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FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAvINGs.
Consumption: ConSu.np,ou..
Diseases cf The Lungs Cnred By the Tifaely Lrst
Dr.. Du.c1n.s Ergect0ya1f

Diseases cf the Lungs Cnred By the Tifael, Use Of
Dr. DUt.can.s Erpect0rQat.
1.-THE undersigned certified to those afflicted
with diseases Of tie Lungs that lie has been at
ti!ctet with the prelnonItory symptoms Of con-
sumption for the last three years which at length
began to assume q dangerous character; cough in
creasing with great eNhaustion, loss Of strength:
severe PAIN IN my throat, with swelling; paIa IL
the breast ami SIDE night sweats, ana all the
symptoms of speedy termination Of life. Being
under the treatment of physician for time,
ana hHaIng no relief from his treatment aud
meg cine, my father determined TO try the
virtues of DR.. Duncan's Expcctorant Remedy,
having heard SO much said OF It's good qualities.
lie obtained It at the Office, No. 50 Sycamore ST
] commenced taking the medicine without any
hope Of recovery, but TO my surprise soon began
10 gam Strength my cough casier, and ex-
pe@torauon Of sccueeted matter took place |
continued using the medicine until ! had taken
five bottles. ] this day called personally at your
office, offering thanks and gratitude to you as i
BE medicine IS the expeciorant has proved to he
il nay case | now feel entirely wei, aud trnst
that al who read this aud who have an f.tfcciion
Of the Lungs, will make Of this valuable med
icine before it is too late believe Dr. Dancan's
ExPectorant Remedy TO be certain preventive
ana cure Of that fatal disease consumption.
fREDERIcK AUTEvHE,MEn T'hr4 ST.,
between Pike and Butter, Gin.
any person wishing any further knowledge Of
the above case and cnre, Is requested to call upon
the father OF the gentleman, or at his OWE resi-
dence.
The above valuable MEDICINE is for sale At the
Richmond Book Store.
Feb. 18th, lS47. etf
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Two Pleasant, and Convenient

NJ 81 I
undersigned offers for sale , Pheasant tam
~ resiicnccs,fn thu city OF Richmond on Prank
I'm street Immediately opposite iriea-s' Meet
ing House The Houses art goo! ,wo-story
dwellings. neatly painted AMI we'll finished
no1crn STYLE They cout1in SIX rooms. each. and
oil the appen5ages Of comfortable residences
They arc .'as near alike as tu-o pens aui are
know b. the L 4us. Of TWIN HOUSES There
a-... also, on each lot. good Stables. Carriage
ana WOOD Houses, and other buildings. They
are pleasantly situated, an1 IN goot neigh Dor
hooI. Enquire OF JOB BORTON.
March IS, l1f1. a ia Aft
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SONS or TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division. No. g. S. of r. of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, meets on Wednesday
evening of each week, at : o'clock.
THERON PARK, w. P.
F.. X. BAscoM, r. :.
Phtan,hropic Division, No IL, $. of r. OF
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, meets on
Thursday evening of each week, at 7 O'Clock
CHARLES FISKE, w. r.
JosErII SHIsLER K. (.
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II SPECIAL NOTICE. II

UIGIuY IMPORTANT TO THE w EsT.--it has bee
long thought that the citizens OF the Yves, were
TO sec better times III regard to the bilious disen-
SEES with which portions OF noble country are
visited The true H!eatcine is at length offered
by the celebrated Grafenberg Company
Their advertisement is in another column, to
which the attention of every man, woman aud
child should be immediately gwen. For sale by
James Elder, 1T the Post Office Dook Sfors.
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Walnut ST.. between 4lh aud 9Th. Cincinnati

CARD.-Dr Eastman Eiiri,' # NtGlt1,
Ba!sam Of Hid Cterrg, Sc.-1he afflicted viii
find by referring TO Or LasfHiQn's Medical d.
rectofy,' I list of preparations which, years
experience has proved the most successful and
universal restoratlvcs, for all persons afflicted,
matter by what cause produced
Let ali persons in II! health, call upon tc agen:
and obtain pamphlet entitled IS above, III which
Will be found much valuable medical information
"a fall description OF the above medicines. with
the testimonials of the remarkable OF va:l-
Gus diseases
Those persons suffering from any disease for
which they are recommended. such Liver At
fections Loss of Appetite, Costiveness, Debility,
PAIN IN the Breast side, Coughs, & olds, Com
sumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma. Bheu-
ma,ism, Dropsy, Pleurisy. Dyspepsia. Jaundice,
Chill, Pain in the Head, Back, Shoulders Side or
Stomach, Diarrhoea, Bowel Complaints, < &c.
will find a sure remedy IN some of the prepara-
tons mentioned in the Pamphlet All of which
kept for sale by
DIR. JOS. HOWELLS, Richmond Ia
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For t..
The Young Widow. r~dium.
fs,oeesfed by the Death Of a Friend fer ,ree..i
100 after his Marriage.

,Syoeesfed by the Death Of a Friend fer uee.
after his Marriage
o.. .,ood at the altar, a fair young bride,
=. me blooming strength Of her youthful PRIDE
~. lioht of her eyes was like stars at even,
,rhsn the sun has sunk from the western heaven
.d he : lip and cheek were soft and fair
III the rose had been revealing there,
Ana her forehead's Wilderness might have We'd
With the water-liliy on Niles green side.
AID .he painted the future in colors bright,
4. Il uass'd before her mental sight,
Rat alas. alas. how very rarely
I. the future, in love dreams pictured fairiy'
IT, are phantoms that dazzle, then darken the
,r,,sy ,,omi,e Us pleasure. and give MS pain
Thsy tell Us of bliss, but are sure 10 fly
Ere The day of its dawning draweth nigh!
Sadly and slowly funeral throng,
Over the church yard are moving along;
Rat not with the outward badges of woe
Not in tinscl and gaudy show
Not in the sable, which is bat worn
By those who would only seem to mourn;
Hearts have they that lament for the dead,
Eyes that full many a tear have she'd.
Bnt who is borne on that creaking bier,
That they have followed III silence here
And who is she that is weeping there,
In the gloomy depths Of her dark despair!
IT'S she who so late blooming BRIDE,
And that coffin ID one was her JOY and pride.
Her lofty hopes, and her dreams Of Bliss
Can il be the have ended SO soon III this!
Such are the changes that mortals know:
They SOW II pleasure and reap in woe
They build them castles that burst in air.
They grasp at pleasurc---It IS not there!
The visions OF fancy they ever pursue---
Their hopes still blasted, they still renew;
Till borne by the hand Of death away,
They Iningle again with their oiher clay.
Wayne County, Ia, 18th mo- ls41. Il. 7. r.
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NEW WORK ON MEXICO.

EEISTORY CT Mexico, her civil wars. and
Colonial ard Revolutionary annals, from
the period Of the Spanish Conquest, 1920. to the
present time, 1871: % which IS added an account
OF the existing war with The United States, lie
causes, and military achievements, By Philip
Young. VI. D. vof 2vo-, with new and cor
rect Map Q: Mexico, plans Of Vera Cruz, Mon
terey. &c, from actual survey In press ami
will be published about the first of MAY. By
J. a. & &. P JAMES, Publishers,
walnut St between i.h and 5th, Cincinnati
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

CORNER Of MAIN AND MARION SIS. RIcIMoSD, a.
EosEPsI w. GILBERT. respectfully in
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the LandIorlsh,p of this
well and favorably known HOTEL, and he is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. 4
good and attentive 0stIer is at ali times ready
10 take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provender. His charges rea-
sonable-
Feb. Q. lS41 r39:'45.tfl
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THE eRAEFENBERe PILLS.
/ HUi AAAD DUAEN SuLU EAtu AAD
Ey ERS w Elk.

X
ESHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
to call the attention Of every interest
cd in the health OF the great and beautiful West,
TO their views respecting
BlLIOtS DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases IS the GREAT SoovRGE Of
The western hemisphere. Go where we may,
their sad effects are seen and felt The brave
an! self-deay:ng settler who presses his way to
the West, 10 make the .swiIderness bud and
blossom the rose meets this dreadful evil
He i willing 10 work hard and endure every
privation. thank; be 10 him. But in little while
he Is seized with some form Of bilious disease
HIS strength is weakness. cloud comes
over his prospects; ana he excaims, ''trould that
there medicine TO pfe0eHt this dreadful
crit and 10 cure tcaea II does seize UPON ric
TIM From the moment of the landing of the
Pilgrims of Plymouth TO the present hour, bilious
diseases have sent sorrow ana desoalion through
out the land. Let the graves Of the loved and
the lost tell the story.
4 momentous question here comes up. Does
tile Suyreasle RnLer intend that the folding
SONS CT THE WEST
men Milling 10 hear The he4t and burden Of the
daV should Of al Others be subject to so sad u
~ No-NO-NO:, 80
And why do we say No Because there : no
class of diseases that he certainly pre-
N~titrd aud cured as those now spoken OF.
~ is the Great Fact u which the Gracfe n
Berg 'o-ppuav woud call the attention Of 6 OV-
- Et>SB sliaN. ! II - -, LIZ ~ :
lfitS, MEDICAL MEN. PHILANTHRO-
/ = - OF every name and sect. HUSBANDS,
d tit,ft-, " Y r. ar,.. MOTHERS ~ t!.e
entire " est. There is no reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BiNiSHED
from the " est. The reader may not believe this:
he may smile at the i.ea. But in these DAVIS OF
Great b@eorercs WY should not something be
fouaf which Viii control and cure diseases which
are, III their nature. comfortable ami durable?
IL. IL. -
bilious disorders has been bat partially under
stood. Here mas been the great secret of the ut
ter failure Of nearly all the medical men and
medicine -vendcrs Of the day To
BREAK THE Chill.
seems to have been and TO be their grca; aim ii
fever and ague; aud to Purgr. drcnch, bleed and
nercuriaiiZc in all the other forms oil billions fe-
Yer. y hat have been the Consequences They
too Well known to need relating. Tens Of
thousands have died; muti:UGes have had Their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
becI permanently cured.
he. true theory is
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For the PaIia DUN

To 4. & II. IV.-LOa The Death Of their Ciili.)
Naught can sustain you in trying hour.
Save meek submission 10 that Almighty Power
Who hath seen meet to call your lamb away
Oh. may you Then be willing thus to say:
Unto Thy will Oh Lord, we are resigned;
Thou lent her to us she was and is forever Thine
All we'll ] know I is hard To give them up
Bat God can swcctcn every bitter cup;
Then trust in Him and you Will ever find,
True consolation for the afflicted mind.
Richmond, 4th mo. 9th, 1911 fFLoRrycE
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BOOK PRINTING AND BINDING.

"a AVINC1 Power Presses, Enclosing Presses
! and machinery, Of the latest aud most I'M
proved kinds in our Printing Office, Bsndery
and Stereotype Foundry, with facilities q CD
tanning Paper Of the hest qualities at low prices.
we are enabled, TO offer Inducements that cannot
fail to give satisfaction to all wishing editions OF
Books made, Periodicals and Pamphlets PuDi.s'-
ed either for quality of materials, ~ lie OF CAS-
cu;ion, cheepness.
j. 4. & u T. JAMES. Publishers,
Printers and Binders, Val. ST bet iih and 9th,
Cincinnati
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& HoEw BOD. n. D.
~ , = op5ect Of de entire work is 70 give the
80 ~, racterstic symptoms, progress
correct, simple and in i Go,i'o ~ a.
suited to the capacities III ,,ho o,,,rb. i am
event, % undertake the tn -. - -,
IN 1e ,eriii'ha,,on Of winch r. may be at stake
he treatment pursued By IT., 9araraI,,, IF
practitioners, and found MOST SrSSCESSEIrT
particularly IN the DISEASES ENnFuIc rr6
TIE SOUTH AND WEST, has Lean l...i1,y
with much sninutcness and great care.
The Family Medical Library, It j. h,;,.aa
has given general s4tisfactioa thsn -, $50
book OF the kind extant. By its simple aus ~,
spcuous oirectlons,-Its list Of remedies lsd
their proper doses, any Of ordinary iute.lI-
eence, viii be enabled to treat many cases Of III
ness, without the necessity Of calling IN a phy-
sician. W. have been Informed bv heals Of
families who have II IN their houses. th8t roul4
they not procure another copy Of the wars tn
times the cost could not purchase it--!aymg FREE
queHtiy saved more than that, Ia year, ~
usr.
From the numerous testimonials to The value
anu usefulness Of this work. from inteliige Mt
physicians and persons who have had it in use,
We select few.
Il would respectfully recommend this work
TO all my friends ana acquaintanccs as one Of
the BEST works of the kind extant: il should be
in every fIniy.'
eve feel conf lent in saying Tint such 4 work
should be IN the hands Of every family"
The Family Medical Library is the most val
EaHle work. because i i recent, ;n4 because it
Is western; for the diseases Of or. o>v!t tlc ana
locality demand peculiar rcH4cGi-s.''
.'Thr Family Nea.ca! Library cannot but
prove valuable acquisition to every inteiliac Mt
family in the community, ana more especially to
those for whom II is not always convenient 10
obtain the assistance Of L pAysiuln.''
Agents wanted to sell this work liberal
Commission allowed.
J. a. s L. f. JAMES, Publishers,
Walnut st. between tth and 9TH, Cincinnati.
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CELEBRATED COOKING
S 9 Z

which, for economy in .el, and speedy cooking,
has 40 eqral IL would refer TO the following
persons III Richmond, WHO are now using Buck
Paienl, to-wt:-C- ". Starr, s. r. Perkins, D.
D. Sloan, A. w. Bowers, b. w. Davis, $ Muir
dock, = Smith, |. II. Stage. Jno W. Fulchu,n.
1ehu Heap, Peter Croci,er. solomon Beari. Jas.
Jones, Jacob Sanders, Daniel Iisialc, as Wher-
~, ;. l., oulke, w. Show, NJ. c. Lewis, D.
Armstrong, James Belts. Bent. Maths. II. D.
Payne, Jas. " right, and Mr. Maurmre
tLJ He keeps on hand and for sale II general
assortment C II q /. l. w w A K E.
such as: Pots Ovens, Skilcts, Tea-Keti!cs Sauce
Pans Sugar Kettles, Aulirons, s;cd ana Waff1,
Irons, DAD LIDS. &c Also, fall anu general
assortment of TIN and COPPER WARES; am
continues to manufacture all kinds OF Conner
Tin, and S4cet-fron Uafcs.
u lie VIII sell any thing in his linz CHEAP
for Cash or approved Country Produce.
I-Old Copper, E..ss, Pewter. and Lead, bot
taken IN exchange for wo..
Richmond, Feb g. l547. 1o'46ts
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DIED,--In this city, Thursday morning
last at half past o'clock, Mr.. DANIEL CLINE,
aged 36 years.
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why will YOU be sick

DR.. kATz's Anti Bilious Life Pis, are ac
knowI dced by all who have used them. TO be the
best and most efectuai Anti-Bilious Me1clne
before the public. These Pills harmonlze so wei!
with the constitution that no uneasiness or pain
caused by their operaton-they IL once cleanse
from the stomach the bile and diseased matter
that accumulates, which is the cause and seat OF
most diseases. ALL FEN ERS are brought
from "a morbid action Of the stomach and bowels
1t therefore requires safe medicine TO remove
these disease breeding causes before health can
be restored. Why will you therefore be sick,
when YOU can easily procare the remedy 10
promote Heaithl
\ fresh supply of DR.. katz's Life Pills, Just
receive! at the RICHMOND BOON STORE.
Feb. 9Th 1877. III
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MARRIED On Thursday afternoon last by
James VI. Poe, Esq, Mr.. WM 7. JEsscP to Miss
MARGARET HuRT; both Of this vicinity.
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UNIVERSAL PICTORIAL LIBRARY

( CONTAINING valuable papers OH various.
~ subjects comPrisln. Natural History, Nat
ural Sciences, agriculture, Rural Economy, BIZ
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more than
FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS.
This work Contains amount and variety of
scientific and literary matter be found in
the same compass III amy other work. The va
rious topics which 1t comprises treated in a
clear and simple manner adapting II to all class
IS of readers. The many fine cugrayings by
which the different subjects are illustrated, in
crease us value, rendering II at the same time
more usefui, as we'll as more attractive and in
teresting. J. a. Il L. Z. JAMES Pub
Walnut 81, between 4,h and 9TH, Cincinn att
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Ihc Pm Of the Nrw World.

Their won .erfuI efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power TO Ora; TIE PoEEs:
CIEAysE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH AND
Bowls: MAKE THE URITE Flow HEurHILY AND
CLEaR: A&D 70 GIVE TONE AND STRENGTH 70 THE
SYSTEM.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
- John street, New York
lin towns where there is no branch, the
Company Wi! appoint application By let
ter post PAID otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them.
PrIce-.7.i eents Pc box.
MYERS SEATON, Ceutrevilie.
General AgeA, Tor tic State of Indiana
Feb. 9th, lS41. .f
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AGENTS

yg7O BOOK AGENTS.-S or 10 Active aicn
4 wanted to sell Books through the states Of
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee. s.
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- e DV T. -, G. q A'sAN 8.
CLIPPER, B2ASS, AND SIELT-IRON WAaEN

~ J. BsRCIs, having removed his shop
into the new brick building, opposite
Mr. brghtweil's Store or Main street, returns
his thanks TO the public for favors received
ami hopes Tor Il continuance of the same at his
present location lie HIS on hand and is receiving
a large supply Of STONES-such us the latest
PttLNlO Ms, four sizes SIX, seven. eight and
template PARLOR and AIR-TIGUT S5oyrs.
an
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lie greet Carc for Cons4mpfion!'

DIR. DUTcAN's ExrEcroRAxr RESPONSIBILITIES
ed reader, 90 not suffer this disease to knit Its ia
tai threads in your system; they are certain to
hurry you TO unti.neiy grave Hes not eXpe-
Renee taught you-have not occu.ar proofs CON
WINGED YOU, that Consumption is certain death TO
al whom il may encounter, when lel, TIL late
periol2 Then ,ehy acU you deiay procuring .
remedy in due season TO arrest The progress OF
that fell destroyer? \ Cold. which soon tcrni-
mates il coughing, by which soreness Of throat
ana iHh animation Of the mucous mcmbrane OF
the broaeiI; - produced, and the Lungs rendered
open 10 disease Thus persons suffer themselves
provraStuatc uutI. death loos u their CoOgt
when they viii begun to be concerned about
their health, when il all probability il wall be too
late May all who have a cold take timely war
Mug. and get Ri of ii rs soon as possible.
DR.. Dupcan's EXpectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the pubic tested By thousands. and daily
used III almost every family throughout the DIFF
ferent States diseases of the Chest and Lungs.
The vast amount sol8 IN tins CITY. and that 10 50
many persnus, who come back and obtain II by
the half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence of
lis wonderful efficacy!
ia fresh supply of this excellent Remedy
lust received ana for sale at the Book Store.
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, l447. Stf
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LIBRARY OF AFRICAN HISTORY.

CONTAINING Selections from the best Au-
/ tlors Oh Alneric1n History, biography,
travels. Commerce, Statistics, Ia4iaus, Rcvolu-
tionary Battles, &c. sc. One vol. imperial
ttvo, ca PIP. Illustrated with more than
FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS.
The great amour, of valuable historical in
formation contained Ia THIS volume, ana the
large number of fine Engrdvings illustrative of
It's sub est, renders II most int resting and
ia work for all classes Of c,lcrS aaa especially
families where there arc children.
J. A. & L. T. JAMES, Publishers
Walnut ST., between 4ih and 9TH, Cincinnati.
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EsCsssiss:s Stock.

A observation-disclosures OF Porcelain Teeth.
"a manufactured by W. II. RGHElNGER, GIN
ciunati. Also Gold and Tin Fol, Instruments.
Sc, kept constantly on hand uad for sale BY
J. HOW ELS
Richmond, March II. Si7. I2-tf
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= Office at Richmond, Ind, the first day
of April lS47. /
Atals Elizabeth King James
Addin., vdi, kiumes Samuel
Arlington ain kleinnens l
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Bond Caleb I.pscomb Charles
Barkdoli Philip LothroP VI
Brit John Efever
Bates Caleb 2 Luktseter
Bond Pleasant 74wd
Bennett Rev r B N'Pherson Bu.
BunneIi Nancy ann Muls VIM.
Bennett ii + M'Coy Daniel
Brokaw Peter Morgan w X
Bierman james Mills Sarah X
Boyd s. Miller John A
Burgess Sarah Mann Charles
Bobson Joseph Menke Eyerhard Hem
Black Mrs. Ann rich
Bennett. Dr. Manly Jas
Briant Arvin Mizc Edward
Bond Cyrus Meek Joshua
Bisley Mrs Nancy M'Farland Messr. " 4
Butler Miss Julia Ann Co
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CLARK Thomas Nixon DR. Samuel
G rIit VI iss PhiIa MAYOR Rev 4 Il
Clark Mrs Ann 0
Crockcr Phillnder Overn,an Cornelius
Clark Sarah Ocker Henry
Caldwell Oliver james James
Cloud John = RagsLac coloreJ
Collins Jabez
Cole Israel Price Mrs Sarah or John
Cook Samuel Robert Wilson
CIeyeuger VI iss III Parrott David + ,
Chami,urys Joseyh Peuuoek Mari,
Cr,uItou Samuel Parker In,,,rs w
Castle Iynuso P.,,tt F. ward
Grow Hturv p tt.rson lnbnR
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CLARK Cvru, q Patterson Rr4uI.h
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ROME. \. Y, April Isl, 1916.
DR.. Suith:-So man ever suffered more Sc
vere!y with the Piles than my self have made
OF many kinds of medicines for this trouble
some complaint, bat founi no relief until used
you. Improved Ini!an Vegetable Sugar Coated
Pills. and four boxes effected a com pletc cure.
can recommend them III all s;ch cases.
~. IANrIIER.
II is in fact not universally known. that the
ingredients in many pills IN common use act with
too much force upon the liver and the coats OF
the stomach, and by their drastic qualities very
frequently produce The Piles Not with DR.
Smiths Pills. They wi! cure THIS distressing
complaint III every Instance
Office l.9 Greenwich St., (Large Brick Block )
~ Always ask for the Improved Indian We
getabc Pills.
IJ-And see that c. Benz. Smith is lrrtten with
pen the bottom of the box
AGENTS.
Brownsville. Henry Rider;
Phlomath, J ohm v ooi and VIM. AmPhlet;
Abingdon, 10 Middlekau;f';
Richmond, Joseph Iiowc.is. and Ir.in Reed;
CentrcyiIIe, Jason Ham {. Co., ana ]. Stevens.
fredericksburg, Henry Gottle.
April II, ISL. 1G.3w