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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CEOTHING
GEORGE 7. GREEN, Nos. ITO Chatham and Bow.
" cry will keep constantly hand full complete as
sormeat Of Mems Bows and Cbilden's Clothing Of all de-
scnptous made in the most fashionable which he would
N ,ds engagements to receive CLOTHS, CAss1MERES,
VESTINGS &C. by Packet and has secured the
vices Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself give perfect
satisfaction TO all who may purchase.
N. B-Gsments made order the shortest notice and
with strict punctuality. d, Imsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20


from tn mo eminent of the London medical faculty and
which are at all time, open for INSPECTION Residence Mad
son.street, one door from Pe,rl. dis 3m'r
HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.
A LhhERM E Sell sHElLF-CoGKINS ANp IREVS0(LXING SIX
po Is snd evovss b the sgsr and SIX
ana TO any Other maker For sale in guam
1''F' - sun 4. "; SPIES 60. Pearl
Also, every variety of Sporting articles. M, linz
VIM READ Il co.
MANuFAcTURrRs
BRASS FAUCETS,
And PL e. IsfSs; BTsSE s:ss i" the
No. 25O Water street,
NEW YORK,
Constantly on hand, assortment OF
I. l. DYRE, Jr, CO.'S
Justly ceiebrated
BLACK LEAD POTS OR CRUCIBLES,
N. B~A Silver Medal was awsrded VIM Read Go. for
Their manufacture of Faucets by the American Institute
WASTED@Three or four Journey men. to manufacture
Faucets None but first mechanics apply
ROAT AND OAR BAZAAR-Atihis establishment eau be
found every description Of boat ths iogeuuy
what do At s %ss bu na ,hs jHes
unrvsll,d boats. vnThe Swure, Of Newfoundland the
and The Paul PTS The rw boats Henry sSI which won g
in 10 months; noble Cimora the o. Chapman
Emps.. for ii da the mounts Gig NsptuHe for Tam.
6hR 81 sME sfif g. R af s9Hy sEs COO fee.
also 1000 feet Of LeIds celebrated SOULS 70, This
new branch Of his business truly worthy Of attention
cu. for aerg dressed BY the propctofs own hands
ss wer s s,. race ea1 nov b seen a his 9es sy
All work delivered free Of charge
%. 80. Q; =. INGEnsoLL,
oc2t2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

II. n, ShVTANOS,
NO.6 WALL STREET AND 2ss BROADWAY,
CORNER READE STREET,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, per ship Cristova Colon, an in.
II voice Of the celebrated Woodvile brand of SegaT
tng OF Regaas and Medium SIZE and the Lord Byron
Seg7rs. -
IN STORE,
All the various sizes and choice qualities OF the ceebr
ted brands Of Segars, consisting Of
Lord Byron, of different sizes.
Port Of Havana Rsgalies and medium size.
seguridad medium
.usio Saw Principe.
Large and small Yars Of St. Jago.
Genuine Turkey Tobacco Of different qualities.
Seaiariatti smoking Tobacco Of baltimore.
German smoking Tobacco of different qualities.
The celebrated Netchitoches Snuff Of New Orleans
with all the fancy SHUTS Of the Gay.
Taper Sega of Garcia, Perez, Lara Lord Byron, &C.
Germ an Pipes; Cherry TURKEY Pipe Stems.
Ponted spunk and Taper Matches, with general
naent OF Segar Ca.es, Snuff Boxes, sc.
for tying Segas and Tobacco in bales which
1cred Al wholesale and retail ns3 Imsr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Seduction and Murder A Precious VILLAIN.
A most reyoIting case OF crime came n our
know ledge some days since, which We are called
upon to record as the facts were stated. Some
FIVE years since, man cailiBg himself Patrlch
d. CaY4nau.h. an lrishman ny birth. came 10 our
county, and obtained a situation IN The capacity
Of teacher IN the hb3thood of the Cross Roaj..
10 the western part Of K lckvtile Dstrici. II
there became acquainted with Mrs SCOT, wid
Il he late Tham1s Besit Scott. Alter seye-
RAJ lfectuaI attempts to gam the consent OF the
relatives Of the .ady for UNION IN marriage II
vas dscuy cred that he had seduced her, and
while delicate situation, lbey were united,
and lived together untd about SIX months since,
whcn they separated The cause soon
certained; he md sedaced his step daughter,
gfi about fifteen years of age, Who lived IN the
family. She attended school kept by her father
n-law, a pupil, until she gave birth 70 child,
on the OF lst Oct inst. The dav after this occur
renee she appeared IN the village OF d 4ruesto1sn
where the school was kept. and aroused a suspt>
zion those who had known her situation. She
had been forced from her bed 10 allav snsptct0n
4 warrant vas obtained Thursday last, end
Cavanangh was arrested at his house. when a
search was made for the child. The prisoner
stated that the child had died, and buried IN
the garden near the house. They then proceeded
to dsinter The body Of The chlld when the prisoner
nterieret, saying "thai The body was so mangled
that IL conId not be recognized as human being 2
The skull aud lower NV Of tho infant, upon beng
examined by Dr. BealI and others, was fonnd
broken, and tho body otherwise muiated. The
jury upoH tho case gave a verdict according to
The e whence s'that the child came to is dea iii
by violence Inflicted by Clvanaugh. who was full
Is committed 10 Montgomery county jail, TO await
his trial at tie November term of the county
court for the murder OF the child of Margaret y.
T. Scott. The prisoner IS about thirty five years
Of age, Of repulsive appearance, and has been
IN this country about nine years, lie has gene
rally borne a bad character IN the neighbofhuod
where he resided; as he accused with ndu-
cling his step daughter to steal 5 500 from her
grand father The money having been found
upon him Rockville (Mi) Journal,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Terms of Advertising.--OHE DOLLAR ser square fot
three Insertions and TwESTY-FvE CENTS for adj
dtiona nsertion.TEs LINES the space occupied ~
$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted less tna
square all squafe, aud less than square an"
half be counted squire and a haB-fer squa5e io'
MONTHS THREE DOLLARS; for six months PIX DOL
LARS, or TEs Dollars per annuIn TWO squares IFtES"
Don Ans ..p FlrTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TwE.TY DoLL.Rs per annufn- Merchants, Dfogglsts,
and others advertising by the year, viii he charged for
column Of 1000 MIS- SG00n per for three ourths
of colunn 100; for half column, $500; for a
quartet ola colImn 525OO-A dedIction of 20 per cent
he nade advertisements longer than quarter OF
column wne inserted by the half year year and not
altered and petitions fo divorces,
be paid invariably advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with the cash, tnles
ordered Tor publication by "a brother publisher.
N. B. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
paid uness the Of the publ shers by previous
engagement tho publishers and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS READING
From the Y. Y. Tribune.
THE WING REVELE.

The old alarm rings round the laud,
And thrills in every heart,
And gather. now a mighty band
To play n mighty part:
The smoulderng fires again rcume
That led through a night of gloom.
Where swelling Missssippi's tide
Sweeps on his sullen way,
Or, smiling to his sunny bride,
FLASHING in joyous play,
Brave Louisianas cons still bear
Our glorious standard proudly there.
Where cloud .thfoned Allegheny bends
His misty locks to hear
His thunder echo, as send.
That NAME douoy dear,
Through Pennsylvania's glad domain,
Tn unbroken phalanx forms again.
w ithin his Hermitage,
Hears, with suIlen start, the shouts
OF ffeemen round him rage,
And feels, poor dosolate OLD men
How Joyless the career he ran.
From North to South, from East to West,
Wing hearts are swelling high
RekIntes hope in every breast,
And lights in every eye.
The dad night fades-the morn appears,
Aud breaks away the gloom of years.
Oh, noble hearts, We, falter not,
Nor linser your why.
BE worthy your exalted lot
Worthy the name Of CLAY
More have your deeds 10 make or mar
Than Bunker Hill or Trafalgar!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

The defeat OF The Wings IN New Jersey, was
owing altogether TO local considerations upon the
State Constitution; The question not turning on
general principles. When the question of The
Presidential election comes up, New Jersey, BE-
yond doubt, will do her duty faithfully
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Sailing AND Preserving BUTTER We annex
receipt apon this subject and Will ask this oc-
casiou say, that have doubt II IS good
one. though should prefer one We have used
and known to be good. The paragraph below
states that butter, packed away therein dlrec
ted, viii keep ten years. Upon this part Of the
subject We cannot speak from any knowledge Of
our own but with ard to the me II will keep,
put away agreeabv to the receipt we shall give,
we are enabled to speak advrsedly, our butter
was potled IN the month Of June, and was as
fresh and sweet when opened for use, IN the
month Of December following, as when first made,
having preserved all ihe richness Of flavor.
We toa1 six ounces Of fine Liverpool blown salt
four ounces Of saltpetre-and SIX ounces OF loaf
sugar; and after pulyerisIng the whole so as 10
make fine powder, we incorporated II with the
butter, after the buitcrmtlk had been thoroughly
worked our a the rate of one ounce to the pound,
then packed II away IN stone Jars, tho tops Of
! which we covered FIRST with clean cloths, then
with bladders, so 10 completely exclude the
air. Thus treated when fresh aud well made.
we have no hesitation in saving. that butter
would keep any desirable length OF time, though
should be unwilling TO risk the opinion that
il wouii keep, q maintained in The receipt be-
low, ten years:
To Sab Butter. Beat well up together in a
marble mortar, baIf pound Of common salt,
with four ounces Of powdered loaf sugar; to eve
! nv pound oc newly made butter, Che mix being
well drawn If by beatng,) put an ounce OF the
mixed powder, incorporate II well; pat the butter
10 pos f,r keeping. In about a monlh-not he
tore-it VIII be fit for use, and II Will continue
for ten wears IS good as butter newly salted.
American Farmer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
Nj \ Y SION Ill on s T..
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
81 IA NAIIGAEa

1 Az Inc. ior some months occupied this well knnvu
aud popular Hotel, wonll return has grateful thanks
the travelling public who have literally patronzed
house. aud inform and the pubic generally
he % the stand a o
years, and pans viii be spared has
those VINO may call upon him, style which viii
comfortable well furnished table, pleas
and commoiIoIs and polite make
HIS stable attended by careful and ki.lfu
er, aud ms gralnertes we'll supplied wiki provnder. lie
respectfully soets of the public patronage
Cambridge Civ, Ia Juiy =, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

WING BARBECUE IL ILLINOIS We copy the
following from the last number OF the ST Louis
Republican,: 1--WE learn that the late barbecue
at Jacksonville. H., was a splendid afflr. II
was mIniatnre gathering of The great crowds
tha, vii pour forth IN 1911 10 express their feel
inps in favor of HARRY OF THE west. The Wings
OF Morgan and SanGanon elevated on the Count
House cupola OF Jacksonville their banner, upon
which was Inscribed The name Of HENRY CLAY.
The enthusiasm which prevailed could only be
paralleIed by the gatherings Of 40, and gave the
Wings assurance that The fire Of the party has
only been slQmbering.a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

SIGNS OF THE TIMEs--The Wings of n York
at their recent gatherings in the respective wards
of the city, adopted the following resolutions
with the greatest unanimlty and enthusiasm:
ResoIred That our delegates TO the Cong-es-
sonal Conv eniion, ore hereby instructed TO vote
for such person = candidate 10 the Bihimore
Convention. Is known 10 be friend Of Henry
Clay, and uncompromisIng' devoted to his nom
nation the Wing candidate for the Presidency.
Rcsolred. That hail with unm'Hgled Joy
and triumph. the fact that in all sections of the
Union, nd by all varieties Of party sentiment.
Henrv Clay IL now unanimously recognised az
the sole candidate Of the Wing party OF he L..
States.
Resolred, That satisfaction at this present
avowed unanimitg. and our confidence in this
suit shall not diminish vigilance against Ell
Their open, external hostility, or secret, internal
treacherv.
Resolred, That having had ono solemn lesson
on he selection OF Q Vice President-lf xe do
not profit by it WI shall never deserve sue
cess attain II.
Resolred. That having before Suffered by the
selection of false friend Of Henry CLAW, hence
forth will tolerate canidate for the Wee
Presidency. who is not true. warm steady and
devoted friend Of him whom recognize the
Ilfe soul and centre OF the Wing party, and as
the embodiment Of Wing principles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Ivory MIRA nut has recently been brought
to England and few Of them thence 70 this
country, reseffbng the horse chesnut IN IT'S ex-
terror appearTrre. but the Interior Is solid and
white. rs hard as IVORY, and resembles the eie-
phant's tooth So exactly that none would suspect
il to be any thing else Il is 50 hard as to re
ceise n polish even superior TO ivory, md can
only he cut in a lathe. When taken from the
tree It's milky paP. aud may be reduced to
that state again III warm water. We have a
sample cf the article desk made into 4
match box IN. Y. Jour. Of Com.
We have seen one Of the boxes made from this
curious nut, and also one Of The nuts rs hard
state II is about the Of n black walnut viii
The bull on. and Is correctly described above. j.
H. understand. new species Of The palm. -
a native Of New Gunea, and was first discovered
on that island By he late French Admira Dur
Vile II is called by the natives Taqua Il Nat In.
TRIPLE DAHLIA English paper describes
verr fiae crimson daha, n garden near Boil
It's stalk IL single 70 the point, where to
leaves snrinr--thence upwards there three
distinct stalks Joined Iatieraliy. surnounfed by
three perfect flowers. presenting three faces, and
ifs seed vessels &c, each quite complete. The
triple daha i not Unprecedented; but We have
no, heard of one before SO perfect IN the forms
ton Of all lts flowers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

An EDlr0RS TROt BLES.-Tho 8 IN is c r e
connected with editors occupation are faithful
ly set forth in the following article from the Ken
nebec Journal:
"Those who control presses always find II dth
cult TO steer clear of all snags, whether they 60
sira GIT ahead or not. They have fight their
own battles and those Of MI their political friends
md moreover very often obliged to differ witb
those friends and TO reject advice urgently and
sincerely offered. One good friend Will advise
one course, and another viii advise exactly the
opposite Oae viii offer communication which
he thinks first rate, cutting up somebody 10 grand
face the music himself, have his name
known, he is quite angry If the editor VIII not
publish his philippe aud stand the brunt Of the
battle. What business has he TO have any scru.
piles about hurling any sort Of missiles a, any DO.
dy? One tells hun the third party politicians,
assisted BY IN the pulpit, misleading
great many men, and that he ought to set them
right: another says he does wrong to
tico them all. One SAYS he is rather too
we're upon Captain Tyler; another says be don't
hit the rasCaliy traitor bali hard enough. 50 We
90, trying to keep s near night can, with
A tolerah bic easy conscience, and anxious only lest
commit some error OF Judgment whereby we
may IL iIre the good cause IN which we are enga-
ged. Political controversy certainly IS apt to
generate bitterness of feeling, but il ought to be
managed TO produce none IN liberal and
generous minds Whoever has tried this, how
ever, exciting contest, will find 1t easier to
preach than practtce. especially with ardent
friends goadng him o."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
HE II A j. l. "A Id L VI :,
q PRINTED ASD PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, B
ID. p. HOLLOWAY & ID. w. DAVIS.

at Sorfeast corner Of Nam ana Front stTees,
Richmond, UdLne county, Indiana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

GEN. CRARY-We glad to see By the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Detroit Advertiser,
that this redoubtabie militia hero - preparing for
a repetition of the valorous exploits lmmortaltzed
ny Buckeye Tom:
ave understand that Gen. Crarv, since his
defeat at the Congressional Conv eniion, has re
tired from the field Of politics IN disgust and Will
hereafter devote MS time exclusively to the cul-
ovation Of ,cdter melons"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
INTEREsTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wooster, O, May ., 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

The gea,sfac Wi=as'- Baam Is for sale ia Richmond
ONLY at tha Book Store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08
OFFICE OF Country COspiIssIoSEFs,
NEn.c..te. AI4.. Inn. ~ Ln.l


( PROPOSALS will be received al this Office IN
III the h day Of July al O'Clock " fo erecting
ire proof building Worcester has for dep0sitIns The
Records Of the County OF Worcester the of the
Officers aud Courts Of said County.
OF the bes. quality coored hammered stone iTf o
stains, rust, &c the other SIDE hammered and rough
The roof covered with copper he inside finished
com,et. including doors, win'o" shutters c Insdr
blinds shel:es, book fixtures 10 court room, &c &c
The specifications drawings. &c. may be SEN at le ONO
Of s. g. Yong Architect Boston Mass., where any lnif,
man N relation he job may BIZ obtained By PERSONAL
application.
separately for The whole Job Il for the F.hot- oo Taua
state the prices separately for the several parts OF ~ WEI
Also the proposals the different prices for % hc
thu hammered Of Galncy stone Wofce3ef South Ledge
Fitcburs Norhhrdg- stone: fe proposals to b.
accompanied wi:h suitable gsir- that It snail he cared
nta effect Al - prices aaFed IN conformity to inc CRAVINGS
lime aa5 specification.
The coiissionrrs reserve themselves the pnylirge OF
ace1ptin. thar tender which aey shall under all clrcunsan
ce consider the favorable and for the beet Interests OF
The couaty whettle1 X oe the loves; or not.
Tenje. Ieft with A. g. Young, Architect Boston Mss
Up 10 the specified above NJ" BE- received though
irs eoiistl1. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08

ForaTH OF his day Of fsstiyty e1djoy when
sys-r either with food with drink especially ths
OF the yg. often attended with the
bounds Of pruec they should bear mind that Wright.
aq nv 5 az c-ai to PEN all Ell fssus
the stomach aud bowels from ,hos. bilious corrupt hu-
mo which are the ease OF cole p.las dysenirr eoea
Indian yeseIable Pills also aid and improve dIses
TO the whole frame we'll drive diseases OF every nae
Becdre Of Cou7elJe-Tl,e public are cautioned asans,
the spurious medicines, which, orde. deceive
made III outward appearance, closely resemble the above
should BE- remembered all medicine has virgins
and that, If the word "rshs cannot be found, all Is posi-
lively wrong.
wholesale aud retaos. 2& Greenwich street New York;
G9 fremont street, Boston and No leg Race Phlla-
deiI'ia
%. Large Chapel OF the \. Y. University,
services, 4 NJ: h1I rast 10 O'clock past o@losk:
preceding the Second Atren: Of Christ. is
q Soticc.-Rey Phineas Rice Presiding Elder The
Trc Gs ps' @ pyaf en- IN [s J R N =
IN TN sn5 IL y h Rsnt Of Fl tenee
Conference in tha evening.
1913 : Second Coming of Christ nj
1aas.-lccnEcs three times the Sabbath the Apollo
seats free Lestafss at Cola5 Hall 258 Grand Mon
day Tnesiay ,M;e&n1.y and Fray eys,inGs The Aia
70 Tne Christian Unlon.-This Society, will
for Ieligous worship lel a. NJ AMI u r
NJ the Lec;nrIs on the lower floor Of the COLLEGE OF
i'm: nnf cannn vii i discourse on nth
Relations between the Cri.s.s Church and Assoca''on
Medical SGee1y Of the City @ 1n1S co ." The
Society Will be held a! TIE SESSIONS Court Room OH Monday
wa '''''' : : s'Y'N' II II. D gULKLEI. MD,
jy7 81 Recording SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08
THE HON. KOST. Il. NORRIS.
HIS EyCELtENCY WM. c. BOCCk,
PRESIDENT TYLER.

EX-PRESIpENT ANDREW JACKSON,
An array that any individual might be proud Of They
comprise the frs, citizens of the aj respected BIZ every re-
publca hen men their high and elevated stations
notice medicine surely mast convince every reasonable
man OF the good Of the acle alluded Peaes HoaIhonnd
Candy"
ess.sI have repeatedly used you Candy for coughs and
and always found rcs But Official dates prevented
me from writing 10 you before Bat have lately bren cured
ee influenza. from the use OF your hoathSUhd tnN!l
cannot from rccommcrdin the 20 TIE pubic
an '0''s RGBT H MORRIS.
CI,y Hall, New ! ork, cath June, 1919.
Mes;rs j. PrasE * son, IS Division y.
Sold wholesale and retail 8 Division 81; No ~ A>'o
House 40 Broadway, and Sc William st-Our Agents are Al
Nos $50 Gal ell @ and 800 Broadway u airline, cor list
and Ninth avenue; Nos 2j ard 81 biecke 81 Jois
Jts~r, B!oomiugdsie; Nos. and 3i9 nj ST. 10 aud
100 Spring st; Nos 1903 and 81 Sixth Aye,- NDs 80
rs Ho9St2n ST. Nos 10 III log and 49,, .vc-ns, S9s lOi
and . F"to"~r,, n, ,ga and 81 East Broad|s,y
r'-,'-'c $50 Broad Newark ~ OGXteF 30 =
Albany; Weed < Waters TTOy Mrs HAS - u.ioh
81 Brooklyn Smith No. Il Fn!toGstreet do ana r9un''
cor. Atlantic and Henry.s;s do: JS'i
c The Brother OF Helen Tobit:, hearing thai
Ne CALHoGNis this City, entrusted with letters Sc.
Tor IN, deceased sister .s opportunity OF acfuantns
Mr. T. with MS residence and his desire u Participate
an interview ath> very earliest convenience Daring office
hours, am at 8 Spruce st.-resdii,s l6i Duane.
/ jySr' John II. rOBITT.
/ ~" Particular Nctice.-Those persons having
furniture OF any description 20 dispose Of who are break
III their goods, BY sending their address, calling upon
he subscriber. Goods any amount purchased.
F.COLTOS. ll3 Eu!ton-stseet, and
| my20 II ~ Ann-street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08
DR. FEUCHTWAN GER's DRUG STORE,

TAR. FEUCHTW'A NGER'S DRUG STORE,
IL No Waiisrret and tc! the sale Of has celebrated PG
for the total exeuaIna.i of b-dhags moths cock
roece and mice sc. These preparations Instance
fail o: proving e-ctnal when properly applied a hG9dfe5
testify 1ko fortunate isst A. IN make lf
al them. The Compound Chemical Th.l- Oil sony ~
fable in IT, application aid is warranted 70 sed t:e
ton insects iieas flies and loc,rs: Dyer articles snch
sugar OF Lead MAJ Calls eoa Liquor Cxyma.ate OF Tin
Nitric, Nitrous, aura,c aqd PyaIicpsa's Acils Nitrate
Lead ana Copper &C. eeckaz constantly hand SUPERIOR
SefIitz Powders bo.ad Soda Water, Brewers fasla ami
edsatd Lozense .a1sa. iisr. aud Ez's ssa ,5.
n-s Rhenbarb Patent Barley; also .or14, Dntch Meta
Spirit Of Harshom, Sweet spiF q .fe Granville -
Oh Cyanide Icd.us Of Pota russIc ACID AMI La
mar Causc bi1rphine Strrchnine, Yeratn.; Aeoniiir
o,!ne Of AEenc, Iron, Sulphur and heesrf .hu
Capava Capsules Every article warranted AID sofa al
i.,9 .odim i, No. Wall-si:ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-08
q. The Hand of peasl j. son,etimes uplille4 and

- The Hand of Death Is sometimes up'tedi ar
ready strike unconscious OF i!e Jellin III
which We stand slight cough neglected for short time
be fatal The n d as m sols c9 e3
formed in The lungs of the patient Is usually looked
upon as hopeless aynrs ESrectorHnt VIII always cure
every complaint incident the OF respiration ny 10 e
od when no human means arrest the work OF destruc
Ton Dr. does 10 himself the attributes OF
asserting that his medicines can work mira
cls He leaves such bias heuy INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant
empires and clatans All he ayers IS that his tNPrctoant
diseases who had been DECLARED by medical men bsysn4 The
D. SANDS Druggists No 70 Eultol-st., East Broadway
Broadway. 10 Ills