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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Enlistment Of miners.


The chances of the release of minor
if enlisted without the knowledge OF
consent Of his parents. are less than
formerly. Two cases of more than usual
interest came to my knowledge last week
One was that Of a boy of seventeen, VINO
was inyeigled into recruiting office by
some comrades, who pretended 10 have
the written permission of his father, duly
and properly attested by Witnesses he
young man was accepted by the recruit
ing officer. and the bounty paid; out on
the matter coming 10 tue ears OF the
father il was discovered that the cefu-
Gcate was 4 forgery, as well. Also the sIS-
natures of the alleged Witnesses ne
father had never given his consent, nor
were there any witnesses living answering
to the names Oh the paper he 10y was
fairly in the service and there was no
getting him out The forger made good
his escape.
The second case was Of youth just
turned sixteen, a resident Of an interio.
Connecticut town, who was per uldei to
take O. trip to New York via New York
and New Haven Railroad Reaching the
metropolis lie was enticed to so-called
recruiting Office, promised bounty OF
$500 independent of the National. and
sworn in He fell into the mouth of a
shark Only $40 Of the $500 were paid
him He was, however, attached to q
regiment and marched TO Washing to1.
His distracted mother. widow with no
other child living, rs soon as she under-
stood the matter. followed her sHa TO
Washington and made application to
various parties for his release, but with
i'll success MIR Stanton turned her oil
with scarcely a sentence of concern or
reply. At last the case got to the ears OF
Senator DAVIS of Connecticut, who at
once stated it to the President. "a
clear case said he, of injustice
and rascality-the boy shall go
with his mother" and Mr.. Lincoln, as
Commander in Chief OF the Army ani
Navy of the United States, did what his
interiors in Office refused to do-instahtiy
wrote the boys release. Mr.. Dawes,
with others furnished his mother with
a handsome purse.
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oiABETES- and DIsEasFSS of the KID
NEYs and BLADDER.


ilts been pronounced by tie Hesicsl Faculty and the
public 70 be the most ler-nf rnlafv Tar ~. -,
M nent cure Of all diseases at tie STOMACH nv
hli- MONEYS. AMI BLADDER that has ever lean
off.-4l ~ ~ w"
Ii is not MINERAL WATER. Il i From, .xr.,rs.
enee tEatCoNSTITJ If0N WATER has en- "a .fsl.sni
We no" say lei no naaa doubt. when single battle has
nen known % cure diseases which tie best tnli,l
talent IN this country has failal II relieve
remedy possessing the virtues - institution Va.
er cannot De clssei under .auaek'' prar,r,,iars
u IS now usei BY the scientific ,rtctitian- in
thiS city IL Is only sec-eass physicians that cries
down popular ernees, while tie better skilled IA lie.
use OF every mans 70 accomplish cure and the s,,~-
cess OF the physician increases as his knnvIaj.. of
different remedies enables him u produce, c,re Will,
DINERS IAN IN tie attempt. Science Is satisfied with
the truth. 49,
Give Constitution Water fair trial-ve ma, Won,
VINO are unier some sreat.ss care from year 10
and we particularly aluie ladies who arr constant
Plications fer diseases, with much chance Of su-
cess as there would be from local applications 10 The
throat Tor diseases of the brain
We have always been careful II use LANGUAGE in our
CIRCULAR that could not shock the most delicate
izatoi but We receive many communications in m
persons for which Constitution Water is adapt@a and
% whose disease no mention has been made that we
coie % the conclusion that If the remedy Is capable 81
producing cure no matter what the disease NAV he
should be male known. The medicine is put up for
the pubic. AMI there should be no executions
We would say, Constitution Water i not a eilisi
Piii nifde TO suit the eve and taste il is Medicine
IN every sense OF the placed in the hands of the
people for their relief and If taken according 10 the
directions it Will IN every produce radical cure,
!" would say that the directions regard to diet etc
relate only to the disease under which they occur
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

4 wreath of flowers WITCH was laid
uron coffin buried in the Cemetery At
Gioacester, Mass, eigltsye=ss go. YVES
recently disinterred aud found in
remarkable stas~sof preservation. TIE
steam Of the flowers were found to Ac
green, and had sproatej 10 acoasiicrabie
size. They have been caref-ily planted,
and are now - a t'ISiyine condition. with
the prosr-r'ds' making le4ts;4y pIaats.
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READ! READ!! REiD,.,

DANvILLE, Pa. june :, 1Ss3.-Dr. Him II Greoc
= Dear Ssr In February, 1861, | was afflicted Wis
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more tan
two gallons OF water in twenty-four hunrs / was
ohlged 70 get up as often ten twelve times during
the night and IN five months lost fifty pounds 4,
weight During the month Of duly. 1851, procured
two bottles of Constitution Water and two davs aftr
using experienced relief and after taking two bot
ties entirely cured som after reysininr, In-
usual good health Yours truly,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

Seventy moro Federals escaped from
the rebel prison at Danville, Va, on the
2Ith of February.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Tor tie Palladium.


Sor tie PALLADIUM
.-f= x Two Hundred Thousand More.
ola inch. Abe begins to think rebels WIN no. yield,
Until 6n- Army has equipped and IN the heldi
On tai the day Of March in Eighteen sixty-tour
He calls for los and Two Hundred Thou
sand
Vow Abraham talks plain and says to make the mat:
ter fair.
The call for shall come forth, each state must
raise IL. share,
they do future, they've done in times before
TIE cry will -oon go forth We come, Two Hundred
Thousand uaorsl GROW
Come rally to our standard now, ye Lunberrnen Of
And from New Hampshire's granite hills, I c-ll you
once again.
I know the old Green Mountain State her blood will
freely pour,
And do her share in sending forth " Two Hundred
thousand more"
And now upon the Old Bay State, hope can depend
g And Little Rhody always has few to send
Connecticut, that land of Schools, some young men
keeps in store,
And will respond unto tie call Two Hundred Thou
sand more!"
Tie Empire State should hurry up, she must not lag
Lehind,
New Jersey has supplied good men, and has more Of
that KIND;
He ny 7'o"' '''''' ''o'' "''''' s'"' ""0
~ w. 81. -.
- Thousand more"
And there is Little Delaware to lend helping hand,
40 bach her UP and take her part we hhu ny '''y
e""'
Ana west virginia, ihoush out Young 10 osai 70 'ie
She answers YES, "we're coming Abe Two Hundred
thousand more'"
Ara ifoh the growing buckeye ''Ate' goou news 'hc
WINDS "i want
lhe giorous Hooslers answer lack; " We 60 without
DRAFT
~,
py,, a. ,,,, nr 1y,,,
Tr,t.,,d morep
prove" true,
ios'" w" '''"'"i' '"' 10y ~ ' '
W" 90
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

1t is stated that Hon Thomas Corwin
L. S. Minister in Mexico, will return
home this Spring.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

The telegraph announces that on the
18th inst. the friends of Chief Justice
fancy commemoratedT his eighty
seventh BIRTH day" The venerable Judge
seems to have been born a great many
times
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

From Washington it is announced
that afte.zaic list of July. all distilled
spirits will he taxed one dollar. This is
N fair notice 10 the lobby.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

Idaho was 50 called dy Capt. Fisk in
. hcror: Of his girl Ida and the Sioux
ejaculation of Tho =, Ida means a..eem''
and we may add that according to that
Interpretation We have seen many a gem
of purest ray serene" The big stories
+, from Idaho, however. are calculated to
make men exclaim gem iny.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
A special from Washington saws that

A special from Washington saws that
all schemes for the colonization of the
blacks Of this country at the expense Il
the nation, win be exploded if the bill Of
Senator Wilson, now before the Com
mittee on Territories. becomes law 1t
is high time for the explosion. No a-ore'
absurd scheme was. ever noo,ed in the
United States. $50 z -g -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

Hon. James Guthrie, Geo d. Prentice
d Co, self stiled .Unionr men have
issued call FOR Con, ention at Louis
3 vile to select delegates tc the Chicago
Copperhead Convention. They style their
party Union Conservative" which
means Rebel Sympatiiising party.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

newfoundland is said to he a country
without reptile TIE Chattanooga Ca
zette say that ~ ailandighaTi is = reptile
without country Time st last makes
all things even"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

sTRANCUARY AND BURNING, or PAISrUr
UIINA1ISG.
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy
AMI too mach oann"t he said in its praise A singi
toms
Are yea troubled with distressing psin in Il,
small Of the back and Through tie hips te,speop
inl day OF the Constitution Water viii relieve 70
ike magic.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

= Santa Anna is in Mexico again This
bodies more trouble. 1t is said he favors
>he French order of things-which is
doub tful.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

lrritate and drench TIE k3nevs and by cousteut us
lead TO chonlc decenerations and confirmed disease
De present the Constitution Water to the publ
with tie conviction that It has equal in relieving tn
class OF diseases tor which Il has been found 50 enin
emily successful for curing and we trust that ~
shall be Rewarded Tor our efforts in placing 50 raluab
remedy in form to NEE. the requirements of pater
and phTsician. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

& Lieut.. Col.John Woolley 9Th Indiana
Cavalry has been appointed Chief of
Staff to Maj. Gen. Low Wallace
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

The President has signed the gold bill,
and it is law
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
SICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATT

Have long sine given mp the OF bucfiu crbels Ar
jumper Ia tae treatment OF those Diseases and on
use them for tie want of a better remedy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
CELEBRATED
St cmtCH BiTTERS:


No-rINe tsst is not gyholeso,. genial and res,ora-
tive IN its nature enters tie composition Of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This popular
preparation contaiss no mineral Of any Kind no ho-
taaie. cd fcr erctlnt: but IS com5inS-
ton Of the extracts of real baisamie herbs AMI plants
with tie prreSt and nlidest OF all dIsvc stirulants.
1t Is well to be ferearned against disease, and so
far the human system can he protected by human
means against nalaiies ensenlered by an unwEo!e-
causes, HoSTETTERsS BITTERS may be relied on
: asaseeusri-
In districts infested with Fer and Ag- ii has been
found infallible preventative and Irresistible
remedy, and thousands who resort il under appre
henson Of an attack escape the eourge and thousands
who neglect ava themselves of its productive quail
ties in advance, ars cnred BY very brief couIs, Of
tlis marvellous Ineileine- Fever AMI Ague patients,
alter being piled with quin1ne for months in vain,
until fairly saturated with Tat dangerous alkaloi,
unrequently restored 70 health within few DAYS
by the use Of Hostet'er's Bitters.
The weak stomach is rapidly inyigoratei and the
appetite restored ~ this agreeable Tonic and hence
it works wonders in cases OF Dyspepsia in less
fTm.d forms of Indigestion. Acting a gentle
and painless apperient. well upon the liver, il
also invariably re.eaves Tire Constitution superin-
duced by irregular action OF tae digestive and secre
tive organs.
Persons of feeble habit liable to Nervous Attacks.
LcWae>s OF Spirits and Fats of Ian=uOr,
find prompt and permanent relief from the Filters.
The testimony on this point Is most conclusive, and
from both sexes.
Tie agony of Bilious Collie Is Immediately as
suaeed by a single dose of the stmulent. and by
easunaily rcsortng IT, the return OF tie complaint
may be prevented.
As a general Tome, iIostetter,s Di.ters produce
effects which must be experienced witnessed before
they be fully Appreciated In of Constitutional
Hee,esS ircHtottse Ieooy and Debility and Decrcpi
tude arising from CD 8 &c, il exercises the electric
influence In tire eonvalescent stages of all diseases
it operates a delight al inyigorant. When the
powers Of nature rela xe il operates 70 rcenoroe
and rp-cnStahlisn theIn.
Last. hut not least, II i The Ga7g SIZE Smui4,s
beng mann sctnrtd u, SQUAD arr nrogucus mate
riis, and entirely free tie ada elements present
more Or iess in al the ordinary tonies ana stcm4ches
81 the dav
No family medicine has been universally, and. it
nav be truly added DESEEfEbLI popular with tie
intelligent portion Of tie y. .io>tt tter->
Bitter.
Prepared by HosTETTEp d SMITH P,ttsburg, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Sd r,keepers
everywhere.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

Bozros CORNERS \. Y. Dec. % ls5I.-Wn ~
Grey d Co. Goats IL freely give Won EEtrtv 20
make Of the following certificate of the yaIis ~
( Constitution Water. which | recommend ia the
the shoulders. whole length OF her back and in ber
LIMBS. with Palpi;ttosl Of IL Hsyt ed L-riser,aa a.
tn Btateter called asparsieisn who attended, her
about three months wlen be let her worse tran he
,oun! her then employed one q tie best PHYSICIANS
coa huf. who attan lei her ahout nine months
ami AXE she HHler his care size I not s.,fEr
quite nlUca pain. He finally gave her M AMI saii
'-ss- fgcza-abf. FOR. saii he se IA. -,4 a.
corstsrafios q Complaints eGt z~ias irea ysr o..
oisrares dgdaf osaer II her dilc.ffts- Alu.
t.is me she .1eei use Of Con srfft..fop
err aa &c ustr establishment almost tF first d-a
seemed 70 nave tie sfereI effect and &c karr "a irn
proving r-iEsy un4eT it t4isnt and navy r
tends entirely i7r easstie Affairs She has no. tsE,
any OF the Constitution Water for about four ,s.t
ami We are happy = 90 aat i has produced per-
EIanent cEre- WI Il VAN BEN SCHOTES
WETHEEsFrzan, Con7-, Nzreh .. Isss.-B-. " ~
OF Coasttution Water rsc u. EseIssl for I I,rro
ton OF the hli1sys .ai IFrztasian q the Igs34, -
ing sulrd Cor tie past years al triI tFe -kfI
Of number Q. p.ysei1as W.T.. ofiv tsu-sarsrv h.
Was i21ueei 70 Try you, fEastieiEe procure one
bottle OF your agents az H4rtscrI sassrs Lee -son
Co. All when hal rse zi 81 T. - r1v s,rT1ri..
foaEd srgrea. change Ia kea5f. .v. n II -,
bottles Of Il ant an abr -sver ex.sei % l. IN
M E, wei AID n roci ssrts camel press NV
grEtrcs re: f- t-as - - azI zzr. a vvs
EasEea ei i = L. My lIezszrs ~ tSrys ever
alter. yea yoar l4so.s % ie7e. Yours truly,
LEGkAKD :. BisLLOw
~ Fc-sass ~ 81 rT-i--zsts. Pres s..
VA H. GREGG : CO.. Frar.ss-e1rs-
'fa Ne2rsS ( aLTES. G as-af Ases.s.
- No sstFE-st.. = II ss<@z
4 A1s-.s n cssics-n. FtrIIgg. FREyrEI4 FULLER,
-ig-n.- n GiaesnEasa Fv.DsaL : BRO. 2zsn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

3 ~DossHaaasa \ o. Cub" and Port" Rico
G ,OODInaasss ca sae, Java L"s"iraA No
600 G as,s, csS;hs csss P0 T,sse
EfhG aTsa'r chests Y.E-.. g. =. Imperial
- =, = = B;ieil Teas: all Of late inmportations.
sgAssBags, & Hb!-, Pn,ana s Rasoo,
q. 0DGSSssT.,... A--oF'ed sizes Belmont
oGnEG.nazs, assorted Dsop aaa nurh
800 Boxes 's.'s'arsAs
= 0egaones Hassi.'s New vori. soap'
4. sd s=Ssv 7saai,ere:s al numbers.
500 Boxes caoise E,ana- Toaa-s9.
Tor.,tfer -. a'-rs an' ~er,r.l s-s--r,-7t very
ocs Il 1893, a.
- :, T. fletcher aslas-,y Of Ei-,rara,. III, Is
naH acting = ',~'r. fa@ III. 5Atan,,ge House,
DR.. J. CARrETs0S
RS REMOVED 10
cHAs PErCE's NEW BLOCK,
NJ. :, .so~ah Seventh s,Ele ct.
Richmond, Jan. 20, 1854. 48tf
Z. :. FRANCISCO, II. d.
Oiiice and Residence SoRih Ftaui1iin street.
East side. between Main AMI Walnut
July Il, 1858 so RICHMOND, IxrlASa.
PUHE CIDER vINEGAR; fer sale by
IS" PLCMAER d KELLY.
cSfDER vlNECsR.-Pure and sharp.-st
y l-sw PLUAMERd KELLY'S Drag Store.
EnosEFsTEC DyEs.-varietv ef co,or..-at
MS I-6w PLUMBER L kELLY'S Drug Store.
q 02EE's ONO IMMINENT. for sale b., t1e
a. gross, dozen or bottle, Nv
l-6w PLUMBER i KELLY.
q T TaST5-Coal oil Chandeliers. SUSPENSION
"a Lamps. Bracket lamps. Stand Lamps Hand
lamps iust received. Our stock is fuller with a
her assortment than ever before and viii be sold low
~ "iiotesaie or retail PLCMliER & NELLY.
goal OIL BURNERS, Various STYLES and
AiA1S, - hELL1.
6toAL Oil C.Ns, Gallon and haIf Gallon.
= At PLCMMER & kELL1,S.
EBoRCELAIS & PAPFR sHADFs.-In
a variety. At PLCMIER hELLY'S. 1
gITICK AND WICK TIsTwMERs.-For sale
" by PLUMMER L kELLT'S.
ENDEsTEsgCTEBT.E CEITNIES-For
: Kitchen USE Sold ly IfTMMER KELLY.
& CENTS wANrED.-se Positively made
"a from 20 CeHts.-SeEre thing urgently needed
hF every person 10 samples sen: free by mil for %
cents that -sialiS Tor 81, by L. L. WOLCOTT,
oct :, o.. i2-om l8o Chatham Square y. Y.
sSoAL OF. CHis;NIFs.-anA Chimney Brush
u IS, Fer sale By PLUAAiER NELLY. Druggist.
EHAREsA Il CHOCoE.ATE.-Fo sale by
- PLUAAER KELLY.
EpII~TET,s- Plantation OH sscfern. Hoss.tt,r-s.
: : ami Robaek's fer saebv PLUAAER KELLY.
IN AsEING 81.UE,--ir and 10 cents. bo1es.
y Fer saIe br PLBsDiER : NELLY
EaRCsHFS. HAIR BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSH
= E, f.esA bruises. CTeIn5 Bruises. SsoFe
Brushes. Ssoe Brushes, Scrrsb5u- Brus!,e- from
cents 70 ) desaars At tie drug store OF
pLCNAlER NELLY.
DUsTERs, FEATHER BUSTERS. PICTURE (
-s-E busters. Hearth Dustcrs, Furniture Dustsrs.
Counter busters CHIMNEY psSers. -Sary.ng fEce
i-cEn l9 GEMS . dollars. For saIe hy
ZE : y - =. Z AfLi-1-
MOOT SCI APIS WITH BRySHES ATTACHED.
z Ter sac h PLJA2ER NELL.
zrAGNoLIA TaRLET mFES rCy. LILLY
IL = lie, Pearl Dreps. R5--saI, ~
FLU&AEIs Kelly
: iQIED ROUGE, ROUGE poVgDER. CA,sNTg-7!.
(. i Eor saie y PLL 5sAE2 kEE[y
.TsrrssEs A,,lsq2E-S ), n S;E.rgoITEEs, te..l
..,,,.. ss;s.R...- TAss il Seiasf arr
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SECRET DISEASES.

- -.
lttle or no change in Diet. No Inconvenience
Ind 10 E1ooss-e. Z
II frequent siesir<s and gives strength TO
trinate thereby Rene, $40 v,ef.r,,s Prevents and
Cures Structures u TIE Uretsra- aba wing Pain and
lnia nninaten frequent IN tie eass ct diseases, and
thousands upon IaousandS 8ao have been the VIC
TINS Of Quaeks and wi.o have paid heavy fees "a DC
ctiref short tine. have oIIn1 tilev deceived
and that the POISON has, BY the Of "Poy-ereu
Astrngents, been dried MP in t3e system, to breaa
out n an asgrevatns forn, and perhaps after Mar
rage.
IsE HELMEoEp's FxTs scT BrcEF sa- all affections
ami lfserses Of the URINARY Q[s.fANS. whether
existing IN MALE or FINALE rom whatever cause
Originating AMI 10 mater of HOW LONG STAND
rs.ac- aHsa',.iss ssssEsscr saehn j. IN" great
DEitrsfF r. ami Is have tie desired effect
all Ds.@a~ssfsr tssae8 a !. ts-evaass-,sS~s.-
EF1enee o ~ mast rsl@aLs AMI responsible char
Ter Siat accompany t1e ra-s.ieine- ~
Price sI,os per Bottle. or sis for $500.
Delivered u any Address security packet from obser
DsserE~ Soaspsaz.. "a eli Clsass,,asic1tis..
Cures Csc ss,vas.-s:. Advice Gratis,:
= Address letters fer nsozul.tinn 70
III. b. I, FL ssisoLD- Cs-rre<-.
ia Seuts Iezstl-ss-s bst- CHESTNUT, PAiil-
- EAi-A sAt'a-4s > .&r--- ; saezsse.I ,rrsss-sc
zat REos,s.sss Az y " Snzs.
hsEza = 9 efuatsfs e xasis anP~1ao7lzi dealers
yssf esa eFzar p ssIss taesr azaa -os.sTs'
Articles - II ks -. sEsssfei hv ee
lseE- hxs ssC-xsincs Ere-1arzs;ozzs
@ExtEast isar-sas- s.t
4 ssa1-. SzsaEssrAls-
1raF-uysa f-aze ls2sa.
IL DIT fstsfrfS Es Fs.E wEreE
Ask 80 ttAisNs.ei.l $ sEssz1F 70 oTEI-.&
AEI AVOID DlEvsIFfssN An UsFxyU.U RES 81
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To whip the rebels the likewise upon the land;
And when their armies are subducd the war will soon
he Ger
Then this will he my final call Two Hundred Thousa
FAIRFAx.
Richmond, Ind, March 18th, 1864
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DICRETICS

has proven itself equal to the task tat has devolv
Upon IL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

Take no more BaIsacs- MeEcury. I'M
ptes1v Medicines for TAI, ANT and dan
gerGn> diseases.
HEIAIBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU AND IMPROy-
Ed ROSE WASH CURES
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-12-24
TO Consumptives.

The undersigned having been roStor-
Is to health in a few weeks, by very
ample remedy, after, having suffered Sc,
vorOl years, with II severe lung affection.
and tho dread disease, Cansumption--is
enxious to mako known to his follow SUI
ferors the means of euro.
To all who dcsio it, no viii send a
copy oftho prescription used, (Grco OF
chargo,) with tho directions for prepar.
ing aud using the samo, which thy will
fnd q suro cure for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHs, CoLDs
&c, Tho only object Of tho advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit
thoaflicted, and spead Information which
he coneciycs to be Invaluable; and he
hopes oyory sufferer will try his remedy
az il will cost them nothing, and ma,
Prove u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Villa IsbGFg, Kings County
New Yo4k.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-12-24
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS

Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND different subjects to which
additions are continually being madc) of
Portraits of Eminent Americans, &C., viz
about
100 Mai Generals, $50 Statesmen,
300 Brig Generals, 1870 Divincs,
275 Coloncls, l25 Auth Drs,
100 Lieut.. ColOncls, 40 Artists,
$50 Other Officers, 1875 Stage,
75 Navy Officers, so Prom'nt Women,
1j0 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
5000 Copies of Works of Art,
including productions of the most cclcbra'
ted Engravings, Plintings, Statues, sc.
Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp. An
order for One Dozen Pictures from our Cat.
alogue will be filled on the receipt of 5 So,
and sent by mail, FREE.
Photographers and others ordering goods
C. O. y. will please remit twenty-five per
cent of the amount with thcir order.
T. Il. II. T. ANTHONY & CO..
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Es.y" The prices and quality Of Our goods can
not fdHto satigN.
Nov. 10Th, '6l.-l2mos.