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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

a. The friends of John c. Calhoun have publ
lishej new edition Of his speeches, leaving out,
however all the speeches made brtween 1911 and
1893, skipping over period Of 80 years, thus o.
mittiug his speeches in favor of protective tariff,
and also his great speech in favor Of rechartcring
the u. $. Bank, in 1916. This is a shallow fraud
AID worse than the non-commilla'ism Of Van Bu>
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

o. CANAL LCoMMIssioSEas.-1he election Of
Canal Commissioners, a, the ensuing fall election,
is exciting. throughout the state, considerable at
tention. In another column we publish a com,
municaon from the Lancaster In,elligencer. rc-
commencing A. B. Warford, Esq as candidate.
upon the ground Of his heing an Engineer. The
writer seems to think ,ha, there should be one En-.
ginoer in the new board. II the convention. which
will shortly assemble at Harrisburg, should resolve
to select engineer as one Of the members, we
should be much pleased to see the selection fail
upon Mr.. Warrord. whose abilities and lorg ex.
rerience upon our public works well qualify him
for tina, important station.
We have, on several occasions, recommended
Lewis Dewsr', Esq Of this Place, for the office
We did because believed that his s'e'.
ling integrity and unimreachshe conduct, as we'll
as his sound ;u'gmrnt, cmirent'y qualified him or
the station, aud pointed him out as the candidate
of the people.
awe think our democratic friends ask most
too much of us, n requesting the publication
| Of communications in favor Of their candidates,
when their party have three democratic papers
| IN the county but, as our paper has more ge-
neral circulation than the other three put to-
gether, we don't wonder at the favors asked"
! MiiionidR.
a. Boasting and exaggera,ion is the order OF
the day with some editors and we have no objection
that our neghbors of the M,onian should indulge
in il, provided they keep within reasonable bounds
II is, however, well understood by the corps ed
,orisl, to he one Of the very strongest symptom.
Of decline. Those who know any thing Of the Mil.
tnnian. know ,ha, j, has experienced rapid de-
cline within the last four or five years. and ",
much doubt whether a, the presen, time /, numher
more good subscribers than the American. We
have ne,e' yet published single line in commenja
tion ofour own paper and we trust our neishbor,
will excuse US when we say that although the A
mericsn is not yet three yesrs old we would not cI
change it for any establishment in the county, an,
further that the annual increase Of our subscription
lis, is now and has hcen more than 100 per cen,
greater than tina, of the Miltcniau, For our friend
Of the Mil,onian we entertain every respect, an,
personally and Prcuniari'y we wish them success.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

Thus it appears that the FIVE miles were trottsd
in the Unprecedented 'hor, time Of IL minutes 25I
.ceonls-at the rate Of over "a miles an hour.
PHI Lsdg.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

~ Three new papers made their appearance il
New York, on Saturday last.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

or Gases Of Surgical operations Without pain ,
in the Mesmeric state by Joms ELIrorsor, NJ. d.
The shove is the title Of pamphlet, giving nu.
merous interesting cases of surgical operations per-
formed while the patient was under mesmeric in'
nuence, or in other words, magnetic sleep. Pub
ished by Les & Blanchard, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

QtT The steamer Columbia, on her last passage
10 England, was wrecked near ha'ifaS. The
crew and passengers were all saved. She ran on
the rocks during the fog, Was grounded, and has
since gone to pirce,. The Columbia cost seas
OOO, and insured for nearly the whole amount,
in England
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

CT MoSEr MArrras.-Money is still ahun,
dan, in Phiadrlphis. County notes are generally
improving. Relief notes are now quoted at 3! pei
cent discount. B'cknrlrs Reporter Of Tuesday
adds;
"Nloney is still abundant. The rates range
from J To per cent. per annum for first rate
paper. The New York Banks are said To be in
dcb,ed to the Philadelphia Banks more than
million Of dollars. The rates OF exchange be.
tween this city, New York, Boston and Balti-
more, are about par !; checks may be obtained at
each city on the others for very trlfling per
cen,age-merely enough TO pay the brokers
for their trouble. The currency ofall the At
lantc cities is in a sound condition, aud specie
may be obtained at either ofthem in large guam
titles. The exchanges generally throughout
the country, with one or two exceptions, such
as the Alabama points, are in as good condition
now, as they have been for many years."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

~ At a late term Of the Supreme Court, at u
,ica. N. Y, 90 Counsellors and SIS Attorneys were
admitted to practice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
From the Roanoke Republican.

ECoN0MY.--Agrea, many persons
imagine parsiInony 10 be economy, and
tia, s,inginess 10 virtue. bu, there IS no
greater mistake. Some imagine that to
be economical is 10 save inoney--to hoard
up silver and gold, and that nothing else
10 necessary 10 constitute an economical
individual. This 10 mistake. Some be.
l,eve that 10 spend money lavishly for
ine clothes, fine furniture. &c. is the only
way in which an individusl cen b ex-
tsayagsnI and that wasting Of cash cen.
sutuies speEdlhrift. and that no other
characters should be designated by that
term. This 10 another mistake. In the
frs, place. economy end stinginess differ
in the motives lha, promp, their exercise.
Economy is the taking care al ones pro
petty whether it be money or houses or
lands. lor The purpose Of providing well
for ones household aud to be able 10 as
sist the needy Of The nsighbourhood. 1t
is asir,ue. Parsimony is the siinting
ones cell or family and denying them
the comforts Of lie for ahe purpose of
boarding up wealth to crafty the pride
Of The heart. IL is 10 live poor and mis-
ersble and mean that we may die. rich.
Economy is honorable; Parsimony is
despicable. Secondly. II economy should
be carried so far as to become a habit of
craving and coveting neighbours goods
for anything less than their full value, IT
is a, once sinful and disgraceful avarlce.
So thai every economical individual
should be very cautions how he acts, and
not indulge too much in This virtue. Waste
nothing. save every thing. and give what
you can spare. Thirdly. Time is money"
And more extravaganza is exhibited IN
The waste OF this, than in any other ar'i-
Gle Of property man possesses. Money is
made BY time; property Of all kinds is tie
product Of time; and yet hundreds seem
to think time OF no value whatever. When
they see an individual spending large a.
mounts Of cash for fine cIo,hes or other
luxuries. they exclaim "thst person is a
spend,hrift, and # lie does no, reform lie
will become bankrupt" But they see
individuals by the score. wasting in idle
ness day after day. months after months.
and year after year of their time, and do
not consider them spend,hrifss a. all. Is it
not strange! The individual who lives
in idleness one year, squanders, wastes.
throws away just so much money as he
might have earned during tina. year by
some honest employ men.. Is i, not so?
Those who aste time, then. are equals
ly as much spend,htifis as those who
waste money, aud should DO 50 consider
ed. s~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

sane ptf.ens hssrd. OF imagined AZ,
heard . sl.Rha TusElns SQUAD, ! thea
resided in Gnshsn. Nr.nge eodniy. New
York. and ssaPd. bali IN hour IN 4 bridge
over lhe Wal xii. awilnrss lbs sxiIs-
ordinary pLenogeRon. hui ] sa~ no per.
son that vas lTighlrned n The sight.
!" In lhs year 1853. great psu 81
Esrope was ovsrspresd Tor weeks with
hsxiness u atInnsphsrea which caused
great CONSERVATION. The churches were
crowded ~ilh supplieaals. The asuo
namer i.slsnd. attempted 10 allsy The fright
BY sDdessoring % accouni for the ap-
FesFsnee. which he aseribed 70 IN uncom,
mon exhaustion OF waiery particles IRON
The great rain Of The succeeding year.
But NJ lasl The cause sas sseesiaInsd 10
be smeke from the great eruption Of lhe
volcano Heels. in Iceland. wkieh COY cred
more Than three thousand square niles
with burning lava. in some places 70 The
depth 81 foriy feei. bad This account
from DE. Franklin, who was in Europe
az the time.
10 late paper. published by the
MIlleriles, | saw en- article stating that
the northern lights loreiell something ter
rble. The writer eeems not 10 know
that in The high norlh,rn laiiiuses. in The
six,eenlh dcgree and norlhW ard. northern
lights are Of daily occurrence. and 30 have
been IRON tine immemorial. So illumi-
mated are lhs heavens that persons may
often see ID read in The night.
"These lish, occasionally come so
far south ss 10 illunins;e The sky in Our
latitude. Sometimes they do moi appear
for many years. Al The close OF lhe
seventeenth aud beginning Of The eigh-
leenih century these lights we're rat seen
for long period. and when they re APP
peared. about the year 1917, our snces.
tors Who had not seen or heard OF thin.
were all slsrmed. and actually supposed
that the day Of judgment bad cone.
Daring my life have been so much
accusiomedao see northern lights. falling
stars, so called, and Gre balls. that ihey
have long since ceased 10 excite my Gu
Tiusily. 80
Nearly thirty years ago I read IN
article in Q Vermont paper, stating that
the northern light on q certain evening.
was so low as 10 be Visible between Tie
spectator and distant moun,sin.
N. WEBSTER"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
From the New York Express.
WONDERFUL SIGHTS IN THE AIR.

= WONDERFUL SIGHTS IN THE AIR.
The venerable American photographer
has thought il worth while TO notice. in
the New Haven Herald, The use which
appears 10 have been made in recent pub
locations OF certain atmospheric pheno-
mcns, in reference 10 the great change
which il lie said is 10 come over the world
this year. He says:
"To persons no. accustomed to zee any
unusual phenomenon in the heavens. such
as fiery appearance Of the clouds must
be very terrific. Ignorance in such cases
is calamity. had seen more wonder
fol appearances in the clouds or heavens,
and was no, 10 the least disturbed.
SIN the dark day. May 10. 1880. the
heavens were covered with dense cloud
for three or four hours; the Legislature
was in session a, Hartford, and such W as
the darkness that business could no, be
transacted wi,hou, candles, During this
time the clouds erc ,inged with yellow
or faint red for hours. for which no cause
has been assigned. | stood and viewed
this phenomenon with astonishment, bu,
| had no. any fear that the world was CON-
ing to an end. .... ~. r. a~
"ln the evening of March 90, 1882.
an extraordinary light spread over the
whole hemisphere from horizon TO hori-
zon, north aud south, esstand wet. The
light was q yellowish cas-. and wavy.
Tue waving q The light was visible, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

MILK.--Tke New York Exptesssays
tia, 5000 quarts Of pure milk are brongh.
.o:shas city each day, by The Erie Rail
Road cars. from Orange county. &c. and
1t is expected tina. in the Spring 2O.ooo
tnatls will be!brougks daily. Ills sold IN
New York al 4 cents quart. and conse'
quentlv all o,heSmIlk brough. to the city
has fallen from 6 cents TO that price. by
which saving olhalf milliea % dollars
ayear is made 10 the city. The farmers
Of the interior make more by selling MIX
a 2 cents quart than by making bu ger
al3l cents a pound. Il j. BY attending
crelully u ihesc small matters, that our y
Northern bre lhtcn make moEe money o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

A Rotary Knitting Loom has been in
vented in Boston by an ingenious e.
chauic, that possesses the power Of mar
rowing, and widening, and knitting to any
desirable pattern, doing the work which
twenty or thirty hands performed at the
looms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

l-ni a so an scrs. ,haa our psopls do
On l>nd = sl. Fayetteville Cos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
hatas American Anti Bilious
l. + Il u Ill l. 5 ;.
For the Prcrention and Cure of Diseases arising
from Disordeysd System and I'm,
unre Blood ri:

Bilious Intermittent. Renit,ent, Nervous. Inaam,na-
tory aud Pu,ud Fevers Dyspepsiasiver complaint, Sick
the Stomach, Pain 10 the Side, Bteas:, Back mud
Shoulders, Cos,,veness, Rheumat'zms 6on Dyssntary,
Flatulency, Depressed Spirits, PaIpanon of the Heart
Loss OF Appetite, Acidisy, General Debility, t',dhaess
and dimnes Sight. Sick Head Ache, B,le- Pmpes
face, letter, Gravel, Dfopy Head Chest,
sores OF every description, Female Complaints S"ppe-
SONS and other Complaints originating IN fisordeted so-
mach and Impure Blood
This American Preparation ia certain TO tho
root. the primary of all those distressing aie-,
and applicable IN all cases and forms of Sickness from
childhood up old age and be used with perfect
~ by all under any cIrcum-ances particularly among de-
cate females frequently subject
which render heah very pT.carous
The preferred superiority these Pills tstnev nre
prepared from the solid Extracts Irbs and Rot,
Their "Cteanse, P,.r,y aud Strenetien,"
harmless the Constitution and death TO diseass.
II is fact that all systems liable from
aud neglect to accumulate Bile and variety OF diseased
humors. To cleanse the SYSTEM should be early a,en-
II ected pauant be inflicted
painful disease and protracted suffering Nearly
classes disease caused by obstciions tho
which prevent regular and wholesome operation
Of animal functions THIS Of the s-tem is dis
which is manested in a variety Of forms
malignant, in their character To restore the system
state of health, then, IL only necessary
of disease and the end s accomplished The
obstruction somewhere This can be removed by purga-
tom the only that should be resorled TO-
because, suggested by reason and by nature.
In the and inhanmatory form OF dseaso., as
fvers of all kinds Collc Dysen,ary Cholera Mo,b. Rhe,
matism, Small Pox, Violent Pains, Neuralgia. ApopIexy
PIeurisy, aud all attack, mus, b.
from 70 pills, until The pain inflammation subsi-
ded, when may be diminished keep bowel,
| gently open.
In all Chronic Complaints diseases long Shading
the ordinary dose from Is taken when .ettriny
to bed when arising the morning. Tire patient mus,
mind that the dose be governed by cirrns,an-
oes, viz when the medicine taken sufficient open
the bowels. be taken, and until tho
bowels acted freely and when The medicine
too freely less quantity be taken In all
Pills must be taken sufficient produce c"pious
ton Of the bowels, and 10 be continued until pn in
and disease eradeasd rem the BODY, when they may
used occasionally TO keep the system open.
/ For sale a the Richmond Book
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

FARnER's CLUB has been formed by our
friends Wilmington, Del. on a somewnat
novel plan. II consists OF twelve members only,
no meet the first Tuesday IN each month, al
the house of the members in rotation, al 10
o'clock a IN when an examinations" saws the
Delaware Gazette, as made by the cluo Of all
IN pertains TO the farm, stock and cultivation Of
their host-his fields, his fences, farming utensils,
mode of applying the manure, rotation Of crops,
&c. &c. The convenlencies and accornmoda-
tons OF his farm, house, barn, prggery and poultry
ward, are all matters OF observation and discus
SION. Al an early hour PLAN farmers dinner
the thrift and cookery OF his better haif-her
bread aud butter, her cheese, mix and arnrich
fresh and cool from the just admired dairy, all at
ford practical themes the dinner for the Discus
SION Of their merits and Of woman's worth; as
far practicable, the products Of the farm are
req Ilred 10 be used for ths part Of the entertain
nen,. Politics and political matters a, no
time alluded to or admitted. After dnner, agIl-
cultural subjects discussed and experiments
reported; agricultural works and Journals eychan-
ged, noxous weeds noticed, and all the agrIcultI-
raj publications since the last meeting passed up
on and revIewed-seeds, plants, new grains &C.
distrlbuted-ths entertaining member for the next
month is agreed upon, and the club adjourns. al
rays early attend to the feeding and 70 iderfns
at home before dark. The gentlenen who com
pose this club, consists of Messrs. Bryan Jack
Gregg, Samuel Candy. Henry Dupont, ]. Boies
j. w. Thomson, Francis Sawden, WIN. Boulder
Geo Lodge, and Major Joseph Carr"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
THE PRICE OF
SAPplNGTON'S PILLS
Is Reduced One Dollar per Boz to sun The times

rINIIE undersigned ha. reduced the rir. Of his Pin.
o,a - > -, - w - E 20 u 's - -
snIch are herein mentioned r,sT., n, ~. 1blI he
will here remark that saurous PMS p1roc,y 10 be b.
"a athsr p =, ~ -. - - ~. = :.
Pr, i,nprare5 ;, are o4as r. a. -. :, ~
nae P peer eommnnf i to any person the com
or ebans IN hem bars se ,ns
s,ee m n s o 's 'o
- - - - -. * ''.'i'e'' ~ t . { t 1'r
5e9 or o as ,s " 10 SI sea m
Asst= names and the counties IN wh'th they reside 50
ma me so'a'.,s bay n5' oay hio" Were aa .. whom
- '' ~ ~ " ~ spun
baF;h95nme" CO. "m. Mounts WIN. IhomP'o"' and }
{ iiase5: ,,-..- --t-.-.. :, D...., /
Boon co; X h ifog-hre, W m stephenson, L Bdchhai-
ter. I Larannre ahi ~ II Spencer.
"a" fora GO, aoina7 +" L OK ana a u > hd"af1'-
Clarke co W b Shelby.
Clay co, F. Rs~ey Jacob Lu'hsr' Pa'nel Chane' Co
= anu " i1ls In.eSley, ,,,,...- w. p
d. Miller,
Clinton CO.; Il. Rogers joan batnef and los Buckley
Carroll CO.; Andrew ats T. DdnA'n, A b. Dewey ahi
William Stephenson.
Davies co; James Afford, c. C. Hays, 5 Lloyd and W
kliion
Decatur CO; John Barker and -" w A'sh'nson.
Dea%are CO.; VIM JONES' Lewis kee7' b. +. o"'ngS' u
t. Iru'feh ,.,-.. ,....,s. -.
Ffanhjn co.. NJ W, Halle, Andrew 4 Loves and shoop
X White
. fayetse 60 l. simpson w :, II
Fountain CO.; Philip Weaver Nm. M"r"mofo and H.
Martin.
Green CO.. {, F. Baker, E. p cusoman' J. B. Pierce and
- '''Ai'i, ~
Cant co., Henry fIerce ana }. l.. pa'han- u ,,u
iaffiHon co., Win' pac'' i"F'n ~ ;" n. " ~
Hendricks CO.; Blair M'Cf9,sy; and d. {, "oth;
iiaheoeH co. %. 's' =, iet@ou ''
4eafY g 'ouh ''o"ei' i'' " ''7 ~ ~ -
:, '0onN'i - W., 7, 5. nd .,,,,,,o,h. -,
Hamilton co.; Geo. W est, -. conner ana to'IihSaan
SON ~
Jefferson co ~ - 'u ,uS r, ,r., ~ I'm, =,
Jackson H. Peter \" H. Hamilton, W hInf'e H.
o"'i'' an r., I I S,r,b Smith y,w,s
'enh,ns7 co 7 ~ N.tsa,,,nn, = '' '
q 20 E E,r pI,ea T. \ Ry,,r and w Brandon
10y CO. - ~ ~ !, pa II T. .henberd an,
hhoN CO; ~ d ni'.e'' 80 "' ~ ~ "
a Jno. NJ Cook ahd A berry
=, l ,I co p -, si IT -
: III, ~ =. ~.s,Tarl n+,J W. 1,u
:, :, 'ioie'' % - & pr| p, u..,ao II 7
~ '',' 90 IS D. - '' ' '' - =
,ra pa,Hsi am an. - 500
: Madison CO; Jae9p ,n'1tf' -
NJ 7 n Daebe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

1t well known thar consumption destroys more
lives other =ease record. 50 great has
the destruction throughout the United States wthh
year January iast, that upwards of 1ooo
died this insilI0us disease in one Year
Shocking Were that th fact has been care
fully records e mortality couia not
credit the assertion. We behold fatal fam
lies all around u=. gathering III its cherries embrace
friend every circle, and casting gloom and darkness
over place visitation. These ocular demonstrations
all time should he spared IN procure
ing medicine Immediately It's fatal progress be-
fore : late.
Therefore, YOU afflicted with the first symptoms
consumptive pulmonary nature, delay not using
Dr. Duncans Expeclorant Remedy: is certain eadi
cate and the first evil seed of
ption VIII perfert health many Of
those long confined sick chamber, given
up ineurahe, OF p-oper medicine Agents
from parts United States speak of the wonderful
effects great discovery the healing art for fecung
thousands from the cold aud silent grave.
Note-The above medicine Is pure vegetable prePara-
ou pleasant taste. and suitable TO use under
any cif-lll= Full directions described in a
( pamphlet accompanying the medicine
AwaYs ak for DR. Dancan's ESPectorant Remedy, and
DO not persuaded ans other until give II fair
tra All genuine has envelope representa- ton OF
Hope
C4ut9n-There persons thzt sell the above me-
dclne, guilty recommending trash of their
-teing boy for trhe. aud offer IN the
place Of DR. Dlaraa'. The they % speculate at me
expense health Of those who not their guard
/ Puccaa-ef- &c careful IF those rosue~!
Principal Office, No 49, North Eighth street, Philade
pbia Price 81 per bottle, six tor i've dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
pa . 2kY|
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING.

That the ssPILI.S'' il paiafll disease.
That ali who have lie PILES wish n be cured.
Tia, all ,rho hare h11 the PILES and used Hitch
sr'. Frs-ch s-etabls OIafntertt, ARE CURED.
Thatevery one tested tie surprising virtues
of ms invaluable Ointment pronolnces i the best "REM
rnr Tor the cure Of PILES iaa, discovered.
Tina, this nvaluabs Remedy u also warranted, early
applied an ifaHe late cure for Burns, Scalis efc.
Tina, prize go is a}Eays rsfln3ed if the ONT
men, fails 20 give satisfaction the purchaser. Sold in
Rirhro14 $50. BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

experience Of about fflean years has proved De-
v2nd all doubt. that this Nermuge is certain and
r.erer fqlitfg for
Since first put before the public, many worthless
preparations been forced into SALE which have had
their day and are counted much trash. Uhere-
as, y. a. Faues0ckI TerHage daily icrea,i,tg
popularity dtri1 10 ITS ttsic north. II has only to be
according directions, and If they
will certainly be expelled from system The price
only p bottle which brings tithin the Of
ALL Be get b. "A. Fdnettocl's ernsftige and
all other articles said be good,
Of them nave virtues Of lhe geElins art.eLe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
SPITTING OF GOD,

+ another dangerous symptom Of pulmonary affection.
and difficult when neglected. commences with
cough copiou expecior.tion which consists bright frohy
matter black ana cotteJ with blood; there mostly
fever headache, ptaon Of the heart, fushss Of
nea aat re4ae= Of cheeks i6cult Of hing,
throat and sa1t=h in ae mouth &c DR.
DJncan Remedy viii be found 10 arrest this
complaint Ons single bottle in many cases. will answer
If used at the -st attack when neglected, may
Gae many more Those who may De afflicted w:h splitting
Of blood ,rne IN procuring the ABOVE meti
cine, mostly serioos when not early
Attended to. f--7-Price One Dollar per bot,Ie.
For saleatthe RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
March IL, l543.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

SUNDAY TRAVELLING. The Town Council Of
Wilmington Del. have put their veto on the
landing of passengers from steamboats, and rail-
road cars, a. that place, on Sunday.
ApsESc. or MrSp--A young lady the other dav,
intending TO pain, her cheeks with rogae-appii-
ed 1t to her nose and CID discover her mistake
until che was asked 10 sign the pledge.