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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
ty they will be the Same bonds sold by tho State

ty they will be the Same bonds sold by tho State
to the Morris Canal and Banking company. and
for which tho Stale never received ono cent of
compon sation, and 4 few Of tho floating bonds
which have been sold in tho American markc,
for about 20 cents on tho dollar. |, Will be fine
invcs.men. Of those bonds receive five per. cent
for one half the amount, even though thoy should
never receive ono cent from the canal
Mr.. Butler. in his frs: c:tor. says, in speaking
Of Indiana bonds they .'are to DO found extensive
Iy tho hands OF trustees, guardians retired and
aged persons, widows and others whose object was
investment. and whose reliance for supper, is on
income. Such with scarcely exception, is the
class represent
Now, we thought that these poor widows ana
agcd persons, would scarcely DO abe or wiling
10 advance 81 235 900 moro 10 the State Of lndI-
ana, for Tic purpose Of Obtaining p per cent on
the amount the State owes them.
The completion Of Tic canal Will be Of vast i'm,
por,ancc 10 tho section of the country through
which, it runs, ard tho consequent increase OF
wealth will add much 10 the revenues OF the state
We should Ike to tho canal completed, but
the State Of Indiana should not incur further
responsibilities, until she has made positive
Iarran cement for her public debt.
SUPREME JrpaEs-ll is understood that Gov.
Whitcomb has appointed Charles Dewey and ;.
T.. Perkins to tho vacancies the Supreme
bench. During the late session of tho Senate,
His Itxccency sent in the names OF s. f. Fer
kins and II. L. Smith for confirmation, bu. they
were rejected When the Legislature ADJOURNED
he appointed Nlossrs. Dewey and Perkins as pro
TENS for the ensuing year. Had he nominated
Mr.. Dewey to tho Senate. /. would have been con-
firmcd. We understand that Mr.. Perkins has
gone TO indianapolis TO enter upon tho duties OF
tho office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

The KIDNAPPED CITIZENS LlBERATED.-Thc
Mara,ta In,egcncor of Thursday says: Judge
McComas passed down the Ohio Monday. on
! Board the s. i. Columbia. 4 special term of
tho Court was held in ParkorsburG yesterday. md
| Lorraine, and Thomas, wero admitted to bail in
tho of ono hundred dollars each. Mr.. Asa
Harris. OF HaTnar, entered into recognizance for
them all.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

The editor the State Sentinel III speaking of the Ca
nal BILL rs IT called by Terrc Haute friends,
rel the amendment put the bill by the
ithout this amendment, could fully approve
the hill' If the influence Gov Whcomb. and the
soft words of hatery the New or loco could not
induce the editor of the Sentinel ully approve the
bill. how could it be expected that independents and
honorable could support it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

No Excess. BALD IIs:sa.-IIlc following conl.nu-
ncaton the Rev. Professor Eaton, of Hamilton
College, New ork, in addition. hundreds of others
equally respectable should the doubts of every
reasonable person Of the uniform am singular efficacy
Of Jaynes Hair Tonic:
..Hamtou. Feb. 18th l7.00r. D. Jayne.-Dear SIR:
say my hair IS restored, but say that
appears rapid process of restoration could
reasonably be expected had finished the first bot
tie before a decided change manifest the bald
part the head to which il applied \ new growth
Of fine glossy hair, much Ike TINT infants aPpea
red has continued increase. and have had 1t cut
two or three have recently commenced on the
third bottle have been good deal Irregular IN the
use Of the Tonic' the first and from this cause
apprehend that the less than It otherwise woaid
have been | began the OF the Tonic with little
faith that it would BE- successful head, though
f. entire confidence your statements of hat II had
done TO Others, and mach surprised delighted
when saw the effect on recoIect the appearance of
nv head when your Office assure you my hair has
beer nearly, ii quite. inch longer the times have
had il cut those parts winch nearly destitute of
any, when Won 1t was, however. very fine,
though quito thick- flushed with sangaine hope Of
final success the dgent OF your Tonic, which "a
Ys. all the hair ntHgs which been advertised
the papers constrained To beiese is what it claims
to BE- ,ctH make the hair and mistake,
at least some heads Go " t1AToS, Professor
in the Hamilton Literary and Theological Seminary.
IEFor sale at Reeds Drug store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

C4ncer Scrof4la. and Coitrc-Ample experience has
roye that 10 combination of medicine has ever been so
Iac,nns IN removing the above diseases, DR. Jayne
ALTERNATIVES Life Preseryatve. 1t has eIectcd cures
truly astonishing only Of Cancer, anu other oisese
of at class but the most stubborn Diseases
the Skin, Dyspepsia, &c &c his rnedicihc ch'Gs
circulation and eradicates diseases where'cr 10
Gated puritcs blood and other fluids OF The poy
removes obstruction the pores Of the SKIN and REDUCES
engagements the glands bones 1t increases the
appetite removes hcadace and drowslnes ana inVgo-
rates the whole system ana mparts animation to the os-
cased and eatatcd constitution. there IS nothing ST
pcrior the whole maera rnedlca IL IS pcflccty
safe and extremely pleasant and has nothing OF the dis
gushing the idea OF swallowing met
cine. Prepared and sod No s South Third Street,
near Market Philadelp ha-
For sale in Richmond only at Reeds Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Wig State Central Committee.

In the county of Marion David allace Douglas Ma
guire, William Sheets, Hugh ONeal. and j. u Deirees
LIST Circuit 4. s. White, CT Tippecanoe;
2i James Collins, ir. of Floyd;
81 John Vawter, of jennings
18th Samuel Hall, of Gibson;
9Th D. :. Goo5ing. of Hancock;
9th d. F. Holloway, of Wayne;
18th James Harrington, of Ngo;
9Th =. T. bi,;Gs, of Cas-
9th g Colfax. of St Joseph,
10th George G.. Dunn, of Lawrence,
10Th Thomas Bell, of Madison;
18th Samuel Bigger, Of Allen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

1--WE are authorized by Mr.. Elder, postmaster this
city reply certain questions propounded him in
the last Palladium. that he has heard of any
ding bid for the office and that he did give hum
dred dollars. any other any person,
ton with his appointment
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
a1gLIgAI IGEgC8a

TAR B. F. IfITTLE, respectfully offers his profession
al services in all the branches, TO the c
zcns of Richmond and vicinity. Having had some eight
wears experience the practice of edcns he hopes
to render general satisfaction all who may favor him
with call
Lille can be found Joseph ". GiIberts Hotel, when
not professionally engaged
Richmond Jan. 2lSt. 1916. i;5w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

Indiana Annual Register for SIC published by Tur-
indianapolis, for sale the Book Stee-prlce Scots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
AFTER ALL MEDICINES HAVE FAILED
Or Duncan,s ExPECTORAN II f NJ EDY

Must do the healing and curative business, after ALL
Why it that in the habit of grasp
after the deteerous nosrums published in the
papers put by who have no knowledge either
theory science of medcine neither could they
be forced to swallow their mixing, which they in
tend for others Almost daily these calling
Office whose and debitated struc-
denotes the evils of the poisonous pysc palmed up
them in their affection. If grave yards could
speak they would asonis the world. Of the vast amount
carried there from the effects of poisonous medicines ad
minstercd to them by who have grown wealthy
upon the creduitv those whom they have duped Let
it be remembered that Dr. Dancans E1pecfordnf kenedy
is the only medicine that perfect confidence can be piaceo
the certain removal OF the hrst cause OF Consunp
ticn.
Call upon the gent in Richmond and learn the won"
elerfu cures this wonderful medicine IS performing.
For sale at the
Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
IL s8 sG @ " q ga

ARIES G. FERGUSON. has removed his SHOP
- opposite his OLD STAND, where he will be pleased
repair V atche Clocks &c. for his old friends and tho
public generally.
lie has for sale assortment Of superb aches Jew
cry of all kinds Spectaces suit all ages, Silver and
Gcrman-silver Table and Tea SPOONS, Pen-Knivcs-a
superior article Razors, Scissors, Silver Thmbles &c
&c. &c; all Of which he will dispose of for Cash
Richmond, Dec. 31st 1916. 1n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Bank Note and Exchange List.


Corrected for the Cincinnati GaseHe Lg Ellis 4 Vaetsr
ErchaRge Brokers, ". T.. Of Main and Sd
" ho prepared buy generally, the notes of thu
banks below named, and also furnish Exchange at
rates affixed:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

10 Buyers Of Cabinet Furniture In tn. souII,
nnd elsewhere.
L. W. HUTCHlNGS q co.
I7S BROADB4Y MEN YORK
(BErWEEN GRAND AND BRoOME sTREETs)
'HNlIE subscribers would inform their customers
n the public, that they have removed from t I, ,
tuaon IS! Broomc number IN Broadway
where they have the richest Furniture IN n Yots
comprising all the ANCIENT ruoirrn parsan ,J r,hs, ~
much IN use al the present day which
not fail to induce those want To purchase.
Strangers visiting the CITY Cabinet wo invited
To call erainuc and quality pers with n.
manufacturer &. w II viii guarantee every piece .d a.
having been got up under their immediate inspection
Inirhd~ncc aud wanned ~ respect equal N tie
city OF elsewhere.
oe n-y y W. TTCIHNGs L co. as Broadway.
70 BUyEHS OF FUHNITs RE--SOITH.
j. n J. W. MEEKS,
AvING facilities for manufacturing kinds Of the mo.
ta'l"4As and SgirHaa Fraifars usrd b~g
spectfN Ia call the Southern CeutIeun ,nt tsJ.
F.nng New f"A to their Establishment. No ~ vo~y STREET
d"ors on The Asiot liousn Al Their st0r will BE-
found an extensive stock offurnurs made ID the n
modern rari'an a. well other de' styles Egyptian
hAAhemn "oihc Louis XIV aud Nv Gc. all which - n
their manufacture and gotten ny under their pe.nat .,t,
New YoTk. sept I2th. rs Iv
UOtN WOMBbE, Commission Merchant No.
100 Fast Main 'fse Offers for sar satisfactory
10000 Id. superior MiJdning Bacon
10000 bs do Shnudrrs
5000 ID Hams, and Old and very fine
4,p s'Es ~" iFaf Lard
900 bbi. No IN g Cut Heninr, cheap
- ca-rs Iicptice Paste
~ botes Aiamauinr Candies. &C IN 27--N
RRUEN n co, Manufacturers nj Mallcable
- ton csnga nearie Rail road Depot t Ut Market Il
HeWah J. Manufactures all Kinds lian, CaniaFr stove
aui h'.inri is1rs SHEARS Cuuier. Inve descnp
uonof Malabe cutlery Coafs fpf br arms M , r,dt,. ,n
sVr Kind ahi character n Maneab manufactured in
ii.r =" hs'"nnly We invite Carriage. ihnrss sadir
Manufacturer. IisrVare Merchants Ru.r. ami a, 40,
sons Who ut' such uncles thc South west tn make
W hN Nlr" 'ry will b. able To purchase saving with u.s.
Over ihr rncc ruh Tor the In the Northern cities
Newnrs. N !. Sept Is isie IN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

J. NJ. DOE,
Wholesale and Retail dealer I'm
49, tsrHtHrS CA1irs, tSafhrs. ntt-asas. &c.. Sc.
Mo- - So 50, g. ca and IS Couhl street Boston N...
'INllE subscriber Is every way prepared In fur.
- nish a. hr shortest and ON The most
~s orders hom pan Of The county every artirc i'm the
Shape olurniiufc Sc. Thee wshas IN md we'll n,ds finished
ard an extensive assortment Of the above well 10
call on the suhscnhcr no Ian,
4 uOVER SEED, Wbisk~y, sugar, &c.
~ 40 Bushes prime Mountain clover seed
J2s Baueis Rrcr6rd Whistey
n y Rum. rhds and lsueis
Is Roses Loverngs Loaf Sugar
rs Rars RIO Codcc. sapennI article
Is Very of ari mr. laws
A few Hhts dur n. q. su4afa
100 Sides SOLE Leather
50 Heavy Rus-rt"
Receiving and IN store Tor sae by
NH WILLIAM ANDERSON, IT,
kRAIiL suGAR-gs lob ispdus and f1r s,s nv
- m ~ hNvENroGr ALLEN a 90.
~ ECElNING THIS MORNlNG-IO cases
apron and furniture Checks piaid
boNulilnl assortment ror sale very low ~
NH " KENT, KENDALLE NTwATER
MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED-5O bushels
nice Mountain Clover just received and Zoe sale ~
w" RolAL PARRISH. cary street
SAbI, ~ quarter sacks.-2OOO quarter sacks
=, h~tgo" hne SILT. IN condition. iot hniy us,
NIB - nAvENrORr ArIEN 90
RI nMf BaHel' 6ae Orleans Moi.Assr. receiving .nd 10,
V"p| mhH GORDON SKINNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

SPRING CLOTHIN
a. No. iO2 Main street.
NJ an" n"s receiving spuax s,o Of ready mad. e.,
" 'ns eph-.tns Isft - ~ '"
Superior French Chs'b Dress Coat.
Twin q, v.ry Gn.
F'n" black Ca--. PaEs-
and -aulrner wear 'H''ui A'u'e Tor
Spring Tweed rolls, Do,,av .,yt.
Yofk.b
A. sirli vire spng Pants Sill satin Bon.,D.
ansleu wy f"a'p an" Naf-'y
T'ai- s'"es- 'raVats, susE-Bd-. hall IIo-- cL,v-.
- 80 o"'a rors-' fdsis shiu-, Drawers &C &C.
IN ADDITION e. tire abve stall receive .uuul.. 49, ,
'' '"Pp"s- every week nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

CHOICE BOOKS.
III lSTORl ofthe English Revolution of IAN
commonly cas- the Rebellion iron, M, sce..r
"A's =" s death ny D. GuBoL Pum~ Minister r Fr,re-
S,. h~i"N "i CIVILIZATION Europe &c Transl.t.d v
~ y" W, 'i 10 volumes Paper 81 Beatly bouud
Specimens Of British C,,c. by Chr,.,opte, North p,,
WHOM. Vncs S. 49, win '''''
ihtE,a aud Wales by J. g kop seotlsn -Rus-,
' wv hu-.ian- &c ptce - Just published { q sale bv
NASH L wOOBHUUSE,
"i' - Man stt..t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

DID ENOR BOSTON. The regular packet schr.
Z THOMAS ~ THOMPSON wiIsnn mister h,vr
''" her cargo ngaEei VIII quick Dispatch FoT freisi
ap'' 10 Captain on board,
nh 2S PANrIS . ,,u,-r, 1,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

FRESH DRY GOODS
IDER schr. Courier. We are this morning re-
u CeIyng-
lot ani ilt beach-d ShectiuE.
90 and iin-n Uiau.rs
p O. p ant Z rickinrs
Hfch Prints
Na-s and white and black and psrpl- P,tpt,
ram nj pi,i feansy'saufa Jeans
Work benyuaz. Cyttouades
NrtirHn Natures
New syr summer TWrsds
Fancy Cassnsrss
Fngl Miuei Wool Biet C.,.iu~re.
tL''h b'fskn Do
thtk Italian ewing Sik aud TWIST
Fear buttons
cotton Hoe ant hair Hoe
Solid Pearl Pm.
Webb Ssslepders a.
Iowhch We respectfully invite The attention of d.,sr,
mn " EENT. KFNuAIT.E arKy trrp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28
INFIRMARY or THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

FutBIs Institution founded in 1873 successful Opera
Il ton IN the College Ece Spacious and well arranged
wards st foT the dereaI eIis Of paien These
also private for the accommodated OF spseia
Al requiring medical aid excerpt
AMI those laborns under contagious will admitted
insti ulinR.
The charges for board medisa tenanee
medicines arni every necessary very
being only four dollars week for eood patients Eve dol
lars Tor white.
The Medical and Surgical wards under
Of the College for prescribed Physician
Surgeon their wards daily, and
the whole College Faculty called add
uonal charge tn the patient
Th= nfmary enmments itself especially
who may BE- disposed their
Medical Surgical AID We respectfully interested
the subject tn make inquiry, aud viii ni that
economy be eon-isd the
remedial ard may he here be- oHn other
Many Of the difficult Known
performed IN the nhmay, and the which attended
them confidence presenting the institution public
tc- aud asking inquiry its merits \. NAuPIS,
Presidr NJ NJ. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28
Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTUENWARE A.. L..

REiNG in daily expecta-
- hoa oi receiving ffon. the manu-
factories IN saGord.hre, wa Liver
roni. par thu ship Hnt'ingu.r at Nss.
f"'s' AMI IN. ship MAdi.on IN James
River. nv spring -,pPly of China, GAS
shi af'i'~fn"sf". consisting ~ new.
su.-'fi"f sni ces'rahl. Enod--ani by
h. Pso.'ts iron The Northern ami
Eastern Cries, having received N part
sph am receiving. my s1?ply II Cials.
i-oosinF 1la.-ss, faney Gool., nc
many an'el-s uf which ~.rr bought
90 uhus AL low rAisL Isl ali upoa The
best tefu--i am enabled Ia Oder a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

NY friends aud the pubic T. hraIy On. Of the t..t
"'' ever tad and A. AM much ,~ty arce att,
'-'s "'sy 'hsii- NJ "a want ~ ary my To
si'" c. t"rE Offer az T,,a A. moi ,,s., a.
due "a" ut. than any The tiai-
" Rear ~ miui that CHINA No .,,..,
tn" rAe" tn buy auI f,,hlonab. y.- at low r,,,-
W." I" A WATT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

DYE STUFFS.
O00 LBS. best Caracas Indigo
OOO 1000 be Uinbro Madi.f
10 bbis Coppsras
10 CHIP Loswood
500 ~ sues
zoo De-. Euract t0r~ood Rorss
bbs Reiwood
Coehnesi Foution 1f TIA ke
Fuf saie on tbe besi terms b. fougarog
Mh ~ ufurrIa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-28

NEW YORK PACKETS.
raS OLD AMI ONLY
X T. e. q LAR LINE AS
opcp,,,,, Captain M.Tm.
NANCHtyTER = '''"
CGuEIER ,sswl m -.
fhIEi'N HENRY. lSEw) C,y.-.
hANETrA Burr isTu go
LENCIBURG 60
h1 OF rlehct- hayi0z rn ss'rini by general ps,ro,
a. ~ k'ehAsaasi. i+s fifteen y.ars
Nv p''fr hia- ssieH uf
Ht that shah b. ry.n a. forD,n,
-. ana with dr'piteh. The N--.. Of 10. Gr I
mus " t""l commando ~ o. .sp.f.pe. an ,n.
~ We're handz- can be in4uT-.i by the Lowest a..
- 90 'f"Eh' of pa'sige Lav-z superior aeeomn.oi.
''""- Apply To tn nilsl.rs OuL board. OF d,
49,, JAMES FISHERS sDNS AGENT.
1s 10 b" r"-higf+ to N-T Orleans, M,hs- ApaIaeh.
49," any "t"r Ilse-s h. md To- .r.-d 5, h
"" hia-r- 90 AGENTS, at New free Of ehary. 81
e"ti 'r-h IL actually b. incurred - is
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-02-18
Advertisements

HUEUItINC1HCHtN
WILL be conspicuously inserted at rs
cents per square for the first insertion,
onG 379 cents for each continuance
longer ones charged in proportion. Those
not having the desired number of inscr-,
tlons marked upon them, will be continued
until ordered out. and charged according
ly.
For advertising Estrays TolIed, TWO
DOLLARS,t to be paid by the Magistrate,
For announcing Candidate, TWO
DOLLARS, i'll advance. -,:
" All letters or communications must
be directed to the Editors, postage paid.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-02-18

*aoak leaves" says Thaer, axe not
easily deseemposed, and contain al. as
tringent matter which is highly ihjjuri-
GUS to vegetation, as long as the loaf fe.
mains uhdecomposed.p ~
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

,ha, lhpy Will Ir,is, he fire of nny huilin9 In tie
world. The on.s ,lc case of the Safes are made OF
hoil,r iron m. in.,J, case of so,p,ton.. and be.
tween the outer case and inner case is II space Of
.rme inches thick, and i, filed IN With inde>uuc-
,Ihle m,teii,l =, es To make it an impossihilty to
eve, bu,n auy of The contents inside of this Chest
These S,,ap.,orc Salamanders we are prepared
and do challenge the world 10 produce any article
in the shane of Book Safes ha, will stand as much
beo, and ve hold o,,s.,v,s raolv MT all ,im,s 10
have ,bcm {, ,,v ,.se nv uuhlic bonfire. should a.
nv e on, compc,;,or, feel J;snos.d 10 ,rv them.
We slso continue "a msnurac,ute and keep con-
.t,n,ly on hand. isrce and general assortment Of
an, p,.,ni,,,, Al, ,;oI, F;,. P,,of S,cs # uhich
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
FOURTEEN
I.aItIDtf articles,

BRtSNERs VKnNIrUGE- q rcriain cure for
worms-safe and very pleasant to take.
.. GInso~s EIrRtcrs. which remove Grease
Of all kinds Dry Pants. Tar, Vanish and Wax,
from carpets from culhlng, without injuring the
culor or The cloth.
3 InSnos FLY Pir,R-the hest thing known
for killing flies and musquit"s
T. 4 certain Destroyer al Rats, Mice, Roschts
ard An's,--ard another uf Bed Buys.
3. GUS>s SP'ciFtc for sur stomach, Heat
Burn and Water Brs.h. hv one who had -u r,
thirteen 80 rs hpfue he liscoy.rcl tho cure.
Da. SrEyrS's GuEgS OiSrNENr Tor the Pl,s.
II has never filled To cuIr.
I. UARArsoS's TrTrta WASH.
&. BnEMoxD's IapELInLS lSx,-wilhaut {,
rival.
9. Tus CoaroUSp CoSrrcrIox or Fiss-
ju,t tie medicine for children and for women, II il
So pleasant tn take.
10. B.cK's VIarriRLH AyrIBILIors PILLs.
IL. GUSS's EMoLLIsSr WATER -PRoor PASTE,
for Harness. Boots, &c. Ii sofens the leather, md
keeps out the water.
I2. roou Mans SrRESsrHKSr<a PLAsrru.
10. JAcKsox's DIARRnH, MiIrUnr, which
cures the worst Diarhra in few hours.
IA JArKsuN's DrsE>rAnr MiIrunv, Ger.
Tain and speedy cure for Dysen,ery and Summer
Complaint.
The uhovc valuable articles are sold rho'esse
and retail, h, l.. &. GUM. No. | South F,fh
street, Phiinieiphia-whe'c Slor, Keepers rnd o.
rhers will be supp ied with pure African CAYENNE
Pepper. Arnica Flo"e's, Drugs. Paints, Oils, Glass
and Varnishes. 4, the lowest prlces. Terms oly
cash. or Cut out the Advertisement, and bring
il with you.
ph,d,h hn, July lo,h. lsi5.--lv.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
II o S e DIN 4, NJ e N T
FOR TETTER.
RlNOwORMs, rIMPLEs ON THE FACE,

CuTASEous ERupTIoNs.
az Tie foiouing certificate describes one oTihe
most extraordinary cures tver Effected az any
application.
PmLAnvIPuIa, February 10, 1893.
FOR twenty years severely afflicted with
TETrKn on the Fsce and Head: the disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old ond
continued until the Fall Of 1886, varying in vo-
lence, but wi,hou, ever disappearing. During most
Of the time, great part Of my face covered with
the eruption. frequently attended with vioent tch
ing my head sweed a, times until it felt If it
would hurst---he sweln. was so great, that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that I.was afflicted with the disease, used great
many al plra,ion-, (among them several celebrated
pTeparations) as well as taking inward remedies,
including number Of bottles Of Scdin's Panaeea,
Extract Of Sarsnpmiiia, &c, In fact, il would be
impossible to enumerae all the medicines used.
! was also under the care Of two of the most dis
tinguished physicians of this city. but without re.
ceiving much benefit, and dcspaired Of ever being
cured. In the fall Of 1896, the disease at the time
being very violent, ! commenced using the RoN
Ointment, (prePared nv Vaughan & Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling sha'ed, the truption began to disappear
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. |, has now been nearly wear and a hal
since, and there is not O vestige Of the disease TO
maning, except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease. !, is impossible for me to descrih,
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suffering, but will re pleased to give fuller &c
cnnn to anv person wanting further satisfaction
wh" viii call on me. AT the time conmencel
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun
l,eds Of dollars to be rid Of the disease. Since IL
,ing it, | have recommended it to several persons
(anong them mother, who had the disease bad
" on her nrm,) who were al cured hy il,
JAMES DURNELI.. No. l56, Race St.
~ The Rose Ointment is prepared by f. 3
Vaughan. South Fast corner of Third and Rae,
streets. PHILADELPHIA. and sold on agency in Sunbu
~. by ii. b. MASSER.
May l4ih, ls43. Agent