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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

the courage and honesty to avow senti-
ments which Colonel Gentry has uttered.
the sectional distractions which now asi-
tate the country would soon be at an end.
There is a class of fanatics at the South,
who live by agitation and mounting abo-
litionsm. 1t furnishes their bread through
seats in the State Legislatures and Con-
gress. and while they continue TO be coun-
tenanced. war of feeling between the
North and South must be expected
When statesmen like Col. Gentry are es-
,eemed as they ongh, 10 be, for their in,es-
r,y and for the bravery which is requisite
10 encounter existing preiudices. il Will
cease and not before North american.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
From the Ciaci nafi AfIss
Cincinnati Market, Nov. n.

From the Merchants Exchange Books up 10 tho
latest hour last evening.
FLouR-There was good demand to-
day. aud sales reach 400 brls-IOO from
store at $3.50: 1920 brls from Canal in
four lots. al 10; 275 do at $3.50: CT do
from Rail Road at 1918; 800 do from
store ut 1913. delivered; 1890 brls de-
livered on board at Madison, nj .3 80.
The Inillers are contending for higher
figures.
CoRN--A sale of $4,000 bushels TO ar.
rive by Canal, on private terms-a full
price. Tho market is firm at 23c for
round lots. Wheat is firm at 75c, with
very light receipts by wagon.
WuIskY--prices to-day average from
&c! 10 l6tc. The sales are 81 brls from
Canal, at rs! c; q do do aud 50 do from
river at l6s; 1875 do do from river and 90
do from dis,illery al l6.c; 900 brls nett AT
l6c
CnEEsE--A sale Of so boxes for ship.
ment at &c. 90 DAYS.
SUGAR--A sal, Of 10 boxes prime white
Havana at 8 ic.
RArsINs-A sale of 10 boxes NJ. X. ut
50; 100 a.. do at zoe.
PoTAToEs-t sale of 100 brls for ship
ment a. : ! per bril-
CooPEaAGE-A sale of 325 Pork Bar.
RES from store at 90c.
PaovIsIoNs--A sale of SO hhds Bacon
Sides, at 3 lc-hads extra. OF Lard $50
kegs prime city rendered No. ! were sold
at q &c; tare 60 per cent. few brls at &C.
Of Meats from IA. block 90D pieces,
shoulders. were sold AT 2.c; 30 pieces
Hams at 55c;--both the latter on Thurs
day. Hams in good weather, will bring
about SC.
CATrLE-Wc hear of considerable sales
in the last three DAYS; 56 head. average
weight 575 lbs. at S3 90; 22 do average
525 lbs, at 50: 10 do. average 500 lbs. at
S2.35; 10 do, in two lots. average 8O0lbs,
at siia1,i2t; 60 do, average $40 lbs. at
s412z
iiocs--Saics Of 700 and 500 Ifead good
Ky are reported as sold on Thdi.sday, at
%5.33a3,37l. The weather has been un-
favorable, and we hear of similar sales
having been offered al 80 25a3 80 without
sale; some holders now even refusing TO
sell at those figures. Sales to-day Of 81
head slaughtered on Thursday. average
weight $40 lbs. at seen: 81 do from river
a, 1925, but these are not indications Of
the market under favorable circumstances,
rain having fallen steadily from Thursday
evening ill past noon to-day. but the wind
has now changed, and with cessation Of
rain the temperature is much cooler.
The River has fallen only about three
inches in the last twenty-four hours-will
probably commence rising shortly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
4 little too Ultra.

Our friend Defrees of the Indiana Jour.
nal in speaking OF a proposition for the
Wing members Of the legislature to vote
for Democrat who is in favor of the
Wilmot proviso, dissents, and SAYS
sour opinion is. that the Wing mem
bers of the Legislature ought TO select a
good Wing and vote for him under all
circumstances. There can be nothing
gained by voting for Locofoco. as any
pledges made by candidate for the SEN
ale for the purpose Of securing Wing sup
port. would be iisregarded at any time al
forwards. in obedience TO the behests Of
the party The Democrats have the ma
jorfy, and let them take the responsibility
Of electing Senator. If there are free
soil" Democrats in the Legislature. let
them vote for the Wing candidate. and if
he can be elected. very we'll: and if not
let the blame rest on the majority, where it
ought TO rest"
No one expects, with q loco!oco major
lily of over 20 votes in the legislature.
that Wing can by any possibility be
elected. We therefore are distinctly in
favor Of the Wings voting for Free soil
Democrat, if such an one can be found
We claim TO be Wing, a whole Wing.
and nothing but Wing, yet We are no. 50
ultra as 10 sacrifice great and important
principle, merely 70 maintain party iden-
ti,y in that single vote. 1t is good policy
to choose between evils-,o act as best we
can under the circumstances as they ex-
list. We will vote FOR Free soil let it be
found i'll what party it may. Party lines
cannot destroy the principles of freedom.
1t is TO be hoped no Wing in the legisla-
ture will think Of carrying out SO suicidal a
policy as to permit the election of Hanne-
gan. or any member of his party endors-
ing his acts in the Senate, when vote tor
Free soil may be gained.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
News from Santa Fc.

ST. Louis, Nor. 24th-The steamer J. VI
White. which arrived to-day from the Missouri
r,ver. brings intelligence from Santa Fe up to
the lcth uit. Gen. Lame and escort had arrived :,
and would remain a few days before proceeding
to Oregon. All we'll.
The tim es were Gull at Santa Fe, and goods
sell = at very low prices.
Col. Washington, the military commander,
had arrived, and was well received. He was
already making suitable disposition his forces
The people in onvention adopted petition to
congress asking for speedy organization Of
territorial civil government. and firmly protest
ing against any smembernent Of their terrific
~. They do not desire domestic slavery with
in their borders, and ask be protected from its
introduction among them
Kit Carson was met on the Oath nit. at Whet-
stone with an express for Oregon. The Indians
along the route are peaceahie-
IThere were four fires in the city of New
York, on The morning of the Goth inst. by which
twenty buildings were destroyed, including Muir
phey's Livery Stable, in which 81 horses and
20 omnihusses were burned. To;a. loss $780,
900
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

pThursday next. is the day appointed BY
Gov. Whiscomb for Thanksgiving. Recollect il.
We hope that each delinquent subscriber to the
Palladium may. on that Gay, resolve to pay up,
50 that We may b enabled TO return thanks with
a few dimes in cur pocket--juss enough to make
- feel . Little independent; Of the world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

TWILL be sold at Public Sale, in the city Of
wv Richmond. on Thursday. the 9Th day Of
December next, half Lot No % on Wsinpt IT.
the property Of Joseph Ash. There IL % ssid
Lot a comfortable Dwelling House. coutaining
FIVE rooms, we'll Of good water and other con-
venisncies. Also, the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY:
One Secretary. one Bure su, ono Cooking Stove.
Beds, Bedding, and Bedsieads, Chain, w riting
Desk. Carpet, Looking Glass, 6rsi-r>fe RI
FILE. Table Cloths. and many other articles.
fYSaIc 10 CONNIE nee al 10 o'clock. q m, Of
said day, WREN terms viii be made known and
due stte ndsnce given by
NATHAN RAMBO. Agent.
Richmond, Nor. %, Is4s. 9ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

Wig net Speak tie Trufh'-The last Jeffeso-
uian says: ut is stated in the Kentucky papers
that Henry Clay did not 60 to tho polls the
day Of ths election. Being an "ulsra whig.' he
could not vote for old lack" Now the editor
know, when he penned the above, that Mr.. Clay
vas confined to his bod by sickness. and coald
not 60 TO the polls; but it wouldn't suit the little
soul Of the editor Of the Jefersonian to speak
the whole truth where M. Clay IS concerned
ne crawis. with catlike tread, to the bedside Of
an old gray headed man. who is Frustrated by
d''ea'e-ra'ses his envenomed pei on high. and
-runs II into the quilt: We are glad to know
that the bed quilt was not damaged to any con-
extent; but Why cannot our Elderly
friend speak the truth?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

ryLehanon. Warren county, Ohio. contains
a population of 1916 whites-of 1870 blacks-to-
tai 1916.
u The population OF Cleveland is IA, 234.-
The number Of colored people is put down At
ls4.
I5'stanley county, n. Carolina, gave unaa-
inous vote for Gen. Taylor.
D-lhe personal estate of John Jacob Astor
has been asecrtained 10 amount to 1905, Uoo'
This immense sum is entirely exclusive of real
estate.
.!rlt is said MIR. SIdcn. Of New Orleans
has bet $4,000 on Gen. Cass carrying Ohio.
He has won.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

4 LMANACs for Isa0...Dr. J. Howsiis,
IA is prepared to furnish every body with ~
Ainauic. "free gratis, for Rofhiay." Call spd
take one OF Townsend's Peoples Illustrated
Almanac
Richmond, Nov. %, IEis. 49u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
GOVERNOR. PRESIDENT.
Ford. Weller. T0yior. Cass. Ia
l4s666 1882 1886 l547S3 3549.

FOTQ. weller. AMOR. CdSS. an
Buren,.
l4e666 1882 1886 l547S3 1919;
The aggregate vote for Governor is $685.
s. -" President " 32S, G33
Cass over Taylor 1921
d" " Van Buren,. 1929
g and g g over Taylor, 81 .92l
Taylor and " I" Cass. 1886
Fords majority over Weller. 80!
So, smoothing her apron tidy.
At the Colonel she looked with a leer-
81 have queer sort of an idea,
You're not yet Governor, my dear"
Read the song first page.
Arkansns-Maior Borland is elected u S.
Senator during Sewers unexPired term, aud Sc
bastian in place of Ashley 1t is thought that
Sewer will be elected for the next term.
Mem York.-Thc entire vote for President is
453.49l. Taylor. Van Buren,. Cass.
2lo,532 120.376 lI4,5S3
Taylor's maj. over Van Buren, is 97,i56-over
Cass lO3,949. Cass and Van Buren, over Tay lor
16,427.
Massachuscus.-Tota! vote Of the State 1874 400.
Taylor 81 .O7O, Van Buren, 3S05S; Cass 80 PSI.
Taylor over Van Buren, 23,0l2; over Kass 25,-
7s9.
Maryland.- 35.9s3; Kass 80, 800; Van
Buren, SO. Taylor over kass $3.50.
Connccticun.--Taylor 29.9so; Kass $3.50;
Van Eurcn 1893. Taylor kass 1884.
Vermont.--Taylor 20,3l9; KISS ses7; Van
Buren, IL $40. Taylor over KISS ii ,I32;
Van Buren, s,6.9.
New Hampshire. -Kass will have about 1000
over Taylor and 5000 over all.
Maine.--kass' plurality about 5000, and about
1000 less than Tay Tor and Van Daren together.
Tnginia.-Ten counties to hear from, an av-
erage gain Of 30 in each will give Taylor the
State.
Pennsylranid.-Totalv vote ofthe State 36S sos
Taylor. Cass Van Buren,
lS5, 453. III ,SJ5. u.I97
Taylor over Cass 1883, over both 2,4ol.
s.ial. 5ses 50 nD''"'
Taylor over Cass 500.
Georgia-Taylor gain in 81 counties 3,I9I.
His majority will be about $1,000
I Miehigan-Cass over TAYLOR 1853
! Wiseonsin.--Cass 900 more than Tay Tor, who
is 9 900 more than Van Buren,.
Durkee Vau Buren,, Cole Wing, and Do,y Lo-
cofoco, elected TO Congress.
! Rhode Is,and.-Taylor. Cass. Van Buren,.
6,Gso: $500. 705.
TAYLOR over Cass 30S9.
Loyisiana.-The majority for TAYLOR in this
State will be but little short Of 5000.
! Florida This State has gone for TAYLOR by
a largely increased ma jority over the guberna-
/ torial vote.
| Mississippi.-It is reported that this State has
gone for Taylor by ma GRITTY of DO
/ Illinois Official returns from all but seven
counties in this State give Cass majority OF
/ 1921.
Mssouri.-Returns from all but eight coun-
ties give Cass 6, AZ majority.
NeU Jersey.-Taylor. Cas-.
1855 6,132.
+ Taylor over Cass 2.6o3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

JTThe editor Of the Pennsylvania says
'The Friends in this city and county, at the late
election, voted for Taylor almost TO a man. -
The editor Of the Union and several kinircd
prints, complain of the course of the Friends Of
the Quaker city Keep cool, conference.-the
Friends task no iavors,'' and miN do as they
chooSc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

D-The prospectus Of t;odey's Lady's Book. is
published in another column; and We invite the
attention Of those wishing to subscribe. to it. 1t
is. in our humble opinion, ono Of the best Maya
lines Of tho day. both in appearance and con-
tents-that is saying enough: but will add
that those who can spare Three Dollars. could
no, make a better investment unless they took
stock in our Rail Road do both, if YOU can.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

"YINDOw GLASS Of all sizes, and best
w brands. Also machine made patty, for
sale ut Dr.. How<lis Ding Store, Ne, IS Msis st.
November Is, Is4S. A5-af:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 90, 1843
Wheat, Coo y bu. FIaxseed, 65a zoe y bu.
Corn new 20022. Oats, 1890.
Apples dried 51c. Flour, fI00ibs) AI.15.
Butter. l21c Y III. '' v barre!) $3.50
Lard. Sc " It'd. Eggs, Sc y dor.
Irish Potatoes, 20f02Jc; Sweet Potatoes, 450jOc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
OMcial Vote Of Ohio.

The Columbus papers publish the official state
ment of the vote of Ohio at the Presidential
election OH the 7ih of this month. We will give
the vote by counties next week:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

lust RECEivED,--AIi sorts Of DrSgs asA
- Medicines, Of every description. yssy -
and Of the best quality, al DR.. How 49,.
Nov. -. lsi5. No.Io' Ass -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

AwRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD
IL Is always kept for sole 1t Dr.. HOwELLs'
Nov. %, le45. Ne. l6, Asis -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

u The city council, meets on Tue sdsy evening
next, Dec. 9Th.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
The Hack L0~s.

While NO condemn with such apparent ain
certify The peculiar institution Of the South. and
look with horror upon tbs ou,rares committed
against human rights in State. ~b-re slavery j.
tolerated by law, would il no, ~ well 10 look =.
the "biack laws" OF this State. which n. . Sa.
grace to our Ssatuts beok. aud - CAri.s,. p.e-
pie. Aside from their injustice to the .~,ro.
they are generally agains. the peace Of the Stat.
and the interests Of this whites. Thay uhouid
have been repealed iong ago. or il would haze
been morc honorable to the State had they never
been enacted. We have not time nos 70 entes
into an exposition of their mysticism fact such
a thing IT appears TO US is entirely uDaec-spsrv.
and only refer to the matter for the purpose Of
expressing the opinion that they ought TO DO
promptly an. Internationally repealed.
For the purpose Of bringin. the sabjec, fais.y
before the legislature. submit the following
copy OF . petition, which those Who take an in
terest ia the matter can copy aud procure ssgaa-
lures 10 IT, and forward them at an early day 10
Indianapolis. We shalt be plea u receive
and present to the Senate many as our friends
may see proper to forward To rs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
PETITION.

10 '"e SeHaT ana 1oase ~ Aepresrns1lces 81 The
State Of Indiana.
The undersigned, citizens Of the State Of Ia
diana, respectfully represent that we believe all
laws making distinctions in color to b. unwiss
and nlur ious to both white and black. aui we
therefore respectfully request You Ia repeal all
laws upon our Naute hooks creating such dis
tinctions.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-15
Hartford, March 10, 1915.
Cured.


Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, LiUer Complaint, Cold
Catarah, Cough, Asthma, Splitting 0f Blood,
Soreness IN The Chest, H5ctic Flush, Night SIreat
D1TcnHcr PrOfnSs ErPcetOratiOn, Pain IN II"
Side, Dr., hare ben and can Dc cured.
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir: Nearly 20yeaTS a.
go | took a violent cold, which settlGd on my
lungs and effected me severely, indeed finally, it
became a constant hacking cough, but not sose-
we're as TO prevent me from attending 10 my bust
ness. Within the last two years it increased on
me gradually. AT last | became rednced-I
breathed with difficulty and raised withmy cough
much bad mater, and for the last nine
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My little girl, who is three years old. had a
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While using the medicine ] gave her some of it.
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S. w. CONANT.
IA BoweTy.
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CONSUMPTION CURED !

Triumphant Success of BUcHAN's Hmca
ran Bdlsdm Of Life, the great Enehss
remedy for Colds, Coughs, asthma and
Consumption.
The most celebrated and iDfaI1;bIe re,nafr
Tor colds coughs, asthma, or any form of PuI
lnohaTy consumption, is the Hungarian Balsau
OF ILIe, discovered by DR.. BucBAN of Iondop.
England. tested for upwards of seven wears in
Great Britain and on the continent of Eurole.
ana introduced INTO The United States under ito
immediate superintendent of the inventor.
me astonishing success of the Hungarian
BalSam. III the cure Of every form of Consume
lion, warrants the American agent in solicirits
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&c iouha IN The commuDity-caSeS that seek 70
lieiIn VAN IRON any of the common remed;es
9i te Gay, and have been given up by The most
distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and il.
durable. The Hungarian Brlsam has cured ard
VIII cure, the most desperate of cases. 1t is 10
quack nostrum, but a Standard English Med
cine, OF known and established efficacy.
TO THE CONSUMPTIVE.
Every family in the United States should re
supplied with Buehan'S Hungarian Balsam o.
Lie, not only to counterfeit the consump,ivetcn.
dencleS OF the climate, but 10 be used as 4 prs.
yen1ve medicines in all cases of Colds. Coughs
Splilng OF Blood, Pain in the side and cbe,.
irritation and soreness Of the Lungs. Bronchitis
d%if1culty OF Breathing, Hectic Fever, Mgr.
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In case OF actual disease OF the lungs, or con
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sod BY Mcdonald AID Smith, sule agent for
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can Provinces.
American price. 81 per Bottle with full dirse-
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- Pamphlets, containing a mass Of English
certificates and other evidence,
showing the unequaled merits of this Great Eng
Remedy, may be obtained of the agents gra-
lis. 1None genuine, without the written sig
nature of the American Agent on a gold bronze
abel, to counterfeit which is forgery.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-15
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR.. IownSends Sarsaparilla is a sovereign q
speedy cure for insipient Consumption, Barren
ness, Leucorrhea, or Whites, obStructed or diff
cult Menstration, Ircontinance Of Urine, or in
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Nothing can be more surprising than its i7vig.
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1t Immediately counieracIs The nervousneS s of the
female frame, which is the great cause of bar
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II will not be expected Of US, in cases Of so
delicate a nature, 10 exhibit certificates of cures
performed, but we can assure the afflicted that
hundreds Of cases have been reported to us. Sew.
eral cases where families have been without chill
drep, after using a few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with healthy off
spring.
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Masta's Genuine Indian Vege.
table PurgatiVo Pills.

TIME most generally approved family medi-
l. cine now 10 be had at al the principal stores
in every village anG town in this state andthrough-
out the state Of New Hampshire and Canada
East,
For Bilious and hfamdtory Ferers, Indi-
gestion, Headache. Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
plant, Castireness, Piles, Jaundice, ChoL-
&c, Pain in the Stomach and Side, Heart
burn, Perverted Appetate, Didrrhe0, Dys-
entaru. Impure Blood, and all DerGnge-
ments of the Bilious System.
The PROPRIETOR has such confidence in these
Pills, thai he would say to all persons who may
purchase a box ofthem, that if. after taking one
ortwo doses in accordance with directions, they
should not be satisfied with them, the money paid
will be refunded, or the charge for the same can
ceiled, by returning the box in a useable condi-
lion. with the remainder of the Pills: Agents
selling them are requested to conform TO this rule.
If YOU or your family have been in thehabito of
using pills, try them, and you will find them as
good; il not better in many respects, Than any
YOU have ever used before. Do not say to your
self. should be ilad to buy a box Of them, but
there are so many kinds before the public already
some recommended forone thing, others for anoiht
er, and the rest for every thing, that have no
confidence in any ofthem, believing them all to
be made for speculative purposes. Without
doubt, many proprietary medicines are too highly
recommended, and made merely for speculation.
All this may be; but these Pills will be found to
answer as a general Thing the purposes iorwhich
they are designed
Try them and see for yourself, if you do not
like them, return the box with the remainder OF
The pills and they viii cost you nothing. Call
tor Masta's Pills and see that the name is on the
box
II For further particulars in relation TO them
see pamphlet, sold in this village, and by most all
the merchants in the county.
w. P. Russell s. S. Moody, Middlebury, also,
Ira Bingham, Cornwall. II. o. Smith New Ha-
ven. G. w. Parmelee Bristol, J. B.. Hunlly Sails
bury, Edward Fales Lincoln, T: S. Atwood
Shoreham, and by one Or more merchants in eve
ry tow in the county:
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GIRLS READ THIS

You who have pale complexicns, dull eyes,
blotches on the lace, rough SKIN. and are "out of
spirits, use a bottle or two of DR.. TOwnSend's
S%arSaparilla. II will cleanse your blood, remove
the ireckles and blolches, aud give you animation,
sparkling eyes, fine spirits andbeauiiful complex
ion-all OF which are Of immense value 10 m
married ladies'.