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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
e:g FROM 5 10 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

~ tRONl 70 lu.OUU lbs. OF reSti Nar-
-. DEN SEED. in NIL the choicest species and vare-
tr> or sale, V quantities 10 suit purchasers nj nkDHe
MANS permanent establishments OF Elghrcnth.st
and Broadway. Also The Young Gardeners ASSISTANT
containing oI hi> - wears pacuceln ~ wy ork.
A. iii, work la, lnuores bN the award o Gold Me-
,,al from AMERICAN Institute, which, vIt- the Ne~Sork
Agricultural Society, have also awarded several copies
Of Premium, Tor superior .gciter> Garden Products,
farther comment deemed nnlrce>sarv mo tmN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
REAL EST ATE

"a TO LIE 1.-Two fine Lofts to Ter cheap
- N store So waer->; Inquire the occupant p
- TO LET.-rhe three story House
III GRl%NELL. MiNTt.RN X co IS South street..
kA DRUG STORE FOR SALE. vlth
- FNtures. &c Possession gwen Immediately ,p
f-tssa; - CAIi-tle-st fist
~ TO Lt.T-I'he upper part of Il gen
f,yo story brick ,ni aau,- Win tire, rooms
ree be rooms and privilege in l' cellar alure on
Tie .ren'se,. Sc Delaney taa5vw, NM
ITO LET.-An elegantly Furnished
u >.ary HORSE No.7s Eleventh = Ii j,>rsb,.
Wi b. r., unidrljshed Possession l,t April; Willie l
reasonable. mil 81,
&1a TO LET. for sale or eXchange-Ihe
tsse On he norflwg,; corner Q: Firth Ayenaa, 5,i-
street. ippy=a 200 Grrenwictl>;rect. m5u
"a To LET-Thc two-story Brick
- House No S. Marke;->,rec,. with TIE rear onildn@
t H. '' ,;RINSELL. MlNTtKS 4 co.'s sou,ht
"a TO BOOKBiNDERS, Pocket-Book
Makers, Ne,-LoFrS TO LtT-'rwo Loil>, .
;esf square TO crap Toa Bonkinder the would
I "a ] nMorA Ap2y 9G,S R, sY g Williams,
~ TO LET-The lower part of house
No. Colnmbiareet. back basement parlor
ioor marble uantl, aud ROOMS IN the
ae5Io' good tenant, Y VIII letlow Apply, on he
premises. NIL ST.
~. TO LET from the first rav of next
IL NIay three ours the fourth story otlhc Frank
I Funding. Ann and Na>sau.trv,, suitable for
printing office, orotter mechanical business Inquire OF
JAMES CONNER. in the building. mllt
~ TO I.ET--The elegant three story
IL brick house TIE north OF 9Th street.-the fist
VS. u tic l., avenue Also thu beautiful moderntwo
,2iS io '' '''s ''o'' J t5s' B. SoNE> % wal street
IA To LET.-A gentcel 2-story frame
.ll. wIln.IIouse lGH lTigl>t. Brooklyn containing
is
Sands. corner OF Nam>st., BrpokIvn. rS Wv
IN TO LET part of the houscl7 f'orsyth
la street 10 a small family without Children consisting
81 >'ting room and bedroom on hr second story bed
T Room ' c ; aG ' wani Nrp on r rci,, n,t
I'D TO LE.T-for one or more years,
iour story and basement brick workshop, . by .
Ior Nell=gh;ed al round, No II Colun1Ia-sree near
G-ani. Reut 500 Apply 10 C.. Price, No 10 Coium
bia-,t fl-
~ TO LET.-Several Workshops in
The large building Nos > t. and Little Green 81
suitable for jewelers., SrersmitS, Turner's. BookhInlcr>,
Sc. Rents modera,e. b, PALMER
no lwy No. 6 Cortiandt It, IN tl. rear
IN To Wheelwrights and BlackSmiths.
The Subscriber will rebuild the old stand on the Isl
uac. L. /. Also, rent three stores, with dwellings ad
joining Rent low. AppIy,,,o n,,,,o>. ,..,.
2z7 To LET-The two-story and attic
81 dwelling houses No G6 and 81 FIRST A.ennr, be-
square and Marks Church Nlurphy's line o stage, run
by the Rent $3.50 lnqnirs At y FIR, hsenns or
lnl2 II f. TOWNSEND, ZIG Bowery,
- TO LET-'Ten acres of Land atthe
iiYe.n.ilt stone the Blooning'lalt Road. upor
may bc converted into dwelling tor farmer or gard
as 'a &. 5 f9'TE2 G chkY ae nearly G
r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
- RROOKLYN PROPERTY for Sale.

That desirable plot OF ground corner OF Sands and
IiIn,-tr4t being IS front Sancs-s. and running
fi,rougl, 200 feet to Prospectt II j. *iin5 n!aua
ga II nj Inc Fulton and Caiharine Ferries, and >rr-
passed IN beauty location by any the sty There s
nov on The! premise. large, comfortable dwelling IA
rorable opportunity Is offered 10 builders or ~
ma remain on bond and mortgage. For further
r., aln. John c. Mallory. 81 Peari-st y y - I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14

DROW-Ns x cos. one price Hat Store,
- Wholesale -at Retail, 10 Chatham square cornr'
ny Are conbnli 10 adora The head. The propretors have
1t pleasure to cNrr addi,ionto their roeeny''n
ss9ed short mapped Hat ucN STYLE tGe Jihatoho' ben
"f which closely resembles that. Of al 0t> 'At n'o>
soSy and beautiful tia, la. difference not easily per
yetepce 81 We strictly adhere 10 The one pFiGr cash
a which enable, turnist! very superior i,, 'o
Wy prlce chnrorll III. ltll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14

The SEgirs=,ipiributes all iIARMoSrEs,'
. - Ar-TRAcIloSs.arcs proportional! To DESTIHtEs.
s. at UNIVERSAL ANALOGY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
/. OST=On The HIooning1lalc Roa.I. be-
LEW INRDW ARE. Cutlery, Guns. &c.

NrEW liNRDW lRE.. Cutlery, Guns. NC.
= TIE subscriber. Importer o. English and German
Hardware now receSiu" fresh as>oTljrcnO: all the.
cl> in tits line oil business and be dealers that
examination they WI! md i'> stock very complete ana
nlflncnt OF this alone lie rclr inra portion OF
their business, aud requests The avoi OF call previous 10
making their purchases.
A aIl assortment OF .JAnEs'sn celebrated wood>crews
As,n, Tor ana dealer in Domestic Hardware Goods
Coo.s for ale 10 The Trade by Tie package, most Eber-
al tiscouu; allowed Tor cash. 49, EDWIN Hunt
ms SIN. IA or n join ~. between William :; Gold SIS Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14

The third axiolniS represented by mathematics
-yinbol=.in: Of being expressed in words.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
-E1O PARENTS aud Guardians.-ln or

der 10 .uit the convenience students, wHo are 9TH
er,vi>t occupied IIt,u@hh- dry, The undersigned "" m
f1tlro ,i-vot. the hours Al TO ie Instruction
oi \ few Young cntenrn with ci-r.uc' To we duti> -
m, cir.h The object render them tamihr Win IN
nature OF accounts and -nl:tl- them TO idNFaoe rcp
'soi 20, 80; - w - THOMAS JONES. Accountant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
T EONARn. REED y BARTON, OF

z 4 Tauaoa M,s CONTINUE 10 aa,tulctarc every yari-
eyo britannia Metal Ware which Hey NIL Nva:rit equal
u1; lperinr 10 ANY imported. They have great vari-
~ ae patterns, consisting ol rta Sets, Tea 9nd GoiG
ms Castor Frames and Ca>tor>. Communion tahh4iuS
Plates, Cups Bowls Coffin Plates bumps &c WHICH
lty will furnish L. order short uouca Sefics eau ec
Ven and orders received, yi h..r oly agent u. tis CITY
\',,n NI'rllt.Itt IL, lr. liz .lOlii!-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14

NO r K so LE, w 4 LII I.OVI
~ AND DRESS BooTsTS ' o hr 6d n.sAs sra
~ rb .al.-.kn, ami 10 the latest style, and at
-ry reasonable prices Gentlemen who have BEEN II.
~ e<,e, 10 call and be convinced ia ms prcGs are
ro ten 10 twenty per Ct below other .ore ~ te neishr
o Tor zach customer, there IS no difcuy Ii getting
saptsou,e ySt easy tit
iaf.st s,vs Al prices varying from TWO SIX Dot
A.. per pax. Oyerstoe Ii.Soots, in-PumEa, Sip
,14-s Gc &c. at equally ow price,
JOHN l. WATKINS, ia Fplton-strert,
;r,r between Nassau and Ouch~,reets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14

NATANTf.D-American and coorcd Ser
w wants with GOOD references AT No. i79 Broad,
way and 5a }owcy. Also young .ienlor all situations.
Houses and apartments let il6 #
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
~ TO LET part Of the house l72 Forsyth

~ TO LET.--Several Workshops in
i'll the large building Nos , t. and Little Green 81
,Ntltc for jewelers., Siyersmitls Turner's =Bookmcr>,
SC Rents moderate g. PALMER.
mo lwy No. 6 Cortland It, in the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
BvRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN

a. y =
FANCY GOODS. very low tor casi-.i complete
.,orn,eut Combs BrU,ie., PertUnery joseph 6Iiotps
md other ~r. P-n- Cutlery, Hook and Ewes Pins, Me-
lies, Accorlion, Pncke,-l;ook, SILK and Leather PURSES
ead, and cal BAGS and Purses, SprcracI> &C. ,"grher
vii, = p,n rad assortment all articles if above lin. OF
business Cou,lry merchants are respectfully n'led 10
all when v,tlnp IT, ctv and examine h- sock It
i,-lieve,! that anu utl offered al
c. RI. DA2LiNG'S,
NJ 7 1 ...,-, ,Fy.ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
CREENIVICH POTTERY, POI Eigh

'RtiEN WIN ~ 1Fh1 LOl #E'iSl
trrntl-.ireei between Ninth and Tenth avrnues-As
his >tali.nent only o The Kind IN tin. city, AID
- largest in The a,r the subscriber respectfully informs
he public rlat M manufactures and oilers for ale The
most reasonable terms, The following articles VIZ
Sose Ware Earitfrn Ware, Portahr FURNACES, Flower
POT Firp-,rick Green House Il Stove Tubes, &c. &c.
~ p-Chemical and Druggist Ware IT, order. All orders
rh-nu III the Tost-Otfce viii be puactnaly -1rcnrii
re ;w WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
I'd VALUABLE FARM, In New

i town l. f. Tor sale or 10 LEI, containing about sixty
,rr-. having an extensive water Cont on ttr r.as
river and Bo,vtrv Bay, abort three miles from Har,i
Cow and -ay adjoining III. residence OF j. L. itseF ESQ
on ~ premises i, a good dwelling house with Kitchen n
-achec barn ead carriage honse good bearing afp'
,iarf; gear aI! plum r-- &c part OF ta- purcils'
go- NAV r.;.a secured BY bond and mortgage p
o, 70 PHYFE BROTHER,
iiIs I'm No. - Maiden lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14

DOATS-400 iFater-slrcet, four doors
1 , east of Catherine Market-CROLIuSS Premium
Boat E,tablsin.en-Three D p!ons and two SILVER Me
,al, awarded al the FAIRS o; the American and Mechanics
Institute, tor the best Boat
BARGE, Race, Club, Gondoa, Lie, Fishing Cunning,
Yaw Gig Surf Sail and Pleasure Bo tts, OF every ',cHP
Ton. Recommended by the Amateur Boat CLUB Association
Of New York. ~, 49,
Wave Gazelle Victoria Atlantic. W. rnna, &c 90, 's
OF P.ekski, Washing OF Pom. PSI ~ -,
Louisville. &c. ----,-'"-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
THREE DOLLAR ll.tTS-'rhree Dol


lAitiIArS-Ju>, finished the >plcf,,'id article
r5 oasrcd puhic. Elegant ,loi MolesNn ia'> Al
%" price OF also article AZ - ~ e'lH' Il! "u
- - au- iu>tgc 20 ;hr>, commonly sold AZ vi
=4t lut - EROW " Practical Halter. 10 CInat.>l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
"a FOR SALE.-Exchange or to Let
ia FOR SALE or LEASE, Washing

ton H. all Harlem, foronr more years ihn' ie,aD
I1fr now occupied By As.rew Home, si;unird on mr.
,y-r The premises consist o large double iocse t"c
,ro and altic 1Ial house III the ear Ice house ahe I
x,nrr stables and Ste-t containing IL all about est' ol
grounds: we'll calculated Tor country ana clly cu
~ PRINCIPAL Avenue ana about seven Ilr. from th
or, Hall ADoly IN william V Brady, 81 Wiiiarst- JZlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-14
CRYING INSrlTUTF.-An English and

1 Classical Boarding School for Young .cutIeucu al
'rarrvtoWu. We>tch->ttr County. y. Y.
The Term Of TN, Institution " III cnnienee o.
formation can he. had AZ tn bookstore 81 "n. Chlman
a1t5 Broadwav Oft. J. Crowcn 65S Broadway or Il *
:. Eaynnr, - Bowerv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

sBuifalo Nicholas" has been perpetTating some touching
line. to Mis- What's her-name. Here they are, 'withou,
note or COMMENT lSoHte paper.
And art thou here How wildly beats my heart!
Again thou shinest, my unalouded star;
And fate, which once, remorseless, babe US part,
Brings hope, JOY, t nnsport--Pray, dear. how's your ma
Still dost thou love mef Are those feelings warm
As in the sunny days when first We met?
Has gentle love survived the wrecking storm,
That all our fat into the fire upset!
Fondl, / loved thee, then-as fondly now!
Mar not my bliss by one distracting doubi;
List to my tale Of love, my whispered vow!
Say, dearest--"Does your mother know you're out,"
I've thought upon thee in my dreamy hours!
The songs we loved, how often have l sung
Love cheers the darkest day that ever lowers
Hope ever whispers-"Go it while you're young!'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
r o r + II Y.
An Appeal to the Rich.

Alas. foI the poor man, stern winter ia come,
Cold, cold, blow. the wind round his comfortiess home;
HIS children are shivefing, no Ere on the hearth,
No warm bed 10 lie in,--his bed is tho earth,
Or n pale, Of straw, or a hemp Of old clothes
is oil he can muster, alas, for his woes:-
His cupboard is mpty, or liltle is there
His children are ~famished. his wife III despair
Starvation and death stare them all in the face;-
Then pity, ye rich men, oh pity their case.
To the hearts Of the ladies | need not appeal,
For the woes OF the poor man they surely can feel;
Theie bosotns are soft, they are tender and true,
No, no. my dear Ladies, | appeal not to you
But We men, who in riches and comfort abound,
Who have clothing and food, who nave houses and ground
Think, think on the poor man, as shivering he goes;
And give Joy to his bosom. oh! pity his toes
Yes, give freely. give freely. remember the word
lie that gives to The poor man but lends to the Lord.
W.P. 5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
Nj T. ID | GIN T. s.
Paints. Oils. Dive Stuffs. &c. sc.

INIIE Subscribers grateful for former patronage, bee
leave to inform taeir friends and the public generally.
that we still continue to keep a good assortment OF articles
in our line. which We now propose 70 sell At PRICES RE-
DICED 10 the present standing OF tajnE=- Having made
an addition to or former stock. recently on faFoFaole
terms, we aatter ourselves that We can do n well by you A.
any other establishment III the West Among ous assaTt-
nent NAV be found the usual variety OF choice and genuine
articles. particularly Medicines. Mines. and >PiTIts.--a
natter essential to the invalid. As we hive ever made II
oIr nartirular study to procure good articIes.we feel 4 con-
hdcnce in Recommending. them, ana VIII positively sci
much lorsr for Cash. than has before been offered IN th's
Mace. Persons wishing II purchase. At trtoissIte or retail.
" IN give u a call and see what can be donei--us are IN
nant Of money.
on HAND considerable quantity OF Salts. 9IInRe,
porahia. Cream Tartar. TartsrIc Acid, Super. carh- Soda.
Sal Eratus, Camphor. Rhuoarh. Jalsp, Mustard. Ma<ne,
si,. Castor Oil, Al Pepper, BaberTy. Gum NFffh. Alcohol
Ti,see9 Oh, -. Turpentiue. Tobacco, and every 4escrip-
lion Of Spanish an half,Spanish Cigars, Al unusually low
r,;es-at the old stand of
"' IRWIN REED 4 BROTHER.
Richmond, December Isl, l>4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

Terms of Acknowledgements DOLLAR per square foI
three insertions, and TwENTY-EIvE CENTS for each ad-
ditIonal in=ertion-TEN LINES, or the space occupied hy
30 ems. IS counted Il square, nothing counted less ;han 4
square: all over a square. aud less than n square and n
half to bc counted 4 square Ga3 q haH.-Ps square for
three months, THREE DoLLAEs; for SIX months SIX DoL-
LARS, or len Dollars per annun tvosIuarcs FIFTEEN
Dollars AND FIFTY CENTS per annlm; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annum- Merchants, Druggists,
and others. advertising by the year, viii bc charged for a
column of 1000 ms, 5000 per anaum; for tlrce-iolTtAs
of a column. S5n,o for half a column, $500; for a
quarter Of column. S25,00.-A dedlcton of2O per cent.
viii be made on advertisements longer than n quarter OF
a column, when Iserted by the half year OF year, and not
altered. Chancerv notices and petitions fot divorces, must
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash, Iuless
ordered for publication by a brother publisher.
n. b. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
for, unless al the option of the pbljsher or by previous
agreement between the publisher and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

VI, FtuHy, hCdlH tOHpdFtu ~ - u ~ 1tHto
WYE know that these Pills Of Peters, are emiaentty
the test vegetable ant-liI5ous Pills IN use-~e can
also prove tMs and from il VIII not depart-aA4 VINO does
notklou il! \ clo1d of " illnesses are before YOU and she
world, too namero1-too NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sqcaAias
what they do SNOW, and terrifying what they hore seen ana
experienced. N5tao4s exception, in any age OF country,
no medicine has saseui with such TaPH13tY aai gwen sIcH
universal >atisaacuoa-they are IL general Use throughout
the Ame-iran continent aad else"hcIe-anj thcr Ee-l>tte.s
power anI inaoccncs proclaim them oae OF the ~haPPjes5 dis
roFeF4cs Of modem days, ahi an iHeaumahte in5Ae b.es-
sing. They are simple in their PREPARATION. mild ami Kind
~ their results. TIE town am country are alfAe Ei.'d VITA
their praise. Tie palace and pn2E-aoase alike echo wiki
their yirt.es--a all cinatos-undrr ali temperatures, they
will retain their wonderful powers, and exert them uaa3ter-
ell by age or situation: and this The voice Of a grateful
community proclaim.
They viii cure Bilious Fever. Fever anI Ague. Dy-gep-
Drep.v. Reformation, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Pile,
Collie, Female Distinctions, Heartburn, Eurrca Tongue,
Dfarrhea, FlatuIenee. Hahit1al Co7itieeness, Loss o Ap-
petite, Blotched or Saaow Complexion, and in all cases Of
Torpor Of the B5~els, where 4 catlartc or an 2Gefieat i
n5tcatad-producin neither nausea, gripping, nor aeot.liy'
and are the scientific compound OF a regular physician
who has made his profession the study oi hs NE. u,
Peers, was bred 10 the healing aft-he : a gta4Aa.e OF
Yale College, and the meaica! college OF Berkshire, Mass,
diapIomas from both of which hang in his Office, Liberty
st.. y. l.; also the American !ns;tdie hoaotci h'm with
three premiums for his inimitabie skin and perfection, IN
gcneIatlzjn- 4 manufacturing medicines. \ the medical s1cl-
cietv OF \. \. have recognised Pete.,' Pills with their SANE
toa and individual patronage. DR. Peter. formerly Pfar-
tjcei in the mar7ly district South, where agnes, fercr=, and
yelow--ck, grow out Of a morbid state OF the bile. and
here il was Peters Pills originated for the uenelt O.. mar
kind. Some very quacks tell you their no7tflm7 Will ca.e
every thing. l would as lief s~aio" them, Prescriptions,
wrappers and all, As tale - absurd. Peters ms work
no such mirocles-altaolE l take them aud derive more
real benefit IN one box than in Gfty dollars lal1 cut IA my
former way--ana | woil exchange them for none. Inc
care ." 'Ia which every box o. r'isIs pli up HAtaT IT ie-
tors aan m=pcctloa--taai adaptation II every variety of
ills, where cat'arlr= are Indicated. } OF i - 4 common
dose; hence the patient IS NOT compelled - make a meal oi
them. tn.Y read what they have done: We mean II any
ara vet aaatqIaintcl @it1 tfair power and efficacy, p'aa-e
to call OIL the Agents. and -es ~pamPaict pn5,=ae' by br
petN-E. where ta-y nrr recommended by Slc1 persons IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

HyHE subscriber y IsHes to dspose Of the small l arm OIL
u3f,h he resides. situated N Wayne county. Indiana,
a5o1: half mile east Of Nasasnz;91- containing ~ aefes'
xj;, a small Orchard. an 4 never-faaiag Spring Of good
water near The dwelling HoI-e.-eaog-h and TO spare iF
family use aaE fr stock 6Iriaz the dre=: months m sum
mer. Tne-5tuaiio1 = healthy and convenient 70 places %
wa-,a9r. schools. mills. ana stores.
.5a r.e.sr. bari times. and a deed given tae purchaser. clear
- II f,-.mh-a,-e. /. +. EoNLETT.
y. B. Aa=o. . quarter section u good LAND. 81 Nabazr
eoI1tv. aao1t 4 miles s75i1 Of Eal river, and FORTY
ACRES ia EEa1nlltaa county. aora Of IaIaaaPo!5:
liza no. ; 10. ISL i10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
OF c

ENHE Subscriber having made af2aSemaaS ""o Inc
proprietors of the aspiring foiaiT l' ".
hIiL8;,r- sI,chinerv. j. COW Qrepate3 TO furnish as friends
ana the public generally On a short n9-ice, al Aiass 81 VA
canary. such - Carding Machines. eondeh>ef>.
>ni,ri,s Machines. Power Looms Shearins Ma
chimes. Mapping Machines. sc. sc. III Al 81 "8tsn
- 80 - ps,ens. lie Is also prepared for cuttins
~ EIkAEAH HUXLEY
p:.b,o,4 my G IS4l. 4t-2n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

Z AR JAYNES EXPECTORANT.-This Invaluable
, medicine j. daily eHettng some OF the most asionisa-
ing ana wonderful cures that have ever been kaown. Al
~,; have ever Used il for Asthma, Cough, Splitting OF Blood,
Hopping Cough, Crop or Hives, Consumption, Chrome
PIelrsy, Hoa1seness. PAIN aud Soreness Of the Breast. diff
EcuItv OF Breathing. and everV other disease OF the LINUS
and BREAST. can aud do affect TO H. usefulness.
1t stands unrva!ied-it stands pFe-emihent-Thf 1T, aha
you vail be forced to acknowledge thar H. virtues hare nat,
nor cannot be orefratcd; that II stands far above and be
yond the reach Of conpetItion; thatIt - the only rea'1Ah14e,
the only natural, and the only traiv successful method OF az
resting and curing diseases of tha Pulmonary Organs
Extract OF a e-rtifcate from the Rev. DR. Ba5coek. late
President Of the WaterviiIe College. Maine:
"Erom intimate personal acquaintance Win III. u
JAYNE. regular student OF the Medical University OF Ieha-
sylyania, ami al experience, successful practitioner o. neat-
cine. | was prepared 70 appreciate the numerous test-
moniaIs in favor Of MS q Gerent medical preparations. inach
more highly than the great majority OF those which are eA-
tensieeiy eularlsea. On TRIAL Of Them IN my own family,
and some Of them personally. ] have more than realized
their favorable anticipatIoas. They are what they profess
- be-noi quaek nostrums-butskltIu prepared antIaote7
for s3ole OF the most affective OF human diseases. l know
they are highly esteemed. and ire91entE pffs;Tt6ea' y
some OF the most respectable Of the regular practitioners o!
medicine of this CITY and elsewhere. aaa | do not hesitate
- commend taen a a va'Gable addition 10 oar natsFa me
dica, and 4 safe. as we'll as eniaenty usefu! remedy tor the
diseased"
RUFUS BABCOCE, Jr.
Az Nicholas Harris. one of the deacoss Of the First
Baptist Church of Philadelphia. has been perfectly cured
by It-after having suffered for sixty years with Asthma,
which hitherto baale1 the skill of some Of the best Fhyst-
clans Of the civ. Miss Mary Campbell OF fayette 20.
Pa. has been cured of Asthma of eighteen years standing
by this ExPectoTaHt-
Finally. what the public have long desired, a me5icine OF
this Kind. which might De depended upon, prepared By a
regular physician Is now offered to them. and san be hat Of
JAMES h. DUGDALE,
July p. IS4I.-29-Iv RIcHNo>D, l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

les The quantity of ices consumed annually
at the restaurants. co1ec- houses. and confectIon'
ers Of Paris, is calculated at Ii, 200 900 lbs. Eng
iish--and the estimated value about 600 700 fir.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

II. +. Abbott, Of Concord. n. II has received
orders 10 supply 500 worth Of knives !ur the
use eff members OF Congress ut lis coming session
\ preamble and pint resolutions have been miro
duced into the Senate of the Alabama Lcgisia~
ture, rejecting the portion of the proceeds OF the
public lands that would accrue to that State I'M
der the Distribution Act.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

THE undersigned has been for some lime engaged III tae
manufacture of ~aoemakcF- LASTS and pcs. a14
has opened a shop ia RiCILNO.ND for the sale Of them
HI viii furnish them - order, Of the best of wood and
v-orkman-aip, aBf t3e style - be equal TO any made IN the
west. Ills terms. a. either wholesale OF retail, are IN
proportion to the hardness IF ire times.
CORNELIUS EANSANDT.
Rir.monI, Sept. lIth, GoIi- 3G-3no-