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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

~ 4 Catholic clergyman named Weinzapdein,
was arrested las, year ct Evansville, La. charged
with the commission of a gross outrage upon a
married lady OF his congregation. His trial was to
have taken place at the late circuit at that place,
but though he was ready the prosecution was not.
The Journal says that, though when he was ar
rested every one believed him guilty, and it was
with great difficulty that the immense mob collect
ed was restrai1ed from tearing him in pieccs-he
being obliged to flee the country-yet now all par
ties, Protestant and Catholic, greeted his return
MOT cordially and there Is no doubt that he has
beer nfameusly slandered and will be triumph
antly acquitted-Yct of the thousands who greed-
ly swallowed the scandal, how few will Gear or
care to hear the vindication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

The Editor OF the Tribune is compelled again 10 en-
80 ~, who yroad see him personally IN his eh1ee 10 ca oe
tween the hours Of and A. H. or ana r. N un'.ss e
RIOS; imperative necessity dictate different ooor' - s
notice be dregsrded, he VIII De conpeieo 70 aoa"o"
Office AID seek elsewhere chance ioi aa noa, =
70 bis daily duties. Ali notes leit Tor him IN
.ss p,.,,ca,iop Office are promptly attended to-
NJ Copies ofyeHerdays paper, CONTAINING oeau DIV
Engraving of the Brig-otwar sonsrs-he
of pepcar in the Greek Characters as IN he ois'.
q, - Eooraved Views of the Spar and Berth DECKS oi
,se vessel together with clear and ntegisle Descriptions
,, are sill for sale a, this Office Price fur0 cents
and in wrappers ready for mailing at the same price
Drawings and Epgrayings were prepared e1ess' ~.
thousands the ordinary edition of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

HARD CURRENCY WAaEs.-0ne hundred and
6fty men are now at work upon job within q
hundred miles of this city, for their meals and
shoes for the winter Com. ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13
. Early Poli,;cnI rTi.s,rv-At tie :

~ Early Political FEissory-A The reqr
some friends offree inquiry, SYLVESTER GkAHAa VINO
day evening deliver al Washington HsI carefaly PR
Lecture on the ORIGIN AND CHARACTERIZE
TIES IN this Country, as formed upon the adoption o.
Federal Consultation Following the dictates cf call
ves'igadcn and earnest conviction, he viii yirdcas
old Federal Party OF l7Ss-ls0l from the obloqsy AZ
uer'ed reproach which it has been the policy crtsee
oil neary all popular politicians of latter days to
1t, and show that that defam d party Eot cng G
much OF the Wisdom and Patriotism OF the tine, u
us principles we've upright, its aims lofty, and 10 aes
tally pure He vii! incidentally but uasbrnAlnsy'.
The eharacte. and conduct Political and perso'~'
THOMAS JEFgERsoa. The friends OF Tfnth asd fie
ves;gation respectfully invited TO attend Iis'
cents Lecture TO commence al 7 o'clock u
RIsc's INDICATED CAaoY.--it Is hardly necessap
one words in praise OF the Nedlcated Candy OF Rins
who have used il faad who have mott in cases O :
Coughs, and all complaints which in this climate
that fatal disease Consumption, speak loudly u ~
Ii Is ID slight eyiiepce OF The estimation in vhich
the fzct-,hat while other candies have recently ves
ssnted to The pubic, warranted to cure eTefyisi4
any,bisg-the sale OF Rings has increased three
the last six moaths:s S7Ddsy =,
Sold wholesale and retail, by J. C. wADLEien
Broadway, sole Agent for the United States az
Broadway; 81 Ann street; est Ful,os.street, BIO y
ders from Country Agents supplied al large ~
jilst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

10 Capt Wales, of the Wave, at Boston from
Rio Janeiro, Nov. %, reports that there were no
Q. S. men-of-war in port. The Delaware ship of
the line, and frgate Columbia sailed about tn for
and schr. Enterprise for tie same destination,
had sailed previously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

MAssAcaUsErTs.-In the Senate on Wednes-
day, Phneas w. Leland, the newly-elected Pres-
dent Of that body, resigned his Office, observing
tina, i'll health and the unexpected difficulties
whica be encountered in The discharge OF his
duties rendered it impossible fox him longer TO re
tain it.
In the House, reulonstraace against the claim
of Benjamin White, of Goshen, to seat, was pre-
sented.
By unanimous vote, the House sgreed to meet
the Senate in convention yesterday, for the purpose
of sing the vacancies in the Senate. Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

" TIE WHO ALMANAC AND UNITED ssATEs RIGGS
We. for the year Is43 may be Obtained al '' on'e.
,er.ypers ready for mailing. Preel2i cents
and offers remitag dollar viii receive L cspies "
mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

% Immediately after the arrival OF Frank
Johnson and band al s. Louis, they we're arrested
ard fined $40 each, under the law which forbids
free colored men to appear there without license.
Some respectable citizens became ball. and tke
matter was carried 10 higher court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

SANDS observation-disclosures OF the nervous
membranes is the result of impression made upon
them by cold or other Hence chronic catarh,
bronchitis resulting in disease Of the pulmonary organs
which terminates In consumption gastrltis, oiorrea
running from the disease o,e kidneys and urelh,
all originals from ar impression rst made III The MUGS
Sands Sursaparilia will by its curative powers, entirely
eradicate this class of maades its operation reha
cause healthy secretions thereby removing the e1Snss
cause that produces disease. For evidence of Us graf
curative powers, read advertisements this and chr
papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and !oS erpcr
tation by A. b. SANDS & co.. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings No 273 Broadway corner Of Chsnber.
New.fcrk. Sold also by A. b. Il D. SANDS Drsg.
gss Nos 70 and 100 Fulton street; David Sands sce 30
n Fast Broadway. Of Market Price 81 per
bottle six bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

A STEAMBOAT RAcE.-A letter from Smithland,
Ky, to The Editor of the Nashville Wing, dated
December 80, states that the steamboat Princeton
touched there and Immediately attached for
debt. Two Sherifs went on board, when she was
backed out, and one of them cut the wheel rope.
A scufie ensued, and several boats attempted TO
board the Princeton, when the Captain shot q per-
son who got on the deck. The steamboat Con
doa, with party on board, started in pursuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

Gov. Seward and the People of Color.
The colored people of Buffalo recently addressed
letter to Gov. Seward on his retirement from
Office, thanking him for the regard he had official
ly and consistently manifested for the rights and
welfare of their despised and ,rampled race. His
reply is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13


WHAT NETT Winter blesched Sperm OIL. clear 10
limPd spring aier warranted TO burn all night whS
errsng or saosiug for only 10 per gaon FaElt
and III others IN want OF frsrate Lamp Oil would do y
To coll on }. ~ LucgsY &c Frostreet corner Of Old 81
where they can be supplied a, the above very low who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

A STAGE RosBsD-The boo. of mail stage
from Pittsburg on its way to Baltimore was robbed
near tie former city on Friday morning last: two
trunks were cut off and rifed of their contents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

DISTRESS IL QuEBEc.-Not one teeth of the
persons formerly employed in snip buildisg are
now engaged-the wages, which were ten sh-
lings per day, are now reduced TO twenty pence .
but markets are abundant and produce very low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

ANOTHER DErALcATios-It was yesterday dis
covered By the commissioners for liquidating the
affairs of the Citizens Bank, that there was g de-
felt in the funds of s5i,l7l 81. ]. B. Perrault,
the cashier, addressed the commissioners letter,
IN which be exoneretes all the other officers of the
bank from any knowledge of, or participation in,
the ENLIGHTENMENT. We believe banks were inst-
tu,ed 10 exhibit tic the World the extent Of mems
turpitude. eicaypae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

THE END OF The WoRLD.-We understand
thar in one OF the School Districts of Hisberough,
in this State, the whole population have become
believers in the doctrine of MlIe.-closed their
district school, and taken their children home to
get prepared for the Second Advent. n. H. Sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

ALBANY, Dec 70, iof--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Kind Congratulations rendered
view OF retirement 10 private lite, none more
gratefully acknowledged than those expressed by yon In
behalf of the Colored population OF Buffalo
II that during administration oi the gov
ernmen, this State, aa entitled myself 10 the gratitude
OF lis DISTINGUISHED members, of the slave held in bond
age beyond BORDERS then should be satisfied that hap
pness which eineDce affords awaits in an unenvied
repose; and that blessings rsm high, would descend
upon those who the objects of my affection Your Zinc
letter does raise The preSumpuous eee!
that have been oruDat0 but does not sooihe the
greet that feel when remember how much less OF COED
have accomplished, than il seems TO rae magistrate
clothed with great 20 and influence ought TO have
done.
congratulate you on the prospect opening Upon ;onr
race The sympathics Of civilized throughout the
world are excited your behalf and the conscience OF the
American People coneSses the guilt Of Human Slavery
The just conviction will prevail that the speedest and
most universal Emsncipa could bring no evils so deeply
TO be depored those resulting from perseverance IN
system oppression condemed by the spirit OF Christianity,
and inconsistent with The fundamental principles OF Repnb-
lcan Government Your practical exclusion from Suffrage
however plausiby excused only % the forms OF ina
institution still lin serng in this State, which must be abo-
ishes before maintain with justice. what 90 otter
boasied-ihat Free People.
Be assured that though voice which has promulgated
these sentiments will no longer be heard in the public COM
els yet spirit OF the age moving over the state ana
will find other more effective organs.
remaln respectfully,
you rtrlend and servant
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

The PRElUpTcEs TpG al. D.s CAUSE THE 1sarH ar
THOUSANDS DIR. Hoffman, Huntington, IN, gave up
die child O. Paul Sweslc who sick wh nshns
The agent OF WsaI's Balsam OF Wild Cherry ex.aVd
from the Doctor the promise of certificate il he shuH
effect with the Ealsam. The Doctor sad, .bo~ever
that II would do no good--the child must die Bat III
Ba'sam was g'ven complete cure followed ana the DO
tor gave the ioilswiDg grudging state nen;;
HUNTINGDON, Pa. Dec. ID, 1912
Dear Sri procured one bottle Of d.. Wsass Basss
OF Wild Cherry from Thomas Reed ESQ OF this place, a6
tried il ia ofobsnale asthma on child OF swebh
in hrh many Other remedies had been lTed without sue
cess The Balsam gave sudden relief and in ey epnf
the child is rlfectualy cured by its use. Yours, Sc
JACOB HOFFMAN, NJ D.
Hundreds upon hundreds die tor want Of simple
edy, which fear Of offending their phys prevents The
from taking, and thus perish the martyrs OF IN unws pr
JUDGE This Balsau is the and only sure reed
for asthma and all diseases Of the Lungs anu liver. j h
cured many like the above. after the phyScisns hltW
nouGced them hopeless.
Sod only at 80 rOton street, corner OF Nassau Dexf
Albany. ptal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

~ II will be seen by an advertisement IN another
ume that the Rev. Dr. Cheeycr repeats his famed NewE
land Anniversary Discourse this evening ia the sr
Church, corner OF Walker and Eliza e,h Web
but room to advise the moralist and poticsn boil, TO
tend. They will hear many valuable truths sever
dreamed of in their nhiiasophy il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

~ Barnum has nroo ucud a new era in Museum eS
olIlons in his management Of the American We can
member when even that establishment had but single
iormcr now there than twenty persons ergaa
in every evening performance while no ex erss sspss
To secure every nnyity and attraction Don't forget
girls that Tom Thumbs benefit is 10 morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

LATER FROM NAssAu.-We are indebted to
slip from the office of the Savannah Republican,
for news from Nassau up to the 2Sth ult., brought
BY the schooner Jane. Tho House of Assembly
met on the f3th-but nothing of interest had been
accomplished. Several wrecked vessels were IN
port. The brig Eagle of Philadelphia went ashore
and small part only of her cargo was saved. The
steamer Dee arrived from Havana on the 23d.-
There is no other news of any interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

Decentralization James buchanan was,
on Tuesday, reelected by the Legislature OF this
State Senator of the United States, for six years
from the 4th of March next-this being MS third
election The vote stood
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
PETERS WIG TABLE PILLS.

&c rs3trgrsG medicine, fa here Is scarcely
arrangement obstruction of tine organs
Of aaman UacNtpe Nhich they w alleviate
when ADMINISTERED early taSts ct congestion
stomach or boess ,aey speedily relax orgsus,
reduce he attendant restore the sufferer heah
Containing tntatrE drastic substances, heF exhibit
non - never followed M ,,; f,f-traa, Of the bod now
which charattercS e nrerNo a.: most other caJaar-
tics, ana they may he ,s5-terca wheut the slightest
tear Of producing the saea amaIon Hegaentlt
ed hF the purgent c1F rcnatd ~ The qpaeks an
chadatans oil the day.
Ia almost all stages Of disease PETERS VEGEra-
BILE PILLS vii Be found OF beotueai eject. but they
should always he Ie=otd t. "he the hst symptom make
- appearance The conquest Of The complaint VII theF
De easy and immediate. In billions disorders, rcmitnntf
q in'eFm''ant ieef dyspepsia aystnafN' eH7.ea s""'
darrehea, dropsy eted enlargement -
the spleen, sick head ache, all complaints growing out OF
imperfect or too rapid digestion, topper Of the bowels ie
male oosnctoo, babua cos'lv eness, aud all oyer dis
VEGETABLE FILLS viii he found uofiHalled IN the
speed, MY and aenlleness u their operation.
1t Is asked n@on what principle aese eNtaa"linat 81
iect, are pr.iaced! We reply that I'll LRH tt.t \
BILE PILL ac:- IT RiFlFR OF TIE BLOOD
by purifying she ryie aud other hlHs of Which blood
composed ths5e l. m53ky tisd Deposited o. the .es
tel mater the Of tho ncsne oad which 0Hee
combined wh the hillary secretion, conveyed 'ato he
veins and becomes the princle Of lie THIS medicine
al. dtecy ppaa che ehyte from which il ezpe all acrd
Paflclts and all huulo5s detrimental healthy eirrnln-
lin, !, .rra,.e t,e scs a, Gff. before lie rne me
change takes place. which it, them Tor the immediate
Uses ol vitality. Ihts - beslanus. 10 emtnc lha
streams Of life wiki aoai'h II " necessary to pany the'"t
Such Is the radical nolo in Vhjeh ,his n,edidnc pc.
forms TEL. naHlais which wouit III volumes
lmany of diem o eh scientific authority are ts N@tc
e AND u - used 80 te .aetse Of 'he hst iysle'aA#
here, and abroad
IN the endy ,orsas Of Spring, vbcn animal and
eahe worlds are alike infacarcd y tic change II season
aperieut medicines especially beneficial One dose ii
PETERS vegetable rrlls taken tins may
hundreds OF aoa "a Doctors bills during the approach
ing heats of SUMMER b. wise IN time. "ffeseWe and
teguagc nae sou may not have to contend with
disease IN lis hefcest to,ns hereafter.
Are yoa subject paia the stomach. or bowels after
eating, y spIrts aud inds-
position to nrtiye employment. OF body Or manufacturing
fa IN tho hoFE atl titfS
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x < x i 3 i
Peace for. the .UOtHer!
QUIET AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

tits stated by eminent medical men, thar
at least one-third of the children IN the
United States die from teethlng nd dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through the
gums produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. Il is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell. the secre ton of saliva IS increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits Of crying, watching, starting IN the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shriei<s with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
feyiated, spasmodic commissions universal
" supervene, and soon cause the dIssolu-
ton of the infant This inialllble remedy
has preserved thousands of children, when
thought past recovery, from convulsIons.
AS soon as the "OrIental Drops are rub
bed on the gums, the child viii recover.
This preparation is so innocent, SO ettlca-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child VIII
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with Il.
When infants are at the age OF four months,
though there Is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums to
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for il a child
wakes in the night with pains IN the gums,
1t Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing ConvuIsions, Fevers, &c.
lr sale Al the BOON SlOkf
.hnnni, June 81. 1913.
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Office.
Office II u Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
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INDIN1NAF0'.'s' +aO'ost . To
Ig>[iE Members Of said Company hereby n8LEe7.
1,st for the "a vtueat losses ~ ire an! a5itte.
sustained incurred hy said Company JJg
feI2 directors have tiJs day eaerei following
tie premium gwen -lII CJ4, aas.
payable iae Treasurer 5slpse s-rst
0 October next eG-a ng 10 Wit:
On all dated before NgveHter p Isl. an#
Discharged beng from y No. 2547, both It
slse seven per cent.
OA a! nola IteI alter No euaer =, I-l2 ant aa
before March i I-l5 bea5 from 40 - - - No 23JU,
Hf'iA 'hs'A7'Ne' Sax per erAt
va al note dated after Mafc l. l-5 aAd "n or before
M1fca u, 1853, beng iEom n 2,13i 80 No soI, BON
Inclusive, ~ and oac IIr.er per cot.
IN s notes datef ter Narra 81 ~ and on Or before
AFn i 3D. BENG from No. Isl - No 2,bil, III IN
elusive. three per
Ga al. ia ted at.or April /. loI3. and before
July -, loi3, beng ln No 231 10 No 2tJ1, ootn n-
elusive, two anl pae half per c-nt.
Receipts foi A--essmen Will be forwarded % Agents or
other duly authorised per=oas whom Members exec-
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IRj III HAS PREY 4ITED

PETERS Vegetable pills AaVe been ten wears 5e
fore public DusnS tAat period they have ebta4nea
celebrity unparalleled tire HISTORY na.s popular
medicines ~hJeh preceded fhem OF have followed ~ their
The hapfv combination of vegetable lnzrc fents
years of ssa8y ana experiment. aectrd long
prev experience use pso4efes Ell 0eoai Substances,
pathology disease. tse ar3 utoGtEs orcruaf
NarIels HIias support
hnHaa body, ana sac eEaa toh by which
those aIis prepare maahe AM tlstTaGieI The
Yb 81 sk an gatet experiment has been complete
Throughout the leaE and area5ta 81 ani, - Butsh
Amerca, England, Wes inasas ASH The continent
Eap-, curative xstae- OF feef's vegetable PA,
gracefully arkaafes se They be cale Tie med
ieiHe par ercst.sgee Southern SAFES laelf
Sumption south the Fasaas. enormous, ana cont'Ha
ally lie No either Fsl goes dyea' there
however sasaed over ltn hired puts, sai home manuiac
turea rert6
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e-Tur Ppopptrron ,rea, nIeas,,,e u, rc,r ofae
- ~ i ~ ;i., -, ~ LII. y 80, ,,.
t,on The edo Of -. ,rancrt. mad the sc,Trf Of
10 r,c,arat,op ycro IA HIM n, =
81 phI.-r, ~ M INV. Iot.l, rof,rd fa, b,sncss7 -
=" ~ I'm 'h - 'S' l'''9 e'''- IN pEnt, AL,
ISu 81 PbiIadefl,,a t,a, ,ho,, few, 'e, ever eeo
"def 99f' dsslfaG,s' or Deter deserved efeby. Df
:, ~ u ~ 80 49,: ,t ' -, - -'.-h ,, Z
OF 'f h1sh ana seeing ~" sea success "'1h Attended
- - % - " -. [l'.,'
~ and remarkable cures.
+ - -. - -. - 80. - ~
+ 1900 :, no ,,oa.oaoot ~ l's,so - 49,, -
te.n,,o NJ +ogrrl h. ne mi ~, account m he enc ,al
ems and ,ssrla ,Iical,o, bat he A. cnafh disrlo.e.
the mystery in Substance as follows: Il place in your
- - -. - . HIar..:-a ...', r. ;,.a3t -
IAN Wy '''1 ''''' i NJ, ,'S, " ~" u ,.se, "l2ao
ero ,,,, nm, ,s-r,sel f .,e,..f, eF,-ot,,t 70 ,.
ed,sIno ''9le 'oe sreat success ""''1 mas een1ed
nan, Iio, ,ffa i,f,i,a ieg aud rcre,,e
~ 5,,,ea,s ts ,,-o, - ~ 49,, of oi75r1ist 80.
nave looked anon the ifr Or line io.rpl,er, .,e
he he h.e, HE Ia discover eit1,r l. q. the ne an. r,a
- ,a,,a4,o, - .ln.o,s ral f., a-, MA rpI r.
uEtITu PHI To+,s, If se4r,,a}, r.,,.ti,s =, r.
- - -. = IN ' -, 80. 80 - = y
macs "1'7e 'l''es "fe 's'' "''' pe'-o'-
-, 'l!s ~ , 49, @ 1880 ~ 800 5s'e'
'9a' Gun 7eo-aIn CIV y 's'l' of, a oi, ee' a't
81 the somach hA'e hees recommended these pulls afe
nave u7e1 'ieii III ''"' li' 1i-'7 ~ " &c ''t ''
always WIN he most satisfactory eert Ihee Is not
family N 'hch practice that suffer TO z" unPto'ded
" noN o. mem lhe'f stgh' virtue 10 'ha 'iey arrest
disease IL its fret oach Iney are PFeventTes as well
IS fe"tile5 am VI, e'a'e 70 sl "I"'' u '"NeH oy
ps',s ~ o. 80 ,t. . - ~ a.,
- I,ay a', '''' 1'S'' ''' '' ''''' u 'a'''
Dr. during many wears of the most sGJl f3rar-
ee IN New York te..c the Uncommon virtues of these
p.I. Ifc .iri,5-.e,.4 I,e, ~ ,e-v rarie,v All tn
II sszeosa i,a s,o,.5o- -s,l. r. he. ,s-c mill re-
-a,tfv Offered Them 10 the r &C. avs he been Induced
- H. :, rnfg in, ne .-r.e of ea.et.- the ,eta, ta,i-
Ia hy mining II III Inc er Of ali 10 trt their Iaestirna-
- ,iri,e.
.r,.-r. ,v-c,s.,f. ..tf ID, ,sr amer, t, noso ptli
oxa,t IN s-sr ,,.4- atsease By haurv rorbi-
nation Of medical a-nt ,s are e-,nted 10 r,r,v ~ ali
the l.iates ana irrltalIn- se--et3a from the aIlmeoiay
canal and rer,oye a,v Ie7. 1,oa,r g., ,ga,5- ossr-,s
uAich may nave been aIred eauaze the circulation
.Er
mote more vigorous performance Of the organic functions
They have o-e Inverl acton, mat = 10 reh on, d..
cure II. NO ere seated. ar how lonr i
existed. whether i he an 3t~ess -evng mon The III,
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THE PAI.L A DlU VI.
Is PUBLISHED
DIP. HOLLOWAY b. W. DAVIS,
IT the So,tteast corner Of MINI and Front .treet
Richmond, WaLne county, Indar.a.

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insertions, and TwESTy- FIVE Cents for adj
dltiohal inserton-TEn Lines, space occupied b
$50 counted square, nothing counted less ihan
square all overa square, aud less than square anu
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and Others, advertising by the year. will he charged for
column of 1000 ms, $50 0o per for fourth.
of column, 5000; for half a column, $500 for a
quartet Of column, 00A dedlction Of % per cent.
will be made advertisements longer tnan quarter OF
column inserted by the half year year, and
altered Chanrery and petitions fp,
he paid invariably III advance Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with the cash. iness
ordered Tor publication by brother publisher.
n b. No advertisement will be discontinued nut1
paid frunes the option of the publishers by previous
engagement between the publisher aud the advertiser