davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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OILS 1ier,. y iistIc 1u,rr life in trade te7a.v
a,:d s the cAdlns a.ls rather fer fr~ilnE prevailed
il"Ein feiuk the rsie+t current da!inn cII. -
-: i;r.- q. eatS .l1.esd. hslsa sl!s ia1d q & &!
~h.;e Ill +1+H1t . IS hsnt si slia; ss5a,i. ei.s:
ssyEu IL a1Q0. elcfhAat oil ali1: nea.t.e.I SLto
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To Dyspeptic Sufferers.

Cratr The general bead Of Dyrpersa may be eaaAed
~ tk varieties Of ins,-tion IT. sy1n2t,u1s 10 -
E.Tkt., ,nt lifrr nreh In Different I1d:TidnaIk.
t17t it i h!n,At Ipt,aaLst 10 et24sy thcn In fac's
q ihF1n Utterly intr.ershsh!-. It my 30
,sfry aesertc however. that half # the diseascs q
mankind spring from = d!snn!eed state Of tbs stouahs
and that the otb~r half wh.ievrr their origin.
r1.Act urnu .hat eEnGtive And important cr8M..
Among The o1dlaa1! indications Of :
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E.tsa Graded sters.. $50 97.s
Md ur~sl.,. - ;oos7.
&soa87
tAIr Etnd.---FAir fttcTA, il flr fEsh, aver
.tlas Low t., Isto ors...,...,....-.......:. a5oas:
Medium GIas4-MrLillnl ttt.Es 4nd El.A
10 loo sa .....,...,..............:.. 4sass
Sttek Cat.Ic-Cunllnnn cattle, lu decent
teeh, nyTrakihe ~ 10 LOO i.,s....,...... &noass
h1cI1ur-L4Ght Aad sfla cows and tt.rEs,.. 1t0NLt
CATJIE kALEA TlbAT,
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Indigestion in all its Varieties.
Ladls in deiieate health viii ind
Hostetter's Stomach Bitter5

~cndrsiuuy 8da2ted to the relief Of tbs dteuea 10
wsith they subjected Tbs preparation. of
this Aaa. has = doabis operation. It not oaty
;.erA but aets a,rIaneuus1y npon the Whole pe:To1x
s1.te11. eheeks tic teudeney 10 nTsterk and ds?on
c. which alrnost alua5s accompanies such disturb
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" elssnse Wa reported in vs,ue., however, y.
s; i;G;. ;s;i !; = a.ssl ss;ss Is Fl s} 4 4,
1s:!s il, sa@: slsrh.as il sIto; ness':I sI@
FUulTny- sa,e. Of $ 1oz a.c..sa chickens At saso:
seE IA e. seop $500 fs ' dressed su'fe' at
i 8. 5s d rSs;9s :s . :, r. sssf, q.
tls: = AZ mailsIa d :, $500; dog meadow la1ts
loTAT1EeL .aels.ic 80 hu q. ar: ear Peach.
tows al g delivered 100 iu DO &s &c On track; s bu
Ssiz 'lss 4 e s.n.eoud at
s'sn19;:ss:: = ts:s s.'s sf.sS Z! 2ssts'!s9:
E. s.
isat ssoat ,Ss s.sne sa = % aao;e -
tGfT. Go,s. fss Z as cti. fa t. ee:t {,
a4l st.le lss 81 4 51.ns,i,ea q ia s.Ss
sf Chi estrs - % cSi!S Heis esee '
a. s: S:::s: ss;::;: n
Sss : s. rr, r"!s @ fst:. Z e9.,
~ 9iaa; suetn be hive. 't1ac: rhil.ds'phia bee
sP1GEs~Tne inquiry. va. Of =. usht eh.z.et.z. but
ness Ne / % q %tS1Lss: 10. :, sltasIs; eaa4t. 10.
ST s1SRREM5f.se Resz a va. lr. active ye. tr bunr..
@ sss:: II RsEss2a s.ss
rfrer Flts& S2lt4c: PITT laundry. Hetoe: Ottawa
Ga: s.dn, toHallei F.-.r. eorn, n'4'alsc.
k0DA AND 6ALkRATuS-Thete 1a4 better IN.
qu!. fax thtEe articles, md yssets wtrc haner,
.1,ssath aa ussnaasS Pyle sss psas
l9e. lnstoss: pel.na, ehsmsaI &; pazr,
sALT7Rcsrtved- near; ahffred, II br4 Dealer, re.
g:na fair demand. md sslcs .ft .raaiy effected ::
tx =, ,o!',s gsee;s ~, agottj Ss r
with Lara eaas3A7s: .ithst LaeA y sos!.:t; Alb
'on 4ssrs: VIZ 1as sa:s; flssftn: hss sd.s 81 r..
TsIs W. bitter in9aTy. I'd 5ar ssiethy pie. res
= s $ ha = FAC, II hass u q % II bags Al q q
II taot easa ss ban - 10 u haxs 4 = g. ~. y
ard e hasa at &11 lsG aud 10 hAes II IT, hAs3
IL tax1 It &41a
TEAS-1hs demand wAa faIE. and the market rulrt,
rtn II tsr flew.os q,:osa YolaE tIyx,n. e,n
t. fAtf Loo fta do. fair ~ E1 $l-l1 4 L ha
nr and t1.t. fnr to cbier . taperhne 70 hne
imperial &AL&3 c11EA tnt 70 h1c Imperial. u. 4
IL choice e ext:. nasEr.l !"sf 1arAa. SLID ~
S.p. II se I'D t. H. II anpSTd.,, . nsita elwa
| th- ler l., rxtfz r6uicc, Sl.aAAa "a
\ T{41r+ +tp s,,.isf ~ tbh Ayn1
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Mostetter's Bitters

Is ia rars crup>s ID ehs-sri with Invaluable rteea-
bic rr.nctrr Aaa thes. by rrasoa nf powerful III
fnsf1e rr.Eeitl, Il conveys 70 cvcfJ tsaa aod Intro
dlce1 ntu thG circulation To acorlu.nn tzpnxMoAs
Il eeCe 10 The sr taking with It just whist i waotA1
steEe. Ihr ESSENCE OF RYE would undnbtanr
d:,e itae thrnnfh The Organization tw!fsly II ad
mtEittr.d r::e Aad sImtl- ta1ri with tho iutrs
and Alternative scta tArx1 and hcrtA But d what uso
would II b. Hitheas thar
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>HEEP-1he M1sket N4s active. &nd- Under Al IN.
adequate .urty prt+ .dT suced fully * per 1oa -,
saics mixing ii ~ GA- ~ fur tn choice With
a siEFir tIHnaaefc at Sr'a tr 1871 hcAl eFtFa
lrin Ia Ycf f1,tct ths fLll1Uiuk. =
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THrx1pAr EyEI1o, ApT1a
The following tables shosv the daily Fsec1pts and tlIp
sntntA u live uEle the week this evening

BEEF UITTLF- T;dr NJ. !, little .lAeE to-a.y, n:
Ills NOR the sts Il, Inadequate supply of rata
=" % ssk t4;n = !1s''osi;iian i;i o. shs g.,s
Herc 4 thc poorer 80. such - s'.. hai,
s.s, .,sc in9ui1y, AMI and sief In c,uss1encc
rEtrtud LIT .!th;t el deal uf urrin- Ea.c-l iayec
s.ntsnee sufficient 70 ai..orh nl rsay de.1ra.e
u ri tus:Ar.. ALut I.0 had ehanrel hads dIrIus
thc tsy n fsnSv q fos sn!ctcr 70 conmen
cattle: ttth5 5 f,r c7,iE ~ sJoI F:nekera and Al
1A'17 g fox ce:Annn to choice smooth lat shipping
The market efoses quiet md gtcadF Ut the
Jr,of-
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HQoSS1 1nF tto7l0, Me5t ,nknt ESutsEoug 1sH
cunt thc arrivals krd ttp Alnost fAst
oae.d fum the ests full. JrseEdays Prices tr ee-
to choice Qua1itiss Iht rcns were tealr1 at pFccs
RINGING At ~ 1.x8 50 fne tcumor 10 tnedfn - 713
IL Is fps sn Gtd And 40 504fQ13 fax choicp
e1tr1 The mi Fkr4r rinhrH tifY11
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FOR SALE.
ONE DOLLAR SALE.
BOYS! BOYS!

snm<+hInS you N usnt-a Pistol, Heyolvz, Shot Gun
OF Rifle little time win Jou free Of cost
A AnAktt, Shot Gun or AnSt+zHaa Rtnc for elub Of
Thirty" Ii cor
Great One Dollar Sale.
Revolver Shot Gun, or spsinsaeld Hc, foE Club ot
Sixty.
fer Club or One Hundred.
sporting Islne fo. Club Of Two Hundred,
Sx k&nntine R<yolvfn& Blrtrh Loading R4na for Club
ef Threc Hundred Of yet1T cho1cc Of Large n1mbx od
nthe9 sFts for The abore esas. loo numerous 70 me1
tou. Send tof dfrulagA
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AndFuture rrnspecss In Ifa Clearly .c+ealed by pr
R.rhael ii 13 Eat A.disen4t. tssirs- liz gaidos
al Nha nsiceetatu ia u. u sna,"ce- NsA1h and
happcese Consult Asioa fct 81 Staa tMcatya ase cent?
- III GnIle 10 Ie.3h and Iea. Life" Ha rlIsSfar
ahout Flaming the a5tca1a Of tho Poee rex viii ~
sent trxsta with K.
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HCSTETTER'S
STOMACH B!TTERS,

Good MononxzhtIa srtrit L. doubtless The n.Ess aod
n1ce.o1s of nll rh varieties If itnr. hit It onr
tscG:7rs heathfn1 n,rie5nr when in,prsnatel with
the elements cnplJyed IN the rzeGa-1sun q
fhc Histtz1 E2 .-AR3 i
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ar!A y 2s;t Old Ttaoesecs. :. ..0sl. ..:.
a. n-anA.. ~ t4....i Scx TtanesAeta. IS s3Sf
VT StprEstlJ " eu rnAint .in~a. The special teA-
~ &c" i@sk Ceatfs4- which fAu from LIS to ls5k.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
FROM CAMBRIDGE CITY.

Another of the good effects of drinking whisky was
visible the streets of our town day.
thing wearing clio hes, and in portions of
the country called good o,o, got badly discouraged,
and after taking on Just dram more he mama
ged to get his little girl about three years of age in
to the buggy, then fell in himself and started for
home but before reaching the pike BRIDGE he became
entirely exhausted for the want of just more
gifHer, and fell asleep. The consequence that
the horse walked off of the pike into the gutter and
split Mr.. man and child into the ditch. The work
at the school building to their assistance,
aud placed the vehicle right side up again, while oId
Dobbin' stood looking them, having broke loose
the trigger fxens which fastened her to the buggy.
Fortunately the fall did not hurt the child, and
fortunately the two legged brute escaped unhurt
The result in the latter seemed unsatisfac
tory those around. He seemed very penitent, and
came stopping at the eyes. think he
would if there had boon the least bit of pity extended
toward him. After righting the rig, he got in and
started for home, have doubt feeling that it
good for him to have been to town.
Yours, JEDEDIAH.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
A Lawyers Advice TO q Jew.

Once on a time, an English Jew threat
ened to disnherit his son for seeking
marriage with a Christian damsel. The
love struck son took into his counsels a
lawyer, who appraised him, to his great
satisfaction, that by becoming baptized
he might take advantage Of a law of the
realm which accorded to an apostale
Jew the half Of his father fortune
The young man did not hesitate a
moment, and quickly gave his father to
understand that unless he gave his con
sent to the marriage he would enter the
BOSOM of the Christian church The
jew was confeunded, and made all pos
sible haste to Henry Fielding, to ask if
such monstrous law was in existence.
Fielding wered in the affirmative,
and then added:
i could perhaps, indicate to you a
way of frustrating the designs of your
son.
Speak! speak. cried the jew
Il must have a retainer Of twenty
guineas.'
And you assure me that can disin>
herit my son SO that he will not have q
right to penny?'
Il premise YOU
'All right, take the guineas!'
Fielding carefully laid away the gold
and then said to the Jew: The only
thing you need to do is to become a
Christian yourselfr
Verify this was out-jewing the Jew,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
PLUMMER & MORRISON,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
DIR. HUNTER

CONTINUES to treat all private diseases, Syphilis
~ in all its forms, Gonorrhea elect, Structure Or
chtis, and all urinary diseases, aud the effects of
mercury completely eraticated Spermstor
or Seminal Weakness, resulting from self abuse
other causes, and which produces some OF the fol-
lowing effects, blotches, bodily weakness. indges
ton, tpation aversion to society, uumanness,
dread of future events, loss of memory, incidence,
nocturnal emissions, and finally prostration Of the
vital power. can be fully restored 70 health. Per-
afflicted with this any other delicate, intri
cate or long standing
give the Doctor a tri-l. He never tails. ar-4r
The Doctor publishes medical circular that gives
full exposition of veuereal and private diseases,
that can be had free at Office, or by mail tor
stamp It gives clear deineation Of Ill the dseas-
and conditions resulting from the infringement of
the moral laws excuses, ndulgences, exposures, and
imprudences in married single life. Every SEN
tence contains instruction to the afflicted and enabi
ing them to determine the precise nature of their
complaints. &
The establishment, comprising ten ample rooms, is
central When it is not convenient to visit tie city,
th Doctors opinion by giving . written statement
er express In some instances, however, personal
examins is absolutely necessarv while in others
daily personal attention 10 required, and for the
COMMUNICATION of such patients there are apartments
con ,ected with the Office that provided with every
requisite that is calculated to promote recovery, in
GLIDING medicated vapor baths All prescriptions
are prepared in the Doctors Laboratory, under his
personal supervisor. Eedcal pamphlet at office
free, or by mail for two stamps. No matter who
have tailed, read what he says. Once No ! S3 Third
street, between Green and alnut streets. near TIL
Post office. Louisville, XIV. Office hours A II To
r NJ; Sunday 10 a MO IL @ nH-ly1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
House MObbing.

House MObbing. +-.s
The house of E. D. Palmer, member of Council
from I'd Ward, was mobbed on Tuesday night last,
s(July g.. One of the windows mashed in, his
fountain damaged, etc. We presume no one can have
a personal dislike to Mr. Palmer sufficient to induce
injury to his property; and the only solution for
the dastardly attack is, Capt Whisky got the COM
mand of persons who never would have been 9TH
erwise guilty Of the act. and, because Mr.. p.
actively engaged in trying to stop the evils of intern
perance by curtailing the number of it's fountains
through prohibatory license system, they
lilly attempted pitu revenge on his property. When
they become sober. they will regret it. We do not
believe that the genial pleasant and gentemanly mem
Der from the I'd Ward has enemy in the city, 9TH
than than those with whom be honestly differs as
to the best mode of regulating this Internal machine
Of whisky selling. zE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
An Old Wife's Notion of Velocipede.

An old Scotch lady was stunned and
supplied tue other day on seeing gen
tlen,an who had been practicing with
Velocr EIDE, and who was approaching
her dwelling on foot, leading il up the
incline.
Preserve a living, sirse! come here
she cried to a neighbor. Did We ever
see thing like this
Both looked intensely for while, add
the 9th er said: ..Toots, woman, did We
never see thing like that2 It's just q
man ganging ABBOTT wi a thing for shar-
PENN razors.'
Hearing this. the matron ran 20 the
house to look for her scissors, crying at
the same time to her son: Jim, rim DOT
and tell that mon to stop, for I want
my shears sharpi;.'
Jim did as he was commanded; but,
after looking a short time, said: 'Mither,
that's no sheer man ava. l think it's
only Teylor Tamson, tryin' to row twa
girls
But the gentleman who was now
stride legs over the fe ct horse, was off
ike an arrow.
sHech! whatll you wager quoth the
matron, as he vanished from view, but
that's ane o the reweashioned whurlgigs
the newspapers ca philosophers
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
HEARTH AND HOME We specially

HEARTH AND HOME We specially
commend this descrvedly popular paper
TO the patronage of our readers--the
prospectus Of which will be found on
our first page. No. 80 is especially O
fine one, in matter, illustrations, etc :
1t contains the beginning of highly
interesting story, The Romance of
Poor Young Man. is deserv ecly popuI
lar by reasor Of the singular interest of
the plot, the variety, beauty and Thrill
ling character of its incidents, the art
istic skill OF the style, and the healthy
tones of its morality. 1.-The Romance
of Rich Young Girl will be found to
possess all these qualities in an equally
marked degree. Call at our office and
see copy and subscribe for it and the
Palladium
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
Prentice calls on Secretary Fish to
to weigh the chances of q foreign war
with all his scales. ssFs3 sAa

Prentice calls on Secretary Fish to
to weigh the chances of foreign war
1 with all his scales. $3.50 8sa4z&
| A saint may suffer without shining,
but he cannot sin without suffering.
An Iowa paper, seriously devoted to
1 the cause of temperance, recommends
the keeping of a small pox patient in
each lookup as means of preventing
drunkenness. -
Chicago has man who swore not to
shave his beard till Douglas was elect
ed President. 1t is now eight feet
long, and he is hurrahing for Fred
Douglas.
The American people have wonder.
full faculty of estimating men at their
true value. Position may seem to sus-
tain individuals above their level, but
| this taken away they speedily settle
down. Ex-President johnson is an il
lustration. He lost the confidence and
respect of the people long before he
! ceased to be President, but tue office,
while he held it, gave him some proml-
nence. Now, however, being out OF Of
fee and standing alone upon his reputa-
ton, he has found his level.
Do all the royal bachelors Of Europe
mean to marry American girls 1t
seems that the lady whom the ex King
OF Portugal has morganatically married
| is not Fanny Elssler, as at first report
| Springfield, Mass.
The gifts presented to the Pope on his
fifticth anniversary of his admission to
| the priesthood it is stated, amount in
value 10 100000.
The last case of inebriety: A person
was heard energetically declaring his
fixed purpose to take his girl to see the
| picture of .Crossington Washing the
| Delaware 2
The region including Woonsocket and
vicinity berland, Smithfield, Bell
| ingham and Blackstone, r. has sew
enteen cotton mills and eig hit woollen
mills, which employ $3.50 hands snd
manufacture As 900, 600 yards Of cloth
per annum.
IfI ever reach Heaven said DIR.
Watts, i expect to find three wonders
there: 1st, the presence of some one
that had not thought to see there. I'd,
| The absence of some one whom l had
expected to meet there. Sd, the great
est wonder of all will be to find myself
| there
Fourteen old girls assembled at par
tv at Saxtons River the other day,
| found that their united age was 1,o43
years The oldest, who was 81, on be-
| inc invited to ride home in the evenin g
after the party, resented the imputation
and answered testify that shed rather
walk
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
Billings and the Bees.

The Bundle Bee is one NV natures
sekrets. They probably hev a destiny
tew fill, and are probably necessary, if
fellow only knew how. They live
apart from the rest of mankind in little
circles, numbering about seventy five or
eighty souls. They are born about hay
ing time, and are different from any
bug know NV; they are the biggest
when just born. They resemble some
men in this respect. Their principal
bizness is making poor honey. but they
don't make eny tew sell. Boys often
rob them out NV whole sun mer's
work. but there is one thing about the
humble bee that boys always watch
dreadful close. and that is their helm -
II had rather not have all the bum BILE bee
honey there il between here and the city
Nv j Jerusalem, than TO have humble bee
hit me with his helm when he comes
round suddin. They are different from
other war vessels; the helm always
minds the humble bee za-ssz=zs7a-#@
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
"TY It On"

The Knickerbocker Magazine tells N
excellent story of DR.. Burchard, the re-
vivalist; not of him exactly, but of what
happened at the close of one of his meet
ings. He was in the habit Of address
ing his congregation in this manner:
Il am now going TO pray, and I want
all that desire to be prayed for to send
up their names On piece of paper
On the occasion which we refer to,
there was at once sent up to the desk
quite a pile Of little slips of paper with
| swrestle,' as he said, with the 'Almigh-
ty.'
A pause soon ensued when he said
Send 'em up! l can pray for five thous-
and just as easy as I can for Dozen
Send 'em up. If you haven't any pa
per, get up and name the person you
want prayed for
At this stage of proceedings, a man.
whom we shall call Oziel Big, q stalwart
man Of six and half feet in his stock.
ings, notorious unbeliever, and a con
firmed wag to boot, rose in the midst Of
the congregation, mark for all, and
amid the winks and becks and smiles of
| the auditory, said:
Mr.. Burchard, 1 want you to pray for
Jim Thompson
The reverend petitioner saw from the
excitement in the audience that Oziel
was a hard case
What is your name, sir, and who is
Mr.. Thompson ?
It's Jim Thompson he keeps tav-
ern down in Thompsonville, and ! keep
house little below him. He is an in
fernal scoundrel and want you to give
him lift
But said Mr.. Burchard, have you
faith in the efficacy ofprayer? Do you
believe in the power OF petition?'
That's neither here nor there re-
sponded Oziel Il aeant you to try 1t on
him =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
"Tall oaks from little acorns crow,
Large streams from little fountains fow.'

Seven years ago the Plantation Bitters
were but little known. To day there is
not a nook or corner Of our land where
they are not found and used. The sale
has reached the enormous number of
Five Millions of Bottles annually, and
it is constantly increasing. It only
shows what can be done with really
good medicine, and a systematic course
of making it known. Perhaps no medi-
cine in the world was SO deservedly
popular as the Plantation Bitters. Go
where you will, among the rich or poor;
and you will always find these Bitters in
use Their merit has become an estab-
lished fact, and we cordially recommend
them in case of dyspepsia, loss of appe-
tite, chills and fever, headache, &c. &c.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Sur erior to the
best impor ted German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
A GREAT
Political Revolution

Was accomplished by the election of Grant, and .
revolution OF immense social importance has been
effected by the general substitution of that pure and
harmless preparation,
Christadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
for the deadly compound of lead and birthstone, Of
which, according to the Journal of Chemistry and
the Medical Gazette, more than thirty Uariees have
been foisted upon the public CLristadoro's Dye is
the only one that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED I;
and Professor Chiffon, over his own signature, de-
clares that it is perfectly wholesome.
Chrstadoro's Hair PreservAtive, as Dressing
acts like charm the hair after dyeing. Try it.
Sold by all Druggists.
[noIS-2l Gu d Co..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
"a Word to Horsemen.'

DR.. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Horse Imminent
has been tested by the first Horsemen in this coun.
try, and proved to be superior to any other. The
late Hiram Woodruff, of 'trotting fame was never
Bush, of the Jerome Park Course, at Fordhan N.
Y, who has over twenty running horses under biz.
care, among which rank some OF the finest stock in
America. 1t is warranted cure Lamepess, Sprains
Scratches, Bruises, Calls, Cuts, W ind alls Collie,
Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, and Over heating,
when used according to the directions.
All who own OF employ Horses assured that
this L,nimeut will do all, if not more, in curing the
above named complaints. No horse need die OF collie
if, when first taken, The Linment is used according
to the directions. Always have bottle in your
BILE. - - faf - ~ = - s
Price, in pint bottles, one dollar. The genuine ID
signed L. Tobias on the outside wrapper For sale
by the Druggists, Saddlers and torekeepers ttro'-
out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place. New
York. [nol8- 81 CHI Co
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-06
S SARATOGA
a
SPRING w AFTER.

w a Il Il
SARATOGA in the State of New York. is one of the
most rkable mineral reservoirs the surface
of the Globe. Within of mile IN diameter
some thirty mineral sprngs-no two o them
alike. In some Of the waters, Chloride Of Sodium
predominates in Others Iodine Mapn ssia, So.pnur,
Chaly heate, etc. The beneficial effects Of some of
out the civilized world Probably me hundred thou
sand persons visit these Springs annuslly. Many
hundred thousand bottles of the water transport
ed and consumed in the various localities OF the
try.
The Saratoga .SA', Spring Water is probably the
most effective mineral water found either conti-
1t will be observed that it has ten per
greater mineral properties than the celebrated Con-
gress Spring four times that Of Baden Baden of
Austria five times that of AK la Chapelle in FPus-
sin !; twice that Of Vichy in France nearly three
times greater than the renowned Settler Of German
and equally the Spas of Bath England and is
sengCn in Bavaria.
The reputation of this water is based upon its eff
fects in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, kid
neys and spleen, and acts with wonderful benefit in
cases OF Chronic Dyspepsia, Constipation, Gravel,
Gout, Scrofula, Cutaneous Affections. General Leth-
argy, Soreness, and Prs,stratiOp of the system.
The value of the mineral waters has been priced
and acknowled ed by medical men since the earliest
civiliza tiou. celebra ted authority says "The vir
tues of mineral aters have been best shown in the
treatment of obscure and chronic diseases. Ask for
Saratoga s.. >, Spring Water and take other.
Agent for the Saratoga "a Spring Water,
JOHN F. HENRY,
8, College Place, New York.
Sold at Wholesale by
PLUMMER & MORRISON,