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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14
r HI EP ATTIC IN
4LlAlAo
For the Cure f
LIVER COMPLAINT.
SY NIPrOM>

Wiz symptoms arising from chronic Diseases the Inv
er. are - various almost To bsale desc rp,ion
lhey DO MOI all appear any individual case bot show
themselves IN different persons great variety, in
e>teh' naabeF and degree the disorder every
-aat2a 7ht oiien. Tor loHg slight
Alarm ae'S nothing more than of fllnsss after
meals with some soreness of the bowels, disposition
es efu"sotens OF wind, ringing ears, dz-
Zhes OF the head cu}Anes cNtremities
odFnths n the soes OF the feet and palms OF hands,
Unpleasant and sinking
some cases attended watchfulness, unreeshing
>eep disturbed by dreams Pam EITHER
frequently 10 the LETT, extending shou de blades The
mind olteh eiid aud inflated most ,rihn,
the memory becomes impaired and general dis
Inclination FOR bodily mental stomach
aud much disturbed
II suppose that his complaints of
ihs while II only affected by being
OF the al disease The bowels
ness alternating with darfhra, and frequently dist-nded
With gas There often loss OF appetite
unnatural craving for food The urine highly
coloTed. and frequently voided pain The
assumes sallagv sckls Many
other symptoms might be named. but already
rated are the most prominent and common.
Lrcr Complaints. JatHIdcr. Dyspepsia, all
disorders artH diseased state of The lirer and
Seerettons be cured BY The DR.
TIERS Hpatic EhTIT than By otter medicine Ii has,
by intrinsic obIaIned a wider
aud performed more permanent than other
dg eNtanproof of which, respectable liv
witnesses, daily rendered proprietor, aud
certificates ana testimonials which voluntarily
n. a news
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VIII be made on advertisements longer than a o.
s~t--'."
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cement between the publisher the advertiser
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IGII GA

NOTICE.
ME subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
prtet7rs OF the "Spng Foundry for power bull
ding Machinery. IS prepared furnish
the public generally short notice. all kinds Machine
such Carling Machines, Condencers Spinning
chimes, Power looms. Shearng Machines. Mapping Ma
chimes, &c AZ, for all of which he has the improved
Patterns lie is aise prepared for cutting Mil Screws
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELkANAU ICLIEY
On. B. HUXLEY RYAN will make 10 order
BELLS and all kinds of Brass asting viii take old
brass and copper in exchange for work.
Richmond Nov. 10, ls4l 4Gf
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Ggreruor Of Rhode Island.

important lestmony.l II farther proof is required
establish inestjmabe value of DR. Stark
weathers epac Elixir, the ing from
the Hon Samuel W. hing Governor Rhode Island,
tains adequate testimony subsantnte beyond dispute,
and must entirely the IDEA that this pnten,
dy - cass-d th the many and dangerous
watch pamed upon the public only for of gain.
Please read the following communicated by
his ENcellency. under date of
John,ton, Jan. %, 1912
DR.. Charles Dyer, Jr-Ny Dear SIR Y our communism
tion asking opinion Starkweatbct
Hepa:ic ENir. has received this morning In reply,
viii inform that confidence n pntent nedci ices
generally very hatteng | have had too much Iea-
their fcowcitizeas dangerous nostrums
tor the sakc of gam the use Of which takes IN thar imo,
tant and critical period of without producing good
elect when otherwise perhaps, proper remedies would have
been used and much suffering and distress prevented For
that rcason have used them feeling family
To DC much safer under the directions OF family phys
clans; but having been afflicted for the last with
difficulties i'll side and chest uncomfortable and
distressing, painful and somewhat alarming and from which
could only temporary relief fortunately noticed
your ad, ertisement OF medicine n question.
had been n school-loy with Dr. S,arkweather and had
wish him long and Intimate acquaintance when
young and from knowledge of him though, him
incapable of practising deception any person. this fact
induced try Dir SaTkweatheT's Iiepnc Elixir and
by ITS use now believe myself entirely cured
need not, Therefore, To that consider it OF
great value certainly think its discovery of great public
The gave relief which regular
y progressed, until had taken six bottles when discon
tnued having, thank God, further for pros
ent. With regard aud respect,
Your OBJ, and humble .erv',.
SAMUEL w. KING.
0-Dr. Stprkweafher's Hep1ttc Ehrir for The cure Of
LtreT Complaints, for sale n, C,nc'n.nh oniv by
sanford & PARK,
At their Western Depot of Valuable Medicines, No is,
Fourth street. between Main and Sycamore.
ALso-for sale at their "BRANcH OFFICE
Conner Of Front aud sycamore streets.
For sale by I. Reed & Brother, Richmond, la: DR..
Daniel Mason, knigh's,own la. and Jesse Way, wnrhe.-
ter, la. 28y
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COM MUN MIC ATIO =.
PIIRENOLOGY.

"know then myself, presume not God to scan;
The proper study of mankind, is man"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

SIR - have tins read Nr. Claws letter the
"Eaycue Clay Club" IL is truy c4dIGefCTIsfic One
OF your correspondents time SINCE remarked Each
Century, You know, produces great and one
great fool. Henry Clay, in my humble opin,n is the
great man OF the present Century Who the great foo!
'mry be, | will not undertake saw"
Your Correspondent is r;sAt MIR. Clay is the GREAT
Man of the present Century. Whilst have my pen in
hand permit 10 state fact Il do for many reasons
but mainly for the sake OF truth and usricsl
Montpelier IN 1897, whittier pay visit the
great, the good The Hus:rioEs Madison. During mast
agreeable and edying with him, Il was not
then. nor am Roi- Public Funcuonary he said The
State Papers which written by Mr Clay will compare
With any that emanaed from tho Department Of
'Siate"
Marx the aodesiy and honesty OF Madison III hsd
FLIED, hGRordb!y fiisd. the Office.
DO our CountJmen require better evidence than this
No! No No!
Mr. Clay Is bold, honest fearless, Patriotic and abor.
rcpToaei lie will never bend has knee baal. Never
Never Never 1t may, with truth. be Of Sr CLAY
AS Ear Ring Gold and ornament of fine gold
so Is rise reproyer, upon obedent car" LAS the cold
lot snow IN the time ofHarvct, Is J0ifhf Messenger
"io them that send himior he III the sould OF his
masters"
As citizen OF 'Ais Federatre Rs9nJe mot Democratic
Republic bat above all citizen OF Virginia rIGak
the good people OF Kentucky for having esssRgsr
able. 50 honest 50 fearless, faithful Henry Cay-
May his lie be spared rescue common country aud
h- country reward him for his countless services and
sacrifices. IS tie sincere wish Of
Signature from ls2O n, is43
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

tied, rapid. aud neoinpfeAso-.he noan by which
mind could communicate with mind sad Tho readiness
with which instrue,ion we impaired Among the sreei
OF hsndert work. which the pupils produced In the
intervals devoted 10 manual labor very neat POT.
table secretary which would have done credit TO rsSasr
workman.
The Blind (macs) when employed ia ti,eir rental
exercises, devote their attention making brushes Of va
nous kinds, and these executed mSnner stand
compt ution with the best have from any regular
mandatory. The ienales employed In netting knit
ting and basket work-and their specimens too would
Comparison with the best. Ia Music Arithmetic and Geo
grnphy, their skill exceeded that OF thousands blessed with
sight Its impossible To convey the reader an idea
the extraordinary powers thus displayed One Of the uc
gs who when first there, scarcely gave tokens Of or
binary intelligence, cxcellcd in all these Studies and she
was even Learning French with facility. Herskil in Men
tai Arithmetic IN multiplying millions by millions has pro-
baby only been exceeded by Zcrah Cohurn the youth
many asonisled the whole county with his won.
dcru capacity IN this respect Ii the Institution had only
succeeded IN mSAng this single development Of genius
it.-Eree Pres
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
CANAL COMMERCE..


ARRIVED,
Canal Boat, Da,y Crockett. J. III. Anderson, master
with is5 tons mdz, from Iynchburg aud Waren Mills to
\ T. liaH Thos. Williams, Shield, & soneryile and
l.. d. CIsnrhaw 8 Co.
Boat tnion ). Johnson, master, with III mil from
lynehburs, to fr- X Co, Boyd, Edmond Il Davenport,
Re-. Gwanmsy, aud l.. D. Creusbaw & Go.
Boat Flying Lucy j. X. station. master, will! IA ton.
mdz from l.ynchburg. to Fry. & Co., L. u. Cren.haW Il
Co., Ludlani, Preston Co., John Jones, and Dhr, ol
combe s Go.
Boat Farmer, y Goodwin, master, with 4si tons mdl
from LynchbuIg, Ia b. Pcyt.n.
B'ai ONO J. H. Jamer.'u, master, with 3gt tons mdt
from Lynchburc, 10 j. X. Anderson.
Boat Commerce, ;. GusTant, master with 81 tom p,dl
rom ScotsViie and New Canton, 10 j. j. Fairs * CO.
Dibtrl lolcUmbe & Co., Shields & Sbmcryilc Brown &
TAYLOR John y. Gordon. and Blair & Brockenhrourh
Boat, Mohawk, \. Lewis, innser. with 80 ton. mdl
from Loch No. ITO Warwick Il Barksdsc.
CLEARED,
Boat, kauawha, G. d. Siaion, master with 2lI tons
mdl, r New Cnnton, Scots,ie, Lock No a. and Lynch
burg.
Bat, Columbia, y Johnson, master with 3D5 ton. indz
for Byuchburg.
Boat, Farmers Accommodation T. Wo,d.on, master
with - tons mdz., Tor Dover Mill, aud Beaver Dam.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

AIBO'atmsRi Of D.. Bract,aJrovgA- Common HaH
Mr. Edtor-I believe 1t ias always bs,eu %, privilege
VI the Consduoni BODY scruunilo aud comment pm
the measures and appointments acted upon hy their Rep-e
'eniayes, and to hold them accountable Tor de snn,r
va which iacy have discharged their duty such know
has been the be- roFsrd 20 our Kspresenat,. r
'ongre-s. and hc State LeVstlf,s-our sEr,r Common
Hall nsy be an exception, but b 90 have set o. ear Dr.
Holding ihen' ia,' Go, undecided right % ca1ysss ft
la' appcinim' 10 Of D. BiockeubTough. by t1s CJmmo.
ha and t' appropriation made ~ deay the expense. Of
Wat appointment shall proceed TO 90 81, o., briefly o. 5
ribs.
Nmi' am warm adv5csp 81 ,he I-npf,,. ,le-t Of
Lower James River hint The appronrrt,o7 nj ll61g If
'h time. under ai the cIfcumsances ...'.. ..p,,.,.
"'' OF ue money Of ie CITY, and with the heavy ta1sno
' people have aready to bcsr-oae which ti,y will NOT
q'iey submit Co. What b. 90 De- g.u-i b. THE Agency q,
ts 'imc' Docs any one supf e that With the .srs To-
rnioco maony 10 Cougrs, can sueosed in g,ttr ts
nppnPf'Aoni supp'sc, by p5ssibity Dc should .ucess
m Pa'sinE both House, Il Congress l. NOT ks ge,I,yt
-. John Tyler, plcdved by pfryou. c,sr.e mon h Il.
,ofy improvement, o. veto tic Biz some wear. 40 IA.
pscpieof R'rimond enrsefd in his matter win y,,l and
'nlhusasn ven seldom aroused ond forwarded nei.yri
paving co. an appropriation Messrs Tvlsy and Ts,e
sci, WV NJ ssnatOr from vHginu o. hattne and yo
ID sgains the sppropfaaon. upon consutuuoas ground.
hui mn ilstsnaine, through the influence u The Hon
Hsey Clay bnl passed rho senstc. agpropuaung SIoc
$4,000, ia ,hs inproyemsn,-i, was afterwards io,ti
'bolover House, dsn Representative. Judge Rober
.a satag sesnsi q, upoa ,be same grounds a. Mesr
Tylsfsad T'gewsa. NV, ua'es, Mr Tylei hss ehsng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
STATE STOCK

The i0coloco organ here claims great credit FOR
Its party, on the ground that the State stock which
would moi bring more than 20 last year, is no.
selling Tor more Than 100. 10 consequence Of the
tax bin Of last session. Probably, IT every thing
WIS taken into consideration, there would be- less
credit due our LocoiocO- than thcy claim Ny
was the stock down at - mot 10Y Was it not
owing IN part, 10 LccoioCo misrule State and Fc-
dcrtl, by which people were - bcggaren, that
very few u them were able 10 buy stocks OF any
sort! The re-t 81 the cause IS to be found in the
general apprehension at that time prevailing, that
the Locofoco majority in the Legislature might iol.
low the example q their Mississippi brethren, ond
repudiato. The few people. who had money. did not
like to trust it where LocoiOco legislator could
reach it. For passing tax bib, aud not rspudia.
ling. thc i.Dc0. afc entitled ~ the same credit.
which every man g. entitled 10 ior M dealing
Formerly. to abstain from stealing was consider.
ed duly tic Observance of which WIS cnl,iued
upon alI. and the violation ~ which cntailrd dis.
grace. Now. however, since the rcw code VI mo.
rails introduced by the Jackson and Van Buren, dv.
nasty, great giory d. due to The Locoiocos for abb
staining from picking and stealing On this prn
ciple, we concur IN awarding distinguished hon
our to the Locolocos i0r not TcpIdiatng the Stat,
debt. They were simply honest but that's F.,
rare, they ought to be greatly glonfcd for it :.
y. y. II the Virginia Lycofocos arc cntiicIu
% much glory for raising In" price Of State stock,
what should be the reward RI the IVhigs Al Con
gress, for raising the national stock from 30 II
l25'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

ToBAcco-The quantity Of Tobacco received at LOUIS.
vile for the year ending November 3, 49, find Z.
ceeds that OF the preceding oJ hide and there
every 10 believe that the receipts , continue
increase rapidly from year ear The receipt, from the
Green river country in particular fast increasing and
they viii be much heavier naXt year There
boats IN that trade, and natural and that the
tobacco Of at region should be sold here, where sup.
plies OF dry goods aad groceries bought TIE ccnp..
ton Is tie tobacco market of this place increase. %
the quantity. and altogether . beusI Than remote
market We receive from II5dll from 800 O. 700 hhts.
year, but this yegr the quantity ess 5an usual moro
than the usual quantity Of the crop having been New
Orleans.
~ 10 the present crop, iu kentucky, il is fair aversge,
bot short Of the crop Of -i!. Particularly the
OF tna, Spencer, Shelby. Henry, Tumble. Carroll
Owen, Garrard aud Madison urge portion OF tie crop
was destroyed hy os The same was tine in Indiana
and Missouri both Of which States ;s crop short near
y one half
We understand that Missouri iaaaeco hoe o.i ti. .sp1
aton had DO Virginia .st year i1r making chew INK
haccO. IL is sail MOI" Co be neglected a9If or hy tie
manufacturers there. IN this State is considered llmr
pble Tor chewing. Whats ill OF his change o.
opinion IN Virginia p LsuisriHe JOUrsgi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
MARRIAGES ~ MINNIE LEE

The happy day Mr.. Jones lead Miss Smith :, the
altar yet fixed in consequence OF Disagreement
about the gR IN winch they OF Tor the
honeyweek. The Livery Stable keeper old debt
paid Off bu Mr. Jones IS only prepared to offer cash in sd
vance for the weeks hire Alas low often are marriages
postponed b. disputes abouta settlement
The lovely and accomplished zee OF the ugly but nde
augaugRbe Mr.. Brown has 1t Is said consented be-
stow her hand toe seedy and sentimental Mir Shipper
The bnde has the the interest U four hundred
pounds the ics the demise Of her uncle ana
Of hs relatives. Mr. Snprrs prospects at pres
rather gloomy hu, lie said 10 have had relation
who left England forty years ago. and has been heard
Of snce, It j. be hoped that the matrimonial prospects Of
the young and Interesting uple may he yet realised.
The nuplas between certain highly successful al.
ap!er Of French Naudeyiles and a popular C0rypkee
were celebrated last week 81 Clements. The bell
OF the vesiry rang merry peal, md the church clock
was put night during the performance al the ceremony
the expense Of the bridegroom. The CorByLss was
given away by the amiab'c and athletic chief OF the Ga
outchouc lncrGd.sss. The wedding party LETT iu one
cab and under five umbrellas for the lodging If
the bridegroom, where cold COLLATION. had been !sid
out under the superintendent Of Mr.. Cam, Of the
Bloomsbury Soup Establishment Covers laid for
one, anu plates tor in the evening, the happy
pair repaired D.ury Lane THEATRE the bride
tain her pars in the Pen, and the bridegroom applaud
heF from the shilling gallery. The bride the
morning iourond ninePenny PRINT but IN the evening
appeared in magnificent toilette Of gGuze and flesh.
ings.-L6adJH PuHcA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
Correspondence 81 N, Neir York Courier and Enquirer

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1913.
The many afoa Of quarrels in the Cabinet nre
much exaggerated There is want OF agreement be-,
tween them on several matters, and dust and ZEAL
Of each other bat there has bc no 'are IN as %
confidently expressed by several lecr.writers 1 make
these rcinos from observing in the Northern papers,
account OF orcach said 10 have occurred lately
Mr.. Tpshur and MIR. Spencer, the subject of Texas.
where tic called the other aboiionist have il on
authority coming directly from of the parties named 20
deny explicitly There - very great friendship be-
tween these two genemcn but official officers in Cabi
net engs ond public occasions proper courtesy oh
scrvcdby both. Tue present Cabinet is certainly NOT ur ;,
and nothing short vi General Jacson's remedy can mako n
80.
The late reports. doubtless have arisen from the fact of
Mr. Spencer, and Mr.. Robert Tyler having had coni,
very. Master Robert wrote To the Secretary of the r,
the public fumes from the Philadelphia Bank which MIR
Spencer. pcremptony refused do knowing thar The
public interest did require it, Mr. Robert takes great
offence and sharp correspondence between I'M.
t~ diGntaries. This was no doubt insg,ted b,
Tyson who has quito supremacy "Ahasuerus." Thu,
IS but instance OF many, daily occurrence where
Cabinet officers and Others OF less grade are placed in
ridiculous positions, by the intermcddlins Of bad
men about the President, and by his sons with 81
fairs they don't understand, and with which they
have right Is NEEDLE. Subordinate officers have
brook these things because their bread and butter ,p
their silence. Why the President when las, AZ Nor
folk, actually undertook instruct Commander of the
ship North Carolina, how and ia what manner the Post
master General ought be received the number of s.uts
&c. This certainly indicate interference a. saw
the least Of L. corn-stak Nirgnian giving Post Can
lion in the Navy, idees In his profession
The President returned the city last SUNDAY and
TO be IN very dscontened mood, with the result Of the
late elections IN the East different from Whist Hensbn
Green, Ran'ou', Co. had led him rKpecl. lie saws
Capt stockton Is worth the whole party.
The Message is about finished, md only awR, The ai
val Of Nh WISE beore treceiVes his assent gets the
finishing touch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

Some oflhc Tyler party have acquired unrigal-
ed skill in the elcgont art Of plaVcr,ng. Consi.
dcring the material they have 10 operate upon, no.
thing less than the EXTREMIST skill could enable
hem 10 pass muster
One Of tIicm, writing from Washington, after
giving an account Of the discrcdtable scramble
among tho Congressional Democracy, for tie
Ioaves and fishes thus swcotly directs the readers
attention to a more pleasing contemplation:
Meantime beloved President Tyler r cslonly lookius
down from hIs oey'd position and smiling the plo tnd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

eonnisTplos OF the paItsns while he steadily
ecung the solemn pledge which he gave the country
early day. know only it, ntree and welfare. and
stand BY lis constitution steadily and Faithfully, all hr
tards Ii his unprneipsd reycrs suppose they have dis
Ssd him in the least from prosecuting the high and
bic objects which he he'd in view the Of
his administration. they aiIer themselves without Just
patriot and they refuse him such grounds,
their heads let the consequences fall whatever they
be. ls much expect, that the Democrats especial
~, the 2sih CongrcSs-neE what has been done under
this Administration for them and their Priueipes-wi
award something like Justice On VEro.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
TIE PUBLIC DEBr.

We observe that the LOcos again charging the Wings
with having created the debt which the Van Buren, dynasty
entaed upon the County. The powerful exposition OF that
matter, which made BY Mr. Caruthcrs ct Tennc ssee
and which put the saddle the right horse had the effect
OF temporarily shaming these gentlemen into silence We
shall be compelled publish thai again. dem
onSirnted by official documents, and in msnncr entirely
unsnswersble that the Van Buren, administration left sb
ties exceeding the of the Government amounting
TO than - million. Of dollars-for which the Wings
had to provide. Ii any Locooco denies this prove
IT, for have the prrof at hand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
Correspondence, of he N,r York Express.

LOWELL, Nov. %, 1913.
In the c'se o thu Commonwealth us VIM. Wytnsn, the
cNPTesGcnt o the Phoenix Bank. Judge Allen finished his
charge 1T about halt past O'Clock Friday evening The
Jury aitera very shor absence returned verdict OF Gniy
The prisoner was much affected and wcp bitterly. lmme-
aey the District Attorney (iuntngthn,l moved that the
bonds be increased and TIE Court increased them from
OOOo S60OOo The prisoner found the requisite securi
~.
TODAY the prisoners counsel Dexter rendered bill of
exceptions, winch signed and allowed by the Judge
This proceeding the the Supreme Court
Tho exceptions cannot BE- argued until Oct. next.
TINS Is the case IN which Mr.. Webster has been twice
engaged Tor WNman. IN association with Mr.. Dexter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
PITTSNLVANIA.

Old Puts" about 10 The Whigs OF Pitts, Iva.
mia, are hereby requested Court House on
the first day OF December court for the purpose Of forming
Clay Club auxiliary the Genital Club. and for
the purpose ri appointing Delegates the State Conven-
lion, to meet in tho city Of Richmond the 2and rebua
y, lsli 1t l. hoped that the Whiss, prrsuming the
overwhelming Clay majority The county, will stay at
home that day. but will meet that may brush up
consult snd organise, for the victory Of l-Ii.
Narl,Tous U-Liss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

Bee OF the li;h inst that Christopher Lilly who killed Mr.
Mccoy, m prze fight in tie vicinity of ~ Y IA Sent
Ioi2 sTuNed m that city from Liverpool the ship Echo
on the 10Th inst Lilly surrendered himself o. the Mayor
The Attorney General gave his opinion that the case
not bhisble Lilly was indicted IN ~ Y Tor the
murder Of Mccoy. lie therefore committed TO prison
to await the cquisiiion of the authorizes of ~ Y1BaE
D.,