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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

EFFECT OF THE PRESENT TARIFF.-h|
was charged and proved by the Wings in
Congress. that in the preparation Of the
present Tariff, Mr.. WALKER consulted
with the agents Of British manufacturers
sent by them to Washington, as to its de-
tails. II was then predicted by the Wings
that its effect would be to food this coun-
try with foreign importations to be paid
for by specie, thus draining the country Of
the precious metals. What was then pre-
dicted now exists in fact.
The fiscal year closed on the first Of
last month. Tho custom house books
show that our imports during the last
year have been TWO HUNDRED AND THiR-
TY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! Our exports,
Exclusive Of silver.) have only been one
hundred and fifty millions Of dollars, lie av-
ing balance against us Of EIGHTY MIL
Mons OF DOLLARS! There is no demand
for our breadstufs in Europe. and. OF
course, this large amount must be paid in
specie. To do this. our own country
must be the sufferer.
A great portion Of this foreign debt is
for Railroad iron, which ought to have
been manufactured at home. II would
have been manufactured at home, and
shis specie kept within our own country.
had Wing policy prevailed in the forma-
ton Of the Tariff. How long will the
people suffer themselves to be humbug-
xed by the idea OF free trade which re-
suits so disastrously to their interests and
iEor the benefit Of Europe!
this State, are at advoc ates OF q change
in tho present Tariff that will promote
American interests. The Democratic can.
,didates are in favor Of the present Euro.
psan policy. Let the people reflect upon
this question before casting their votes
mex. month .-Indiana Journal.
EXTENSIVE TRANsAcrIoN.--Mr. B. |.
Blythe Of this city has sold his farm, stu
ated on tho National Road, three miles
east Of the city. to Mr.. John Butcher OF
Cincinnati for $4,000. The farm con-
tains $50 acres. is one Of the best improv-
ed farms in tho State. and is situated OF
the Central Plank Road Cor Nation al
Road) and near the line Of the projected
Indiana Central Railroad. The amount
is paid principally in Cincinnati property
and interest bearing paper.
Mr.. Butcher has long carried on the
business Of butchering in Cincinnati. and
intends. we think, to do so here, in con-
nection with stock raising.--Ind. Jour.
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DIED,-At indianapolis, on Friday the
18th inst, at 90 minutes before eleven
o'clock. Mrs. ELIZA G.. BROWNING.
vile OF Edmund Browning, in the 55th
year Of her age. Her deccase followed
. short but painful illness. which she bore
with fortitude and resignation.
At knightstown, on the 9th inst.
after an illness Of only six hours. ELIZA
BETH. W.. infant daughter Of William b.
and Martha Barnes, aged year months
and Is days.
oh Sunday morning last. at
Enights,own. Of Cholera Morbus. SIMEON
HUBBARD. formerly a citizen of this place.
-ln this city. on Sabbath after
noon last. LYDIA ELLEN daughter Of
Oliver +. and Nancy Ann Peters, aged
two years and eleven months.
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IliEhIy spoken Of.
Carriages Making,

ME undersigned has commenced making
Carriages. Wagons. sc . Of all
styles now in use. His workm-n are equal to
tho best in the country. and the style Of his
work. not only for neatncss Of finish but for
workmanship and quality Of materials. is no.
inferior to any made in the west. He has now
hand an assortment Of
Carriages, Buggies, & Wagons,
70 which he invites the attention Of persons who
wish to purchase. Or.-Iiis shop is on Main 1t :.
ease end Of town, and he will cell at rs low
price ~ can possibly be afforded.
IL Any quality Of LUMBER will be la
ken in exchange for articles in his limo.
MORDECAI PARRY.
Richmond, eth mo. 23d, lc5l 3lH
r.. =. a general assortment Of all kinds Of
seasoned L0Moer. kept constantly on
hand and for sale. Mp
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Threshing Machines!
D. M. COCHRAN,

"YOuLD also say 20 the public that he is
w engaged in manufacturing Threshnc
Machines Of the best quality. His Separa.ors
will thresh from 300 to $50 bushel. of whea;
per day, cleaning it for market, carrying the
taiiings back into the riddles and dschargiug
the straw by means of a light endless chain in
to a stack at the heig ht of from Is 10 30 feet.
He has gotten up an entire new set of horse
power patterns. sufficient in strength for or 8
horses. This power for simplicity and durabii :
ity cannot be excelled, and consequently will
rccomme nd itself.
All kinds of Machines repaired at the short
est notice. Travelling Machines changed into
Separators by using the lever power, and sub
stitu,ipg a fan in the place of the grain boz :.
making the wheat entirely clean All work
warranted TO perform to satisfaction.
The subscriber would also sa, that his knowl-
edge in the construction Of Machines is entire
~ practical, having been engaged for the last
ten years in the of ditfe rent kinds of ma
chimes, threshng annually from $ to 10000
bushels. And finally he would say that he is
determined 10 bui!i practical Machines.
UShop three miles West of Richmond on
the farm near Salisbury; where his Machines
can be tested be fore being taken away from the
premises, as he always keeps wheat on hand for
that purpose.
D. N. COCHRAN
July 3 1851. %
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New Firm.
REED & Co.
. RU G GIS + s,
No. ~,
Main Street,
RICHMOND,

TNHE undersigned. having formed co-Part-
L. nership, would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of the public, at the Ole stand Of lRvIs
REID; where every description Of
Drugs, Medicines, r saints. Oils,
Dye StlMs, &c, &c,
may be had on favorable terms. For further
particulars, call and sec. IRWIN REED.
w. A. SWARTS.
Up. 8. I am very anxious to have all old
accounts settled up; those indebted will please
give this carly attention. And hope the new
firm may retain all old customers and make
sssx ussvuu. . ury Arss, ruu. aCESs.
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NHAI weH-known Tavern stand, situated
three miles East of Richmond on the Ma
iionai road, now occupied by Mahion Clawson.
is offered for sale. The farm continues about
80 acres. and has on it an Orchard of excellent
fruit, fine large two story Brick House, and all
the necessary aPpendsges of tavern or farm
house The situation IS high and pleasant and
would mako one Of the most desirable priva.,
| reside noes in the country. II il offered on ia,
terms. For further information, inauire on In.
premises Of Mshion Ciawson. or Of the under
signed, two miles North Of Richmond
WILLIAM CLAWSON.
Tenth Month 9Th, 1850. lo,f
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xv;s,.r.s RaIsn,n Of Wild Cherry

10 an invaluable family medicine. for Cons"n?-
ton of the Lungs, Liver Complaints, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group. "hooP'ng-
Cough. Influenza, Hoarseness, Splitting OF Blood
Difficulty of Breathing, Pains IN the SIDE OF
Breast.
The repuine xVistar's Basam Of wild Cher
~ has a fac-simile OF the signature Of Henry
xxis,.rs, NJ. d. Philadelphia. and stanford &
Park" on a finely executed steel engraved
w,a,n,r None other can be genuine.
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The above medicines kept constantly or
hand for sale by l. Reed, Richmond, Ia; Jos
Howells g. Co. do; Wood & Dill, CentrevilIe
Raymond & Co, Cambridge city; J. n. Lebrick
Dublin; Shortridge, Milton; D. Beaver, Liberty
J. L. Andrews, Dunlapsvii!e, Jacob GiPe. Eas
Germantown; E. z Baner, Hsgerstown; John
ston, Williamsburg; Parker & Stanton. New
port, la; Ross s. Show alter, New Paris, ..
E Minshai, Eaton, Ohio.
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THROUGH ONE DAY



Passengers leaving Dayton by the O'Clock,
30 min. A. NJ, Train, connects same evening
with Steamer for Toledo; connecting at Toledo
with Michigan Southern Railroad. for all points
in Northern Indiana and Michigan.
FARE REDUCED-Fyom Dayton IN Tol.do,
Fire Doiars.-For information and Through
Ttckns, please apply at Office in Dayton. oppo-
site Swsyni-'s Hotel, where Tickets can be OBJ
tanned for Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland and Buff.
faio.
Morning Train. leaving Springfield, at o'cl'k.
passes Enon at o'clock, 90 minutes-Osbosn.
] o'clock, % mautes-and kneisly'ss o'clock.
Re'yrai"g, passe. Kneisiy's at 8 o'clock, Is
mnutes--Orborn, 8 O'Clock, 80 minutes-aud
Enop, 3 O'Clock, 50 minutes.
Afternoon Train, leaving Springfield at
O'Clock, p NJ, passes Enon at I O'Clock, 30
t.,inutes-Osborn, ! o'clock, - mip.-aud
kneisly's al o'clock. Returning, passes neis-
Tvs, at 3 o'clock. 30 min.-Osborn, ) o'clock
( Is minntes-and Enon, at 4 o'clock.
I Lar. f,n, lar To SneinHfield
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$40 MS LUM n

4 Ii the Medicines and Books advertised by
IN W. b. SLOAN are sold by J. How~lls &
Co, Richmond; Raymond s Co, Cambridge
city; w GODS 4 Dill, Centrevilie: J. n. L~brick
Dublin; J. Weaver, knigh.s,own; T.. Minshaii,
Eaton.
sLOAN's FAMILY OINTMENT
Is mild, safe, thorough, and the greatest Eater.
nal Remedy ever used. Ii is composed of Veg
e,able Extracts, and possesses power un~qusiled
in the annals o: Medicine for the cure Of lnflam-
matory Diseases
l, is universally ack nowiedged 10 be IN infal-
iibe remedy, every case where Il has bee II
faithfully applied the human system, for pro-
noting Insensibie Preparation. and ~ inv iua-
BILE in al! diseases Of the flesh Obstinate u
GERS, Old Sores. Chiiblains, Sore Throat, Burns.
Cuts. Cutaneous Ernpiions, Sore Nipples, Sore
Breast, Diseases OF the Eye. Agu- in the Face.
Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords, Pain in the
Side. Back, and other parts Of the system. Boiss.
Scaid Head Bruises. Fresh Wounds. Piles. aud
every kind Of sores containing the least particle
of inflammation. are permanently cured by this
great remedy.
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Drimg ON your WHEAT. IT yOsl
ID want it TIL RASHED:-Th sub
scriber y ants one or two good hands to run
Thrashing Machines the Shares, or otherwise
apply immed lately at his Shop on Main st
North side, in the Morrison tan yard Buildings.
RIA second hand SEPARATOR
five horse power, for sale.
Fw. ROBINSON.
Richmond, Jolly l6, 1851. 30tf
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Mad River and Lake Erie Rail
RoadM
Sandusky. Toledo aud Detroit.
Springfield and Dayton!
~hAAaeE az A0aao

I'm and after Monday April 25. 1851, until
~ further notice. Passenger Train will leave
the Northern Depot. Springfield. at o'clock:
A. NJ, and l O'Clock, P. NJ, for Dayton. stop
ping at Hertzlers, Enon, Osborn, and kneisly's.
Keturning-will leave Dayton a, 3 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and O'Clock, Is min. r. NJ.
The o'clock, A. NJ. Train, from Dayton.
connects with Sandusky Train; and the ; o'clock
Is min. 2. NJ, Train, from Dayton, connects
sha a ise VIII III Hsa a a9 ls:n
Coaches run in connection with this train to
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Eclectic NOtice--Mcdicai.

nR. MAIN. from Cincinnati, former part
IL ner of Professor KING. has tax e u all office
Main street, fourth coor east of the Sloan
Hotel, Richmond, Ind for the purpose of prac-
ticing his Profession.
The mode of examination which he pursues is
very simple and entirely new. Diseases and
their symptoms detected in a few minutes
with certainty without asking the patient any
questions. or having the least previous knowl-
edge of the
The afflicted on application; may Deepen upon
being relieved from any painful suspense they
NAV have in relation to themselves, BY being Z.
amined and advised of the exact location, nature
and durability Of their diseases.
He also would say to the public. he cure,
Cancers and all other Tuners, without usins
the knife or producing pain. Also. all forme o
chronic diseases, If not Of too long standing.
July l6, 1851. 3Otf
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Through Tickets TO the above places, only
obtained at the Dayio Office, and on the Boats
III returning
E. F. OSBORN, Ssperiss<sde.s.
J. F. EDGAR. Agent, Dayton, Ohio.
May 81, ISL. 22-4mo
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None genuine unless put mp in large bottles
containing quart, and name OF the syrup blow n
in the glass. with the written signature Of s. f
Bennet on the outside wrapper.
Price 81 per Bottie-or bottles for s.. Sold
by J. D. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast cor. Fourth and Walnut sts-en-
trance on w alnut st.-to whom all orders mus
De addressed.
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Carriages, Buggies, & Wagons


SALE...A comfortable Dwelling House,
in good repair. and pleasantly situated on WASH
jsgton Avenue. is offered for sale ut a very low
price. The house 10 brick with the ordinary
CONVEX ie pcies, and eiH te - 4 lou. Apply at
tt6s oRcs, orfs s. D. STANTON.
RieAnond. July. % 1851 3ln
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GOOD DRUGS AND
ure M e d &c i n e S
No. 4, Min ST.. Richmond.
HOWELLS & Co..

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Drugs. Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Chemicals, Wind ow
Glass, Putty, Narnishes, Brushes, Looking
Glass Plates, Perfumery, and a variety OF
Fancy Articles, &C.,
ARE Just receiving large and splendid as
sortinent of all the different articles in their
line, which makes their stock the largest and
most complete in this section Of the west. They
prepared by their connection with mporte rs
and manufacturers, to sell at lower prices than
have been sold here before. Their selections
are made with great and the quality Of
their articles they will warrant equal TO any in
the market.
Petliars and Country Merchants
Can be supplied with all articles they sell IN the
drug line at Cincinnati prices, and they warrant
all they make to be fail strength; which is not
tie With what they generally get III Gin
cnnati
HoweIls & Co, are Wholesale Agents for
the following Patent Medicines, which they are
prepared TO sell on commission at the usual prI-
DR.. S. p. Townsend's Sarsaparila; Bulls
Sarsapariiia; Sioan's c.lebr.aed Ointme mt aud
Condition Powders for Horses, &c; Huff's Pull
monte Balsam, Hops and Bonesett-bcth excel
lent Medicines for Lung diseases. In addition
TO this, they r etail Agents for nearly ali the
Patent Medicines in
They would say TO Physicians. that they are
supplied with those articles known extra
medicines. such as Til3en's ydro- ale ohoiic ex-
tracts; Select Powders, &c. put up and sold un-
der the warrant Of those who prepare them
Also pure Cod Liver Oil in bottles or otherw Use,
and in Geetine Capsules, this last is a very de-
sirabIe thing the dsagreeable taste is the
principal obstacle 10 lis
TER Ms as usual. Ginseng, Feathers, Bees
wax. Flax seed, Rags. and almost any kind Of
Produce taken i'll aynent. Also, all the inoi-
renous Medicinal Plants and Roots; for which
the highest price Will be given.
June %. 1871. 21:f
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ER Clark Division. No. 3, Sons Of TEN
&W perance.- TMeet every Wednesday
at o'cl'k.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. s. ID. Hore's Shaker Sarsapnr lila adver-
ti.~d in smother column, is truly good family
medicine. IL purifies the blood, and prevents.
~ well a IL is highly spoken of III Gin
cjnn1ii aud IL there called the "PooT Man $
Frieud.' See advertisement in another col
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HANOVER. ONO. April Z, 1850.


Dear Sir: l wish l could tell all that suffer
with a cough, what your CHERRY PEcroRAL has
done for me-. 1t does see III they might be ben
Gifted BY the information. had lung fever
which left my lungs weak and intlaued. Be-
ing very feeble and unable TO gain strength at
ALL my fric nds thought must soon sink in con-
sumption. I had appetite. and dreadful
cough fast wearing ME away. began to
take your beautiful medicine, by the advice Of
a clergyman who had seen its effects be fore. 1t
~ased my cough at first, anu gave me rest at
night In less than a fortnight could eat well.
and nv cough had ceased to be trou blesome.
NV appetite returned, and my food nourished
me. which soon restored my strength. Now,
after fiv. weeks. am well and strong, with no
other help than Your Cherry Pectora.
Yours, with respect.
JULIA DEAN.
Thereby certify that the above state OF
INV wife - in CO nformity with my own views of
her case and her cure by Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj. JOSEPH DEAN
The above named Joseph Dean AMI Julia. his
wife. are personally known to me, ana implicit
confidence may be placed IN their statement
SAMUEL C. VAN DERWENT,
Pastor of the Baptis; Church.
hrPreparsd by j. c. AVER,
Chemist. Lowell. Mass.
For sale by Howelis s. Co. and Reed & Co.,
Richmond; Jesse Stevens, and Mitchell & Nor
row, c entrevile: Raymond + Co. Cambridge
city; and at agencies in all the principal towns
in the State.
July l6, 1851. 3O-3m
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"NIS invaluable remedy for all diseases Of
l. the THROAT and LUNGS, has attained u Co.
ishrty from its remarkable cures, never equal
ed by any other medicine before. Oth-r Prepa-
rations have shown themselves paIidtiues, and
sometimes effected notable cures. but none has
ever so fully won the confidence Of every COM
munity where it is known. After years of trial
in every climate, the results have indsputably
shown it to possess mastery over this danger
class Of diseases, VIII ch could not fail to at
tract the attention Of Physicians, Patients. and
tho public at large.
See the statements, not Of obscure ndividu-
ais and from far distant places, but of men who
are known and respected throughout the coun-
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medicine. IL purifi-s the blood, and prevents.
~ well a IL is highly spoken of III Gin
einnrii. aud i. there called the "PooT Man $
Friend" See advertisement in another col
umu.
ScRoruL..--It has been remarked by eminent
men, that in tho varied catalogue Of diseases to
which, man is liable there is scarcely one Of such
importance aud Of such interest as Scroiula.
whether we look to the obscurity OF its origin,
its ins.dious progress, the number and variety
Of organs that it attacks, or its remark able in
durability and extensive fatality.
ScrofuIa has baf,lcd the skill Of the most emf
nent physicians in this country and in Europe.
But there is an antdote for this disease in " DR..
Gmysotts Extract Of YeIIoW Dosk and Sarsapa
~iIin,' which is proving itself Specific in the
most severe cases Of Scrofula. See the adver-
lisem ns ia another column.
TiiE JOYS or CoNvALEscENCE.-Ther are few
sensations known to the human heart more
alive with sweet JOY and peaceful happiness.
chan the consciousness Of returning health
When sick wess. for months and years, has press
cd tile spirit down-when pain and anguish
have filled to sae brim the cup Of despair, how
JOY full TO feel within che gladstone flow Of he alth.
Such often are the household joys throu ghout
the IcnEth and breadth Of our land, where the
pale and CHASTITY Consumptive has becn changed
20 one blooming picture Of health. by the time
ly use Of that excellent and long tried remedy,
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wad Cherry Read
the advertise ine NJ in another column.
Highly Spoken Of.
Extract from the ..waukes,a Democrat" Wis
Max LIST. lSl9.
"SIOAN's MEDICINES subscrbes. whiting
ysOm the town Of New Berlin, requests US to
say, that he has used Mr.. Sloan's Horse Oint-
nent in several instances during the past win
ter. and always with the desired effect, and W sh
- to recommend il to those who have the
and care Of horses. Mr.. SiOan's medicines are
highly spoken Of generally. and from the favor
abe acquaintance we have with that gentleman.
we led to believe that they prepared with
q view to give real benefit to whatever purpose
they are recommended.
aSSec Agents names at the head of Sloan ;
Column. For further particulars aud testino-
mails, get pamphlets Of agents.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
SESSION OF lsJl--.52.

SESSION OF IsJI--'J2.
TIME thirty-second Annual Session Of this
IL Institution will open on the 18th Of Octo-
Der next. and close on the last of February,
der the following arrangements.
II. w. BaxLEY. NJ d., Professor of A nafomy
JoHS LOCKE, VI. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
l.. NJ LAwsos. NJ. d., Professor, Of PhysioI-
ogy and Pathology.
+. 0. EpwARos, VI. d. =, Professor oil Materia
prudence.
r. ID. Messy. NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
LAxDox G.. RfvEs, VI. ID Professor OF OBJ
stetrics and the Diseases OF w omen and Chill
dren.
JonS BELL. VI. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
JoHN DAVIS, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anato-
my.
The Dissecting Rooms will be opened for
classes the LIST Of October.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered at the Commercial Hospital
three times a week.
The edical CnIlena Of lhin ato1stS-ihs ,,s'e>Sf
'ieal Anafomy and clinical instructions in Medi
cine and Surgery.
Preliminary Lectures.
faculty free Of charge,) commencing on the
LIST Of October; also, Clinical lectures at the
Commercial Hospital.
FEEs.-For a full course Of Lectures, sos;
MatIlcuiatIon ana Library lIcRet, 50; DIssect-
ing Ticket, $40; Graduation Fee, $25; Hospital
Ticket, S5;-payable in advance.
Board Including the expenses Of room. fuel
and ight) can be obtained at from So to SO per
week.
A new College Edifice will be erected during
the ensuing summer.
Further information may be obtained by ad-
dressing the Dean.
l.. VI. LAWSON, NJ. D..
Dean of the Faculty,
South side of 9th St, between W alnut s. Vine.
Cincinnati, July l6, 1851. 30-3w
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(ut1ery.--A large and superior sssosfoeat
~ of Razors. Knives, Scissors, &c, Ae.. bept
constantly on hana and for sale very toW by
c. A. DICKINSON.
Jsiy ?, 1851. 4-0
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Hear the Patient.

DR.. J. c. Aver, Lowell.-Dear Sir: Feeling
under obligations to you for the restoration OF
my health, I send you = report Of my Case.
which, you are at liberty to publish for the BEN
eft Of others. Last autumn took bad cold
accompanied by n severe cough. and made use
Of many medicines without obtaining relief. l
wss obliged to give up business. frequently rais-
ed blood. and could set NO sleep ut night.
friend gave rue IA bottle Of your CHERRY PEcro-
RAJ, the use Of which Immediately commence
ed according to directions. l have jrss pur.
chased the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered.
l now sleep well. my cough has ceased, and all
by the use Of your valuable medicine.
E. s. STONE A. NJ
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THRESHING MACHINES,

which consist of the following kinds, to-wit:
Four, Fire md Sir Uorse- POwer Orer-
shot ami Undersot Ben .Nachines,
Four Horse Potce1 Tumbiing SHAFT
lNachines; Briggs Trareliing or .feld
Wachine, and three kiRds Of Sir
Horse Porer Scparotors.
As they determined TO keep pace with the
times, which emphaticaIiy progressive, the y
have gotten up entire new Six Horse Sepa-
rator irt, fI,ax,c all tba