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80. on .1ur PRINCIPAL. op
j., q NJ, ME- PlieklC PRESSURE.

tl,uM TIE COURIER AND ENQUIRER
OFNIiNIBN- - not often ths, We r, rni, -
- speak IN terms ~ oney Of deotcre, IN s,hsr, b;eh
% moi conc NitAtn pt1Nncc We have NJ, srf -,
knowcse ~ Dc ~ IN the trt racc unl-ss ni.ed III. oe
hc Sbie or - BIZ snd th y Tho In ihr r.n,
Mr. Levcr surgeon Dcnu', Vhn arrived some time an
from London, has efouShi with him method which he
ha, put IN succesn r-arrc here, or supplying III. los, ~
roal teeth b. scia ones, without the uc ~
such igaiuc,, SPRINGS or pez., now ~ ordinary nor
the on ration when completed Followed b, nilavmai
OF pain IL best dCscrhe his method himself We viii
a,d that many patients whom he has provided
Of these very necessary embellishments, are dght
with th. they have permitted him 20 refer rnlulefs
them who de- srply from lille curiosity, but Will
&C rohiting by t,c conviction actua examination viii
NJ LEVETT Dentist,
a23 Init 30 BTc.dvr torncf Of Warren 81.
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ROOMS

TWO single gentlemen have paror aud bed ad-
joining, handsomely furnished, for the small of three
dollars wctkoniy $l,3J each private family where
there boarders, and in the central loo ,on the
city IS Chambers second house Broadway also,
large second floor furnished for 50 per week.
mel 3tis'c
ITO SINGLE GENTLEMEN.-An elegant suite room.
can be hid together separately furnished uniurnshed
and with without board in private family at No 81 White
Also, an upper room, moderate mil lmsr
ROARDiNG-A few SELECT boardsrs will be taken in zen
- teel and respectable family A. y No. Fulton
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MEDICAL.
DIR. MORRISON.


NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20is Fulton street, near
~ Greenwich. D Morrison member of the Royal College
OF PLY scians and Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon
the British Navy continues be consulted daily diseases of
delicate and all those symptoms
niudcou: and the mprudent of quac mei
Mr. NJ has had Of 22 treating de-
cs. diseases all and complicated FORMS and
mild, safe and nfabe substitute for erscat
ing the venerca virus with certainty without subicctng the
patient any risk restricting him his usual diet
SUITS while his medicines agreeable and smell.
accompanied with much irritation and dull OF the
consequences of msl;Teate and leading ultimately
AIRY suids. DR.. NJ. scientific
duay promoting absorption of the hickened membrane with
pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures Of ycuns
suffering from the consequence of indulgence
destructive habit and whose further injured
from the of nosms and pretended specifies which smu-
late only induce depression DIR. NJ. such
purely pathological principles and fails ESTABLISHING
cure cases the most obstinate yield TO his plan Of treatmc NJ
Letters post PAID an suitable Fee viii the
correspondent M advice and medicine 10 OF the Union
by his giving history of his in detail The o
and confidence observed. 20th Fulton MIL I'm.
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s ~ r A 3 | s NJ u S

) l Il a IS L , vi y y,
nS%maoy few Scarcely any
aldessed Dr Wheeler = will not be taken from the
= Tt number Of which have been cured by Dr.
Wheeer have already given him wide spread rrTtation and
fo@ ;Ss aSaia ag WINK Of s5
%.Gle sg ether, the % who yrS
bs bsns %a @ have s ssad % Dr.
Wheeler treatment - A.,
9 Ra @ the S Which, n RS 70" make an
cniist~I beg give ycn addition my verbal scknow
& the bs@e 9a have sSns5aa DSn me SS
Ssa & s IF M s 4h oa a "a was
;eadrr years. and is disease was alarming esacisr
thai despsred until told Of your KIN in such matter of
ohs gysicians had afforded her no relief am harry 6.Y
cordially heartily thank for highly successful
IONS yours M hsf'iSw WATERS. nsHammer,ley ST.
Va @ SSs ssa Gda st% q
s ss D WsfiGT
Gessisy treated and one,.sa "Pon eE Ip ards Of IT., OF
SSa1s S raf e t IT, T@ssd s's,s . s' y ' ~ %
''"'i' -"a's'f''' JAMES .. FxRaEL, 70 ID Avenue
Geo. lHrl.Np Coz S:i Deeds a,;..,
David Powell 1853 Jackson street. Brooklyn being duly
says, that he afflicted eight years with the Egyp
ocss the Eye lnimsry four and half years he
sypaene relief but became blind in which he
placed ender the Dr. Wheeler Ocuist 80 Green
wien street. VINO mas '"'"'' restored DXViD POWELL
Subscribed and before me this 3lst day of March
It2. joins BuLKLEY, Com. Deeds,
81 Wall street
City aud County of New York:
Mary Ann Priey daughter Of Mrs Wmles No. 81 Catarne
street being duly sworn that she short time snfere,
uiouned be Amaurosis, which rendered her quite blind
Although she had the beat that could be afforded her
the Eye lniirmar as well from eminent oculis in
s,ore she received essential benefit until she
placed under the Of Dr. Wheeler Ocn!ist y Greenwich
sweet whose kind aud 'hol 's9pen 9s snSfiy restored
Sworn before me this 18Th day Of April 1872:
Isaac !. MARTIN, Com. Deed
Il Wall street.
Mr. s.. Csdy, IS High Providence r. L. being DIZZY
says that h. Wa, totally blind in his left for
tho o. the blindness cataract; that he applied
I" D. Wheeler Oculist Of t;rccv eh street. who, [by
~oat danger has perfectly restored his sight Under such
circumstances he feels his duty his gratitude 10 the
Doctor for the inestnabe benefit which his skill has .9nt"d
vpon him. 5. CADY
Sworn before me, thu, 18th day April, 1872,
GsoEGs IRELAND, Jr., Com. Deeds.
Nassau street.
Ga die 9th e" last month placed little daughter, nse
old, who had sore eyes and completely blind Of the
Ic under Dr. Wheeler Oculisi Greenwich 81,
Jc the sonhmcn OF all who knrn her her sight pcrcts
restored and h.. we'll In the hope OF leading other
TO- the blessing that have enoyed voluntarily make
CHRISTOPHER Burns
Grand street corner Of Thompson street
Sworn 10 before me, this 2s,h day OF April 1892.
w. X. BrErI, Com. Deeds,
-ys-x
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" A LII THE WORLDS A
STAGE"

> hUE.
Drama d Hsah Climate may be comprised IL es
scenes; Colds, Coughs, ConiumT;ion--
chill throughout the human frame,
W. ' fear is troubles ts but b. in in name.
Till comes the painful strife.
e Goa first he body md limbs;
1'Sn .na s1sssS pi:
Bs sS. KIM 81 soS Sanf he fn nafS bier.
cough has set in hoarsens.s loew. The voice emily
I ssd ed, he h with hs
'" " Alas blinking Of human aid,
Consumption come. with drsfal shade.
IT. ssss fEs; dsa; on. Or
of Tease hs1s eaasa s1Ns e E s .
thousands afflicted with cold similar delay not bat
Hs.. ne b: :s St s % s.ds Ss Pa
Bedding, ~: si, y street, Boston, Mas. M
kssr's" U.s. s' ss'a. sss Albany iss! Sas@''F Md
GoSk, No. "a Fourth street. Pittsburgh, Pa
J GuI'' b b,s,Ssa Co! Co., Mobile, Ala.
t' AsE son rs s h.rs0und Candy
MERIT WILL FIND IT'S WAY.
Candy for hoar,cness, and found %msdis.e relief
.....-. Agent fer the Brooklyn TEN. Society.
Candy '-na ep M Fl EXT a anS Of s
Presbyterian Church, cor Catharine and Madison ss
of . and "f l s. ed
''s and yosEH s1s'
orHe5of Fulton and William street; #endSse1, 9Th
80 ~ ii ss rs
wcl street Brigham Houston and Avenue D.; Martin
ton street Handy Is High street, Stuart Is Fulton street
RE1MMovAL:,,pR. EEUcHTWANGER has renewed his
rs ;ie' II Hs suo fss
Ss %I:s ~ q
ID and Ss
SPECIES of yermin and nsec such moths bsdbugs cock
ass
street. from nine ioiwsv. O'clock. AS im.e
POISONS. ~ sa es
DoCToR EEuCHTWANGER has removed hi. OF
- Gss lca No. CoaE,lands street s9 Ne Wall street
sns S
lis s1 en
M I be a S on his
which protect man. ANIMAL houses and fields from all
Dr. f. is sgcnt for the manufacturers of sqpafor, Pure nj
speoSs acid csastic eeses &c. &C. By the package
N B-Mo,h secsally extermnaed and rre vented exit
in woolens iannes carpets upholstery such chairs tables
from bed rooms boseads, bedding, sc. Dr. F. is in his Office
No. Wall street, from TO o'clock. n22*awc
SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO
.-, ALL. ,- s,-
ssTHE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE, Ina, been
hailed of the discoveries Of the present
and long medical science exists will be considered tho
auab discovery for Of the urinary
wen the kidneys and bladder Its effects absolutely
efeoua forming radical in short time, while the
'ss q 2s a
bu,. in bssh has
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REMOVA

7 CRlSTADORO tale Of 2ls Broadway unl5r the Amci-
~ can Museum begs 70 inform his patrons and
friends that he has aaen the beautiful No House
~ Bondwy next 10 the main entrance where he will be
hapy them in his well known first style. j. &.
likewise takes this opportunity Of thanking his friends for the
Singular raN he has met with daring period of years
his Old stand, and faiters himself that only by
tonlioE 70 his business thar and his and
store, his customers shall find 1t is diminished
Back room room ope
j. CRISTADORO, Gcntlcmen's Wig
mil 1lnr Min anil & ].
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PERFUMERY.
OWENS AMERICAN

IT Al II y T..
THIS Dye i, the only nGliibe Hn D{, now ia u.s., M49
Of ar Dive thai only worthless but often njuous
10 the hair The subscriber pledges himself that the
is effect will color the hair only The ghtes hair red
gray few hours be changed any dark shade from
brown 10 black This dve is used very successfully IA
changing red whiskeTs to correspond with dark ha
BE that the name of Ferris Owen written on tn. aDl
Of each bottle, AS all Others worthless II M any case
returned Manufactured and Tor sale by Ferris Owen, No
S;vh Avenue Agents C. H. Rims 90 Fulton sTc,t u;
hcrsted, 3j Broadway T. Chastcny, Js D9WeIl w. Linn
4ay 30 Sixth Avenue, Druggist; and Manuel oo
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lrORT LEE PAVILLION.-Ths beautiful and summer
residence open and in readiness for the reception Of
the house heng fitted up for gentleman boirders aud
private parties. STEPIEN ANNETT, the proprietor OF the
establishment hi, hanks his friend and the pnbic
their patronage bestowed him the l,t and NE
attcrs himself ti1t by his usual and attendance to his u
please hsc honor hun either boorr
visitors The bar il 't-d with the choicest liquors vines
elisles aud rri ments band al all times Private
parties BE- accommodates dinner the shortest
Target and military psuics, be furnished
wih dinners and - short notice.
The public may depend the boat according her
Refer al, er,ercn in The Sun paper for the uirs the
boat during ~. mouth Of MAY. The sesmho't Boston
viii make oa ,s yer da, dtrin. tho months of June, July,
and mi I'm Ar
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM

FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
THIS BALSAM is prescription Of of the most sslc.
bnted occus has been long time in use, and conf
IDENTIFY recommended the public the best and
u salve used for miiammatory diseases Of the rye In
where the ey!ds very niiamed the ball OF the eye
thcky covered with blood almost like magic, aud
all appearance Of disease after three appcaons
IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT
caused by fired minute Objects long exposure
a stron: light and in the weakness partial loss u
for sickness cid age is yetorer and should be
by all who find their sight falling without any Ape
rens disease. 49, -..
This Balsam has restored sight many instances where a.
most
TOTAL BLINDNESS,
caused by excessive inflammation had existed for years. In
annaon and soreness caused BY blows wounds
the BY bodies of irritating IN
troduced under the eysls very removed BY the apkca
tion OF the Basam: One trial III convince the ncredu
loas Of its astonishing efficacy Puup IN ars with full drec
For sale, whole sale and retail. by DAVID SANDS co
II East Broadway Of Market st.
Sold also b. A. B. D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton stress
by A. Sands & Co.. 273 Brosdwsy, corner Of Chamber
street. New York. me 6u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

Z others without any apparent, motive 5u, 10 "cu,
Piurge."
las Is The only thing have ngains, the
SAcs aud toXes--they have no mercy on horses
ne abuse OF these noble animals is The meanest
SIN which any one wht:e, red black can commit .
IL Is great axe that Indians are stoics ms
abthropes. or any thing of tho kind 4 more So
ci'oie. communicative, happy set of fellows than
Inc Stcs ant Foxes do not exist any where Bur
We neheVe net only Imposs IDLE but .mpo!!ic 10
cNIiiZe them they happier as ihev arc
ana We should regret any attempt 10 Interfere with
theif domestic policy. Pace them beyond The
co.fuP'ing Influences Of the white Settlements
Ae'P IRON them that destroyer of human happ,-
ue~s u'nung MI esiore. tho death ooalin- ..tisu Va
Yer --ahd government VIII then have conferred
the best blessing upon the Indians, and the only
one Tor which they viii feet thankful.
The treaty WAS conducted with great dignity
aud PtoPTiety, 1t We may except The introduction
OF Dragons to keep our citizens beyond hearing
distance. Capt Alien and Lit. Ruff, al the Ora
goons are talented aud gentlemanly officers and
were present III obedience TO orders-but Gov
Chambers certllnlv believes much in show
or greatly mistakes the character Of our citizens
II he deems all this lummery and me tai button
authority necessary 10 the order. dignity or sue
cess of treaty. With this exception (which
we DO hold To be most ridiculous and most reprc.
hehs'ble,) we freely unto IN giving Gov. Cham
bers all due praise for his prudent aud Qdiclous
management Of the affair
IN hringtng their minds to part with their lands
and several days and nights were spent IN ANXIOUS
elaboration before they gave final answer
Tins was natural feeling, and one that did cred
1t TO their hearts. They asked 10 part with
the last ol their earthly possessions, TO bandon
the graves of their fathers, md remove TO a new
and distant country. But tho conviction iha,
theTe Was little or no game IN their present couo.
try, and that the one TO which they were invited
abounded IN every species that could give pleas
ure TO the chase and profit to success finally over
came their objections. end the treaty was ulti-
matey accomplished with the unanimous consent
Of ali parties.
While we regard this result as mos, fortunate
for our Territory consider i, less so 10 the
Indians themselves. They viii be made indie
pendent and comfortable for life. Their annui-
ties will clothe md feed them beautifully. They
will be placed beyond tho baneful influences of
unprIncIpled whites who drenCh them with whis.
key and then rob them Of their money And
&fgrs tie sc az pes!caitnthy.. nAoppdlng in game
will and without interruption from their ancien,
enemies the Sioux.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
Indian Representation in Congress

4 treaty with the Delaware Indians concluded
Sept. Il, l71S, provided that ''should it for the
future be found conducive TOR the mutual interest
OF Doth parties, TO invite any other tribes who
have been friends 10 he interests Of The United
States TO join the present coniedera ration and 10
form a State, whereof the Delaware nation shall
be the head, and have representative in Con.
gress, provided nothing contained in this article
10 DO considered conclusive until il meets
the appreciation Of Congress" 10 the Cherokee
treaty of November %, l1S5, the 18th article
reads as follows: That the Indians may have
full confidence IN the justice Of the United tates
respecting their interests, they shall have the
eight to send deputy OF their choice whenever
they think fl, to Congress" Since the removal
Of various tribes TO the territory Of the Mis
sissppi, confederation has been in progress sim.
liar 10 our institutions; provisions is made for ed
ucaion, aad The red men steadily advancing
in all the arts Of civilized life. The day is AZ
hand when Indian representatives may be found
Of sufficient talent and Intelligence for place in
our national legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

4 knowledge OF the habits of animals is some
times OF great service in the salvation OF
cities. James, in his recent history of the Black
Prince, gives amusing Instance of this in the
defence of Reunes, town of Brittany, besieged
by The Duke of Lancaster. In order 10 effect The
surrender of the place, the Dixie enforced strict
blockade, which reduced the garrison 10
great straits: but he knew they would hold out
to tho last extremity, and determined TO try q
trick OF war. For this purpose, he drew of his
soldiers if he had lef, the place, and formed an
ambuscade in some bushes behind The town.-fe
then caused number Of hogs to be turned loose
in the plain. in the hope that the starving garrl-
son would such out for the prize. But they IN
derstood his trick, and turned i, 10 their ad-
vantage. They opened one of the sally ports,
and hung up young sow, by the hind legs TO the
Intel. She of course made a great outcry, and
the hogs came rlshing up to the place from whence
the noise proceeded she then cut down and
driven through one of the streets and forced 10
keep I'D her music. The soldiers sprang up from
their ambuscade 10 order to try and proven, this
unlocked for termination of their experiment; but
James says the hogs, with that iniultlve precep-
ton Of The way their masters do not wish them
to 90 which has ever marked their nature. went
rushing unanimously into the town. and afforded
the garrison very seasonable relief
louisville Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

GRAMMAR on A NEW PLAZA bov on being
requested TO parse the verb CO. did i, as follows
Go insensible rg'lar verb tiaity mood; per-
fec, tense; lst person GO it; 2d person. 60 head
Sd person. no GO; made in the Sd person agree
with daddy's old grey mare uudsrstood--Cincin
Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

New KIND SMALL CoIN.-We see IL stated
that DR.. Riddle OF the United States Mint, in n
Orleans, is at present occupied in making expert
ments on alloys OF metal, 10 ascertain which de-
scrIptIop oil alloy Is most suitable for forming
small coin, to be used circulating medium
He proposes to coin 3 cent piece of compost
ton or alloy of silver and copper. which shall be
lntrinsica!ly worth that rnuch-The size Of the
coin Will probably be that Of a half dime. but
thicker, ond its color nearly that of eilyer-Bak
Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
Polly Peablossom,s Wedding.

Under this title The Georgia Family COmpan-
ION relates story hlch has BY this timo caus-
ed the loss OF several buttons It Is too long for
our paper. but we give The Closing scene. The
Justice OF the Peace called To MARI the parties
was long on his way-got lost-slnIlcd, and what
/ not, and was so taken up after he arrived. in
relating his imPediments that he forgot The mar.
rage ceremony as prescribed BY The statute
/ lie thought over every thing he he had ever
learned by heart even
Thirty days hath September.
Aprti, June. aod November
but all IL valn-he could recollect nothing that
suited such an occasion. \ suppressed utter alt
the room admonashed him that he must pro-
coed with something, and III an agony Of despe-
ration he begau:--
Known all men by these presents, that -
here he paused and looked up to the ceiling
while audible voice in of the room
was heard to say, He's drawing deed to a tract
of land and they all laughed
in the name of God, Amen;'-he began a Sc
cond time, only to hear u voice IN a loud whisper
say, He's making his will now; thought he
couldn't live long he locks SO porcrfut bad
Now lay down sleep,
| pray the Lord
was the next essay, when some erudite gentleman
remarked, Hes dead but sleepeih.'
Dyes! Q yesr continued the squire.
Bat the sqIIre indefatigabIe man, and
kept trying. HIS next effort was
TO all aud singular the sher'-'Iet's run!
He's going TO level u.s., said two three at
once.
Here a CLEAN Of light flashed across the face
Of Squire Tompkns. That dgnltary looked
round all once, with self satisfaction, and in a
grave and digniied manner said, MIR. Hodgkins,
hold nP your right hand, George Washington O
hey ed and held up bis hand. Mss Polly, hold
up yours Polly IN her confusion held up her
left hand The other hand Mss Peabossom.'
And the squire proceeded loud and composed
manner, to qualify them.
"You, and each of you do solemnly swear, in
the presence Of Almighty God, and the present
company, that YOU Will perform all and singular
the functions Of husband q wife. rs the case
may be, to The bes, Of your knowledge and ablii
~ help you Cody
Good as wheat said Capt. Peablossom. 'Pol>
ly my gal, kiss your old father, never felt
so happy since the day was discharged from the
army and sc, on, for home 10 sec your mother
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

FRICrI9S PASTE FIR WHEELS American
Mechanic says, and trial proves il correct, that
the best composition that can be prepared to re-
Iieve carriage wheels and machinery from fric-
ton. is composed OF hogs lard, wheat -four and
black lead (plumbago.) The lard IS 10 be melted
over gentle FIRE. ard The other ingredients, equal
in weight, may be added, tai The composition is
brought TO the consistency Of common paste, VI it'll
out raising the heat near the boiling point 1t is
not only better, but cheaper than t6r.-Chpper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

HANEFUL.-Four fsmales, living within a short
distance of each other in Somerset, we learn have
within few weeks become dcraDged 10 conse-
quence OF the preaching of the Miierites- Ono
is since dead-one has been sent TO the Insane
Asylum at Worcester, and two remain with their
friends. The rascais who GO about getting NJ
exc,ements of This kind, ought 10 BIO sent To she
peni.entiary forihwith--FaH Rirer A-~ts-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

Canada alone has England during tho
year ending lsi January, 1912, about four mil
lians Of dollars, and for whst2 On accoun, Of
boundary disputes with the United States which
might have been settled at any time during the
last fifty years, the conditions Of the late irea
iv to subdue disorders IN Canada, occasion.d by
acknowledged of misgoy eminent by the homo
ministry, and bv the provincial Executives, under
their control.-QueJec Gazette.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-12
BERNARD HOOE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENT,
IIAVING removed from Alexandria, ID. c., to
l. Il this city, has opened office ON 4 IL street,
door north from Pennsylvania avenue, and offers
his services TO the public.
He will undertake the prosecution and management
of all claims before Congress and the several public
Departments and offices of the GoveInmen claims
arising under treaties the procuring of patent rights
and patents for land from the Patent and General
Land Offices and he will attend to all claims for re-
volulionaTy, invalid, Other pensions, and TO all
other business to be transacted in the District of CO.
lumbia requiring the services of an attorney or
agent.
Persons residing at distance, who may not find it
convenient to visit Washington address him by let,
ter postage paid, and may be assured that all business
intrusted to him shall receive the most prompt and
faithful attention.
WAsnNoToN CRY, ID. c., March 49,
col m&w2n