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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
RT ORlSON'S Hygeian Medicinea.-

I'VE NoTIcE.-whereas, 4. A. Sar,anos, OF q Broad
way, NewYork, making improper use OF Ms,s,f ISIS
Mcrzon Co.'S appointment fer the sale OF ne oie1 I
cnes. THIS Is, therefore, inform the panle tnaI pIf
sslano, is no; authorized sell MOiisoHS fh.S
N SewYork, and tina, Hrssrs. Morrsans cry agents ID
New York ara Messr:. FIRTH i HALL, OF NO. frank
lin square, WHOM alone the Medicines can ne nan gen.
Uine. {Sgn.cD MoRtSON W.
Dated British College III Health, New Read, Landon
June 18TH 1912 iV'U
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

f1r --lll
In pursuance OF decreisi sFer OF this Court made m
The above entitled Will BE- sold at public auction, un-
DIR the direction o subscriber, one OF the eaS;ss OF
~ IrI nv s. H. tu,slow AncIoneer, the Merchants
Exchange IN the Cy OF New-YefS on The 81 osy al Ne
Ysber NEXT u O'Clock noon o tna hsy an sat certain
piece or parc. ol land S,as ~ me wstts ware o ths
s,tt cf Er,xyors on The Boauiins6sie road, between
Fdriv-i,h aai ForiyscseDta streets a;1 oIr9'p,nsehS
road and Eighth A9esue, containing a!o oou ,I S . e
i,.,. R.-inn,ny !, :, point Oh the bloomngdale road
thy-thret. and thrre inches sonto-we>fsIg ua ne
:erierly ne OF Forty where The lana heteo
alter described ;ns Tia, OF The ae FrasctS Fe1ef run
ira he.ce north-wes,srly along the 1af1 OF ice a "
cis Fener wo hundred aud hiTtysii ret riec nchss %
the land late Francis Child deceased thence ioti tast
srly along TIE land OF the SAID Frapcs oniia
seven eetwo inches the land o David GarnseS thenos
soaibeassrly aloug the land o the >aId David Gaf;ssy,
aud Erasmus d. Garnsy. hundred and hsfn t.et
three Inches corh-e.stsry along the said Erasmus
D. Garney laud thirtythree feet nine inches 70 the sd
OF John H. DGSsnbury thence along e sao 1onu o. "a O
scnburvs land nneyfour feet south easery 10 the d
Blonmingdse road and thcrcs along The said Blooming
dale ruad place beginning being part OF the land
conveyed Tie SAID Dard : Btogn by Francis Child and
wife by deed bearing aic the 18th OF tugps leSi aud
recorded in The Office the Register 10 L'ber SIT OF Co.'s
moe SEQ which land hereby conveyed Is also known, on
map hs land OF David browaln the Twelfth md,o,
nse by Samuel 5. Doughty acting surveyor, dated tns
2 day OF December. 1854 part OF numbers ioureen
neen, seventeen ard sIgheeo and me whole OF
nurh.ys tweny-one nn
together vita nlif oi the strcet Opposite =. dao con-
isuocs 10 the saiI lot number twenty three which MAJ
on ME the office OF the Register alores3u. Also an
los. nve lots pieces parcels OF land situate yns anu
being in Twelfth Ward OF the CIiy OF Ne" so on tis
uoftherly side Forysl2iA street between 'ne sSSsn
and EIGHTH Avenues bounded ,ouhely IN front by Forty
fxth stree. aforesaid; westerly by land nov or late the
rnsrv of Nsry Cbis and north easterly by land no"
e pps se the properly oi Mary cbs be said five ots 70.
g,lhtr forming triangle, ar being IN front on
rset ONE hundred ,nd IL leet i've Inches The west side
iry.>Ix feet and oL n9rthe side one henoFed ana
tyenty-one iret inches and known and d'tnsueed
on nIap OF land belonging The estate o. 1 ftsltneF
~ ceased made b. ". & Doughty City Surveyor, dated
aDri 9Th 1885, and ii ed III The Office OF the Register 81 ne
CITY and Courty OF NewYotk. by the numbers lS VhF
tsen H. our,een) l5 (attsenl G ('lrecnl II, syeptee
and also all tts norbery tat part OF Fortys1th sue,
aforesaid adjoining the said lols AND when on Ihe SS
map distinguished the letters l. X l.. NJ n y and T.
SSw-York October -. 1872.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master IN Charcery
JANE, HUMPHREY. Solicitor. OILS -nwino
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
TARPETiNGS. Floor Cloths. &c. &c

a 'ARPE.IlNGS, Floor Cloths, DC. NC.
" w. W. CHESTER, & Co. hlvc been adding To their
stock of Fresh Goods v all the packets from Liver
POOL, and several from London and Bristol Sixteen bale,
by the Sheffield and Europ- were omitted by accident
design in the reported list Of ConsgneeS, but have
heess come punctuai!y 10 hand and their assortment
comprises great variety of and fashionable patterns
of rich WILTONS BRUSSELS, THREE PLY IN
GRAIN and VENIriANS, selected with great
the English manufactures III July and August and
offered for sale prices graduated The times. o2g 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
STATE OF NEWYORK, $. SIN


CharceryBeioe the " Chancellor OF the lst Circuit.
James EyaEs Martin :. FiemingMastcrs Salc--iu
pursuance OF decree OF the Court OF Chanctry OF The
State OF NewYofk vii! bc sold al public auction, naGer
The direction at tho undersigned, one OF he Masters o %
Court. IL the Merchants Exchange IN The City o New
fsyk, by Aba KubaI, Auclioneer, on The tw,iycgh,h
day October instant, u o'clock nosn, OF that day,
all those certain Lots oi Land conveyed - said Fleming y
Christians Fleming, by her Deed on The 2ith day OF D e.
cruiher last sIlosIc tho D III street. and sfd
ayeDu-. sad city and founded As io!eTs.Au t'osF
cer.in Lts Of GrDuad, situate 10 tie T~ eth "erA m the
Gy Of Se9.York psTT of ar: or triangle oi Land DE-
Yised by the Lax and re.u1Tl~nt ol Martin Smith, 70
ie sald Csflst!ana FsID, commencing az ibc point o
aparc.lon fof.,ei ~ l..s with The c;t Harlem
sat nd comprising TIE major PORTION oI three b9css o
ground cp.Jraced betyeen and 42 sd and Al streets
r stid Los beginning poln, The westerly side o
~ itr hy.EDc = Liz feet sorii OF 43d street. and rua
ninglbegec DO;;hcry along the ID avenue hC II IL thence
westerly and pars,l win 43d street 10 the Harlem road
Ienrs south westerly aiou. The Harlem road about y
eet less ground conveyed 10 Ralph Lock wond
thence easterlY along i0ckwoods GROUND to point one
hundred from The III rd avenue thence southery along
The easerIy line OF Lockwood's lot 25 3lah icct and
thence castcrIy 100 feet 10 ihe place OF beginning
Dated New York, Oct. ), 1912.
K. C. WHEELER Master in Chancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

IN CHANCE.RY-Before the Vice Chan
celilr.-Tbe President, Directors y Company OF the
Peoples Bans OF Patterson Moses Tucker Admnis'r''
tor &C OF JOHN {. fucker, deceased, e, al
In pursuance of decrelal order this Court made IN
,hs above entitled Cause VIII lie sold ct public auction IN
ri by John J. syif, Anc;ioneer at the Merchants E1
hahg- IN the city OF NewYork the lsh day OF Novef-
her next y uccck ot that day, all those three c-
tain contiguous lots pieces or parcels land known aRd
distinguished t6 t7l and ~ eight Oh
map u properly the Twelfth Ward of the City o. Rev
York belonging 10 the estate Thomns Eurng deceased
mad. Edward Doughty, City Surveyor dated january
S. 1885, hled the office of the Register s aud tor the
CIV nd County oS York. bOuudei and containing to-
geher as follows, wiz; Northerly in front by Sixteenth
street seventy five s0nthery serentysx feet and one
eigh OF an inch by ground partly o Jesse wes and partly
oi Daniel W kssar the party OF TIC second part 10 The
said mortgage, westerly y lot No 9) nine a> on said map
;rnetywo feet inches aud one Quarter OF an inch.
c=Seriv eiay.ihrcc inches ad tree tonrts OF
an inch Ivy lot No (5 five said map. New,Yors Oct.
=, isil. MlLLlaH W. ChMpb nLL,
r 5oo,,rrr So-iio- o28 2awtHl1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
"a FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-Th

1e.,...s3 4 = IU AI-fLI1 VIh L V LLlDI -
subscriber offer. bis Mansion House and Grousl.
years The property consists OF good sized noo
butt house, finished in the neate>t ranner WITH nsI ~
niantles &c and good dry cellar with kitchen ana
large hlterins cistern with pumps in each geed
outhouses all nearly new and in complete repair
ground consists Of about cnclo.ed uilh
fences and laid out in frui yard, garden, &c. ~en n
with the choicest fruit from Princes and other
esient bearing grape vines, Towering and other 10
sired. The premises are beautifully situated on b.
slope, with the delightful prospect oi staten la 70
Sound, and adjacent country. The coronunGlas,.
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company ruans
times day to and from the city; aad the pas ss ss
made by the New Jersey Railroad four or hse na,lc
day. Possession given Immediately. Fer ibE!Eo;
lars enquire at No. 23s Pearl street. be HW0oD
sg3 eod,f THOMAS X. noSS1S-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
H ARGE BREAD! LARGE BREAD

n INEtNTI UNTIbI7. 1Il1tVIT1 bIt TI1tU
-HA The subscriber respectfully informs his customers
and The public that he is baking Large Bread of
nerior quality 10 suit The tmc made OF the best brands o
hour the market afford The weight will bc, on and
after Monday The 9th. follows the shilling weighing,
when baked u ounces a lbs the sixpenny 50 ounces
mixture, but purely the he.t our also large assortment.
of CAKES superior in quality TO any baked IN the citv
mened for families tie shortest Bolce. Dried Rusk and
Cuke' pu, up in tic best manner for shipping.
JOHN SNECKNER, 2l0 bowery,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
4 MERfCAN NLOCkS-The subscribers

a HfLhi iS('1f IASONC-- uc SuuStllDCic .
L n having consulted with be manufacturers, have de-
termincd make such reduction prices The cxgency
nj the times demand. and they invite The attenlloa OF Bud-
and ethers in want, their cnsipele assortment o.
American Locks, Laches, Sc also Jmes's Gark>
Patent Butts, Shutter Hinges door Locks Bolts &c
Cut and Wrought Nsis bes G. Horse Nails and Hardware
generally Orders from the country should the thick
of doors and whether they open to The right hluti
lelt on entering.
Coopcrs Glue Of all The different qualities. bv the barrel
or pound VAN BLARCOM & CHAMPL1N,
Pea Il-strp BPpk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
stnte of New.Yori. sEcseTARY,s orFIcf. /

ALBANY, September 7, 1892. 5
To the SaerlG Of tbs City and County Of Nerv- York
Sir: Notice IS hereby given that the next general
Election 10 he held on lie Tuesday Succeeding the first
aiondar IN November n'xa Representative in The 2Sth
Congress OF The United States is TO be elected ior The Third
Congressional District composed OF The First, Second.
Third Fourth and Filth Wards OF the Cty and County ui
NewYork;
Also Representa;ive in tie said 2Sth Congress the
Fourth Congressional District, composed of the Sixth.
enlt, Tenth and Thirteenth Wards of the said City AID
Coprty;
A!;o Representative in the sad 2s! Congress for the
Fh Congressional District, composed Of The Eighth,
Noth and Fourteenth Wards Of the said City and Comfy
aud
Also Representative in the said 28lh Congress Tor Tie
Si1tt Congressional District, composed OF The Eleventh,
Twelfth, Fifteenth Sixteenth ard Seventeenth Wards of
The said City and County Of New-York
Yours respectfully, s.i0UNG Secretary OF State.
SHERIfs's OFFICE,
Nsv-Ycrk, September 1872
The above ipubied pus1antto The notice Of the
tsry al State aud he requirements Of tho soc
case made I'D provided. MOHHOUTH e. RART,
sheriff OF the City ard County ol New-Yorb.
All The public newspapers the County viii publish the
above once IN each week Until the Election
See Reused Statutes, vol i, chap 6ih tltle5 article
d, part lst, page 40. oil lnwtE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
N OTIS STONES.-We invite the at

o. Nor's Stoves The fist premium has again been
awarded iRem The bes; heat Stoves Halls Churches
Pubic Buildings &c al the ldJ fair OF the American ld
They have FOR stood unrvsisd regards their
utility aud economy and ;e decision OF the Judges, well
rs the increasing dedand :cr the article il confirmation
OF tsir superiority at the present other
Stove before the public Our patterns rich and varied
commanding the admiration OF all observers Our style for
private houses the ball we'll
useful appendage. An entire house any be thor
oughiy warmed by single Stove without recourse al all
the parIor crates during the winter.
we have also been able 10 complete fev Of SHEFAScs
PATENT REvEHBERATERs, for p7rcrs with which TIE pub
c be served without delay TLis Stose has also
aseD The fret prem rn OF the American Iosiute tie
hest Stove Ior parior. and offices exhibited rhe Fair al
though the competition greater than previous
ocsason Their construction extremely simple, aDd their
efficiency and economy uGdenable We have only 10 ask
the attention e those purchasing Stoves lhem and
confident that they will be pleased. SHEPARD * CO
oEa i'm Notts Stove Warehouse. 2i2 Wat.r.si.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

NRUMS.-ihc economy OF using Drums
in PaJors and Halls is well known The subscribers
eder 10 hc public The greatest variety and The n' hranh
article In The city Sizes stumble for all locations are
exhibition In The Drum.room OF our establishment iuc
Increasing sales show that this article most excel
icGt purpose We ask those who study economy and IN
want 10 give cali, ibevmust b" pleased
among great variety. SHsPA!iO co.
IN Nn,tiS TOY Warpb pbn,,sc Wal 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

JACOB HAYS, High Constable
Benz. Hays, BE Tompkns, John Dunshee,
A. n C.. Smith, r. w. Bswyer James H. WEIGH
Gilbert T. Hays, J. G. Stanton, John Davis,
2. B. Walker, Samuel Tappen, James L. Smith.
james McGrath r. +. Smith, Isaac Cockeiair
SAM. Loan'berry, William Stokely, John II Low,
Jacob Colvin. John NJ. Lester, Munson Clark
EgoeTt y. Sweet, A, T.. Baker, Henry 0rinker,
J. w. Wheeler, Win II. Stephens g. H. Kellinser
W: b. Barber. Malachi Fallon, John McKibbon,
John Relyea john A Spencer-sS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

POLICE oFrrcERs.-The Mayer has made the
following appointments of Police Officers to the
Lower Police Office in Cen,re-s,reet:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

D BRITANNIA TEA SETS. &c.-We
i , have just received bv packet ship Oxford, sup
ply OF Sheffield Britannia Grns Coffee Pu and Tea Sets,
which offered o sale utod prices, although by Use new
tariff the duties are increased
AS trcspects our custom house duties and the duties
customers the first have already been paid in cash.
the latter II erdeavor discharge III daily install
mcns Of polItcnes> and attention.
A complete as>ortmcn. ot domestic Britannia Ware and
German Silver Goods, Tor sale Wholesale and retail by
bOiRDMAN HART.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
ITO AGRICULTURIsTs.-The pub

ilslcrs OF The Anercnu agricui.prist would respect
uly solicit the neaiu OF Farmers and others engaged III
Agricultural pursuits, To the oyerioruoDed work
The following e- OF The mary isvosab!e notices
which liiS tsoFk has received:
:.The ericui,arfs appears ic he edited with aind
o a5ily practical knowledge that must place among
the foremost rack with similar periodicals IN our country
WAYNE County RecoTs- Indiana
From the known ability otbe edots wc harc no doub
will prove useful paper and worthy tue patron
age the agrIcuiurist. We hail the appearance OF this
Journal another evidence OF the interest which MANI
tested in The subject oi Agriculture
ICenral Farmer, Rone New Z ork.
From careful perus9 the contents of The Aucrlcan
agruurs hesitate not to ~. it BIDS tar 10 become
y5iI3his acquisition ~ any farmer who does not al
ready much acquire further knowledge ~ his
avocatioG.n The JsasrSoulan. Mansfield, Ono.
TIE above work is published monthly teach number 20
contain 81 pages royal octavo) the low OF s. per
apnun. SaXTuN i NILES. Publishers
ms Broadway.
) x NJ. have constantly band all the popular works
O Ayr cul; ~ frsh hranr eli
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
CPOOR'S celebrated PATENT coal


~ STOVES designed for Stores, Offices Halls and Par
l)Js-lhese stoves are acknowledged by all who have
used them superseLe any other kind offered 10 the
public They can now be had at greal,y reduced prices
uEerd less ttan former yowing 10 the depressed state
o the tmcs Those wishing 20 purchase Stoves !0r III"
selves G5 ChataiG-see being hr only place wherc
they be obtained in this city. ~ g. Spnor's Stoves
rcpaTed. BENJAMIN ARMSTRONG.
Ncw-Yorl, October g. 1872 oil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

N d > EFUUUJUUNENE , q ' Z.
: I The subscribers offer this Premium Wood Cookn:
the public and request the attention OF those pu
chasing IL article OF worth. OF which have abun-
dani testimonials. They stand highest in the The market
Cockrg Sto"e for weed. All the utensils necessary in
culinary purposes attached them. They are ac-
knowedEed tc b. The best article for cooking with hc
ccption OF open e. Tae TOR baking and roasting
equal for these purposes 10 brick II viii be Tor
the advantage OF those superior article give
US a call SHEPARD / co,
o29 lm Motifs Stove Warehouse I.2 Water-stIce
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
DREAD, BREAD, BREAn.-5 lbs 70

~ one shilling. = or sixpence 325 Bowery the first
tbnt made II SO large Keep II gong. Al thai Try
satisfied. 80 hCu and do likewise Dc forget S25 Bow
cry coner OF SecoadStreet. aud Mrs Fchcs, corner
Walker and Eilzabeth streets. rsgSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

e. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
- Situated in Southport about three miles from be W
Creek containing 23 Of aEh, considerable pa'.a
which is under excellent Improvement. There az
irn Houses and two Orchards the Farm, and bal-
Sheds, &c. and could be very easily divided into ~
paris 1t considered TO be of the best Farms 10 y
nciehborOod, and will be sold IN reasonable terms .
Inquire OF A. LAMB. No. 396 Fourti-street, of I"
Oln liz A. kONkI,E. VILLAGE of Euflrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

-. RiVington street. and numbered 80 and II on sac
sirrrt-each lot IS feet in width by 100 ia length
Also lots the Northery SIDE CT list street, disteHW
feet, Eas,erly from the 9Th avenue. ,e
Appiy 10 g. CLARK, ESQ. 1856 Water street J ~
SHINE, ga Mulberry St or to the subscriber ey na
Far Rnckaway, Long Island.
o2D I'm j. L. NORlON, Jf.'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
nd MILLS FOR SALE.--A stone four

Ig...7fs4 OL I~lALIL ~
Lug story Flooring Grist MIL so by 90 feet win
fIaser Mill and Corn Kiln attached on permanent
Of water, within years, situate in fertile
limestone country within so miles OF NewYork, and has
ing daily communication and winter VIII bc
sold at bargain il applied or within months. wo'
thirds OF the money may remain mortgage at per cef
Application for terms and particular descrlpes
Of he property may be made 10 Messr 4. W. DUNHAa
u SON South. ST. o9 2aw Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

AA FOR SALE-1, 100 acres of land SIT
iH uated Fairfax county, Va y mites from The three
OF the District Of Columbia, Washington aeIandn
and Georgetowp) with good turnpike road rusnng
through The same; about equally divided and naasl
rent to three The price is limited al 81 per acre
For further par iculars enquire Of
90 2a&3@. JAMESON 4 SANFORD. lA SOuth..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

R FOR .SALE-A Farm in New hO-
-. chele, Westches;er County midway between Wlas
Pla- and New Rochelle, formerly ownes by David BOZ.
nett containing lE0 acres all arabic land, excepting abo
wood. The farm has been laid ont Ia eonvss
lots and n high slate Of cultivation. Terms OF .aS
will he made easy for the purchaser. Apply 10
n25 In j ADEIANCE. 56 John 81 H. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
!, s-..e amoRNING LINE FOR an.
= tsa. RPE0PLE'S LINE. FOR AL
BANY and Intermediate placss-fsou u,

The steamer NORTH AMERICA. Capt, M. H. Tru..
d.i will csye us above T. ~ on TUESDAY and Fray
The CoLuHSlh. Gapt T. p. Ne9oerrY, viii ltave =;
above at ) P. n. on Morday. Thursday and Sunday.
Fer passage freight. sppiy 10 T. q. Scaa, sltps o,s
on tbs wharf, or On board.
n. g. All kinds OF property takes MY at the risk OF o.,
,b.,eD
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

SYDNEY C0AL.-Ihe cargo OF bark
~ Orando is dscha, gin and for sale in lo,s sui
purchasers, by WARD l. BROWNE.
o2O III Washington corner Laigh, street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

Your friend and obedient servant,
H. CLAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
THE CLAY BALL.

The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, thus
describes the Ball given to Mr.. Clay previous 10
his departure from Washngton:
The ball TO Mr.. Clay was magnificen, beg ond
description Notwithstanding unexpected show
or, the saloon crowded by throng of states
men, foreign ministers, and ladies OF surprising
beauty. Nearly ovcry Wig me mber Of Congress
was there. Lord a shburiun and suite also
in attendance. Tho main entrance was orna
mented with orange branches with ,he rich fruit
hanging upon them. The room was SO brilliant
W Illuminated that il was bright day. As Mr..
Clay walked about, receiving the bows OF gen
ilemen and the loving looks of the ladies', lie APP
peared like Themistocles Of old, who, such an
other occasion. declared sit was the happest day
Of his life. , The dancing en-, off with great spi-
rii, and it appeared as If the ladies were ma
nv Cinderelias, 18th steam. instead Of glass sip-
pers. A great many OF the fair had their
lovely heads most superbly ornamen.cd with fea-
Tiers, and in! their hands they held bouquets OF
beautiful flowers. About fifty gentlemen came
on from your city for the purpose Of attending the
ball. 1t happy scene, aDd in con,empa,-
ing the galaxy Of beauty, they flew along u
man could scarcely tell whether he was standing
on his Ia ad his heels As The no, list saw the
readers inag ina,iou mus, fill up the picture. In
tho supper room there was splendid entcrtain-
ment, aud a large bus, of Mr.. Clay was placed
in the centre of the table.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
iIGTNT ELElTiON.

GIVE are auihotizedto announce ISAAC y
LESiI, at llagerstaWu. candidate Tor u seal
the House OF Representatives, OF The mex
Legislature OF this State
0sJ-We are reGu. sfed to announce SAMUEL
DELONG as a candidate for Sheriff al The neat
AUGUST election.
0@5-We authorized to announce DAVID
DENWiDDiE, Il s a candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
WIDuP, as ii candidate for Sheriff
frr We are authorized TO announce DAVID
MOORE. as candidate for Sheriff.
fI5-We auih orised TO announce LEVI 4.
ROTiiENEI as IA candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are authorized TO announce JESSE
MEEK as q candidate for Sheriff
GrrWe requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. of Cambridge Guy, as u candidate
for Sheriff Of Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Cumtrecs' Hoarhound Candy.

LNOR consumption coughs. colds, Asthmas difficulty OF
breathing pain the side breast splitting of blood
palpatoa OF heart. oppression and soreness of the
CHEST, whoovng cough. all of chest lungs
and EeF More corsImpt.ve patients date beginning
of their disorder colds. from al other
causes. hey affect desp-e colds. hence /,
such nIubcrs destroyed; Ike enemy aeaized
they gather strength from deaY til, a. eugth they become
ncIrabe very agreeable and ecaclous remedy for the
above diseases be found il Cnnees CHARMED: foa--
hound andy; for sale in Richmond, BY Reed Brother
and ID. p Holloway.
RICHMOND, April IT, loi2. I5tl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
NVARTIN VAN BUREN.--of late years it was

q ARTlN VAN BUREN.--Of late years It was
4 generally remarked that Martin Van Buren, al
placid. gentle, and good natuTed. Triumph never
excited defeat depressed him. but he always seemed per-
fecty his and when the Presidential election Went
n him @ took n n as a morning. In
nothing could rule him Now- gentle reader, the
of this was, that he constant patron OF PE
IEH'S PILLS, which have such marvellous effect III
harmon the that who taxes them can
blood. influenced by passion,
despair evils flesh Unprotected by
Peters Pil!-) Indeed If administered
cient doses estimated that they would make tiger
the time strong lion and gentle lamb
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond AprIl 18th 1912.