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correspondent of the Pittsbug Post who visited tho
Canada shore of Lake Superior in the early part OF July,
says the roses We're Just blooming.
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1t is said that flax is spontaneous production oil the
Rocky Mountain region Fields OF it might be managed as
meadows of hny.
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From the New Orleans Delta, Aug. 8
From TnmplcO.

By the steamship Washington, Capt Pratt, which ar
rived here Sunday, we have received the Tampict
Sentinel of the 25h ut and the following from ou
correspondent The Sentinel contains the official repor
OF Col. DE Russys expedition TO Hueua It's subsian
tally the same that forwarded by the gallant Colo
omit it in this issue.
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IL remains yet u matter of much uncertainty whether
Lieut. Tannehill is dead. He left at Tantayuca,
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Ift'mPaaat Success Of Bncbans Hungarian Balsan Of
fye--he Gfeat English Ronedy for Coughs, Colds
Asthina. aud (.Onsiln iOn -

The most celebrated and infatlibc remedy for cold
coughs asthma, any form Of pulmonary coDsumnto
IS The hungarian Basam of Life Giscoyc red bv Tr n,
ch1n Of LonGon England tested for upwards OF sevc,
years IN Sreat Britain and the continent of Eurone
and introduced into the United States under the inmed,
ate superintendent of the inventor.
he astonishing success of the Hungarian Basa,n NJ
fe III the cure OF form of cousumption warrants
the American Agent in soliciting for reatme the ,oor.,
posse cases that can be found in the conmunty-cases
that seek relief IN vain fro, the common rene
tnguished physicians confirmed and incurable Tho
hungarian Basam has cured and cure the most des
perate OF cases 1t IS quack nostYun7, standard
English remedy, of known and established efficacy
ne great and only certain remedy for colds couo;,<
asthma and consumption IS the Hungarian I3alsan of
Life his nnrivalled specific will relieve t,,t
speedily and eHectualy when ell other means have
failed Make 10 experiments whatever upon the deli
cate tissue of the lungs. but seek this nsab,e
remedy, and You safe. Ddtr its benign and suav1
tive influence, the most obstinate and dangerous cough "a
speedily removed Splitting of blood alarming is en-
tlrely prevented: night which nufy the resfo-
ring power of sleep checked: is redn
cec; PAIN and the side felt no more the
breathing rendered soft and easy and the unfortunate
sufferer IS soon restored from the awful condition of
consuHptive, TO healthy and comfortable existence
In case OF actual disc of the lungs seated con.
sumption, il is the only Of hope
rcan price, 81 per bottle, with full directions for
the restoration of health.
None genuine without the written signature OF the
American agent, gold and bronze label,
felt which Is forgery.
For sale at the Drug Store OF Dr.. J. IIOWELIs
l5'Pamplets respecting this Great English Remedy
may be had gratis Of DR.. j. Howells, Richmond, Ia
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4 tONSUMPTlNES CURED--KrIoicE, REJOICE.
Z / EFJoIcE!!!-For the Heart IS Gigd!-DR. Dun
CANS ENpcetorant Remedy brings hopes ana fat
terlng prospects TO the conSUnptiye patient who's" life IS
attended with great suffering ana pam. ANA reduced 10
slender thread. D. Despair notiN lille there life
there is hope and be healed and raised to
Joy again the blessings of health Perseverance then
only necessary. and that before the lungs much
diseased and liberated, and certain Thousands
Of persons saved annually from the .'consuintIyc
grave bv the timely of DR.. Incan's EXpector4nt
Remedy. Read the certificates OF performed
part o the United These evidences are
sufficient to convince all that DR. Dnucans Medicine is
safe ana remedy, that serious disease.
consumption, its infancy, and health and
piness.
For sale a the Richmond Book Store.
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Dr. J A1 NE'S Car:ninatye Balstln is n certain and
speedy cure for DIarhoea, Dysentary hoIera Norbus
Summer Complaints with children, and all deraugement
OF the stomach or bowels caused by prudence error
IN diet fthls effected the
copIints-cvcn where hope had almost
tender infant from early and called
exclamation ut has saved the child The Proprietor
of tins medicine begs leave some tbiup which
he has used extensively private practice number
of and believes that he has many lives By lis
timely use Every afflicted with these complaints
are invited 10 Try bottle of IT, which warranted
to glEc rciicf Pamphlets Containing fol- directions and
ceTlcaifs Of cures accompany each bottle Prepared
only al No. : south Third street, Philadelphia.
- or sde at l. Rceu's Drug store, Richmond la
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The Machine Typc-SC::cr.

The Typc-Sclting Machine noticed IN our coll
umns several days ago. rs having been success
fully introduced 10 work in tho oliirc Of tho New
York Sun, seems 10 be cd affair. which was
abandoned some years 20 in England. Ito \ W
York Herald OF the 9th uit., makes tho follow
ing reference 10 II
"The Typc-Setting Mnchinc.--Somo of tho
daily papers Of last week brought this mnchnc
bcfurc tho public n great wonder. Eut unhap-
PLY it is neither tim, novelty, nor danger
Gus competitor 70 ,ypc-scttors. II was kno"n long
ago in England md has been tried in Cloves
printing ilico, in London where i, has been dem
onstratcd that It's application To practical purpost
offers pccuniary advantage or economy though
1t can SGT up large quantity of typo; il takes as
much time to fill tho canals ugain with TYPO rs il
now takes to set tlcm Up BY hand, and the set
ting up with the machine gives OCCASION 20 50 much
disorder and ri that Cloves foud i losing
pertinent, and returned tho steam typo-setcr to
lis inventor.
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81 OIL Q Is .
.0rFict INDIANA HrTcAI IRE ASSURANCE CoHf4Sr
Ina.gaapeLls, NereeLcl aNLh, I,i6.

.Orrics INDIANA 1irTcAI IRE iAst,R ANcE Couf4xYi
Iad.aaopcis, Neren,tcr son, lcl6.
, HE MEMBERS Of said Company, who arc IN ar
rears for assessments he retoorc oraerrd hereb,
cd Spscih CollectiAG cc,t whose will be to pro-
coed to the collection Of al naing dues by
the most appropriate and prompt Ar. kierstcd
Will visit the agencies OF the Company. during
member viii be ready make PAYNE of
order that the liabilities Of the Company may dis
charged without unnecessary delay The following res
olnon passed by the Directors meeting held
the 18th Ult..
Eesotrcd, That 1Tr. kersted be. IS very cord-
ali commended to the confidence and Of
all the members Of the Company his agency. this
Board selections bring all the suspended OF
the Company, through his assistance, Il speedy ad
men.. By order. CHAS. w. CADY, Stc'y
The Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company com
menced business the 20th March, 1897, the
approved plan of mutual insurance. Since
of S1592 81 has been allowed bv the Directors for
Losses by FIRE, which but small balance due
beside interest the and the incidental
expenses of the Institution The Gc'ua
to those who have been members of the Company since
1t commenced business. has been fraction over
hat of HAT stock Offices property the same
and hazard Looking the period of prolonged
embarrassment in the general business Of the since
the 1897. it matter Of congratulation that this
Insntutonthe only under State authority enrared
IN the legitimate business of fire insurance aone-s now
enabled TO offer ample security all who may place
their property under its protection All hazardous
risks excluded and those taken limited in the
exposure to MAXIMUM of $1,000 or so that the
Company shall not in all probability suffer by any
fire greater loss than that The citizens In
diana. having good insurabe property respectfully
invited TO examine the advantages Of in tins
Company, and give II their patronage and influence
The -4roEnt at Risk the 30th November ST.
4a-s0 and the pre7aiua Notes in force amounted
go 10
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De n is Try.
y Z? Sc e W p @ 81

MILLING himself under many Obligations to the
citizens of Richmond and vicinity for the liberal
patronage hc las received; would assume e 7fspopsi-
bhy, Of further soliciting continuance Of the same
lie GeemS u c&pcdcnt TO state. that he purposes beng
here again within few months; also that he DESIGNS Wis
Ting tins place several times during coming
and, he makes of the best rails fbotf OF Teeth
and fos) manufactured in the tuited States and uar-
rants ali his operations lac hopes, thereby secure the
patronage Of the citizens.
oct. 9Th. Ief6 H9,,
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Superior Cotton Machinery For Sale

A q Inch CARDS.
Il 3 &c SPINDLE TTiROSTIFS
First-Rate POWER LOOMS
ARPlNG MILL with frs,-rate hack,
YARN PRESS
he above machinery is offered for sale only because
have more than nave power carry. 1t the same
that used by Thomas Ciegg making his celebrated
otton Yarns, and about we'll here that
have few hand '.of the same Sort
will sell this machinery low, that man looks
at It he will be constrained TO buy. JOSEPH CLECC.
Washington Factory. Dayton, Ohio.
Dec 18Th, 1916 J3w
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~, )
g 'te4. i '0'' et"t Hs'9'"'4.
=. SN A1 NE--Dcar Sir: feel It 4 debt Of graf
~ Hi Z" cue 1oaand a duty to the afflicted general
~ 10 otcr my humble testimony IN favor Of your Com
pound Syrup Of Prunus Virginia, Wild Cherry,
rather OF us medicinal yITcs some three years since
was violently attacked cold inaInation of the
Lungs, which accompanied with very distress
cough pain in the breast and ea; very considerable
discharge q offensive m"e"s from the "ngs freqne ut
er slight II first fit 10 alarm about NY condition
bat was pretty soon convinced that u.s. rapidly going
was ecarccly l3e to WaIk ahou or speak above vls
per, such tie exceeding weakness Of my luH- s.
f, 60, @ a H.,
worse Il-fEra was ,is.I ana -rsaerd h. ,r1r
friend in " iiIaon to make trial Of yon- Gvr,in az
Mild Cherry. must confess previously had been
rciuaice. against patent medicines and am SIN against
ing your claims 10 tl.. profession and practice of
medicine and having ,uril (h in fIo 81, SO Of M,
friend forthwith o,Ircascd Of Dr. shaw one Of vo.r
agents f,y bottles and commenced It's u.s.. Nv dis
case, at fs t,}, rs cf ~ or ~ I,o.tI. -f.uj,,n r,,s.
qurttly YVES Ge.giz seated Ii therefore reonTcl time
ana = n;It3.r Of fottfas +, afcf \ asa N mn ,.s,.
formal however ,cr.lle ~ejff firm, Tho - IN no
first four Or fyt hottIf. Iu laiIr ) ,.fIic sneaker
rrconcrtI t,a.d !, r..Ii -.,h4 s,
that haj already bapnn ia heal II Ills W. do,Icss
- 80 - 1tr ''i .s Wy eo 1.
TIM. riItff- had f., ,Isa 10 or :, ,,c+ rr-,
was perfectly r. stored have no Question, y ,oc s.l
10 number Of bottles lcqlI have r1a me sound hat
for the above in.srrefio, 1ta c1rr, 93f,voJ ,ho e.
vcrish habit aqsay the distressing cough put stop
the discharge matter from the iasgz and gave them
the syStpl rood health Thanks 10 (o1
who is the source of ii! lcath All. Is Dr. uayne FOR IL
would recommend Ills Svr,,n ia Ill arsors ,lo ~,
be affected with colds cough or onsn77tion vcriIy
believe viii cure CONSUMPTION in The first and second
stages and IN the last will rive case and rolo, liza Il
is an excellent medicine in cases Of ,yhoopp cnrL ,
is so very pleasant to the taste that children viii r o
IT. have deferred of,rinr this certificate iii now fo-
the purpose of being perfectly satis ID with the
ncnrv Of the cure aid now INF feI narfectiv pli
Offer with Measure RFy T p I0r,DAN !
D,rr;, aa,,1.,. X r ~ - 80,
TsT13a 1o~fa,i.',i III IN -,.,:.i - ~..., :: ,,
-.-ot IL. ~ S.. ,.i - - = - o'H Pr
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: 1000
Wanted IN Current Funds, in exchange for Notes and
Book Accounts, a the Exchange office of
W. W. LYNDE & co.
Richmond, September sth. 1916.

". W. LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, September sth. 1916
BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION many per-
put Oft from time time that important cal
ling-attening their healtf-unt Lock
around particularly in city and will daily be-
hold hundreds of persons whose bespcak
suffering with diseases of the lungs and protrac ted
perhaps, being sensible of their serious situations
May this warning awaken them in due season. and at
seek relief, which be found in DIR. Duncau's
Expccordnt Remedy,-a safe. pleasant and certain med
cinc for the of cough and the prenontory syrp
that lead consumption. This medicine
ately heals the irratcd membrane Of the bronch and
lungs, gives strength and support the cnf-ehe frame.
thus causing the lungs throw of the vsciI secrcted
matter that accumuatcs and settles upon them.
NISEASES OF T + LUNGS CURED EY THE
TIMELY USE OF DIR. DUNCAN'S ENPEC-
TORANF REMEDY.
Cincinnati, January ,. 1876.
Or Duncan: Dear Sir:--I feel happy IN writing the
few lines to stating the good effects valuable
medicine produced in my | attacked about
two months since with inflammation of the Lungs atcud-
ed with distressing cough and choaknr of phcr
the breast and shorness breahnr and
at length became weak ana debitated. Flding that
grew daily, and that could live long with
out relief. some Of my friends advised ne to try one
thing and another Among the medicines recon-
nded the best. Your Expectoraut Remedy Nv
wife at length sent to Your Office or three bottles.
commenced using it according TO the directions. and
happy stating Won. and the public found re-
able walk the Post Office. and TO see many os
my friends sent for bottles, an! used them
and now feel myself perfectly we'll.
GEORGE JOHNSON.
West Third st. Cincinnati
+ or sale At thc Book Store of r. r FioI.Loyy.y.
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"A DNiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--Letters of Amin
n isiraon of the Estate of Julia A. Paranlore decd.
ss Tins day been granted TO the undcrsgued the
ayne Probate Court for said county, notice hereby
gwen TO those indebted said estate make immediate
psme mt and those having claims against the same to
present. them, duly authe Tho Estate is prcba-
bly, solvent : r STANTON -.
Jan. 9Th, 1877 r.,s,~-
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THE MARX ELS.
Eriday, January

ErIday, January Isl, 1871
EJOUR-Therc was active demand yes
..,Jov. and sales were reported TO the extent of
'hout !, 500 brie; 1860 brIs from Whitewater
c.n,l ut prices rot asccriaiEcd 32i do from
.G,m; Canal 10 four lots ., :}:1iJ; go DO ut $50
$50. ~ do at 1913: ij5 and 400 do at 800; l2O
H. firm wagon at 3:52; - from Railroad a, $50
nm do 3.5S cenr; 80 do at 800 $50 do City
M;Ils ut 1855, delivered. Favorable adviccs
f,om New Orleans, and rising river, have both
Contributed to cnuse this improvement
HOGS.-Wc yesterday hco I'd Of further sales
ado On previous evcning-l9o head. w.t.
An5 lbs a, 30; S01 do, nv. WI. 200 lbs al 1873;
snn AZ AZ. 100 to 200 Ib4, at 3:23. The unfu-
yorablo weather caused suspension of opera
ION. Yesterday and tic only snIc reported was
"a head. dead, from Railroad at 3:i5.
WHISkY.-Sacs Of IS brls from Canal at
,slc. AZ do do. at - JSc; il do from wogon ut
.,me: 100 do from Railroad y, ID 3-sc; 81, 81
and 40 do from river. at - 3-sc.
MOLASSES. "A sale Of l3 brls now y. O.,
at 3Oc.
GREEN MEAT.-A sale Of 800 pcs Hams
ai4lc.
I,ARD.-A sale Of 90 brIs No ! country at
Gets.
CLOVERSEf.D.-As aio Of !! 9 brs from ca
nal q, 3: 20 per busilel.
COFFEE. -Salcs Of 30 Bugs fair Rio, in lots
afsIc
PEPpER-s Sales Of - bags 10 the trade, nj
IOcts.
ESTABLISHES Of Is hhds fair aud good fair
n. o.. in three lots, at ) '-~c.
COTTON.-A snle Of . bales Tenn. at Glr;
do damaged. at $ 7sc
SALT.-A sale Of 50 bugs 7. |. ut % cts.
Gin. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-05

PHI 10 amend ordinance erfifiei An ordi-
- 80. nance regulating MaYkst days, ead far the
appoiatlnen of Market Master in the CITY Of
Elefnoad.' -igDForsd Norrs1ber 81, 1916.
he Il o-ais"d by the Common Council of the CITY OF
richmond, That the first clause sixth section Of
sa or3Hance be, and the hereby nded hy
Inserting alter the word 'piace the fourth Line the
WoTes during haarkst hours; and all said section
alter tiF Wores during market hours" in the ahave
iehoh"Et IN the fourth line, be, the is here
by repealed
Passed anG approved, December 9Th. 1916
JOHN SAILOR. Mayor
M. A BCKLE, Clerk
Richmond December ~ 1876. ,o-a,
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w a n tie d i.

Any quantity Of Wheat. Corn, Oats Flaxsecd or Ba-
in Exchange for Groceries, Accounts or CASE: at
the highest market prices
W " IYNDE ( GO
Richmond. September 1th 1915
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First Il ate Carriage For Sale,

any person desires to purchase Ftrsi- Rae one
morse odff'ffr entirely new, they directed APP
ply 10 the subscriber, who will sell it CHEAP Call
j. 1t is suitable either one or two horses
ACHILLES BALLARD.
Riehuoed, Angus. Is 1916 Bits
choice selection Of Foreign Wines and Liquors, Sc
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ANHAkER'S " ARE.-The subscribers have receiv-
~ ed and offer for sale. splendid Of Shakers
W are-Iua>, Buckets. Brooms. Bowls, Churns &c
which Will be sold low HAISES s FAROI-HAR
Richmond. June 80. 1916 2.tf
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Medical PURPOSES.

ust received and for sale low, by
" V L1NDE s co
Richmond, September stiI, Is46
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IoroF ocorsI IN Iowa. ocofocoism is tic ST mo
The world over. Regardless Of Constitution aid
Law. il docs whatpver II has tho power to do
This is illustrated By recent conduct IN tho Iowa
Legislature. The Wings have majority IN the
House and the Locos IN tho Senate. The 18th
u,. was fixed upon for tie election OF I. >
Senator's. The two Houses met in joint crnvon-
lion. On the first ballot jonathan MCCARTHY.
being voted for By tho Wings and a part Of tic
Postum Democrats,) received % votes. I. u H.
SON tho caucus Loco ndidatc, received IS votes,
and G.. e.. MITCHELL, vote. There beng no
choice; but, :ho Locos being convinced tina: Nc
CAg1y would be elected on the ncNt ballot refused
to 90 into a second bailoiing. The scene which
,bon cnsucd (by their efforts 10 defeat the wishes
Of M ority Us represented 10 have been such as
would have dlsgraced grocery mob. iI'o con-
ven,ion finally adjourned untll the 9th OF tins
month"; Indiana Journal.
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SIlcrifI's Sale.

VIRTUE Of an E>ecution directed from
. , the ayne Circuit Court Viii expose Ut public
sale at the Court hol~- door, in CcntresIIt. WAYNE
County. Indiana the 9th day Of January 1871 be-
the hours Of o'clock, aud four o clock,
sad day. the following property, tc-"it.
certain parcel OF tract OF land, lying and beng
the County of ayne, and State of InllaI and know
By being part of the southeast quarter of section
bercd twentylr -. in township numbered fou rteen
H. range numbered l., OF the principal
line, drawn from the mouth the great VI
river. and bounded as follows, wit Beginning at
stake IN the Of the junction Of Inc State roads
from Fort Wayne and Loganspor the southwest side
Of 1ogalsPor road running thence nora htty-two and
halt o2t degrees, west eleven IL perches ana 81 %
stake III the edge Of the Iocansport road aforcsai!
and on the south side of alley perch wide.
thence south along SAM alley fourv-four ii degrees
west two p pcrchcs and IOJ a stake, thence south
forty SIX 10 degrees, east eleven II perches ami
bl0o to STAKE thence north forty four Al degrees,
cast four perches and 1900, the place of begin
ning combining one-f fourth / Taken
tie property Of solomon Ioruey and David ). Horncy,
satisfy said Execution favor Of Jesse y asson, Al
DAVID GENTRY, Shi. ". c.
January 9Th. i3t7. 81 ITS
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MARRIED,-On Thursday last by the Rev. VIM. I.
Wheeler Mr. Henry W. CONNER, to Miss HANNAu JANE
BASKHEAD; both of this vicinity.
On Tuesday morning, Dec. % BY John Sailor. Mayor.
Mr.. EDWARD H,RRrNGroN, TO Miss S,RW Ann kIMBLE;
both of this city
On Thursday last by james VI. Poe. ESQ., Mr. AirIII
HESRY, to Miss Mary ELLEN Mccoy; boil! this
city.
1.-The earth is fall OF sweetness ,ceH s-iudginr from
the pile of sweet, delicious good cake by each of
the above happy couple Our young friends have made
glorious ending Of the old year. AMI have maize fair
start for the may contcntmcnt dwell with them
"On may their footsteps move,
Their tears be always tears of love,
Their smiles be smiles OF 10Y
On the Doth. Dec. by the Rev Isaac NJ Stacg, Mr. Jon
HArNEs, 10 Miss ELIZABETH DoxEY both of this vicinity
We have the promise of excellent cake made by
the hands of this fair bride. and confident of
ceiving it; but if had Expectation another
We still could avoid wishing friend Jon and his
better half blissful and Joyous life both here aud
hereafter
On Thursday last, by James VI. Foe at the CITY Hotel
Mr. fERKY PHLFs, 10 Miss IYp, LEE; both Cabrige
City.
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DlED,---In this city, the 2eth of December last,
WILLIAM II, MORRISON. son Of Mr.. Daniel Norr-
son, aged q yenrs and 3 daxs.
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Persons calling for letters in tie above list viii pleas
say they arc ssadrcIfiscd.'' jas II DER, p. NJ.
Jan. /, 1871.
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LIST mo. lJauuary tth. / l..
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any Of the above diseases. Is
I1R. SWAINE'S CONPGUN
GIEsC.. oE WILD G.iEE:ty.
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Richmond Book Store
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-25
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENT rs.
Compound Syrup Of SarSaparilla,

For S0otu'o, Sat Rhepan, Ulcers, Hlmors, Cutane-
opS, Syphtttic and M0c9iat Diseases, Rhe'nna-
tjsn, Impurities Of the Elood 81.
THE curative properties OF SarsapariIla ere
1 well known, but many have been disappointed
in not finding he expected benefit from its use,
because they did not obtain good article, or II
was badly prepared.
This Syrup is made Of TIE test imported .SGrSG-
paritta, with The addition of other articles which
increase lis efficacy. 1t is prepared accord ng TO
the most approved principles of Pharmacy, without
boiling whereby the active properties OF the Sar-
saparlila are retained.
Numbers OF persons in this city and surround
ing country, have received material benefit from
this article, as prepared by the proprietor, And
many testimonials of cases from the most respec,-
able quarters, where its benefits have been reali-
zed might he adduced. A single trial will suffice
to give it that reputation which its merits cannot
fail establish
The form IN which the Sarsapar,lla is prepared,
besides cbvang the necessity OF large doses, rem
ders it pleasant IN ! palatable beverage.
Prepared and sold by f. SCAMMON,
Druggist ard Chemist, 10 Lake st. (saoon build
ings) Chicago, Ill.
u Be sure and get the Sarsaparilla prepared
by +. SCAMMoN. the article frequently sold for
Syrup OF Sarsaparjl.a is almost or quite worthless
remedy for disease NO 6m