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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
~TRIHTEE,S NALE.

PURSUANT To a deed Of IIust executed TO The
subscriber tv Robert Baldwin. d1led he 29tI
dav oGOctbbef 1871, aHd Of record % he clerk.
Office ol Ono county court, ip 6oos No %, Gage
BOZ | w'iI proceed TO sell a. The tTou. door Of
lie court Aouse Of Ohio courtv on the Giu day Of
Novemoeg 1875, to the highest bidder 40 public
'ucuUu, The t1lipVIHG o'rcCs or parcels of ground
hat Is 10 -1v, IoJ No no, al The corner OF 5.h
. d Laae streets N the cifv Of Wheeling, the
Vest half of Lot No ~. alisining. Also. LOIS
\O 20. p, p, and % on CLAW street. ~ Upde-
gratis addition - said c'tv. A'sD lot No y, at
he corner ofClav and 4Ih streets Immediately
opposite said Tor No 20. Also two thirds o. LOT
No %, adjoining said lot No -. Also Inc West
hal o. lots No 10 and . Immediately adjoining
sold lot No H.. Also lot No a., fronting on fih
s~treetln SAID city, binding on said lots Nos 70
and a.. Also one undivided third part Of twenty
acres Of land and coal, and coal priv.le- Is ano
r1lfs purchased by Henry Mo IRE and The saiG
}obert BALDWIN Of William Chapline, lyme and
beng adIlcent 20 said CITY Of Wheeling or Stone
coal rul, The tile believed 10 be indispuiabic.
bat selling ls trustee , shall culy convey 10 the
purchaser, sucu uue as is vested Ia me by IA.
SAID decd OF trust.
Terms n1fe Nnovn on the dIv OF sale.
sep Do Is T. d FjfZuUGH. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
4 MEXICAN HARDWARE AND

5 received an assurmeut OG Wagon Boxes
- and Plough Points from lie manufacfury Of
Mcrriu & DooIi1ie and Tor sale % their prices by
SEPT IL JY CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

II EEP TIiE SYSTEM FREE.-In> cotnoI
IA be too Ulgn impressed upou mankind, When
lhe tody feels heavy anil 'he mind dull. the cOnr,e
can he al once lmcgd 60 physical reasons The
functions OF ire body u7ln whose regularity aud
heailhEncss iue principle OF lie rests, ere az such
times d.,Jldcrgg aud require prompt attention -
Life Of uCsI De- formed OF 0s delicate materials as
The u'nulc-i watch, end "a a. easily injured. They
both need immediate rcprjr UbcH QUE Of order, 10
DO o. service 10 the n1,,gs.oT
Tire Stomach ouj Bowels. fbcpi free from impu-
rifles, rcude, uc whole system rCHccl and healthy.
The U~si mrj.ca' preparation or modern Times To-
effect .nrz H Slsiuhsu's VEGETABLE SNTR ACT
ifLLS, f0Dsef rufirriy OF pure EXTRACTS from
'Ie D-si vegetable remedies n Ire world. No
other pills are -s 0ure.a easy uf operation, OF as
isy'culuC 90 cleansing The whole rojv. Tuey are
nc ne Plus Ubrs ug moIsu mciic1. discoveries.
Sold at the office 335 Brssdwcy, y Y. Price IS
cents per box.
For sal0 by JOHN IS. THOMPSON,
81 Toe B.y,k Store o. ~ 3. Eobb.
Also by r. W. BhSSET-
oct3 S1ui1 WhCr'iHv-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

ETST RECEIVED, a los Of Superior Wits
KEY, whrcl. will be sold by line bhl. low ir
Cash. tscu lS) d MtGiNNlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
y GRiCULTUBAL EXIuBTTIO, -.

"A The ONO and BROOKE County AGRI
CULTURAL SOCIEIY'S Annual Far, and EAhi
non vail bo helg at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11

& BRINE MySKRAT-Jns, received from
Missouri, 1000 prime NlUSKRAT. which
Witt be sold al ~ cents ior CASH l79 Main S.
sep y a G MCALLAN'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales or stocks at PhIIadeIphia

o. $1,000 Reading RR bonds 1880 6s $4,000 DO lsi7 and
1850, Co., 5000 State 6s 1885, 6s; $4,000
do 5s 623 $1,000 do 6s 1896 annual 67 $3.50 do S.
sc; 20 shares Union Bank OF Tennessee 2df go; SO do
Psnnsy Bank 1875 10 do schuylk Navigation 37;
30 do do 36t; % do do, 3d. lO6 do Wilmington RR 49, 81
DO lst 80 do Farmers and Mechanics Bank s6t 90 do
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank 1911 Northern
Bank of Kentucky ST. 10 do Penn Township Bank 22 20
chenics Bank, l91
Sept 29-First Board-$2O0 County SIS 1870 IO4; $1,000
Cincinnati bonds Ga $4,000 Resdir RR bonds CO. $4,000
Lehgh Mortgage Loan, "a; sal 900 State 6s 81; $4,000
do 2d $l045 do Gil $500 do 1885, 81; S2l DO 1855 6l
$1,000 do 6s 1916 semtannusi 81 shares Grard Bank
Penn'a Bank l75 10 do Kentucky Bank, SD So; do
Union Bank of Tennessee co. 10 do Schuylkill Naviaa
ton Company &c. 20 do do ash 30 do do 35t; do United
States Bank All 20 do Penn Township Bank, Az 100 GO
Vicksburg Bank, si II do Grand Gulf Bank, so do
Wilmington RR, lst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

90 THE DYING CURSE OF NAPOLEON TO
the British Government for their cruelty, is not more
deep than that of persons OF refined tase those whu
they meet with disgusting erutions or on
their skim when, by purchasing fifty cake
OF the wonderful Italian Chemical Soap they could have
sunburn pimpe salt rheum any other eruption The
most wonderful part of this is that actually changes
dark sunburnt yellow skin to fine judge
truly, on must ry-no one would believe that beaut
full piece osoapwould the scury cry
sipelus, or salt Iheum, this does 1t also the
ties Of insects musquitoes &C. Sold at the sign Of the
American Eagle 80 Chatham street, New York 1870 Full
ou street. Brooklyn State street, Boston Ledger
jones' Coral nair Restorative from shillings bottle,
sold at the same places.
90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
The Tonic Mixture preparcdby the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy Of the City of New York, is an infalble
remedy for this class oil diseases, being composed OF
combination of the most nvigo.slng medicinal herbs in
persons suffering from debility or weakness oil any Kind
sold in bottles 50 each; small do ST. in cases OF half
Dozen So carefully packed, and sent 10 all parts fthe
Union Office and consulting of the College, OF
'''''' ''''" WIS. RTCHARDsoN Asa".
40 THE PlLEs-This compliant can positively be
ment and Inns Balm OF China II they fll to
the worst case will return the money To be had
only at . Courtlandt street and Comstock & Ross, 81
Cornhill, Boston.
my- DEAFNESS AND ALL COMPLAINTS OF
THE EAR-W he cured or greatly relieved by DR..
McNair's Acoustic OIL Mr. N Lyman, ~ Com.
nerce street, Philadelphia, was cured by this Oh after
being totally deaf Tor 10 years snd spent hundredsof
dollars before hu. without the least benefit To be had
Renuine at 81 Courtlandt street; Cometock Williams
No. 9 North Filth street, Philsd' lpbi'.
0y-TBE CHINE SE HAIR ERADlCATOR-Inco CON.
sequence OF the numerous couner.hs OF this celebrated
aIclcth propreors have had new steel plate engraved
At large expense that will eectually guard th, publc
uom deception The written signature OF A De Fon-
zine is always on the genuine Beware OF the count r.
cit in square tin boxes with an old womans signature 10
It, The genuine il TO be had ere only Al .,
Ct, and in Boston, 81 Cornhill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
90 THIS DAY PUBLIsHED-By Burgess & strin
ger, 2l2 Broad way corner Ann st
The RESCUED NUN:

CONVENT AND ITS WRONGS
an these deep soliudes and aw full cells
Where heavenly, pensive contemplation dwells
And evermusing melancholy reigns
What mean these tumuits in veital's veins?"
Price one shilling.
Also, The Professor and his Favorites by Mrs. Emily
Flygsre, translated from the Swedish This highly OK
citing Novel has been translated by eminent Swedish
scholar who thoroughly acquainted with most of the
European langusges DR.. @ {. Heb5e, ESQ Single CO.
pies 20 cents-$l6 per hundred For sale whoesale and
retail by BURGESS & sTRINGER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
Or COUGHS AND cnLns ARE nAux c11nrn

" COUGHS AND C0LDS ARE DAILY CURED
py Dr iors Balsam Of Liverwort, prepared the
original office, 375 Bowery. This iarfamed remedy is
Towing more and noc populsr. Every day crate
~ person that res been cured by this medicine, calls 81
me ONCE to express their graft ude giving the priv
ege to oier oil those he do rot know lis curative pow
rs, 20 them lnvads suffering with coughs colds cen
sumption liver complaint, s.. &C. will find this SOW e.
reign palm So numerous the certificates received
nd so many have already been published that We thnh
unnecessary to punish them Gail at the once
$40 Bowery, aud see for yourselves. The genuine ma
new steel plate engraving around each bottle
with the signature OF Cr Gurdon Leeds attached, u
prevent counteric-and without which none Is genuine
For sale wholesale and retail at the original omce, 37e
boweTy, and down town ONLY by q. J. Leeds, whole
sale druggist, l2s Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHLApELrHIA, Sept 2eBelow, Delaware, Fisher Wanda.
e Berry, Wyoming NieksrsSn ana Lion Baxter Boston
dence; Two Brothers. May Nliaven brig name unknown
ashore below Marcns Hook.
BALTIMoRE, Sept 29-Below, off the Wolf Trap Bremen
ship Louisa bound up Sid Paapsco Nckeon Boston; Tbs
Hooper Foxwell, st Thomas
NoRFoLK, Sept 27-An Star, Chase, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

90 TAYLOR5 BALsAM OF LIvERWORT.--
The genuine from 37o Bowery sold genuine down town
a q Courtlandt sire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

YANKEE HILL IN JERSEY This eccentric genius
gives lecture, and opens his budget OF Yankee
stoiiesto-nght, at the Lyceum, Jersey City. We saw
him night or two since, at the Chatham theatre,
and we verify believe he is racier and funner than
he ever was. Off certainty the audience laughed
more, and appeared more delighted, than we have
before seen them. We expect to hear Of convul-
sion in Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

90 LAST APPEARANCE OF TIE ETHIOPIAN
Serenadsrs their fare we'll benefit and last day Of the Ia
dams and Squaws at the American Museum. grand
at three o'clock when the Indians appear in
their Characteristic tomshowk fight scapng scene, Sc;
TO be succeeded by an Indian oraton smoking the pipe
peace &c. The serenaders, this positively their
last day. appear in several songs and characters
which will afford additional amusement to their thou.
sands OF friends splendid performance in the even-
ing For particulars, see bills and advertisements
U9- A TOMAHAwK FIGHT BETWEEN JOCo
Sotte, the Indian Chief and Of the natives Of the
Chippewa tribe takes place to day Peae's New York
Museum. The whole OF he Indians and squaws appear
being the benefit Of loco sotte They will give faith
full repese of the peculiar mode of warfare end
conclude with the victor scslpng the vanquished There
will be two performances at II and o'clock, as the
Chippewa Indians leave this sftei at o'clock by
the Boston boat each occasion the TSmshowk Fight
will be introduced 1t is positively the last day OF the
Giant Girl the four pound child Casper Bsuser and the
Fud &c Mermaid, We expect novel an event will col
crowded audience Jcco sotte sails Tor Liverpool
on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

cHrAr LrrERArrRt-The following books have beer
liely published and for sale this office TIL,
Professor and his Fsvortes, by Mrs. f. Flygare tho
Rescued Nun alison's History Of Europe No Is the
Poultry Book Mabel the ACTRESS the Perils of Illicit
Love The Churchman Warned Against the Errors o.
the Time by DR. Anihon The True Issue sustained, oil
an exhibit oil thsSiews and spirit Of the Episcopal Press
in relation to the recent ordination in st. Stephens
Church, n r., and the third part fMartin Chuzzewit
by Dickens Also. Grahams and Godey's Ladies Books,
and the Lades' Com panion. for October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
0U-The Rev. DR.. Hawkes., of st. Thomas Church,
was at ST. Louis on the 18Th instant.

ALIseN's HisToRY.-The Courier and Enquirer
contains flaming puff for this work, for what it
calls the romance of style which characterize it."
This is most equivocal praise for writing, which
the author wishes 20 have considered history.
Nevertheless it is strictly true; whether from inte.
rest or from superficial know ledge, there is much
more romance than history in the affair. The key
to the Courers motive in prasing it, is to be found
ia the letter of Mr. Cooper exposing the fraudulent
manner 10 which Alison seeks TO cover falsehoods
under a seeming authority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Ribas gives a grand con
cert this evening at The Apollo. Can we say more

NIBLo's.-To light the elegant danseuse, Madame
Leon Jave, adds grace to The highly popular
ballet Of La Sylphde, by her exquisite performance
of the Sylph: Gabriel and Jerome Ravel, together
with Monsieur Martin, have prominent characters.
The great attendant on the first representa-.
ton of this favorile pastoral pantomime has lndu.
ced the Raves TO announce it for this evening The
Tight Rope will afford Charles Whittier another OPP
portunity of displaying his graceful agility in every
variety OF tourbalons, &c. Contortons by the ia.
Tented Mons. Masseu, and for the last time the de-
seivedly popular Pantomime of the SIS Misfortunts
OF F0rtunatus" which after tonight is to be with.
drawn. other novelties superceding its continuance
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The success Of Mr.. Graf
tan's new piece (the Rebel Chei) is most unequ-
vocal. Its second representation last evening was
greeted with an audience the elite of the beauty
and fashion Of the town. The little roughness con-
ssquent upon first representation had disappeared,
and 1t went off in the Most smooth and quiet man.
ner possible, save the repeated Interruptions OF sp
plause by the audience. The same bill, with the
addition OF an extra dance by Miss Ralia, will be
repeated to. night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

90 A sister OF the celebrated DR.. ST. Broadway, was
Co.. 81 Courtlandt street. for bottle of Oldrges Balm
of Columbia which stopped it Immediately from falling
out and restored The geauine is to be had only
at 81 Caurtlsndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

o. TO SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer has
defined man to be shaving animal This is doubtless
far relates to civilized man. but civilized man
cannot shave without razor and he cannot keep his
in good order without stroP We would there
FORE just gently hint 10 readers that Saunders Pa
Metallic TABLET and Razor strop with four sides, has
withstood the test Of time having been before the pub
lie more than quarter OF century and probably has
superior in giving that desirable keen edge to coed
which renders shaving operation that may be
patiently endured.-Bosfon Mer. Journal
Mandatory l63 Broadway, between Courtlandt and
Liberty streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
NEW YORK HERALD
Nr,, York. satnrday, september 80, 1859

~ Mr. L willard is our only authorized sgent Tor
lac ssle OF the Herald in Troy, N Y. AL persons wish
ing paper in that city will apply only to him. at $50
hiVeT street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
90 THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF To.MoRRoW

TO- ATWILL's MUSIC SALOON IS AT THIS
time very deservedy fsvortc and fashionable re-
sort than with te devotees OF the unefu art His
splendid stock Of New York. Boston, and London piano.
fortes his Of every descriptions
~. ner n"hca II h;sh nrder Inch nr sna
added his extensive catalogue make the music saloon
at 2Ol Broadway the great musical attraction CITY,
The manichord pianofertes require examination for
the proper appreciation their excellence. Good judges
have pronounced their Improvements among the great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

The motion TO sustain the KesOIutiOnlsts was lost
6ya non conouyrlng vote. The announcement OF
the vote was the signal for renewed expression oil
outburst. The vote was ,ben taken on the resou
tons collectively, and the following was the deci-
sion ON rejecting hem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

90 THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE TO Be
had gsnune at 81 Walker street, door from Broad
way:-Sands' Sarseparilla, Balm OF Columbia, Jaynes
Hair L nic Beas Heir Restorative, Gonraud's Poudre
Subtitle for cradicaing supernuous hair, Gcuraud's
de Beaute, for extermnating tan, pimples, ireckes
blotches and all eruptions Vegea-
BILE Liquid Paste Gourauds Blanc Espegne for whien.
ing smoothing the skin Cream OF Lilies for removing
dandruf gradually dyeing red grey hair dark brown
or beautiful black, Chnese Shaving Soap, Verbena
Cream, Browns Buffalo Oil French Pomatum, delicate
escenccs highly peumed soaps cologne, milk of roses
and every variety French English, German and Amer
lean peifumery. member 81 Walker street, door
for the corner OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30

10 CAPTAIN T.. F. W ED, OF the schoontr Le-
vnii, having experienced so great benefit from the use
of DE-. Shermans Worm Lozcnges, would recommend
them to all who may be suffering he has suffered
years past until he used the above remedy. Since talk.
ing it, now more than two years, he has been in the
enjoy men OF good health and believes it to be the best
article Of the kind in the world He had despaired OF
relief until the trial of the Worm Lozenges made
He now is never without them. DR.. Sherman's ware
house is LOG Nassau street Agents. 227 HUDSON street.
1873 Bowery II East Broadway, and l39 Fulton street,
RrcnklYn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
II H e r A Il l. A d 1 u II a.,
- PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EvERy SATURDAY, BY
.. r. HOLLOWAY r 3. w. DAVIS,
1T tie Sc,1iheast Of Main and Front streets,
Richmond. Wayne county, f1diana.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Terms Of notwithstanding DoLLAn per square fo
dsonaI nsertion-TEN LINES, the space occupied by
$50 ems counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all over square, and less 4 square and
half to be counted sqsare and haf-Per square for
MONTHS THREE DoLLARs; for six months SIX DOL
LARS TEN Dollars per annum two squares FIETKEs
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
Twenty DoLLARs per annum. Merchants, Dfuggists,
and Others advertising the year, viii be charged for
column 1000 ms, $50 per for thresfourths
of column, $50, co; for half column, $500; for
quarter columr S25OO-A deduction Of 20 per cent
will be made Advertisements longer than quarter oil
column, by the half and not
altered notices and petitions for divorces
be paid invariably advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash. unesa
ordered for publication by 4 brother publisher.
N B. No adve tsement will be discontinued unit
unless option of the publisher by prsvioui
between publisher and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
TING OF LOOD,

Is another dangerous symptom of pulmonary affection,
and difficult when neglected it with
cough which consists of bright froihy
black and cotted with blood: there mostly
fever, headache, paptaon of the heart Pushes Of
heat and redness of the cheeks dcuy of thing,
mouth &c. sDr.
Dunean's Expecorant Remedy will be found this
complaint. Ons single bottle in many will
If used the first attack but when neglected.
quire many Those who may be afflicted with quitting
Of blood should lose time in procuring the above msdi
cne this disease mostly serious when early
attended to. fc|Prcs Ons Dollar per bottle
For sale a. the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
March I.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
4,
DRY GOODS AND CARPET WAREHOUSE

RI
DRY GOODS AND CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. IL East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
II fave receiving within few days extensive
offer grea. purchasers Strangers visiting
City will find their advantage TO call and examine
their Stock
-CARPETING-
ROYAL Brussels, with and without border:
Imperial 2 ply ingrained. COT Brussels s,ys)
Heavy Super6aes aud Fine do. (new patterns)
Good fine Ingrained. All to ga cts per yard:
Twiiled and Plain Venitians,s, 7-s and "A wide;
A. Cheap Hemp and venitians;
Brussels and Damask Stair Carpets;
Plain and C,,n,z 6gue5 Floor Daizs;
1914, 1874. and 1874 Damask Linen Booking:
Saxopv Tufted and Brussels Rugs;
Paror and Common Door Mats;
Stair Rods and Stair Linen:
MATING FLooR Oh CLOTHS.
600O yds Floor Oil Cloths comprising great variety OF
aud widths for hais coach Cloths
Gc-Table Oil Cloths-1-4, Sd, and Ga. Extra Super
White and Coored India Mating of late importation.
FURNISHING GooDs-
Heavy Ga, 1914 and l24 BarBesly and Flemish Sheet
ngs; Pillow Lnens Super undressed Shifting Linen Of
DIV Importation; 1874 Fine Damast and Barnsey Table
Diapers English Scotch aud Russian Toweng Diapers
Damask Table Cloths, Napkins and Doyes Piano, Stand
Table Covers: Marsees Qutsj Ba tn Blankets, kc
CURTAIN Goods
Scarlet Buff and Blue Cashmere with borders 40 and AZ
in Buff Brown Window Hollands Rich French Win
dow Chn,z; Super Embd. Muslin Drapery in Sets Dam
ask and Watered Morsens, &c
assortmenta of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
including all the best styles Of seasonaole dress Goods
Silks; Mousn de LANES; Balzorinss: Lussres: New
French Cambrics and Jaeopets; Painted Muslins and
Lawns; Family Mourning; French Needle Work: Rich
Shawls; Laces; Hosiery and Gloves: Mems Summer
Wear; Broadcloshs, Cassimeres, Vestngs, &c
the lowest Cash
April Is. lS43. 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS,

by DIR. Dune Expec Remedy. This dis
produces much suffering and distress. and finally No.
alarming its threatening sesersy.-
and medicine prescsihed
effect when they the lungs be entirely
gone, and hopeless and tho patient die ~
Consumption In this lingering situation hundreds lss
under the mistaken idea Of her disease ,o be Cspsu@p
TONY when 10 nothing than Gold seasd the
Lungs patient thus neglected until The inss
do actually become diseased. Why is il that many
hopeless been restored pssiee
health! The very plain and obvious. Thsy
menced using DR.. Duncan's Expecorant Remedy, sssl
lungs entirely they finally recovered
Medicine viii all Of this fas T.
For sale a, No. 10 North Eeigh,h Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
IMPORTANT WARNING.

II is evident, and decided by the experienced Yks
sic that Consumption mostly negecs
Of cold the FIRST attack How persons sssrs
thar put off from time time procuring suitable asdi
cine, the begins
when in all probability they the Of sedicas
aid. May these lines prove warning those afflicted Sr
ately DR. Dncan's Expectorant Remedy. which is
prssy for diseases Of the Respiratory System is
the pain the side and Breast and aresting she
of that fata disease consumption! The Expecsoant Re-
medy has decided advantage all either preparations
1t entirely free from Opium, and all other violent Mar
cotcs 1t regulates the system. and gives 70 tho
weak and nervous.
For sale at No. 10 North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
INSI E3a
1913

TINE subscriber having made arrangements with the
pretors of the 'Sprng Foundry'' for power for bull
ding Machinery, prepared furnish his friends and
the public generally short notice. ali kinds of Machine
ry such Carding Machines, Condeneers, Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms, Shearng Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes, Sc Sc, for all of which he the latest improved
patterns He is alse prepared for cutting Mill Screws,
Press Screws, sc. &c.
ELKANAH HUXLEY.
ftTN. B. HUXLEY RYAN will make to order
BELLS and all kinds Brass Castings: and will take old
brass and copper in exchange for work.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1912 460