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ADJUSTMENTS.


pAIMO,s NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Asns. Pela e y 3, ssa sSs:s
POSITIVELY LAST 6 HTIGRT OF THE ITALIAN
pALMS.s NSsEaNiEEIT.
,nd tss psb Sie ne e flowing
before ,hs% having Indy hsI services on tbs
FRIDAY EVEN No, June :. i .s1 :, po,;,.,,,.
i@''"'i biE .irniSs Art i'.''a
After :sss "s
To b. followed by the d%Ds s Duo q io Pqnsrd
(which 6:s G Hs q q Tsss he
i: II S,S .a n,s d, Very
Grad Pas M \; Ro.psn BY M'ds D'''an' and
Grand DS,S BY ses With g
ss d ss sss s sssG' By s.A''
To e''''fL { VIA 81 81 Ian EieaSl8SSsfEsRMooa.
Stage Manaxr... 80. 1900 NV wells
u.ry s ssnss de- and Sd ny
in full operation. rxht aud day
CHATHAM THEATRE.
sors. IS Cert, P,t. \. la,. Cents
na q h, I. Il
being 1 he three bundled .na ily + NTH time!
THIS I EySS EARM tune 18Th 70 commence with the
As so slsE w ssi.js ~ fss'
PARK THEATRE.
Boxes 50 cents Pit. q cent. Vellery I'm cent.
THIS EvENlN'' June ~. will be performed HAMLET
| After viii h D ancr b. Mis-. Julia Turntuli;
To conclude w.t,, fourth time, CITY WIVES AND CITY
HUI BANDS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
OPEN FOX THE SUMMER SEASON
The an'sr.~%seu vii b qpf;r q. iol' direction OF
THURSDAY EWING. June 18Th 'sA Will be produced
| Or night with the Forty Thirve,
Previous which wall be p.fformed the highly popular ahe
THE PsksONs NOSE
Mr. Bubb ....''.'Nr Mich>.
| Machine, v. MIR Burns Properties. MIR Rcbsrs.
| Costunes.. Mira skaat. aad Assistants. go.
The ayrang the doors and the ,ssoon VIII
under the direction Of Mr. CORBfN Treasurer 70 the Con
pany;. .....a.n.. .,a IN. r,.uo.
will be taken maintain order aud decofum ana all i'm
| proper persons will be richly excluded. .
10 will and fom the tarden during IN
' N~TICKETS FIFTY CENTSN
NO POSTPONEMENr at this Establ shmeat on aeeoun
Of weather the Grand Entrance from 70 the 81
loon is protected and the New which Ventia'e
from The TOD enclosed moments notice.
: OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Properly ventilated, a"d every evening i,r ne on
play Of the extraordinary eats in Natural Maggie
= Vepoquism" by Nv noon the Necromaacero Oh u
Nineteenh century. New Fets-new Music-n'w scenes
y This EVENING, THURSDAY. June 18th.
Particulars in hand bills Doors at past I@uIla
rss precisely Lover Boxes 50 cents Upper % cent
3 Pit One Sh ling, Box Off e open as usud fvae boxes
i: Grand Performance will be given every saturds
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WASHINGTON, l1th June, 1874. "
Since writing my previous letter to-day, the Sen.
ate rejected Mr.. Evans Railroad Iron bill by
large majority.
The Senate then went into Executive ssseions
when they cut of about 20 heads, among whom
were the Collectors at Salem, at Beverly, and 1t
Portsmouth. They confirmed the Collectors At
Portland and at New Bedford. They also con-
frmed Gen. Howard, Charge to Texas, and Mr.
| Grund, Consul to Antwerp.
hear of nothing further OF importance to. night.
| q.
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GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONF nj
MADE MOISELIE DORVEILLlERE

LAS TIE hONOn 20 announce 10 her Ire. ds and tne
II pu olc that she will give FIRST % Zen A. me
anol,o Saioo n ON TT tSDAY EVENING. Juae i8.h 1874
on which will be assisted the iollowins em
"'A' sIGNOR ANTOGVINl,
sIGNOR SANQUiRICO.
Mr. MkYf and
MIR n g.. TIMM.
TeL.t, One Dollar each To be had principal Music
store, ard 4. the door ON the senng the Concsr
toll, yh
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERlAL GARDEN
AND PERPETUA L. FAlh,
Corner Of Broadway and Ann NIT ,,,ee. m
p. Il. BARNUM......... PHOPHl.IOn.
+ HITCHCOCK. ..... MANAGER.
Every Day and Evening This Week, commencing
Monday, June 10Th.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon half o'clock and IN the eveAlnR
THE GIANT AND GlANTESS! =.
Arc to be seen every day from 10 o'clock A. M till r. M'
from q oR IN inS ,F0 FAMILY OF voCALIsTs!
One ot whom isa
LITTLE MISS OF ONLY Blk YEARS.
Mrs Ws.tsn, Great Wessn La Petite Cerito and other
BALLOON AsCENSI ms every afternoon and evening
Fancy Glass Blowing Grand Cosmorama Beautiful fonn
Tain with Croton Water and Halt Million OF Cunoses
from every quarter Of the globe. ,.
~ hsicn,cs je9 re
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appears by the returns from the Custem House from
January to June that foreign shipments from this pert
have considerably fallen OFT In the last few months
EXPORTED FROM New YoRK CITv.
ls4s I644. Decrease.
Whale OIL gallons. l,l06 635 s50.744 100 81 81
Sperm Oil, gallons. l2629l Ss.ST sovol
In the face of this dminuon there Is decrease IN ne
imports of Sperm OIL and large increase in the receipts
Of Whale Oil in the period Of time-rom january
TO June-thus ..ts.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
VAUXHALL.

Acting Manager. Mrs TImm Stage Manager: Mr. Walcot
THURSDAY EveniuE, June Is, r.
The performance will commence with the Opera Of
p.dryo Pop. Mr. Wsicot Vincent Mrs Timm
MAD'LLE CELESTE
will dance y ghlaud Fling in & aractsr.
To conclude witt the laughihl. Earcs called
WHO'LL LEND ME- A WIFE -
Ptander Addlebrain Mr. Wacot Ms screw M's linn
Rail Car, and OmnIbusses to and from City Hail. pass the
Garden till midnight. ;o..
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES,
Or ot.sers, desirous OF pi4rchdsing a permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,


PENNSYLVANIA.
THE Subscriber desrous OF changing bis residence otfes
for sale his Farm aud Esabsh situated Nc ntpo
merry County Pa mil norh OF Paila 'elp'ia IL contains
308 acres of lad Of which the hhest cn't
ynton p oducing what Kye Indian Corn aud Hay equal
ro ny upland farm in Union The 20 being
woodland the premises eeg mt stone Mansion oo
feet by as attached Is ieet WIDE exceeding the
of the house large Piazza tie east the whole
giving ample accommodations family Of 20 ersons The
rounds the house shaded with magn
aud beautifully laid out There are
the farm three for farmers tenants tog with
three large stab convenience
Tor hundred cattle FOR Tor 100 Oh
hy with chh0use gTanary, ano corn cr'ns
Attached There the advantages of hue sp
,ce-h use, Of orchards stocked
with the fruit nd wa stream o.,
spng every field daily mornIn and evening "a
20 and from city which the ard OH
the an omnibus passing
the gate morning In immediate vicinity are
| En-, -copaI lutheran, AID Presbyteris Churches
Further all persons wishing 10
IN fchase are ali and examine the estate
however be added that for beauty heahful suaron and
adv naaes Of every kind surpassed by anv IN the
Uuited aies To trouble also be well 10 mention
ue price, WHO" -" W. w GEtoRGE sHEAFF,
80 2awisAw.rc whits-arsh. Montgomery Co, Pa
1T1O FARMERS. Ho RTlCULTURisTs, xe.ssslphs,r
Ammonia for forcing Cropy-Sulphaie oil Sodd-Ni
| trate Soda, constantly on hand by - .,.. .,,,,.r
| DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGEk,
NILS ImsodklfWsre NO. 60 Walden Lane
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Washington.
ICorrespondence Of the Herald. ]

WASHINGTON, Ilth June, 1874.
There appears to be but one sentiment OF utter
derision, contempt, and Silly to the whole
speech, and Bill, -made and introduced yesterday,
into the Senate, by Mr.. Benton. His movements
are regarded as an abortive effort to put himself
right before the people Of his own State, and the
people of the whole country, in relation to annex
alton.
BY the report of the proceedings in the House,
(which Won will find of great interest and impor-
tsnce) You perceive that the President throws the
responsibility OF rejecting Texas upon the House:
We shall now get the whole OF those withheld and
unpublished documents
II has been currently asserted and believed here
for a long time past, that the Hon Thomas Mar
shall, OF Ky, will oppose Clay, and support the de
mocratc nomination. .. d.
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TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
A GENTLEMAN FROM ENGL D-A Member ofthe
"A ROYAL oege Of Surgeons and Licentiate OF the Apohe
carries Hail. ofobainng st,ation IN any epecia
Die Drug Store where permanent and CO mforabe employ
rent can he assured him refer can 0e
given ii required Apply by er TO b. So Fulton street
-Saley zee ndary consideration Us TIN
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!!
n every and .ze made of the st materials,
~ and by skiIfu kmen will be sold cheap otnr
or yeuder in the city All works anted.
For saje bv w. r. BALLAGH,
j-iitojy4 rc No. h'nhers, cor IN tham 81.
1OE OOO GOOD sAKAD nEGARs. for sale At
lLC,OOO rs ~ashinaton stress Apply INN ",iateiy'
aud samples at any time li2 s.. Ie
POST OFFICE, !
New York. Juoe 10. 1874
I2NOLJSV MAIL--Letter Bags Roy j Mad STAN
T. CaLEDONiA will b. closed at the uppe, aud Lover
Post Ohcss this city, Saturday ths 18th IN sni at \
nj les past o'clock r. M The OVERHEAD postage Of 1874
| CENTS on sch single l. ur must pad. a,
| liz ar JOIN LOBIMER GRAHAM, p NJ
| LJlUES-l5O Southern II DIES for sale by
| II T. X. COLL Ms co,
| 10 at,c IS South ,ffees.
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Q-Admissoa One Dollar, TO all parts o. the house
Doom open at halEpast 7-PerIormanee 70 co@m
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN
PAINO;S BENEFIT.
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Paine has the honor TO his patrons and FRIEND
and the public gsa-raI. az flowing Arsts VIII APPS
before hs having kindly volvaseed their services on IN
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AUCTION SALES.


Regular sales Of Dry Goods Csthng and Varisss, every
The usual sales or Furniture every "wednesday and ssur
dav, in the sale room. -. a
and promptly attended to, by THUS BELL.
ly AucsonsSi'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
POLK! WHAT \ JOKE

TuNE-..Ialler Calls"
..Oh have YOU heard from Baltimore''
asked a Loco t'other day.
.Oh ycs 1t was horrid bore:
But dancers must tho fiddler pay
All Will choke who swallow Polk,
1t is the ranNcst piZen
SO come along. and join the song
For Clay and Frolinghuysen
Oh. James X. Polk. n Governor
You tried to, but you could not be
You'll mover 1.-Two on clover more,
As long as you re III Tennessee
All will choke, &c.
Oh. Martin Van is a used up man,
As wc all told them long ago;
Tho song was sung III language plain
What would they give that song TO know +,
All will choke, &C.
] heard Loco ask another
To find word to rhyme with Dallas.
"Oh dear. alas!' he said. 'mv brother.
find no other word than GALLONS
All must choke who swallow Polk, &C.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
ssNIr. CLAY under BondS.''

There being no end to the falsehoods and SLAM
ders with which Mr. Clay is assaed, do not
mean 10 chase them up any further, but to offer Il
rcfutaton whenever il comes in way.-Hcre
is an extnguisher on the SANDER that Mr.. Clay is
under bonds to prevent his seeking duel with
Hon. VIM. r. King. 1t is from the Hon. s. S.
Phelps. [. 5. Senator from Vermont, who was q
witness to the whole difference between Messrs.
Clay and king-a difference. by the way which
has since been entirely otiaccd from thor minds
and they are now cordially friendly:
MlDpLEBURY. Vr., July %. 1914.
DEAR SIR:-Tho circumstances of the affair
between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. King, about which so
much has been said, are briefly these:
In the course of debate in the Senate upon
some SUBJECT do not remember what
the discussion assumed party character. Mr..
King of Alabama, rose and proceeded to indulge
some very pointed and harsh remarks in rela-
ton to Mr.. Clay. The precise tenor of these re-
marks cannot attempt to relate. but they struck
at tho time no, only as departure from Mr..
Kings usual genten,anly manner but as unpro-
voked and uncaled for. So much so indeed. as
TO excite in me a suspicion that Mr.. Kings equa-
nimiiy had been disturbed by something of which
] was ignorant. | am confident that Mr.. Clay
had INDUCED in no previous personality to pro-
woke or justify the remarks of Ma King.
After Mr.. King sat down. Mr.. Clay rose, evi.
IDENTIFY much excited. and responded. He closed
what he had 10 say with remark in substance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25


It is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children In the
United States die from teething nd dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage Of the Teeth through tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
sweli. the secretion 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 shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursorv symptoms are not speedily al
ieviated. spasmodic commissions universal
r. snpervenc, and coon cause the dissolu-
ton Of the infant This infallible remedy
has preserved thousands Of children, when
though. past recovery, from commissions.
A : soon as the 'Oriental Drops are rub
bed on the gums the child viii recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, SO efflca-
cious, and SO pleasant, that no child VIII
refuse TO let its gums be rubbed with H.
When infants are at the age OF four months,
though there IS no appearance oil TEEN,
one bottle should be used on the gums, 10
open the pores Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for If a child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
II Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Convulsions, Fevers, &c.
{ o. sale IT tho BOOK SIOR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25

that the course of Mr.. King ungenslomaniy
and cowardy.
Upon hearing this expression King seized his
pen and attempted to write something which
supposed must be challenge. He was however
too much excited to write. He threw down the
pen, and remar l,ed TINT 10 would not reply, bit
ln.iInatcd that he should notice the matter another
This collision between these two gentlemen, OF
course, excited much feeling. especially as
challenge from MIR. King expected on all
sides Tho rnagistracy Of the city, however took
the matter in hand, and with view to prevent
tho challenge, Mr.. King pa. under bonds 10
keep the peace. And with view prevent the
acceptance Of it, should onc be giyon, Mr.. Cay
was put under bonds also. Indeed, il would haze
been invidious place Mr.. King in that position
without putting Mr.. Clay in it also No chal-
Ienge ever passed. Through the Intervention of
friends the difficulty adjusted public ex-
planat;on took place in the Senate, and there
matters ended. Nobody expected that Mr. Clay
would give challenge. 1t was expected from
Mr.. King. Yo. the Locofocos have cndcayored
to throw the whole odiam on Mr.. Clay.
Very respectfully yours,
s. S. PHELPS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
TIE BALTIMORE LOCO CONVENTION.

TUNE-"The Mistlctoe Bougl.''
Van Buren, sat in his Lindcnwald Hall.
Admiring his cnbbagcs great and small;
While Johnny, by travelling made very keen,
Was telling his daddy Of kissing the Queen'
And tho younger brats rs happy as coons,
Were tapping up lasscs III big gold spoons;
For the Washington white house seemed to DO
The hopo Of that goody company.
Oh, tho Baltimore Row!
On, tho Baltimore Row.
Il am weary Of Cabbaga," Martin cried
This pebeinn labor for years I've tried;
So TO the white house I'll bond my way,
No man will oppose mo but Henry Clay;
But grovoling kindall and Rivos can mar
The radiant glow of the WESTERN STAIR
And he cantcd his head and he bandly spoke,
For he never once thought of Jenny Polk!
Oh, the Baltimore Row, &c.
The Baltimore Bubble came off at last,
The dupes of the dcma gogue stood aghast!
For the delegates thore almost to n man,
Had been told by tho people to go for Van;
But loco policy cast him away.
As hopeless courser with Henry Clay.
And Jenny Polk was placed on the course,
Who stole from John Tylor his Texas horse.
Oh, the Baltimore Row, &c.
They qunrrell'd all night and voted next day,
Till they voted and sworo three days away;
And the people saw as tho bubble broke,
Tho poor disconsoate Johnny Polk!
Dospisng Toxas and Mexican war.
Thoy point to the light of the Western Star,
And shout as they throw poor Polk away,
TO flock to the banner of Horny Clay.
Oh, the Baltimore Row.
Oh, the Baltimore Row,
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FRED. ]. Core.

FERNS Of Acknowledgements Dollar per square "a
three assertions. and TwESrH-fvF CENTS ad-
ditional ineftion-TEN LINES the occupied l.
250 ems. is counted square. nothing counted
square all overa square, and less than ard
half be counted squire and bGLf-Per square
three months THREE DoIL.ps; for six SIX Dot
LARS, Ten DOLLARS per ahnum two squares tIFTEFN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per arnum sluarc=
Twenty DOLLARS per anndm. Merchants. Druggists,
and Others, advertising ~ this wear viii charged for
column Of 1000 ms, 5000 per for three fouFs
OF a column. $4,000; for half column. S35.tn: for
qlaFtef column. e25. 0UA deduction ~
wal he made advertisements longer bau quarter
a column inserted by the half wear. AID
altered Chancsy notices nd petitions n divorces.
be paid invariably III advance Advertisements conjp
from abroad. be accompanied with thf cash. tles
ordered FOR publication iv brother publisher
n. b. No advertisement will discontinued until
paid 1orunss the option Of the publishers previous
between the publishers ana
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A WORD IN SEASON.


yE-HEN it's considered how many are anomaly hur-
ed TO premature grave b thai universally prev
disease, C1ntmpta. the vial importance Of atten
ding promptly Complaints gnica lead to vii 5e
a8jly Acknowledged.
Il compute .aat dnring the se7r 1913 in the United
alone, 100000 Hefean! o5e ~ LoEs1lptsaa, 'n IT.
large n4a5-f, ne naegal part
young and active, the very pre oi :e yi5o' ami
usefIHes=tt
Let also Re constantly borne ~ mini ia; in insia-
disease almost '1sa5tabsy ~
neglected cod ~ the ose q FoaF ans ehcieat
medicine disease pfeseneo if"h1 setting Da
~ Tq4e= -.t= valuable lie e 7r9IG1gef Sict
medicine = DR. Daacans Expeeto5an Remedy. Tor Con-
-.npiior Cou4s Co1-a= and ali other diseases Of ihe
Iangs Liver Wndp,pe. II j. eaootet ~ith conf
4ere b4 Glasses Of Society. il removes the morbid
hu,anrs tnz aces Of the Lungs. and
me diseased oat lies tie Frnr7ea. ndpipe.
-g Exaer:ofa,n nIs a fatal disease roaoxei IL
fnei1en-v |, every sage Of corsin9ton the Remedy
vii afford Relief I. cured Ehase
pronounced and III used without afford
ing some benefit Do be induced trie such
an alarming Masking Of any syr8ps
Candfes Sc ,Ga daily pa nsi sasIspectng
r4,blir GO =, oflce under Henfie
House. and ohtzir medicine before IL late.
n-- supply OF ne ABOVE Expetorant Remedy. j1.,
re . yed al the RICHMOND b DOh STORE
June 81 1874. [1Sl per bo,lIe.
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WHIG SONG.

TUsE-Ren,sn.ter .iafvd youn.
Remember Tyler Gratis you must go.
You must 60, YOU must 60,
But do not sigh or grievc,
We will not you deceive,
But the " hIte House you mus. leave,
You must go, you must 60.
Poor Amos, pack your types,
You must 60, you must go,
1ake your omens on your back,
For kentucky take the track,
For convlcts now thoy lack,
You must go, &c.
Blair and Rives prepare TO start,
You must 60, You must go.
Take your Extras all along,
Thoy will prove tina. you were wrong.
For of lies they re very strong,
You must go, &c.
Tom Benton tako the track,
You must go, YOU must go,
Take your gold in your cruvnt,
We have enough of that,
And leave the Treasury fiat,
You must 90, &c.
Remember JimmyPolk,
700 must 90, you must 90,
We are not 50 fond Of sprouts
As TO gather up such roots,
So be putting on your boots,
You must go, &c.
Woaro starting Harry Clay;
Ion must 60, you must 60,
We will Danish all such rats
As Polk stalk Democrats,
80 be getting off your hats
You must 20, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25

TIE frins hGrr fif fecrfred from .Nessrs. 'osi,n
Ro'ce Druggists Ncrar N THIS State, to ,chon Il
COMMUNICATED By Jota H,oier, Esq Of
Darlington. Lickilg Comfy ONO
BeRIINGroN, Ltcx Go o., Dec 4. lS43
Hiessrs Josil~ X Rowt:-at your requss, I herewith
transmit statement Of the Of Mrs. Winner and
ca433 a ~ able conmunica tie, you
per,y puhiisl, il I'll. feel da.ire
the "oJ a the effects the invaluable medicine
calIrd Wisaf,. Ra!sam of ~ Cherry to which by the
divine blessing. Indebted for the restoration health
my ife ani child.
About i've Year, ago. Mrs Winner was attacked with
violent the chest an side, and of
ppfoaehing consumption Daring the intervals from that
sometime in tebtu1y ia.l had been treated by
cmiaent Physicians 6on tsea SsVaoa. Homer, Catham
and Ae"arA ana !" an Only partial eiet al tho most M
symptoms About she caught a vioen,
a'd seatei upon the iabls producing fmng
Nauon 81 al her pres'n, symptoms Her Ih> scian
ana IL ms best enrts she bsgan rapidly
urder Cough Expec tefation, Iiectic
together m nteht swen's 500" reduced hef to complete
kelenn III frhnaty las. attend Ply rian, deem.
Ct her altogether hopeless, council called, and
a5t"f celebrating upph acf cs~e unanimously panoGhced
be be}oni tire p anI Expressed htr
aPaipn cout survive but time,
aesks At iaftbest. SIR tune eat,ey confined
bed, and scarcely able aIruate. Ut whs
Her ijay of cJughlng ould asI hes
atert,te.y tom = +, ) hours an 30 severe wero they
hat dd expect that parrx wnuln be the last
Ihe physicians cornell Pronounced her Lungs Live,
ktJnev-. SPINE Nncns VI enbfane the >tomac h
be lncuab5 diseased II was al this last extremity that
Ne happened to oo.ai' P'"fh,e de'i'hhs Df it'f
Baisam o Wild Cherry, applica bic 70 Iu ahec tons
We Immediately md procured bottle, and
commenced rs use 1T evening nv giving er one TEASPOON
1 surprising effect that she able
pss comfortable nights without exper eacing
patoSN4'n of ceHghiHg Hht s1rh vas iis Ultimate ehect
that afte taking hotties she contrary tho
pe-atious Of pr every
tre restored 10 health aud snee last summer has don"
The entire work hor family After the Inst attack Of
Mrs. Winner. vcungest child. then m infant AT tie
taken down. aud rapidly shaking. with the
symptoms mother and seeing The hnppv effect Of the
Ba'zan q the mother. disposed mako
TRIAL il for the child, aud Il attended with the Same
perfsrt
The above statement can atteqed nv physician
veil neighbors and Appropriateness, who Mrs.
II f4HF 4 Z pyrae pf her kues
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
MARK THE DIFFERENCE:

The following letters from Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Folk. alike explicit and direct. leave room for
further doubt cavil to their relative position
the tariff. Let every man read for himself.
and Judge who comes up 10 the standard:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25

His fPolk's) views on tho tariff SO we'll Ac-
CORD with Mr.. Gays that both parties sats-
fled with the expressed yio"s Of both'-LL JctIcr-
sOnIan.