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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
Rev. |. Coyert's BALM Of LIFE.

This new and invaluable Medicine is urh-
versay pronounced by the muItitudes who
have used it and tested its healing virtues,
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for The cure Of
Bronchitis, Coughs Severe Colds, Group,
Asthma, ShooPinE Cough,
hnd all diseases Of the LUNGS and WED
rrpE, which, neglected, soon lead to reds
Consumption.
The BALM of LIFE stands entirely aloot
from the various Q,l0ch host,rtns Of the
day. having invariably won the confidence
of Physicians, Clergymen and tie I1feiAi-
gent Of all classes, wherever II has been
introduced. Phanthropists, and al who
truly sympafhise with human suffering,
every where hail it's appearance with
heartfelt JOY; and look upon the BALM OF
LIFE as one OF those great AMI Uncommon
blessings which kind Providence coca
sionaliy bestows man, but which. like
angels visits. few and far between.
u Circulars, containing numerous te1-
tlmonials Of the highest respectabflity, can
be had, gratuitous, of all our Agents
Price 81 per bottle C|For sale By !. Reed & Br
=, Richmond, la; Dr.. Swain, Cenirevi!ie, Ia: II
Whelen, Cambridge, Ia: Dan. Mason. Knigh.sss
a.. and Jesse Way, Winchester, Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

nArTO OUR FARMER PATRONS.--Such Of our
who wish pay for their paper in Wood Flour
Corn Oats Pork other articles Of Country Produce are
informed ready receive soch articles
w God wanted Immediately.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
N o Il &c T. .

II ME Richmond Trading & Manufacturing Company
having executed a deed of assignment of all their ef
fec personal the undersigned, for tho purpose
Of closing its business il becomes their duty call ali
persons indebted having unsettled with anid
Company FOR n early settlement They have II hand
. largo ASSORTMENT of Piper of various kinds, Wooden
goods, &c, which will be disposed Of ut low prices
A. c. BLANCHARD, }
Il. MORRISON, ! Assgnees
DAN'L. p WIGGINS\
Richmond, Nov. II, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

LIVERY STABLE.
ME subscriber has for hire several good saddle horses
Il -buggies and ell broke horses HI. terms v i'll
suited times. LEWIS BURK-
Richm ond, March l6ts, 1912. Id
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be exposed for sale, at Public Auction. on
w Thursday, the Oath day of November next all the
Personal property of the late DR. Morris Lancaster dec
consisting of extensive Library of valuable LAW
and MEDICAL. BOOKS; also, well selected Historical
and Literary works. together with variety Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. and a superior RIFLE GUM
Also few thousand Mu,caulis Trees.
Sale 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. said day; due
attendance will be given by
WIN. r. FOULKE. Administration
October 29th, 1912. 43ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

NOTICE.
- ME holders Stock in the Richmond Trading and
4 Manufacturing Company. earnestly requested 10
mee, at the amor Building, in Richmond Saturday,
tho 26th instant O'Clock. p. NJ business of las
ling importance their interests The punctual attendance
NJ sverv and all Share holders absolutely
MANY STOCK. HOLDERS.
R;,bn,oud Nov. 10. 46n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

COvinSlOn COTTON FACTORY.
ME subscriber, for the above factory, Cincn
matt, is prepared to furnish all times, COTTON
YARNS. CANDLE WICK. & BATTING at the lowest
Pittsburgh prices for cash. the usual crca, of months
regular customers r. BUCHANAN.
September %, 1912. SEND Cincinnati. Ohio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

Important Testmony-i II farthet p,oof required
establish the fact of the inestimabe value DIR. Stark
weathers Hepac Elixir the follow
the Hon Samuel w. King Governor Of Rhode Island,
tans adeq testimony subantate beyond dispute,
and must entirely the idea that this potent
dy with the many useless and dangerous nosrums
which pamed upon the public only for the sake Of gain
Please read the following statements communicated by
his Exeellency. under date of
Johnston, Jan. %, 1S42
DR.. Charlie. Dyer, Jr-My Dear Sir: our communica-
ton of yesterday, asking opinion of Dr. StaSveahcs
Hepac Elixir has received this morning In reply
will inform that confidence patent medicine,
generally fattering. have had much
o believe that pfncipled will palm upon
heir eow-czens the II USELESS not dangerous nostfun
for the sake of gain. of which takes
and period of time without producing AM good
effect when otherwise perhaps proper remedies would ave
used, suffering pro ented. For
used them, feeling self and family
much safer under the directions my family phy.-
ciaus having been afflicted for the last years
difficulties in sde and chest uncomfortable and often
Distressing painful and sonewha, alarming, and from which
could get only temporary relief fortunately noticed
your advertisement Of the medicine in question.
had been a school-boy with DR. Starkweather, md had
with him long and intimate acquaintance when we were
young and from knowledge OF him thought him
incapable of practising deception my person. this fnct
induced try DIR ,Stnrkweather's Hepauc Elixir, and
by it's use now believe myself entirely cured
need not, therefore, you that consider il Of
value certainly think its discovery Of great public
importance.
y progressed, until had taken six bottles. when d-cor-
nued it, having, thank God, further for II Mt
With regard and respect
Your OBJ, nd humble .efv',.
SAMUEL w KING.
n4TDr sturk,centher's Hcoate Ehrir. for the Of
L're' Complaint" rs for sale IN C CIR, 0nig ~
At their Western Depo, of Valuable Medicine, No IS.
Fourth street, between Main nd Sycamore.
ALso-for sale a, their "BRANCH OFFICE.''
Conner of Front and Sycamore streets.
For sale by L. Reed & Brother, Richmond. Ia: Dr..
Swain, Cenuevilie Ia. Thos d. Wheecn Cambridge Ia
Daniel Mason, Knigh,swn Ia and Jesse Way inches
ter. Ia 23Iy
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

lust received a nd sale a, the BOOK STORE, an
- assortment OF School Books. Mehodi., Hymn Books,
Ac. 6c. Sep, D, 1912. DIP. HoLLow.Y..
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Bronfbitis! Broufbitis !!
Beware Of that dread Destroyer,
T THE BRONCHITIS,

Which spares neither the Young, tie Good
or the Beautiful, but is annually hurryng
thousands upon thousands to a premature
grave, under the mistaken name of Con-
sumption. The usual symptoms Of this
disease are, Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs
Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breath
ing. Asthma, Hectic Fever, Splitting up
of Phegn or Matter, and sometimes Blood
1t is an inflammation Of the fine skin which
lines the inside of the small wind tubes or
air vessels running through every part oi
the lungs. The great and eficctual remedy
for this alarming and spreading dis
ease ie The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
EAGLIIg @AglIl2Sa
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

We will go make CARDING MACHINES OF
STYLE and finish 70 order, and on moderate terms.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
POLICE OEFICE.
TuespaY. Eahrnarr i.

TUESDAY, February %.
STE5ias. FRCs sIEAaiGoaT-G eor@elE William col
cr2t.man. was arrested on Aonday night or having on
Aign;ay morning al daylight stolen oyeccoat and trock
ro9 worloaather 80 and inroneE, font Tie sleayn.
boa, Ne~-lia7en, living atPecE -ljp-ihc property Of Nm
"fi.s'h. liecoo., The the wastIlY committed 10
HAIL ThsEyE5.-Ohcrrs Louusbur;, Lowe and sokeii-
arrested some noted thieves, having their posessioua
blue cloth coat blue cloth coakwh figured Ininr plaid
cloak. boss canet cloak boys overcoat with cane black
autao5ns. ~ ladies dresses and Green figured TX
scS!siolcn from entries o houses. O,rnerears
ct AT the lower Police Once fort above articles i,y those
olicsI-.
SuNnar LAReE:lEs.- Henry I'LL colore boy, va. ar
rested and ccnHed Tor stealing shovel worth 81 from
Mrs. Laura Lambert. No. Chambers street.
Catherine lu was arrested! Tor stealing ? coats, WORTH
=GaiFoH the !essrs liirshcld Back No. &C
Catherine yTilri he confessed She had pledged ami
:cc0b.fc. Size ,nlS committed 10 prison lrs;il
sarisrrher arrested tor hayn" within The last SIX
I.y stolen sheets pillow cases, towels, pocket lndher-
chir.sc worth 81 from ilrs Isabella Arcuiarls, No
Leonard street. which ,. carrie, TO her mother She
committed 70 prison answer.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
EVENING SESSION.

Tic Court net AT 1. O'clock. and resumed ihe trial
ialr C. !laggey, recalled for the prosecution sad
s..,i eoayer,;,2R With MeSsrs Amorv feds relative
In bales shawis. wheel, they had Eypotecaed to The
OF IlaSgerty < Sons. couversensih 3o;l OF The de-
isa,!ar;s in October 1870, nlciendants oihce The l.
bales found either OF ,heir stores They SAID
ae shawS twoolenl had been sold. and demanded 10
ow who they had been sold to-. GOT answer az that
.ne aieray tley said hcre mistake abonti'
;a chose goods the public Store, aud had never
been their store. then sad nu havite Soods; they
They would Try get them, aud alter went second
tne they finally obtained che sha's!S onto the pubic
store orus, aud received thea .irst learned on the
otl OF Noysrlher $780, that the cloths IN the store IN Front
tree had been burned and a;ter inquired aler The goods
el Lad been hypohcca.ed and missing. lso,ihcaecoun
OF the missing goods writing, then AFTER had repeatedly
1!sd on them for 1t was brought 10 Us by one OF tie'
Clerks never had conversation with them on the subject
@ her statement The defendants informed TINT
any portion Oh The goods des,rayed by TIRE trlie
counsel for the people offered prove BY III, witness that
s1adry other sarFe lois OF goods hypoteca,ed con-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Jadge Noah and Aldermen Polloci, AMI sali,.



RGderick G. Mckenzie fri-d FOR assault and bat
lerv on Edward c Beary zi!!ty-indg-rDent suspended
and he Discharged. Samuel Johnson colored, stealing
BAN worth 3 irom r. ". MCGOWAN. guilrviudgerneat
suspended ami b.. DISCHARGED. Thomas 5. McCun4, boy
stealing bonnet worth = from Jane Hunt: sutrClty
Prison 50 DAYS George Rossicr and Robert Sanford
stealth. l2dozcu pair sock, and M pair Of nittns, worth
S5, from Ira Scott .u.rT-Peniteniidrv months Zach
Julia Sclv. stealing Tocket-book. worth from Da
sid T. IolrSu gully iddgeuert suspended, and She ds
charged John Cainr bcI.ISau and ha,jerg Anircu
Lov,.oy aduiaed @uliiy. George W. Gibbs. eoored
men Siealiu- pIe-;,50k from !C Steamboat Swan guilty
-penenary. CO days. Thomas Srrr coiore, stealing
ham worth = rom Reber Edwards p1iatr-indgeTDen!
.nspa.i. and ha discharged condition o JOINING dc
Temperance Socicr. Jane Callahan. ssarr and battery
on Francis E!encjcy gillz,-iGdCeneIr suspended andhe
dscbarcel. James FlyonanA william Roach large BOYS
stealing lpt nj siri and cloves yeorti 3 30, from Benia
Diu Watertur aiiifv-FlinD the House Refuge
and Roach the Peui ellflary John J. Max
hcH and John Speran, charged petit larcen:,
sagarallv discharged Tor want nj evidence
\ lin.ruei b Erlia;, II lN-n'aock.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
IN CHANCERY of New-Jersey.-Be-


observation-disclosures, &c. ,.=,,, ,,-,,,,n,n, ba,h fled
ais bill in tie against The above named defend ,ra
m lo ts a.; hill mentioned and thai process o. sub
lis ~ anoear and directed 70 the defendant hat
p.aa ~ issues re;urnnbe 10 the present term ~
fse instant; bu; thar the Defendant, John Hunt could
@ t forn in this state be served herewith, and that
m ~ not caasd his appearance 10 be entered as in
men rocs had l duI served, and 1t being made 10 APP
+ a,fday, 70 Tie satisfaction OF the Chancellor. that
he ai ion Hunt reside, out OF the STATE OF NevJersey,
n WI rtae city Newly It's hereupon on his fourth
la; OF febraary The year OF Lord thousand
light hundred and iortywo motion Of JosepS NJ rt-
L. solicitor Tie complainant By th. order directed oy
The Cha,r-eqr, the ald absent defendant John i1sn,
1op-a p!eaf answer demnr, TO the cnnpianan's oai'
before tie frs; Tuesday OF April nex, O! tna' N az
au thereof suci decree be made aganI h!a as me Iian
-or llal! thnG equitable aud just ARD IL : ius'her OF
,ere That this order shall within twenty days hersal
rr be served personally On The said John Hunt oy dsv
e OF copy thereof him Or be pnbi.shea ",l aatu
twenty DAYS in thu Newark Daily Advertiser newspaper
printed Newark this sto,e and continued taersin ios
siy week rcP,iveg least once n each ~eeA: and aa
IN Ike manner Tor ,e Ike space o, tn+ ~ the IRbUNE
a newspaper printed 10 the CITY o. Ney..l ork
- ire COM WILLIAM PENNIN GTON, 6.
s.vrr1 r fS,,MuERE Clerk l6f lawGw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Is, sale o; % barrel, Pots la, been made TO a
shipper at 75 Pcurlsarc plenty ats.
ZCOTTON-1leiranSaco to-day lave been limited
about 500 bales Fine grades rather firm, but the mar.
he, generally is in iayorot the buyer.
rLOuR-Thcrc Is great inactivity and the market Is
breaking down Occasional lots Gcncsee can be bought at
q; and sales are reported low as l9l. Some sales
Troy, fancy. ate 25, New Orleans l2 Ohio via canal
~. There is enquiry tor Southern, the market Is
rather heavy Sales 200 barrels Richmond Mountain S15,
oOa do. Georgetown al ~ for export. on time.
GRiIN-No wheat yet in market Corn continues dull,
although the supply nct large. Sales 1900 bushels North
Carolina White 5l in tl!c slip and small parcels Jersey
export Gle, weight. Tilcmarke i, bare o Rye. No
change III Oats North River 5o 52-.JcSey IL u A.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

Jonathan Amoryand Henry r. Leedsntie firm OF nor
Leeds, 0: GO Pnest put upon the mai on an !iI
men; charging them with obtaining from Tie n OF Jo'lh
.!aggerfy Sons Pearl-s, auconeer by ai, pfee,ce
suniTs promssory notes, 10 the amount % nor
advances goods that pledged as "ch
aedgeto be- pad by i.e on the
comno 10 bpt which ,Iess sery& Sonswere
compelled 10 pay on accouu, Of the delauit Of iory
Leeds 10 pay ,l.en, and which aaned to upwards
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
w C. iInggerty, Aucuoneer.
By JOHN HAGGERTi 4 Sons.

y y
Package Sale, at 10 O'Clock al the Auction Room
Packages Foreign and Domestic Goods, comprisinss
are desirable OF seasonabie articles Al SIX
routl credit
Also Damaged Goods under the inspection OF the "ardens
Of the Port.
. Gases Secrsucker Gingliams.
Bales Bro and Green Shoe Thread.
5 Gases e. Checked Musms.
) Cases Beavrrt.ens.
Ao ~ cases Spring Goods rescvethy the GarrlcA, con-
,>ng ot new style Prints Gambroons. Printed Feveee',
Printed Lawns, Jaconet Muslins Nc &c &c.
Also al 10 O'clock with which the sale viii commence an
nvoicc fine superiIe Ingram Carpets Ao, jig, +l
g aud Venetian Carpets Also Ia Block and Hemp
Carpets.
FRIDAY.
AZ 10 o'clock, at their auction room,
PACKAGE SALESjno packages foreign and domestic Dry
Goods comprising AID desirable assortment OF sea-
sonabe articles, al months credit
Also IN, nvoicc OF Hosiery comprising great variety OF
style and qualities.
Catalogues ami samples will be ready early the morning
Of
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

l-r TIE FARMERS PAPER.-Ihe= February Num-
her of THE CULTWATOH. published at Albany, by l.
Tucker. Just received by DAYTON NEWiAS, OF
inlion ami Nas>ulsyretS, by whom subscriptions
criYed nd0'vom compie. sets OF the work may he had.
Tie Cu,iyaior stands co,sSedlyt the head OF the Aricul-
talres OF this country, and It's low price places in the
reach OF all who wish for information ontc great inereSto
whichi iS'cyolcd, tbting only dclaravea
The February Number contains li, Proceedings OF the
New 0rl State Agricultural Society AT t,ait annual meet
gNoce> works subjects connected with \ gri-
culture from American tnglandArtcles
culture o the Grasses, Wheat, Indian Corn, Oats Poia
&cDn Horses. Cattle, Sheep and SwncW ork for the
Nlon,l- Co,,s anton the United Agricultural
Getty FcrIil2ina uai,s Narl,, Zones Ac,it0alinno
Crop>-Makng P0rk--Ncnnont MISUNDERSTANDING
Memoranda, No Farm Iscpor-Sur OF Cream Pot Cat
ile-ncSciIvc List OF ornamental trees. Siirt, and Roses
Items domestic Economy-ihc observation-disclosures
al the SILK Culture iIe United States &c. &c, embracing
communications nom about thirty gentlemen III 'irren,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
MsMoaA.nA

The schr Gov Wolco,t Capt conbin loaded with wood
went down IN one o!the sipsat South Brooklyn during The
severe gale an Monday evening Caps C.zsruck 10 the
pump until his vessel sunk uader when he barely
escaped losing his lte while endeavong ger on the
wharf B, theeStraornar exerion> OF Cap c. and his
crew, she III he gol up with but little damage the vessel
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
TI,.i > .,rcuiar.us.

1T Ihie Ns"snin%, Ut hall past l0oclock at the
lsucon Roo8t, Sp"niih Cold Watches, lrwe!ry Musical
Instruments, =tioiac, 10. large assortment Of
cold and ye,lcrer and epnc atche line gold .ewt!rl,
G unS, Gloss and VAR ey=pi other articles redeemed
from different pnvuhroaer which vii, be sold Without
Also several ca5,. o. Liquor, bynrler oihe City Mar
hat. flo II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

il All Persons having cailns against the ate pub
li.hng Gearg,r DcaIornG Co requested 10 send
them in writing immediately TO the office al Henry b. De-
ming, Ato ney, No II Wdl.si. Jl9u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
Nj ARRIElJ:

inihis c;y Fcruary H. hy Rev. Dr.. Matthews, Jasper
T. Van er, tn Emma Dckie daughter OF +. Dcsie E,q
ALI N,.,v-N Ork.
Al Lima, Ohio. January l9zi,y Rev. J A. Alexander
Roger button, Esd OF Lima 70 Sarah Ann! daughter OF the
late Samuel N!.liurs, Esq, OF this city.
IL Sng-Sng, February H. by Rev. Mf Dubois, De j.
BrnckerHoi T. :. Navy. 10 Mary Gordon daughter oil the
lat. llcrry Mn!ler. Esq.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
1 DIAMCNDBeaver Coat, of dark blue,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UdI, OF Ua!k UIEt'
lined with sll waddet; and quilted ard trimmed with
yelver was taken III the eiiSrace;u confusion from the
Co,h>-rnr.l OF the Park Theatre on MonCay evening Il
seven shilng in change n.one OF it, front ock-
al, md is believed letter Any gentleman who
Isy have taken the wrong garment, vii oblge the adver
ti>.sT lIy addressing c Al No : Wall Strcet lst Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

Jane b. Wilson indicted for burglar il. ,e 81 degree.
in breaking into The store Of Patrick Dohery. Of
iGl street ana 8layeune the i9h Iaauarl as!. and
steaiinn COPPER coin, &c v0r; 80 pleaded guilty
10 ne Indictment. wGchpca -e-etved and recorded
q. e'rand Jlr caJa" into with number o, bills
OF Indictment and retired toreengage teir appropriate
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
N civ rpe4oa,c., E,o.,.-Th,

n CITY rHe4,,a,c., E'os,.-rh- rrop,ctor, ,vliie
Thanking the puhic tbs Distinguished sappor, already
yvrnto this Post request cc!cilow citizens Will 51tend
10 them litieIualPcn.s -. ,.r rIeguhrity allen
nay, enormous nilN oil letters having rendered ii
IN utter lmpo>,.'liiy orain,in pcrec order upon that
OCCASION Notwithstanding additional carriers
The arrangements made. however, Will prevent
1rccurrcucc OF deEy. under aGy circumstances
-ilGltS @AltN. W. GI:tlG, Agent. &c W!laIus.=
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
CoaoNEn,s OFFICE

JFsUA1, ftI'TItlTN u
!'hr Coroner held nque, ISL Gross St on the body OF
Acir Garrety, native al Ireland, aged %. who had
been several days III with cough, cold and diicuItrot
breathing and haNna retired to,ed on Monda, night at
O'Clock ionns drnd IN bed al O'Clock Tins morning.
Verdict died oi eiius ION OF the BRAIN.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
DEAUTY IHPROVED.-The greatest

EDEATTY IMPROVED.-The greatest
Sblenisi ot beauty uperuous hair on tho face neck
and arms Of females. Gourards Penetrating Powders per
Ulanc, uproo; IL the stubborn beard OF isan Gle
giant article, perfectly anocen and pleasant 81 per
botl!e.
GOCRAED'S VEGETABLE LIQUID RoEG I'M
movable By perspratinn rubbing with haDdk ~,
Goth. For balls and parties this the on!y il4uiu va
should he used. 81 cents = bottle
GOURAUD'S EAU DE BEAETE, or lEss 80
Beauty removing tan, salownes- % m had a. G;
walker street door rom broadway, and 81 broadWaY
i5f niS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16

nlanan,s lad bees. az different times distracted and dis
ose,. OF ,yti.out irving the compainans any information
concerning .FeT. This was opposed by the counsel
lcnce ard the question W., argued ver ably by es-r-
Lord and Hall for the psop!e AID Aicss OCouner and
Ter tie defense, tr arguments The several
sci occupying Tho at5no the Court up,o The bonr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
JOSIAH Richards, Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS X PGAIl,
Store les Broadway.
Liberal cash advances made on coySsnuentS OF auction
>dlsS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

February Csll a, hal pas; O'clock
MEDICAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS BooNs-.An extensive and
Medical Books. embracing Standard Works IN the different
departments Medical Science, together with large
elefg OF recent editions ot popular tex books
Among them 4 complete SCI OF Medic Corurcical Re
vols. bound; Devices Midwifery Practice; Females
md C;!drer Wook Baches United States DsI eusary;
Laenlec on the Chest; Hall The Blood: Ebere> Prac-
ice; Melnto>h's Practice: WiSterS Anatomy; HoSack,
Practice: Ebcre's Therapeutics Nepeaus Midwifery
BosockS Elements OF PhySiologv krnmec on the Ear;
Home Book Of Health and Medicine; Thorburn's Bedside
Medicine; Phillip, on lndigrs,ion lluxhan on Fcvecsi
Tis>e on Health; CooperS Anatomy; Thona>onS Them
sry: Baunles Chemical Experiments; Brousseau's In
a,itv; Holmes Consumption; Teole on Neuralgia Dls'
ascs Burns Abortion; Medical Magazines Jour,alsac
AlSo variety OF valuable Madca Works IN the FRENCH
language.
Also large assortment OF Standard Miscellaneous Book
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb uery ls,
Al S. O'clock. at the Auction Room.
Law LtBRARy.A large collection OF valuable Law Books
embracing Modern Reports DigcSis and frea!ise Early
English Reports, &c Among them Niner's Arrangement
ent VOLS cali! English edition; Modern Reports l2 vols
Corpus urs CiuS, vols tolio Corpus urs Canonica.
vols folio: Leyes de nas4 vols too rare Novisimh
ecaplacion vols folio rare Ruselr Chancery Reports
vols Chit,yS Commercial Law. vols English edition.
tiorsnans ConevyGncing. vols; Feterss Admiralty Dec
ions, vols kameS Principles 81 Equity vols Wharton
AN Law Journal. vols Also The Reports OF Croke
strange, Comyn, Burrows, wilson W. Blackstone h. Black
stone. Mamie and Selwvn Dallas Choae and Letroy Espi
lasse Suith iIardre> Amber Newland, Turner, Finch
ohs'S Law Dictionary vols Lees Dictionary OF Practice,
rolls; Fosters Crown Law Hands Crown Practice: Rack
Sheriff. vols; Parow'S Arrangement; ralbots Cases
NcNav' Evidence Chys Raves Lex Mercatoria, vols;
Lo;IerS Obligations vols Wooddeon's Lectures vols;
Lumburne on Wills 8 vols: Roberts wills; Newian'
Contracts; Coventry Mortgages vols; Joron's Cnan
Reports vols: kvd on Corporations Awards and Bills
Nonesquieu Laws, vols; Park INSURANCE" sory on
the Constitution. 5 vols; Story Conlict Laws, &c
New-York tribune., 1842-02-16
TUESDAY, Felrna!.' ~

COURT OF SESSIONS.
Reioe The Recorder Judge Lynch and Aldermen Bats and
Po!gck
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NNAMELLED and Blank Cards. II he

81 L.
n subscribers manufacturers and wholesale dealers beg
leave respectfully inform their customers and the public
in general, a; they have hand. aud OF their
make. very large assortment OF Enameled and Blank
Cards pronounced by competent Judge, 10 be inerioro
made in this The above connection with
large stock OF English Cards otredior sale very
reduced ric,,i Sationes Hall, .i5 Pearitreef and 81
Whilst. lfl6l DAVID Felt & CO.
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WRITING

or return the money the expiraiono thu Lessons
Mr. e; has o'laned lie First Premium three successive
years for The best specimens oil 0iand Writing exhibited
II ilr Fairs OF tin American ln.iiu,e
Rooms open durius the Day and Evening.
's'he l.adic, wimeo daily from II TO | O'Clock.
"pino ,soizrhc Press
Mr. GoLpsMIru.-.IuI. ns from what have seen va
mrst pronounce I'm 10 he unriynllcl nlhc aseo tie pen
Boston, Morning Post.
MR GoLrsMir.--iles say uahesita,iagly Tie most
accomplished ot:hand Pennnn we have cvcrsecn.
Newlori Evening Signal.
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