes sell his
II valuable FARM, situated miles north of Rich
nond, the New Paris and Williamsburg road, west of
the Fl. Wavne road, containing 100 Acres of firsrae
Land-15 Acres of which cleared and good state
of cultivation. There good 2 story Frame House
a large Frame Barn, nearly and double set of
corn-crbs and Wagon house attached heTeto-a supe-
ror Spring of neyeraling water. convenient TO the
dwelling House-an e1cee bearing Orchard Of graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c
Water for stock is abundant, and very convenient
IEMr William Dulan. residing on the Farm east and
adjoining the described premises authorized to
sell the same and person wishing to purchase
GOOD FARM, is respectfully Ivted TO call and examine
= JOB HAINES
11,b 1915 3tf-6f6m-Gy
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SNADDLERs. can be accommoda
- ted with every thing in their line
--Stirrups, Rings. Bits Buckles. all
!. J
A kinds Of Mounting, Trees, Seating.
Tools, silk and Thread, Webb of all
kinds, lacks of all sizes Trunk Locks
III and Nails, Harness & Bride Leather,
III Pad Skins, &c. &c. &c.-as cheap as
XII IN the articles can be had i'll Gin
ENsS:.NSsSSSS.M cinnati. Call and examine the excel
ESSSE@Ezss:S1W lent assortment the unde ed
the southeast of Nam and
Front streets, Richmond, Ia and Judge
for yourselves Of the Glaiity aud price.
: sIIOEoIA NERS, also be i ommodated with
Tools, Lasts Sole and Upper Leather, Lining ami Bind
Skins Thread, and of all kinds and PEts III
any quantty all cheap for cash Call and
CARR AGE Nah Frs. here find almost every
thing in their linc-EIrtic Springs, MaIliable Fifth
Wheels, Axle Nuts, general assortment of Malliable
Carriage Irons. Carriage Lace Of various coors with
Pastcing match Fringe Darnask Head Innings Cloths,
Tufts, Moss; Silver Brass and Japanned Knobs; Silver
and Brass plated Hub Bands Lamps Silver and Brass
Handles, various patterns; Hinges Stump Joints, Locks
Silver and Brass Curtain Frames; RiFes for Joints;
Capped Nuts; Curtains; Oil Cloth CarPeting; Rugs
Patent Leather; Top Leather, &c. Sc.-as cheap
be had any other establishment in the West
If addlers, Shoe makers and Carriage Makers wish
buy bargains, just cell the Cheap Cash store Of
FLETCHER & BENTON.
June 80, 1916. EFT
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Lft Of BaHks-tte Notes Of rhiet rscetrcf by III
Branch Bank Richmond.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
DIED

Dec. -. JOHN 2. GkRBUTT sged Il years, n a
residen; ~ this city.
His friends and sc4uA.ntSnces sre respectfully izr.
attend his funeral this siternoon, ~ otlock f
his late residence. IS Seventeenth St
Tuesday morning. 9,h inst. MARY c FCNWlCS
isu sh;tr OF Thos. !. Fenwick aged years.
The friends snd acSuantanccs OF the family areias,
- attend the funeral oGa hThiri between Ser,.
and Eighth sts Willsmsbarsh on "Wednesday. .3PN
At Sosryille " J AZ the residence OF her sosr a.
Rev Or Mesler of pteVrnarN, after illness Of .,S
tour DAYS Mrs ELEANOR MANpEEILLE WIFI Of G.:
uslius T. psremus IN the 18th year ~ her ase s..
WAS tor ,sny years consistent member o. the Ers.
snt Reformed Du,ch Church. She died TIE Chr,S,
.iie;h Her remains conveyed 81 her rroue,, >,
Pomp,on Plains TO be placed BY the side Of he, ps
rents and relations.
A; his residence ~ Second 81 ALEXANDER HiS
SAM. Esq in the S2d year of his age
The funeral Will tskr place on Thursday 3ls, lss ),
I O'clock 7 81 Burial S; Greenwood Cemetery P9,
lives and friends Of the family well those Of L
br,therin law Thomas + hct,ell are invited To s,ho
without farther notice.
On the 2Sth inst AFTER lingering Illness Mrs JANET-
CRAIG rclict OF William Craig. aged - years
Her friends and scQu0intauces and those OF the (,.
are respectfully invited 10 attend her ursra this N,
noon. nj past oclock, from her late residence NJ
3hj MOrrocst
pee. -, SUS.lNNAu. daughter OF Nicholas and -
sannah " ,lsh aged , years, ! months and ~ DAYS
The friends OF the family and those OF Peter oCoano,
James Dcmpry. Andrew OConnor, are respectuRyis
y,ed 10 attend her funeral this aitcrucon from the m
dcucc OF her father, No. Sixth avenue, at hdf pas,
o'clock
Al Washington y c Both John Mcleod, Principal 4
the Columbia Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

,,;cop, Of evil how depnrsble the thought that they
s,s liable to encounter at every turn sautations 70
psrtake Of the intoxicating cup-nos the gross bev-
crags Of the grog shop but the seductive goblet OF
the drawing room trirIned with excitement and
pleasure Who can suspect the serpent thar
turks in the hospitality proffered BY the falrsst OF
Ewes daughters2 Who can realize that smiles 80
fascinating may light the path to pe-dition anu
ye, THOUSANDS will on Friday take their hrs' oe-
cided step on the road TO ruin in slipping VINE OK
punch at the houses Of their fair frieads-li I'M
plant dsvouring Ere in their breasts while e1-
changing feIc:tations and wishes OF prosperity and
bsppness And who shall say TO the woman
who deals out the maddening poison on New ear
Dav, II her husband or brother or son is brought
home to her at night helpless mas. Of degradation
and oathsomeness-whether it be tint night or
any night thereafter your suffering is undeserT-
ed Alas wha, shall comfort her in that hour o.
heart-breaking anguish aud despair
Lady set no bottles on your table on NeTT-l ear
Day Young Man you are not already the slave
of fatal appetite taste not, tonch not aught that
can intoxicate, bat resolve TO commence the Ne"
Year with deliberately formed or thoroughly
strengthened resolution to live hencetcrth 70 TEN
perance Purity, and whatever conduces to the
widest and highest welI-beng Of the whole Il aFnan
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Things in Washington.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
~ ...>. No., -

Correspondence OF The Iriounc.
WASHINGTON Dec. 27-Midnight.
Ny letter tonight will be very short. simply from
want Of news We have nothing new about the
suspended duel Mr. DAVIS is still in Baltimore
Mr. BAYLY is still in this city 1t is said that
some oi Mr.. BAYLYs friends are talking OF having
it temporarily arranged till Mrs. RECEIVERS from
her fright when they will take some private occa
sion TO leave the city for quiet shot at each other
II this plan be seriously entertained II seems 10 be
very strange way OF managing business 1t
would be piece OF deception and crue'y toward
Mrs b and Of suspended hos,lhties we'll as OF
suspended honor Ii ever the affair can be settled
il can be done now and whether By explanation or
otherwise the sooner the better. ! am even now
tired of writing aboutit
A melancholy suicide occurred IN this city to-day
about = O'Clock \ young man named MArM.
some relative believe OF Lieut.. MkURY l.. :. y.
and who has been connected with thr Navy, but
more recently Clerk in the Treasury Department,
fired pistol ball through his head at the boarding
house OF Mrs HILL near the " ar Department
He had resided some time believe. with Judge
Mason and was looked upon rs young mau OF
ability. hear cause assigned Tor the deed
Mr. BAKER. o! Illinois. intends to speak to NOR
the wants OF the Army IN Mexico The
novelty OF the proceeding will attract crowd Of
spectators.
Il is generally believed that the President will
transmit a Message 10 Congress tomorrow or next
day, asking tor the creation OF a Commissioner or
Lieut. Generalship, or something OF the sort. 10
duct his Mexican War You recoect that the
Government at first seemed very averse 10 the ap-
pointment o; any officer over Gen. TAYLOR. Now
they have outrRnked him by sending Gen. ScorT,
who is 10 be outranked b. something else g 1t
never rains but it pours. And now we are TO have
Ossa upon Pelion piled in the way OF chiet Of
iicers.
Gen. HsRNiFR, whose death is announced in the
latest news from Mexico. was elected 4 Member of
Congress from the District now represented by Mr.
McDowE1I. of OHIO, 10 the 30th Congress You
will see that Gen. SCoTT had arrived in New O ?
leans thought his destination was farther South.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Massachusetts For Ever.

a second trial was had on Monday in the only
two Districts of Massachusetts which failed TO elect
Wing Members OF Congress at the regular State
Election and the result is the certain reelection oi
Hon. DANIEL P KING (Whig) in the Id ESSEX
District BY over OoO majority. and the probable
election OF Hon JOINS q. PsLFREr iShgj in the
Ivth (Middlesex) District by few votes The
Boston Atlas has returns from IL towns IN Essex,
showing Whig gain Of 1000, and OF 20 towns in
the A1iddlesex District showing Wing gain OF
5l9 Mr. Palirey having now 50 majority, while the
same towns gave 400 against hm at the previous
trial The remaining towns gave an even vote st
the former trinl.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Pun ,prr WIZ. u

PHILADELPHIA Dee. -.
The prices OF Flour and Grain aru hardly sus-
tanned to-day in consequence OF the high OF regh,s
As high o. Sd has been taken for Flour Liverpool
aud IS Ireland But for these rates, which CHER
than for many previous years buyers would Come
freely in the market al - 10 however they
will offer but 81 IS.
We have no arrivals Of Corn Meal and the mar
ket is sr bare Sales Pennsylvania White Whes, l0i
loa Eed South ss without sales prime White held
no The last sale Yellow Souiaer-. Com Co srd
very scarce. Oats steady as g.
Our money market IS quite stringent per cent
the The Banks cautious II their dis
counts. Foreign Exchange about the your
city.
The Treaty Elm OF Keasington. under which
hiss furnished wood enough in the shape OF boxes.
escrtors &c for whole forest batsoIne excavations
recently uls6e for enlaging chip yard hsye brought
light what doubtless the remains OF the Old roots
Near ton collected, which eagerly seized Es
precious relics and hsve piece in Of preserva
non perfect enough for walking sick.
a motion has been made n the United States
District Court for sl IN the case>of AlUeida AnG
the crew OF the bark Poas convicted OF revolt No de-
cisioa vet given
From Capt. Smack. OF The brig Braudywiue ST
this port from Rio Nov. Il ssrn ha, nothing pohticsl
had occurred since last sdyicss and nothing farther had
been heard iruui Ia PLATA. The frig.:e Columbia
:here-effce-s and crew al well. The L. : fsa,e In
dependence Capt Lsveette sailed from Rio the IS;
Nov. for he Pacific Business WAS dull. sni ku: few
American vessels in port
Sales StocSs-Ftrst B0dr6-22 Mech y Manu-
st Pittsburgh 30; p Ches Del Stock 81 200 WI.
r-c- cash p. 4Jer Rac-6-T Con1 Bk SO 400 Le-
high Ga as: Il Read 80. 200 Wing 6s '5s 50; 80
Harrisburg dys. e5 50 G-s-d cash, - 59Sa Sts:s
Reading ba "a 100 Reading stock 30i 50 Harrisburg
.; 400 LehiSh os b5, C $50 Read S. 3S If.T
RosTs-loioe sat as =: 300 dc 5Sf 10 loEs-r;shurs25
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
-NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
: sgE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY,s PAPKR.s
Relief to Ireland.

This is the last day in which anything can 81
fectively be done toward sending By the only anu
ary Steamship some tangible evidence that the
People of this Coun.ry, synpathze with the Sts-v-
ing Millions OF Ireland. Accordingly, portion OF
our Citizens will today be waited on at their d"ei
ling. or places of business and solicited to contrib
ME something toward this noble charity. We fear
the time has been so short and the arrangements so
hurried that but small portion o our citizens will
be reached by this appeal, yet we trust every ore
will s.andready to respond 10 II with money II he
can spare IT, bat at all events with expressions OF
heart felt sympathy Let not those on whom has
been ircoosed the undesirable task OF calling from
house TO house be anywhere met with unkind
words which cannot harm them bat may sadly dis
honor and shame the 1tterers. II little is given
at each house the labor Of calling will be lightened
and the aggregate result will avert the extreme
of misery from many lowly and famine -stfiekeh
haldtation 1T is more blessed TO give than 70 re-
ceive.'
We NAV state in confirmation OF our own deep
conviction Of the proprety and tnehness oi TINS
.reeoyement that before it was proposed, few OF
our most eminent and philanthropic merchants had
together contributed $1,000 for tins very purpose
which with some additions) would, but for this
public effort, have gone out in Fridays steamship
utterly uDheralded and unknown on this side, as
the names Of the givers still are and will remain
Such acts are far more frequent than the public
suspects, and reflect honor on human nature
- By our oversight. the noce of the Second Ward
Committee failed TO appear yesterday. The menbers OF
that Committee will call upon lhe citizens oihe Ward this
afternoon and will meet with generous re-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

tT" Hon. ALEXANDER BARROW. who died at Bai
tmore yesterday morning has for several years past
served the country as L. 5. Senator from Louisiana
with integrity and ability Although living in the
very focus OF the Texas Conspiracy he resisted An
nexaton from first to last with zeal and constancy
worthy OF the better days OF the Republic. That
opposition ind already ensured his retirement from
the Senate on the 4th o! Marchnext when his term
would have expred-His place will be temporarily
filled by an appointee OF Gov. .Iohnson-a Loco
Foco of course. Gen. Barrow II We mistake not.
was native OF Tennessee
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
=. Eroru &c S. Lo1is Republcan. 90 ID

Az EXPRESS TO SANTA FE.-The following letter
from senator BENTON witch handed 10 as yester
day by the gentleman whom il was addressed wl DE-
readers generally. Il Is accompanied
by note IL which il - said" Some large events are
IN contemplation but, as yet, nothing s certain
SENATE CHAMBER Dec
D-GT Sy: Government Express for SAINT. Fs and
perhaps California Will pasa through e. Louis fey
days ztter yo1 receive this calling or Colonel RoszaT
CAMPBELL Is Ne goes Please 20 make ,his known
through tae papers. tha those who wisn write 20
their trends may have ther letters ready They should
and Only send slips Of *spa2ers as the mail inust be
keot Igat and small. Yours sTrly,
10 Col J. 3. 5rrs: THOMAS 4 BENTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
MARRIED

On Sunday evei.iug. 27ih inst ly Kew Joseph -,
Nj WILLIAM PATTON to Miss NARY MADDEN =
ot this city
3. WRIGHT. ESQ to MARTHA A CRIssEY. ~ =
Monticello. Sullivan Co.
On the 9Th inst. at Po.: Richmond By Fer. p,,,.
Moore. OBADIAH BOVINE ESQ. to CORA taush,.- :.
ON Tuesday afternoon Dec y. By Rev E L. Is-.,
Mr. HENRY G HALSTEp 70 Miss NARY Louis,
isugh,er Caas Y De Forrest. Esq sl OF tbs cisy.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

The MoHEGAS-This wrecking steamer N fair
weather and troad dayish; considered very mysrE
rtous AFFAIR !, seems ihst tie por had been below 70
his dinner leaving the wheel Il tas hinds OF person
Supposed 70 De fully competen: 70 AVOID tie rocks On
coming I, be exclaimed TIA, ae boat Of her
course sa6 TIE shock ancst Immediately occurred. A.,
hsa water Is probable that the boat would have pass
ed without striking and The tide then wss aosa who
were steering TGvposed tha: there was sufficient depth
OF water to slsY safe passage. bad mistake. We
sea CO fhe- inquiry that mis- mistake was made by
he ordinary pat Of ths bcs.-ihe Bridgeport pho;
ing Ecre belo~, stated above. Rridaspor, Stzni-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30
p1spArozss FOR TIE TRIBUNE
nv EIEcTRIC TELE RAPH.
xyIx1h ..secoud Session.
wuH.seras. De-. e.

SENATE WsEISGToS, Dec p
On NJ MAsouMs motion the Senate ah)oar1eo
before reading the journals, after the announce
rneut Of the decease Of Hon Mr. BARROW :. =
Senator from louisiana
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion Of Mr S1ARkwEATHER, the joint rsio-
luton offered by Col. DAVIS and passed yes'e'-
day, was reconsidered by vote OF q 10 d. arc
ferrea to the Military Committee
Nj. HARALsoS from the Ailita-y Committee re-
norred bill 70 raise teu additional regiments ioF
the regular army 10 serve FIVE years curing lhs
war; also two Joint resolutions ioF re!uno!hs -
the several States the expenses incurred N @ lhu=
,erng troops, and Tor me subsistence u
r,rril ruuste-ed into the service also 5iii 10 II
c-assa the efficiency of the regiments OF the reg1
lar aupy. and to provide for disabled solcisF'
Snodr, private bills were submitted. and bill al
,hnrizine the erection OF lighthouses
NJ. c. J. IsGERsoLL offered Resolution Tor the
printing OF 5000 extra copies OF the documents o.
18th June on Mexican affairs.
NJ HAYIIS offered joint Resolution closing
the Reiec.ories in the basement OF the Caplto! IN
less the propretors suspend entirely the sale o! IN
,oxicating drinks. ADOPTED -.
A bill was reported providing Tor the settlement
q. the claims Of New-Hampshire. A memorial was
rrasented from nine thslsand members OF me
yearly meeting OF Friends OF y Ne*-Ensland' IN oP
inosi,ion TO the war After debate. the motion &C
p-int was laid on the table by vote OF - to %
The States were called in order for resolutions
and large number were presented, among others
one nquiring in reference 10 the erection OF hghl
houses and other Improvements to the hero0rs ol
Long Island one for the repeal OF the law authoriz
ing the taking OF deposition fr Partc one ior INC
erection OF buoys between Philadelphia and Bristol
A resolution amending the riies so as 10 prevent
personal explanations, &c. was taken up Add
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-30

n WfsrAE's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY, The great
remedy for consumglon and the best medicine known 10
for asthma Of every siegc, liver complaints bron
chits, influenza coughs, colds bleeding Of the lungs
shortness breath, pains and weakness IN the sde'
breast and a di.ssses OF the pulmonary organs
Avery nporan, disease which this 'Ba-am'
,h.s complaint i ha. undoubtedly proved eichcious
than any remedy hitherto employed, and in IN
hen paens had endured long aud suffer
ing from the disease without receiving the least benefit
from various remedies and when mercury been
ed 10 10 the OF this Ba.sam has restored the liver
to healthy action, and IN many Instances effected pens
uenl cures after every remedy had failed pro-
duc- Ih,s desired effect
Beide rs astonishing efficacy IN the diseases above
mentioned we also md II very efectIaI remedy n
asthma compliant in which has been extensively used
"iIl decided success, in OF years standing
IL only ensna;es rom regular physician but has
also been eile.e al! the complaints fur which II
recommended l! s my intention, therefore, either
cloak II mystery, any way deceive Tue pubic by
oyeuang ~ y.rtu-s the contrary shall simply en-
tesver 10 sire BRIEF statement Of IS usefulness and Hat
ter myself Tia. .i= fpriaing efficacy IL enable me 10 fur
nlsE such proo!s u lie virtues viii sa;sfy the most in
credg.ous that consumption mey and can be cured II
TIL. medicine be resoried TO IN time
Noce genuine unless signed l. BUTTS a.. The wrappor
The genuine and original W.tars BalsaH OF Wild Cher
ry-sisned BUTTS, tue wrapper. Ia for sale By A.
q = D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 FuILon-,L corner Of 1v
Lam Agents FOR ihis City; also 23 Broadway and -
East Broadway, and by Drggi.ts generally throughout
the United States. c5e