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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

- tEkiFf'S SALE-By virtue of al Execution 10 me
~ directed. from the Wayne Circuit Court will ex3osa
At public sale the Court house door in Centrerie
Wayne County, Indiana, Saturday of Au-
gust between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock T. NJ said day, following property 10
cetain parcel or lot Of land in the Richmond
Wavne Couaty, Indiana known by being lot numbered one
hundred and seventeen, numbered plat OF thu
part of said town laid out by john Smith.
Taken the property Of George Clark 10 satsry =,
Execution in o Test and S;Itt
July 18Th. Is4I. r G. N0BIF : W G.
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NIE above described Farm, situated in Henry town
i ship. Henry county, Indiana, well known 1'Od
indiana Farm.' lying miles north of New Castle
the road leading from New Castle Muncietown-contai-
ming hundred and fifty of tine first quality
arabic land, part of being in Blue River bottom,
well adapted to stock-bcng well watered and in high
state Of cultivation the improvements two-sory
frame House. with Kitchen annexed several log stables,
and two small log enemen suitable troopers There
y young Orchard Of thrifty Apple, Peach, and Plumb
Trees. The above Farm of the frs entered
Blue River; there is good unimproved Mill Site
premises, which renders it valuable; all of which viii
disposed of or reasonable terms, by applying the
scrber. living in New Castle. Henry CO. Indiana.
WI. d. SHEPHERD
P s ANY person. having good and well assorted stock
of Goods, and wishing exchange for Real Estate, may
nd it his advantage call and the premises, ad-
dressing line to the subscriber. w. D. >.
March 9th. 1871. 9tf
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NOTICE..

TO the Citizens of wayne County:
fE ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY SUR
i iDtt. informs the Public that his Office is in
Rchmond Robert Morrisons Building. upstairs and that
living distance. obtain his services
depositing line in tile Post Office directed him.
Rcmond stating therein. what place he attend
do such service and what public place it
WILLIAM COX. County ;Surretor.
N E. .2Hkinis Of Conreyafeiatg done by the suGscr
Der, neatly, and on short notice. w 81. Cox.
Richmond. Nov. %. 1888. 46:tf c.
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[Cincianati Daily Gazette, July 6, 1871.

ELnU YALE, the founder OF Yale College, 1T
New Haven, lies buried In The church "a Wrex-
ham, Debigshire, Wales. His monumental
puin altar ,omb-bears This inscription:
'sBorn in America, in Europe bred,
In Africa travelled and in Asia wed:
Where long he lived and thrived London, dead.
Much good, i'll, he did; hope alI's even,
And hat his soul, through merry's has gone heaven
You that survive and read this tale take care,
For this most certain exit TO prepare.
Where blest in peace, the actions Of the just,
Smell sweet, and blossom iii the silent dust.''
Ellhu Yale went out to the East Indies from
ihis country adveuturer, and becoming
wealthy, obtained the Presidency of Madras and is
said 10 have ruled with most oppressive author
iiy. He caused his Dom 20 be hanged for riding
cut iavorite horse without leave For this muir
der no ordered To Eugand. where he was
tried for the crime, but by means escaped
all punishment except heavy iine. He died in
i724.-- Worcester 1T;gis.
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COOPER COTTON MILL,
ID DAYTON, OHIO

NiIS establishment is now successful operation and
will constantly keep hand full assortment of s-
perior COTTON YARNS, from No. ) 10 3 inclusive
Also, Carpet and Covere, YarnSheesing best
lity; all which will cold the favorable terms
Address \. HART, Agent
July II. I-4I. journal SD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

ME subscriber ishe inform the public, that he still
continues the nufactuGe Of NoOIIENS: such
as JEAN Ms. CASSINETTS. LINSEYS. FLANNELS,
&c lie viii manufacture the shares, stipulated
price per ward. may best his
He has hand quantity of Jeans, Cassinctts. Elan
nes, Cassmeres. Blankets, Lnseys. Baize, Cloth,
which he will sell low, for CasT exchange for WOOL.
THOMAS kITSON,
Residence North Achilles W iams'
Richmond, June 10, lS4l. 24-3m,
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RIG II hi @ Nd HOTEL
JET C@sGsG IDs
Corner of Main and Marion streets;)

Corner of Main and Marion streets;)
Eun ina
ME subscriber has taken the Tavern House
OF Main and Marion Streets Richmond, Ind
where he viii himself render
him with their comfortable possible Pro-
fesons of themselves, useless undersg-
viii endeavor establish character his by
more substantial Recommendations.
FLEMING WATSON.
November 26, 1870. 37-,f
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Notwithstanding to a recent calculation
'ne number of mendicants in France amounts to
aoou' $4,000, or one for every i66 oe the en-
tire population,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
DR.. j. 5. PEIIsCE
Recently from PhiIadeiphia.

8 ANiNG entered into partnership with Dr.. mo. T.
z PLUMMER, respectfully announces that they WI
attend to ALL Medical and Surgical cases in hc the aid
may be required
RICnMoND ND, July II. 1871 eStf
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Z I o
d } EMAININCr in the Post Office Milton, Wayne
q County, Indiana, June the 30th 1871 which if
taken within three months, will be the General
Post Office dead letters
Ashar, Sarah Mclean, james 2
Asher, William Morris, William
Beeson, Bazaieel Morris, Griffith Esq.
Banks, Adam Symonds, Mary
Conrod, Adam Shuman, Jacob G.
Downs, John S.enphans, Maria Mrs.
Edwards. William Saxon, Salenah Miss
Furgerson, Larken Stanton, Celia
Finley. Thomas Swan, Shuble
Gray, Joseph Smock, Mr.
GRAY, Phebe TharP, Jordan
Hudson, Nicholas Taylor, David
Henderson, Grlff. Esq. Westerfield, Sam
Harris, Alexander X. Williams. Joseph
Kindley. Mary Watty, Frederick sen.
Kennedy, Neoma Mrs. Wa,,v, William
Meridltb. Mary Walden. Daniel
HENRY DEVELIN, p. M.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF
DE AlNiNG in the L
on the LIST of J ulv, q,
ken Out before the LIST of Dc
TO ,ne General Post Office n,
Abel. Jacob
Abingdon, John
Ambower, Reuben,
Adams. Henry
Alfred, Thomas
Ady lette. Joseph
Britton, William
Brookins, Miss Amanda
BulIa. Miss Esther
Brocamp. joseph
Bliss, Miss Aun
Bry ant, James
Baldwin, John or Eli
Bryant, Mr.. James f..
Bishop. Matiha Ann
Bond, l..
Brocas, J. w.
Barton. Samuel
Blue, Joseph
Bandon. John
Bicknell, p.
Burgess. John
/ Bennett, Thomas
Bennett. DIR. Hiram p.
Bennett. Mathew 81 Ed
CIawson, Naomi B,
Clawson, Mr.. Amos
Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth
Colvin. Miss Ann
Cross, Mrs. Ann
Cooper. Robert A.
Clark, Mr.. Daniel
Cowan. Mr.. Alexander
Clark, Samuel
Crocker, Mrs. Chloe
Cu!bertson, james or
Marlh Ann Bishop,
Croc.ie Philauder
Camper, Joseph
Cornell, Miss Isabella
Coffin, EIihu
Cahill, John
Caldwell /, John G..
Cook, Edwin NJ.
Davis. Benjamin w.
Dickinson. Mr.. G. a.
Dixon, Mrs. Sarah
D,y, DIR.
Demoss, Mr.. William
Edwards. Elizabeth Ii.
Elliott, John or
Mrs. Deborah Elliott,
Fulton, John
Fouts, David
Fulgum, Benjamin
Graves, kersy
Gordon, William 2
Carve, John l..
Gibbs, Eusebins
Grave, Da vid /.
Gordon, Mrs.
Garrison, Henry
Gridley, G. w.
Green, Rev. l..
Greer, John
Gamun, Isaac
Henderson. David l..
Holcomb. Lewis NJ.
Hofney, Jonathan
Hunt, Hannah
Harrison, l.. 3.
Hsines. George
Hutton, John 3
Hesion, Rebecca
Heyle, Theodore c.
Hawkins, William
Hunt, Benjamin
Homes, Walker
.oush, Mr.. John
HoIlopeter, John
irwin, John
mel, Conrod
James, John
tones, Rees c.
fESPersons, enquiring for
: n.z. 4 n
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s1gxq sAILl22 SO
@g lglL 2AZ2Gga

1g GEE D. &lL
ME Subscriber respectfully MS friends and the
4 public generally that he continues the BAiAiHt'
BUSINESS. Main street. twp doors east of d. D.
>oans Hotel He viii have fresh supply OF bread and
CAKES Saturday evening and viii continue TO keep
fresh bread OF ali kins future Toe citizens
may be assured they viii be supplied with all the Kinds
OF bread and cakes, usually De had in the eastern Cities
such
Loaf Bread; Risk and Biscuit Large Fancy
Cakes; snail do Rock do; Lemon do: Domestic
do; Apes dc; Ginger Nuts; Ginger bread Nuts.
-Hoiasses Poaai Gale; Pound CGke; Jun1btes;
Sponge Cake; Fruit Cake; and more than one
hundred other different birds.
M2azses Candy. and sugar Candy Of ali kinds; also
gar TOYS. &c SC.
ICE CREAM. of the best quality il season
JOHN ELDERkIN.
Richmond, March, 25th, lsi. l2-f
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H7EpEiEsE0gs NECESSITY,

&iOMPEIS tho undersigned close his SHOE business
! therefore, those knowing themselves Indebted,
spectulIv requested make Immediate settlement,
another call Impossible all
immediately viii wait until the goth July,
ment after that time, viii pace in Of
hccr's hand. ELLIS Il. C0ALE.
Richmond June 2Gth, I54l. 25-lm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

Elizabeth Brown, widow of
Thomas Brown, late of said
County, deceased.
IS.
John Brown, Matthew Brown,
George Il. Brown, Oliver Brown,
Sylvanus Brown. John Wolvcr-
ton and Emiey Woiverton his
wife, Ezra Smith < Elm Smith
his wife. and \, thur 4. Norris
and katharine Norris his wife.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

STATE OF IN DIANA III the JIliors Probtte Court,
UNION COUNTY. august Term n u. 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

II is stated that MIR. Charles ". Dayton. who
went out in the Great Western. is to bring back
Samuel Swartwout, who is reported TO be resi-
ding IN London in great pcnury.
\ New York paper says that. among other
things which have been developed in The course
"f the custom house inv estIatop. is the fact thai
Swartwont's defalcation amounted Ia onlv about
s 10000, and that the remaining 100000 were
pocketed by his successors, and very unceremoni-
ousiv put TO his account.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

The heirs law of the said Thomas Brown dec.
hereby notified will make application the Pro-
Court said County, be holden in Liberty III said
County the 2d Monday Of August next appoint three
Commissioners assign and my dover III
following of land. wit: part North
West quarter of section five, Township ten, North
Range one, West OF the first principal meridian line in
the County Aforesaid. containing hundred and nine
and seventys:x hun lreils fully described
the Recorders Office OF said County. II page 2I2;
&" winch the sad h3inas o.n 5Htze! " IIo
by JOHN YARYAN.
June 30h. ISL 26-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

~ EMAiNiNG in the Pos, Office, a, Richmond, Ind >,
on the Isl of July, (7,h MOI IS4l which,
zen out before the LIST OF October 10Th will be
TO ,ne General Post Office as dead leu.,..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
A Valuable FARM FOR Sale.

Muncio:own. Feb. s, 1910.
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fFPersons. enquiring for letters the above list will
please they advertised otherwise they
De looked ACHILLES WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
Richmond, Indiana. 2i:3,Q7sj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01

N,.,,;., has urougb / into such imperisha-
bic productions and the same I'M FENCES wh'ch s gee
hardy and rugged virtue Us ner ~ st.oorn sons are sun li
- inhabitants VERaos might be the Empire State
,f and Intellectual Cur ovation her proud neighbor
IN Wealth Commerce anf all the Arts Of civilized life
Her schools nigh; be me best her people the highly
io.lced and her genera character FOR intelligence
md sioh education ore honored than those Of any other
State in the Republic. Money is not the great thing needed
10 bring about this mo desirable and honorable result
The first thing AIRY fully her people that
this Is their true aud their only am;it Is the only ambition
which her character and position will enable them crafty
and it is one well worthy Of any State aud any nation But
this truth they but dny present and o. them
have gnmer of 1t. There i great aim among the
inhabitants, they have proposed themselves definite
object, and they seeking for end This
the case, the least ether States
some them are striving for commercial supremacy.
for superiority in manufactures, others in agriculture Others
the character Of their political institutions. and nearly
all have object in Vermont alone seem.
striving with all her might do nothing all Her State
Legislature is narrow-mnded short-sighted, and in
Of liberal policy behind tRe people processes
to represent The appropriations they have made tor the
support of their schools have been mistaken in the direc
ton given them positively injurious the interests
they designed promote and the whole policy OF the
State far has had any positive character and apart
from its political and party bearing has been guided By
wise principles justice regard for the permanent good
The newspaper Press OF the State sadly deficient ali the
essential qualification of mighty moral and political
CINE The Chronicle, religious paper published at md
so is by the best journal the State and indeed the
only which mas great influence throughout the com
nonweath In all these particulars In almost all Others
her character there Is great room Tor improvement IN
Vermont, nj the time there abundant energy ard
capaitv within her borders and believe increasing dis
pos;tion 10 call both into exercise The best minds IN
the State have long felt the necessities which beset her and
their influence though neither noisy sudden, fast BE-
coming powerful and efficient. Yours, as ever,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
YA r pm GILL ID II t 4.
CnNEECTEONERY.

TINE subscriber respectfully Informs his Customers ana o'ns
thar h. u.s. erov.i from WIi-reet the sors formerly
occupied by Mt Chae the celebrated bcine Manufacture
40 s5 Pr,ax,y between and Opposite
the CITY Han where will continue 10 manufacture pi To
FEClioNS of the pure kind and warranted to Keep N az en-
uen and in 90 public SITUATION must necessarily Dc CREAMY IL
creased yet the additional facilities afforded Ar III the
sa5 | ,s-meYr both of which being unde. hi Immediate
troll VIII pabe him 10 sell usual low and ne hopes by
so dogs 10 merit sk.re Of public favor II lot be
$500 - CO.. ,b,t rho subscriber practical workman and
BEEN earse in the Of CosfeetoIs for upwards Of l6
Mo Iy - THOS. +. PEERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

WARD confines hi, practice the treatment
~ diseases children. HIS long experience THE
profession enables him where others have failed
method all emale complaints such toreure
bu sher, time Dr. w operates for trabrsns
slnntiag all defores with
Office hours to Il i. 81. and 10 : r a
E. ALLEN WARD. NJ. d, Surgeon,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Children,
iun,c No. LIZ Chamher.. street. " y
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pECroRAL uoNRy OF LIyKnwosp

NOR Coughs Colds Asthma, whcoping Cough shorpess oB
TYoN Reader yes have tried your cold r.
yOs had SOtlo Of NowLLs PICTORIAL. HONEY OF LIVER
WoRTt Tryit sssarcdly IN. medicine offered oS
public testimonials rendered nd the heA eulogu sye M
from who have taken .up.r-
virtue fres tins cause tas we are induced 10 RAKE pops
lar possible hosgh has increasingly rccSsysd the pbs .pr
BATON amounting shout s thousand bottles 30 ps
o. Gas doae TINS 10 aoaX OF l1e assE Esy
ored solution SD reacious medicine seteb aasteR1g
its aA t-rrinata;he pub alone Sustaining the hopes - ID
The preparation of the Ho.ey Of Lvervort solely eocpo -
vegetable ingredients simple their bsi eozon r,
ony calculated The edas disease BIZ, ipsorstet Tia
system generally No medicine rei to tbs public sid
complaints Ss~f Pectorai Honey o. LyerNort Il sho-i
be kept all families. as.ter the dFst symptom Ct cold
cough rattesuos and neglect are the cSes o. Suse' og
their lives, e.see-Aily II eonsumPnye cases:
Til. me'ne offered the paohe al me low pea OF Two S
r. Hobbart Boz; " II Yipor is2 Broadway; Dr. james II
Hart 27s Broadway of Chamerst D. C. Mitchell Gu Cag,s
NeTayet; and realed by IN every PriaPal city u =.
Union ylS1
ELECTORAL. HONEY OF LYyEKWORT-Es
periene mas amply ccrdrm the utility OF this pfeparios 20
Coughs Colds Spns OF BoSd aHe al aaecrea OF t Lang Ne
has induced rreteniers
pap OF article on lee public weh tx outward p
parauce rsmbld the easily deceive the
wary To escape ti miserable Imposition remember the GENUINE
bears signature OF the proprietor and inventor JES D. NOW
Ill in fan on outside wrapper Tho Cguaf i signed
also Joseph HOW'LL made up aad sold the proprietor,
er store corner Madison and CstasElaS sts
Remember the genuine Is NOT SOLD 81 me corner Madison sa
Catherine st. r. - ,,o,,,,,
tor at Wu Wat,o. Apohecac Hail. 81 Caherinest Aessr,
ocOt McKessOn Co. AS MAIDEN ane Genera Agents for the
United States.
Ru,h,ou aspiswa C. D. Coggehal Pearl ami
Cat ~ CoddmEtOA, 1T Hudson
- We SS4 Grand C. Cou.raeq, Chatham Milhsu
Broad ay; Blarove W. Bagrovs. Brooklyn au6 I'm
CUSE FOR CHOLERA JiORBcS AND sun
4 MER COMPlANrIhis may certify tsat have used Doctor
Javues Carminayc Basam very extensively Bowel Complaints
hesitation IN declaring superior TO amy pre
paaton tsa have the relief Of those diseases
NuLitH SrEELLtNS, NJ. d,
Physician the Cumberland, y. J tlms iioa'-
Brighton. July 70. 1856
JAyNs-Dear SIIayag made use OF your Carninaise
laam family AID 5e Admirably adapted 10 ua
complaints for which pleasure recommending
It 10 the use OF ms friends public gcn,ra believing ,bes
with any of ind rcef
OF tbs valuable medicine. JoSArtAN GoiSS " D.
President Of Granville College, Ohio
New York, May ~. 1887.
Prenared by DR.. JAYNE. ~ South TRrd
Sold Nhocao cl.il by D. Sands * Ca - Easi Bsoa
Price "a anii In
-.
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n B. A constant supply Of on always on rs
NAV COOns-ii v HOAGI4AND 81 IIouston-street, has

NRY GO0Ds-Ii.V V. HOAGLAND, 57 lIouston-street has
II now on hand I'll articles his line,
which he easonaie articles Good brown
sbernr muslin Cd 3D. aud lOd Heavy blcached Mas
liz sd ard Sd long cloth Shng at Is White red ami yell
low Fanne upwards. Prints from Cd 10 Is fall asso
mont of Hosiery White nGbcachcd and black Hose al L.
TICK Check striped srtiur ard linen Table Diaper &c SC
pp ICi' au27 lw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01

r ~, .,v LsCKA oWANAsx eo All NY
cng their Yard. Lackarana Coz, fresh from the Mines
which they offer their and the public the following
reduced prices:
Egg and B.oksn--.....-.....s7 o. per delivered
Stow and and Furnace 90 do % %
yards corner of Beach and King Mont,
yom.y whers orders ~il be received Also Al
ks Bank corner Of William and viii
be made for carroes delivered At kondout les-1n
DRACH ORCHARD C0AL.-Thc subscribers are
Coal broken egg and nut size they viii sell lots sui,
purchasers, at the lowest mar ke rates
Also whie Ash Liverpool and Virginia Gas BROWNE
date Anderson wa-d of l4lgh aad a.hng,on-s,.
DEACH ORCHARD COALITION boat or yard al 'he
Also Iehsh skssaaa Liverpool silnsy aad Virginia Goals
Or1er. Through the Post Otce puncSuay stensed To-
aua6 Inns J. TERBELI- OF Hudson and Auios'is.
SARATOGA WATER, the Ioilue Spring-Tse 10,
y DINE SPRING much Iodine and Carbonate
ace and aptrent 1t ia aghy charged with CarbOaic CAS-
which renders Pansen! and M o s,r.,or. Spa
Sold AZ Wholesale and retail Nesferk BY A. B. u Sanos
druggists ~ and 0o Fal;on retail ~ p3Sd Ss9fs S9
Socu Broadway AID Chamserst Sosia1 ana Del
luc SCI Broadway. Park Row. Rushton Aspn~ai 81 mia
DR. Minor 1873 foasy 2s Broadway; Ring Oh Roadway
DlI go Broadway: Cosge,hl Buge kO>enn.
5l B.ecke- It Hi s rcenwch-s,; Jeaning. Bennett los
Greenwchs, Burger ROTOR lbs East Bro adNsy
sEi Ian
IMPORTANT AND USEFUL gorHwFtslsE,
L by A. BASSFORD-THE CLi1fAN-rhs the name selected
for the extensive elegant and convenient SKYE
At extending through Ann IN which 1t In
tended supply inhabitants and his great emporium
breakfasts dinners and suPpe IN the most iahonahe sAe
reasonable The whole vi" be snder e
immediate uperniendence of the yell known s Holt formerly
proprietor Ho Hotel designed 10 procure the cssst de
provisions the choicest liquors and COOK
AK individuals US also
parties enjoy comfort of having ample room besides an op
por,uHy ofperusng sea all the newspapers published Tue al
ted States many As thousands are IN the
lccd to Avo ths establishments "'th single can Sa I1 % E
purpose deciding for themselves whether or not the De
ser patronage aui lh
IMPORTANT NOTICS-Morison's f'ills-Tne
Public inlcrrd that the British College OF eat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01

iNONSUNPTk0N AND iEs Stt GosASLAsNT,
Either directly indirectly furnish the with halt
TINS Dr. ALIENS BASAM and neverf.ns remedy. Go
TO lo Boey viii be referred hundreds whose valuable
live. have Il also rureS the blood and those who
taken for that purpose that thoy th one bottle Worha
of Sarsararila
disease with they knew now lIek Dr. Al
lear would the One bottle wall cure Ire "c cases
LOW SPIRITS IL Disease DR. Aliens Ra'sam VIII care -
Nothing can >urpaS Of this Basar IN haeS
PAIPTAIlON Of the lIcart-h. distressing complaint caret
by DR. ten a>am OF orchound yrrwort aud Pleusy Roo
Sold Bowery; W A. Tyler wholesale agent y barclay ST.
uon Bowery Mr. Hart, corner Br"ad'ay a
Chambers Fay Minors drug broadway a
Iob. and ! Fvar, ls7 Greenwich IT lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01

~ iCAL OThe subscribers have been appointed by the pro,
reeuoucs PatsD; Lamps and
ChenIc7 or aud have Ken store No Broaday
rpete Of Lamps for stores shops
churches hotels consisting Of Paror asr" siy
ycryool man;el aad branch lamps Tins article has
mary prscp hotels and most respectable i"n
o upy OF satisfaction, not i2ie
having occurred un that period wherl purchasers
awaited the guarantee. ANY disposed
can be satisfied single will gh
per than three ordinary burners CONSUMING
sperm average three each Another and
the the simplicity ITS construc-
oa and chel oil 1t j. warraRted TO be Ear
cheaper artificial light than ether IN use livery
amo N he warranted r not perfectly satisfactory be
Those abou, purchasing LAMPS would ms for their
TO call subscribers. where the different SiAd
be sen III operation sold Only by PEAkS0N WilIMORE,
no. III broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01

Wy ORDER ofihe Honorable Wn. Inais, udge'of
ID the Court rcls hereby given, puruan
pro the thcnzng attachment. sgap
et debtors that an ssue against the @
,eph Fisher of the STATE OF N York. and that the
sold for the payment of ts debts ess he ppsar and
discharge attachment law win nine months from
the first publication this aud tha the payment debts
d to him by residents of tins state and The delivery To him ar for
m within belonging {" him and the
transfer of any such property by HIN forbidden by law and
Dated The lilt day August, ISL. ALE = CAMPBELL
iaul1 Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditor, % WhiSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-01

G'OKPOKATI0N NOTlCE-Pnalc N0Iye Is I".,y5
~ given sale Of property or unpaid assessment, WIZ '~
place Auction City Hail. Of the city 81 On
Wednesday, 9th October next AZ X o'E Hoo' am DC
continued the whole Of sad property sha ns
sold and OF the and properly
To he old 10 part IS Ernng Post and IN part IN the
New York Standard printed and published IN Tue e ii
New-fok- join Et'f.r' ''ier N"N M 1 D.
street Commissioner Oaee, July 81 ls' yza lawn