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Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22

and Sex Iiegd2cte.
The remedy nayinr been for several years en-
pioyed BY the proprietor q his practice a very
large scale N MonoH gala. Preston. Harrison and
randolph counties, Virginia, besides several 9th
cr places, and having been attended with the
most happy effect, hs has been from time 10 time
soite4ted IL aLopt such a course wouid give /,
d more "NieHsiv, circulation, with view 10 les
sen the amount Of human safTerlng Aware ef
the fact thai tnouy useless nostrun1s have been
palpea upon the public, he hesitated several
years, untli thoroughly convinced that the above
medicine, II property used, would not fail TO ef-
leet cures IN great many instances. aud even
10 alleviate those cases which are quite ncurabe
SnHntoms Of a Diseased I;rsr.-P4in in the
right size, unaer tie edge Of the ribs. increased
pressure Sometimes The pain is in the left
side he patient Is hardly able 10 lie the
lelt side. Sometimes tie ~ III IS under the shoul-
der baGe. 1t frequently extends TO the top OF
the shoulder, and IS sometimes mistaken for
rheuuat!sfa 80 tHe light artl. The stomach is
Effected with loss of appetite and ckness--the
bowels Isl general are costsyc, sometimes altcrn-
aiing with ta&--the head is troubled with pain
accompanied with Gull, heavy sensation IN the
back part. There IS generally considerable
loss Of FneHsorS ace2..,i rsned With painful sem
sat5 - naying Left untone something which
ought 10 have been Geue. \ sight eouwh Is
sometimes attendant. The patient complains
Of wcariusss ana debility. lie IS easily startled
his f Il are cold or buFnIaE--and he complains
of pr.chlv Sc cnSatioD of the skin. HIS spirits
=
else would be beneficial to him, Vet he
scarcely summon lp ioft!tude to try il. In fact
lie diStrusts every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease; bnt cases have
occurred whore iew of them existed. Vet exam
lnation OF the BODY after death, has shown the
liver 10 have been extensively deranged
CERTIFICATES.
This is 10 certify, that having been associated
with pr N'Iaue IN the practice of medicine for
two and half y"aar~ havy had many opportu-
mites Of witnessing the good Effects Of his Liver
Pills; and believe they have cured and relieved
much larger proportion OF the diseases of the
liver, than have known cured and relieved by
any ether course OF treatment.
Dec. ;. 81. OitvER MORGAN, MD.
This is 80 certify. that have been afflicted for
SIX Nr.sGs " ii The Liver complaint ana applied
To different physicians, obtaining temporary re-
lief ON heating Of DR. NJ Lanes Liver Pills |
obtained and used two boxes. | now feci almost
restore. to health. The Liver Pills have given
me most surprising relief.
:. DAVIS near Pittsburgh.
obSerrc--%one are genuine without fac sim- /
lie OF the tropIietor's signature. Prepared for
the proprietor nv JONATHAN KIDD & co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
No. 81 " GOD st.
\ b In order that there may be no mistake,
be particular ana aslA for DR.. NLuuv's Liver
Pills.
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22

the Society of Friends, much as in their pow
er, are ceing this ever great injury 70 country
vet. OF account of their good motives and inten-
lions, they are not morally guilty. Of murder ana
treason The bear that clawed his masters fac. .
endeavoring TO drive away the flies, Was guilty
Of no malicious intention.
DIR. Witherspoon, in his Moral Lectures when
reasoning about motives ci4aract rIzing actions
supposes all assassin attempting 10 murder man,
ana thrusts Eis dagger ii his side bu, instead Of
killing his victim, he saved his Ife by opening an
ulcer which otiIerwis would hsv. been mortal
And he represents kind physician, when OPEN
ing an ulcer, he accidentally touches a vita!
string. and the patient dies And he Justly rea-
sons, that the one who was the means of saving
the mans life was malicious Inn rderer, and the
that killed the was his affeciona. friend
20 reason about eur Quaker friends; although
they intllcung great injuries on tie country,
By ende avorng 70 destroy the protective power
of the Government, because OF their good
lives, they are not enemies, but well meaning
friends.
Military rower, Ike other good things, may be,
and often is, perverted and abused. Bat the abuse
cf thing is no argument against the proper
ot i. Altho the proper ana design Of wiil-
tary power IS protection, by wicked rnen II Is Of
t n employed for violence aud destruction.-So
Of the profession Of y9elicne; 1t is the design
Of medicine, as well as military power, TO save
mems lives. But sometimes, instead of curing
diseases il causes death. Ana because physicians
are sometimes guilty of mat practice. shall
.....rt.- aaa cry cut ug AUST the medical profess
sion, AMI the Of medicine And shall we
denounce al the learned doctors as robbers and
murderers,'' and ..barefaced violators of the law
of Coz
As old nlan. unfit for any military service.
and almost unfit for every other duty requiring
activity and strength, feel boand to serve the
present age, with all my power. Ana Thought
q little address this important SUBJECT wou!a
he the most useful service | coUld render 10 my
country. and my fellow citizens. In particular,
address il TO the Yearly Meeting Of the Society
Of Friends, at Richmond, Ind, who have lately
published number of facts against the military
power, and the Government. And as | have
given them high praise for their good motives and
Intentions, hone they will have the same charity
Tor me. y iii them, wish to promote the peace
aud happiness OF my fellow men. And like them,
feed Sound to love my enemies, even the enemies
Of our country; and IN eases Of necessity and
distress, would feel It Christian duty 10 relieve
them Yes, if found any Of them hungry
yoU.d gire him meat: If thirsty [ would give
han drink. Though very different IN our opln-
Io,s our motives are the same: ''Peacc
Garth and good Will to men" \. NJ
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
Ia n Y EsEs 81 IsNfA ~
4 Ere lIi7 as
SURPRISING CURE.

LOWELL Truflbull Co. Ohio March G. : IS.
NeSsyS hidR & C7.-Irneolicited | send his
testimonial concerning DR.. c. M'Lanc's " orm
SPECIFIC About seven years since | was called
upon 10 Visit Young wnJnHn about twenty-Se-
ycn years of age | found her IaborIng unaer
strong :. i-f..li.- 81 p.-Iafsn- IT,. s-!,v
formed that She nHwcll for something
like eight years. aud that she had been treated
by several of the nei@hhorng Physicians, who
failed 10 effect cur.,-aud in fact hid spent al
She ha.!-and was still IN better condition than
when she commenced taking their medicines,
and was compelled to work what She was able
for her board. The Physicians to whom she had
aPpied, had uniformly treated her IN
OF Proiapsus lteri. ana other complaints pecu-
liar to females.
For six or eight weeks treated her case as
one of the above mentioned, without any bcne-
hcIai effect. She was taken with vomiting Of
blood, and from some other symptoms that eNis-
ted at the time, | forced TO the conclusion
that size troubled with troTHis, and told her
what thought about it, and proposed that she
had better take some worm medicine; but she
was highly offended at the idea Of her being
troubled IN that way. She saa It was bsi per
fectiy nonsensical-that Tia other Physicians ne
yer hIHted il to hcr-auU sll. therefore tbougitt
it useless. | finally prevailed Oh her 10 t1ke
some Of II Lanes American ~ WorIn pecific ouc
bottle OF which she TO take at two doses.
and the result was, she passed tHrre hundred
and ninety-seven, ninety Of which were in one
knot or ball. and required the assistance of
me- ghbor woman that was in to take them from
her. saw her, an4 she thea tod the worms
were all large then proposed to give some
more Of the same medicine. and the pre-
as before, which was done-and The re-
sult was, she passed four hundred ani fifteen
worms. that she counted, besides d number that
were not counted.
After She passed tho worms her ordinary health
returned--and since that she got married, raised
d small family, and still continues to have her
health, Yours. sc. JoHv BUTLER, VI. ID.
The IncreJulous can sec DR.. Buffers letter, in
reference to this wonderful crse. by calling anv
time at the Drug store of j. Kidd & Co corner
Of W ooi aui ourti streets. This valuable pre-
Par0tion II for sale by ]. KIDD & Co.
Corner or Wood and Fourtf-sts.
5g~f5e purtIcuiaT 10 inquire Cos t4Io.- NJ
American Worm Specific, or Eernifuge.i
For sale, IN Richmond, by Joseph Howels, and
Irwin Reed.
Centreyille, Jno E. DnEhan, ]. A. Hannah,
ami ]. Stevens.
Plahoo.i. Henry Gettell
Cierala ntown, ohm S. Woif.
Catnbrid ge. e. H. Raymond.
Milton, DAVID @. KEN. and Jesse Hiatt
Abingdon, Daniel Al4lle3auf.
May / :, Isl. 2l:7d:6m.
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
23d d.ty OF June. 1917.

between the hours of ten o'clock, a and four
o'clock, y. Of SAID day, the following property,
o-wit
The East halves Of lots numbered fftv-two
90 and fifty-three 3D. numbered on the
plat Of that part Of tll-- city OF Richmond Wavne
county. Inalana. lana off by Jeremiah Cox, aud
also tne west half !. OF lot numbered fifty four
T 81. numbered on the plat Of I'll II part Of said
city. laid OF by Charles W. starr. uut also
part Of the half Of slid last named lot 5oun-
det follows, 10 wit: beginning at the north
east corner ol said iet and running thence sou III
forty-one II feet aud three ~ inches thence
west thirty three (33} feet, thence north forty
eao II feet three - inches. thence east TO the
place Of beginning. Taken the property Of
Daniel D. Sloan ana others TO satisfy said decree
and execution in favor Of Newton Larsh.
DAVID GENTRY, Shff. w. e.
Nav 31st, lSI7. 23-ts
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
sotSp Lt-SGs RExpEE E5gA1rH Axp nArrlxEs.


Ora happiness depends upon health. for what
life worth to us If We have ii mott We inhat-
it 4 world where disease unfortunately stares US
in The face daily. None. scarcely. are exempt,
and no one knows wh8t moment sickness may
come We see CONSU MPTION stalking forth
gathering in It's cherries embrace ueghbors,
aad even nearest and hsppIest friends. Does
it not then TO be prepared to meet this
insidlous destroyer al the very threslrholaa Ex-
oe rience and long suffering answer in the affirm
ative. Know We, therefore, that this evil destroy
er j. al hand. seeking whom it may deyour-
Procure, then, immediately the antldote against
this n1alady. have il ready for attack winch
is Dr. J. 4. DaneGa's Eypeetoraat Remedy. IL
Immediately puts a stop the evil doer destroys
its poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs, gives
new life and yigor TO the eufeebled frame, and
finally restores the Lungs 10 Sound Health.
- Dr. J. h DuHcan's " estern office, 50
Sycamore st. Cincinnati, where his Expect ctorant
Remedy IS sold ia large small quantities.
Advice Is gwen IN all cases of diseases.
f~-For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, Feb. 9th. ls47. 9tf
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
13rd dav of june. 1917.

between the hours of o o'clock, a. m, and i
o'clock. p. nI-, Of said day the following proper
", to-wt: A certain parcel or tract of land sit
uate in the County eff Wayne and State of In
south west quarter Of section numbered twenty
30 township numbered fourteen IA. range
numbered one i. west of the principal meredi-
an line drawn from the mouth OF The great Mi
ami river, together with all the right and priyl-
lege of water ana water power contained ana
running through said prnises Taken the
properly of Luxe League to satisfy said EAecu-
lion III favor Of John Burgess
DAVID GENTRY, Shift W.
May 10Th, lo47. 23-ts
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

TENHE house erected by C. R. Williams, on
l. Washington street, Is offered for sale on
advantageous terms. 1t Is a two story brick
containing four rooms and Il kitchen-the house
finished in modern s;yle-tbe lot high anCdrv
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shra bbery. 1t Is one Of the most desirable res
licences, for small family, in Richmon5. For
terms apply to the undersigned IN Centreviiie, OF
ID. P. Holloway. in Richmond.
JOHN B. STITT.
October 18th 1916 42-tf
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
FARM FOR SaLF--Two Miles North
"A RIctln,n,H. "a z AE Il ini-acr

n of RIchmond.--A FARM. containing
Eighty Acres of Land, of the best quality, good
Dwelling. Barn, Farmer House, and all the
cessarv out-houses; good Orchard of the est
Of fruit Pump and Springs, Of the best of
water.
IrEnquire of JOHN SAILOR, or DAVID
P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Feb 9, l547. May l9, lmsml
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22

(The following address appeared in the Eaton
Register; but our friend, Alexander Mitchell,
thinking Friends would have a better opportuni-
~ Of reading il, if published in the Palladium.
requests Us to publish it. and we cheerfully com
ply.l-Jr. Ed
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
E'Es VEIS gsON:

and in cases where il IS IN the system, TO eyadi-
cate II Noronohiy.
4 4 these ends are sure, attained by the cele-
brated
! GRtEFENBERC VEGETABLE PILLS
Let them he tried ,hronghou, the Great West.
aud the Bilious Tant which clngs to the system
almost Ike teprosy VIII he cradIcuted. Health will
VIII be speedily restored. the sallow completion
he made fresh and fair: strength and pleasurable
sensations will return, and the next season viii
not find the
GRAVE 1AWNING
for the victims of the diseases referred TO. We
venture TO say that if these Pills furnished
TO every family in the United States at the cx-
pcEse Of
TIE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
il would be the most economical and n,erciful
expenditure rtade. Why7 Because from
every family BILIOUS TENDENCIES WOULD DE
cd. There would be
NO MORE slCkLY SEASONS.
The inhabitants there wouid be free from
such complaints those OF the healthiest por-
tons Of New England
f5-Hniike all other ant-biiious medicines tho
Graeienberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
Of the disease within the y stem Those who
use them according TO directions
CiNNOT BECOHE BILIOUS.
With these remarks the Graefenberg Gonna.
ny invite still more extended trial Of their Pills.
Isl. LIT neighborhoods club together and get q
sRnpiy, md disfribute 10 ereyy family.
ri, Let Ctcrgyraen recommend and distribute
the1n.
81. Le' Londhotders furnish item 10 he settlers
on Their hnds.
4h. Le Emigran, Societies and other pAilan-
hropic bodies FURNISH NeDt to the needy.
IL short. there Is earthly reason why the
West should not be perfectly healthy iha, on It's
beautiful prairles and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
Joyed.
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
~ IL q =
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22

|Esl II g 80
la1.EllSa I %

The Hcpasites, or Lirer Corlu2aiaf Dpspcpsta
and Sex Headache
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
The Pill Of the Nen Word

Their wonderful efficacy in these eompiains
arises from their power TO OPEs THE foAS'
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH Asp
Bowels: MAKE TIE URINE FLOW HEALTHrIy AID
CLEAR: GIVE TONE AND STRENGTH TO TaH
SYSTEM
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
49 John street, New YORK.
1T-In towns where there is branch, ns
Company will appoint one on application by ies-
ter post paid or otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mad, can
order them.
Price-25 cents pe- box.
MYERS SEATON, Centrevilie,
General Agent for the State Of lndians
Feb. 9th, ls47. 7u
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
Sherif':s Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution to me
Z directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
Will expose at public sale at the Court house door
IA ( r:ltrcviii-, :, ne County, it.ian4. or tise
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22
TlEAK THU CEILL

seems 10 have been and 10 bc their great aim in
fever and ague; and 10 purge, drench, bleed and
mercuraize in all the other forms of billions fe-
What have been the consequences They
are too we'll known TO need relating. Tens Of
thousands have aIed: muItitudcs have bad their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured
I'bt. frue tttanr.-
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22

LIQtOkS.-
kAIN l. Best Cegniac Brandy
J g Port Wine,
S.S@N Teneriffe Go.
Madeira do
Malaga do.
Holland Gin, and
Whisky,
For MEosc.L PuRrnsrs, pure and una,,ul,.r,,.a
can De had at DR- HOWELI.S' Drug Store
Richmond, May IL, lsi7. aotf
THE GRAEFEkBERe PILLS.
TWENTY fuGuSiND B0AES SOLD EACH AND
EVERY .SEEk.
FE1HE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY s,s,,,
TO call the attention Of every one Interest,
Cd in the health Of the great ami beautiful West,
TO tiieir views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class of diseases is the GRf,r Sca,,,ev =.
Tie western hemisphere Go where we may
their sad effects are seen and felt The brarr
ana s. seIt-denying settler who presses his way,a
thc West, To make the .,wilderness bud ana
blossom as the rose," meets this dreadful evil
lie Is willing 10 work hatd ana endure every
privaton, thanks Be 10 hira Bat in a itle Ub,ls
he IS seized with some form Of billions disease
lis strength now is weakness. A cloud comes
over has prospects; and he eNclains, 'scoald that
there 7rrre medicine rrereRt this dreadful
erH and to cure II ichen does seize upar its nc
f"h!' From the moment OF the landing of the
ItpFihs OF II ymouth TO the presen hour. biiioa,
diseases have sent sorrow and deSoiation through
Out the ami. Let the graves of The loved and
The sttell the story.
A nome ntouS question here GENES up Does
tie SnP'e'ae Rnier intend ttat the telling
SONS OF THE WEST
men 50 willing 10 bear the leat and hurara Of n.
dan should Of al Others be subject 10 so SAD ra
faHaiy' IL is no. irrevefent 10 say
n-'- No-NO-NOu IN
And why do we say No Because there is M
class of diseases that be so certainly pre-
vented aud cured those now spoken oil.
This is the Great Fact to which the Gracfen-
berg Company would call the attention of GOV
EkNoRS. CLERGYNEN. JttRISTS LAW
lERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHiLANTHR0-
PlSIS 0f every name ana sect. HUSBANDS,
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
entire West. There is reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BANfSUED
from the West. The reader may not believe this;
he may smile at the idea. But in these days of
Great Discoveries why should not something h.
found winch Will control and cure diseases which
are, IN their nature, comfortable and durable,
II Is we'll known fact that the true nature Of
bilious disorders has been but partially under
stood. Here mas been the great secret OF the ut
ter ia.!uro Of nearly all the medical men and
-vcnders Of the day. To
FREAK THU CHILL
sec ms 10 have been and TO be their great aim in
fever aud ague; and 10 purge, drench, bleed and
mercurialize in all the other forms of billions fe-
yer. What have been the consequences They
are too well known 10 need relating. Tens of
have uIed: Iuul ltttudcs have bad their
Richmond palladium., 1847-06-22

Ia all bilious chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the most wonderful triumph. HERE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And as the susceptibility OF
the American constitution Is to these diseases,
they are attiy styIed by some
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-03
.S;npuloy ocf IN NofuroI E;storv

Singular tactin Natural History.
1t is stated by those who keep night
watch in the menageries. that in cages
where there are more than one animal,
it is always the custom for one to keep
watch while the others sleep. The
sentry is relieved with as much regu-
larity as in well regulated camp OF
soldiers, although not, probably, with
as much precision in regard to time. -
The sentinef PAGES back and forth,
and is very careful not to do anything
TO arouse his comrades. Occasionally
he lies down, but always with his head
towards the front ofthe cage, and new
er closes an eye until relieved.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-03

ability and to the satisfaction Of his
fellow-citizens, generally, during his
presidential term. had his life been
spared. His talents, although, perhaps
not Of the highest order, were very
respectable and united with an accu-
rate knowle dye Of mankind, enabled
him to acquit himself well in the vari-
Gus public stations to which he was
called. He was bold and eloquent
orator; and he has left on record nu-
merous evidences Of his literary ac-
Iquirements, besides his correspon-
dence and public papers.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-03

(P We have seen letter of late
date from Tampico, in which the wri-
ter expresses the opinion that "Vera
Cruz will fall in few days after the
commencement Of the attack by the
II. S. forces, and after IFS fall, the be-
lief is, that Mexico will speedily pro-
pose for peace. This was the senti.
ment Of many of those upon the spot;
but it was also believed that Santa
Anna would make an attack in some
quarter, with the object of saving his
honor, and ayerting the threatened loss
Of his popularity. His position has
been one of great difficulty as well as
danger. He has been compelled by
the force Of circumstances, to 90 as far
as the most Jealous in Advocating the
war. and in threatening destruction up
on the heads Of the invaders; and vet
he has been secretly in favor of peace,
from consciousness Of the inability
of Mexico to cope with this county.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-03
Repengeful Hens.-A neighborine

Repengeful Hens.-A neighboring
gentleman one summer had lost most
of his chickens by sparrow-hawk,
that came gliding down between fsg-
got pile and the end Of his house, to
the place where the coops stood. The
owner, inwardly vexed to see his flock
thus diminishing, hung setting net
adroitly between the pile and the house
into which the caitif dashed, and was
entangled. Resentment suggested the
law of retaliation; he therefore clipped
the hawks wings, cut off his talons,
and, fixing cork on his bill, threw
him down among the brood-hens.-
Imagination cannot paint the scene
that ensued; the expressions that fear,
rage, and revenge inspired, were new,
or at least such as had been unnoticed
before, the exaspersted matrons upbradi-
ded, they execrated, they insulted, they
triumphed. In word they never de-
sisted from bufeting their adversary,
TIL they had torn him in a hundred
pieces.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-03

or Mr.. G. III. Cotton, editor of
the American Review, was lately a.
saulted in the street by c. w. Web
Der, with loaded cane. The cane
was broken, when Mr.. c. closed with
Mr.. w. and threw him to the ground,
receiving however, in the struggle, Sc
we're blows with the loaded fragment
which yet remained in the assailant's
hand. The affair will doubtless be
brought before legal tribunal when
The motive of assault and the facts con-
peeted with it will be divulged.-Tri-
bune.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-03

or The New York Courier says
We entertain the thorough conviction
that General Scott will reduce both
the city Of Vera Cruz and the Castle of
san Juan de Ulloa, by the 9Th Of this
month and then, leaving the CITY TO
the protection Of the Navy-which
with care on the part of the officers
need not suffer from yellow fever-and
small garrison in the Castle-which
is built on reef ofrocks and being en-
tirely separate from the land, would
be more exempt from malady than
station on shore--the General would
probably march for the higher region
The table land of Mexico--and there
maintain himself until sufficiently re-
inforced to push for the Capital unless
peace be in the meantime negotiated.