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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

New VoLcANo.-Mr. acknowledging it 10 bea
matter OF interest the community, TO be made ac-
puaiuted with new and strange phenomena, espec-
tally when such belongs to our own State, address
you this communication:
There is mountain in Rabun county, near the
North Carolina line, that is now throwing OUT large
quantities of very black dense smoke, and manests
the appearance Of being volcanic Those who have
visited this mountain, say that the smoke issues
through assures in the rocks and that there's con-
tnued rumbng sound like low distant thander, con
stantly heard in the bowels of the mountain. There
is no doubt of this fact az gentleman of this place
has recently visited the mountain, and from him
have obtained the information. The mountain tselfis
very difficult TO ascend and is the highest in that
region. Athens (Ga) Banner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

r9IHE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
4 ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. FOR THE CURE
OF EHUPTIONS, CHAPPED FLESH, Sc-CACINS,
TO THE PuBLic-h proprietor OF THIS was lat W conDa
TO his bed several weets, duang which time ,hs was I
nousy coun-rcted therefore, never buy cake oil hs w
OUT HE signature OF Jones on the wrapper, aud particularly
in this ci, only Chatham si'es; and opt Of f., ns I ysp
want the rsn,e Always ask for Jones' Italian Chemical
SoaE-takc no other Without these ar
positive Qualities Tor which has received 'h- h.Se'! f
edca Society OF Pri, has cured thousands the Gaf
ted States of every Disagreement and eruption Of tns st
such as pmp-s lfschles bt. tces, salt rrum scuf I
spots tan sun barn mo pe &c Cure ch'pped iirsa H.
Il vii! change the color o: dark Yellow 81 sga onTl 'N
excellence this read the following dpomH aoIa;G W G.
Vespn inventor By thu Medical SOCIETY," o. al I az.
consider vi Vrsprai the create ii'snthrops VI @ ;rr,
aud his Italian Chemical Soap miracle 10 care any T.
dsfgursaent Of the skin IL will prove blessing ~. 'ITOia
ure ages" Sold by the only general as.n. ~ hs o
States r. Jones wholesale pertume sign OF he 1iH Pos
ta2!e 80 Chatham street y or 59 taton i p"g;i,n&
ayh; q ollt- stie ~ pp't"n 3 i7' dalR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

fIEf LIN Eli SODsAftS,
AT THE. FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES.
Ia OOLSEY IL WOOLSEY offer their stand
~ ard quality Double Refined Sugars follows uamey
Loaf ILL per ID When less than packages
Crushed III! . purchased hafa cent per pound
Powdered! y Z" g" =" additional.
The above packed IS follows:
Lotves il, boxes Of 200 ibs.)
Crushed in bhs Of 2UC F." No charge for packages
Powdered IN % - 256
Apply the Newly ork Pateat Sugar Refinery, Of
South aud Montgomery streets, At SO all-strret.
y. Borders out Of me city must be accompanied by
remittance. dB lm-
FNEAS.-200 chests Souchong; POO half chests
Z. DC.
80 half chests Nlas Yong souchorg.
50 30 Ca!er Soucho1s.
20 chests fue N'ohre rowchons.
20 fancy boxes fine Mol=e Souchong
100 chests Tyson
10 fame; boxes Hyson fine
100 CHESTS Young fiyso:,.
80 half chests do.
go chests Hyson Skin.
80 half chests superior Gunpowder.
50 do DO Imperial.
EAl!country packed and 81 late importation.
For sale by GRiNNELL, MlNTURN CO.,
d. Il 70 South.strert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

BALSAM OF LIVER W0AI..Ny
Mrs. VI. y. GARDNE.,yS l |, IN
BiLSAN OF LlVEiiWOhi a.
has now been N ris =,
siye us. for the past fifteen years, aaa ~ -
..ained a greater reputation ,haa aIy ~
article n ow in use for The cure Of .o ,Ss,
Colds. Pa,hisic. Consumption, hsa'nA5
lVhooping Coughs, Bronchitis. anu lSfs.
Pulmonary Complaints, and diss4s.'%i; ~
nh"s AID afFaciicus Of ,se throat Ll'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

DRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA-Esta hris,.,
- 70 yelrs-appoved % The MEDICAL saeultyThs proos
invaluable medicine has aud 1htte
many hundred certificates OF remarkable currs
this lrcI. alone ms4y having been given ov
lp'tss s9E!S to me aeFsIsra si,cs Of he ay II.
eaanot attain. in 81 has It's
impure OF the blood, has failed 70 u
Ace 20 health ana happiness h. following coopl,;'
hch trHd asrit4by TO consumption, way 10 ", IS
scroul. Caacei,
ePfosy r.. Chronic Chr mic Fever and Agu.,
Secondary. Syphilis, Cu,aaeou, Affection,
Chronic rheumatism, Liver Complaint
H III Con- Cscrn a,at E5ts, i'4AaiAa'a Of ii.
Ps.reisia. PRO- Pfov'y
Ey's, sS OF SIe,ep,r G fs', prS;,~
Brsoi', SarsaTsrilla is si- and certain r,-,N4
fnef e i1s" For b. 93S Lx "a s
sale agent. so Court!anGt street. y. \. saoe
TAR. PHlNNtY'S FAMILY PlLlS-TEs-
~ mid and purely vegetable Fills dr,,
them before they ru,chs;ed until they have bn'D
eusiysy knoysn " the Northern Middle New F ~
Sats, and es SGuihs1n el;les without mach .dysrtS
aud algsi; used IN the pIcnce OF the ,Gpen VIZ
cins many ., whose certificates have zen rolaa;snx ra
M pts@n am, a,eT1 @ bs To'Si 5sx Il oloaars, c.
their possession. Thee ll!s may De had al the No.,
Drug m,i Country Stores m the a oTe toned STAT, I
Sands i Co = East Broa'wgy; 4 Saad, a. ,Gt .
Brnowsy New }2,k Browgns Brothers % Na5 jS,'
ton Price = cents. aud 81: ceGtS Ter Box. d5 Inv
MN. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
w CA<DY, MEDICATF.D.-rithin f,u month, -
500 pounds been sold Of this Gels bratei Cough
t no qusck medicine, its ingredients are Known ~ ~
e at make OF II. they benz: msutoN-d the irprtor
whch sgr Boneset Herb Eec4m4>s Roo, Root OF S1oH
Root of Lguorc- Seneca Snake knGt many oib-r
and heros Known De good for Coughs, Colds Phb;i
Bronchitis. Whoopns Cough, and all dlsea Of The Lang
Scr, Thfoa;. Also, II i excessive Clearing
VOICE Tor Vocasts and Public Speakers Tas Msir,,i
Candy has gained gre; reputation Tor curs the above COM
plants In consequence Of liz ey7ssiYe sa has caps
many base couutsiei,S b. Offered the pubic Con-,
quence of which the proprietor has his stamped on IT,
candy; Also direction will accompany thec2udy when mn,
chased the Druggists.
Fer sale only IN Bosom by I'm. Brown, Isl w,shnsoo
street. In New ork BY y L. Y D. Sands No e EnIa
street, n East Broadway, 2l3 Broadway. d5 GiSt
CWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP 0PWIID
- CHERRY.--A fresh supply Of this valuable medier.
>t received 1hs the only genuine preparation oi he
Wild Cherry, and rs success mas stven II ar c
brty throughout, tn Union pamphlets: containing ceItif
ca:es Sc De obtained gratis from the sole agent Fl
II. MINOR, 1872 Broadway, corner 81 J0hGs dill m'
YOU WHO USE SAhSAPARlLLA-Ty
1 Jonss's Extract Of rspar!a Candy; It's excellent;
powerful aud pue extract OF the oot Sold D cspss
package or for ST. ,h- of he American t.ag,, s
Chatham ~ Y or l39 Fulton aud 81: Atlantic S. Brock
Ign. tGlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

esss. FOR SALE CHEAP For CASTILLO
handsome Oak Opening Lands, beautifully locat-
-.ts-.ed takes paid and title perfect. Apply 10 a f.
G Smith IS I.berfy street. MO Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
~ A correspondent OF the Savannah Republican,
l..


writing from Jacksonville e. F. says:
An unfortunate occurrence happened at kirkand's,
in Nassau county, last Sunday evening. Several
young fellows had assembled 10 pass off Christmas
eve. About 10 o'clock, departing for home, one OF
the number in twirng his stick violently around his
head, struck the left temple Of Decatur Braddock
young man aged about 81, which resulted in his I'M
mediate death-ano,her act OF want of thought IN
which too many of us are wILFuLLY negligent.
To conclude have yet another painful incident
10 recount and one which, measure, has cast our
little town in gloom. 1t is the sudden AID unex-
pected death Of Mr.. David Silcox, worthy and es-
Ieenaed citizen of Duval county. Mr.. Silcox had
very numerous company al his house on Christmas
night, dancing, &c. Having asked one of the COM
pany to JON him in glass OF wine, al the sideboard
while in the act OF drinking and the cotiilion going
on, he totered, fell TO the foor and Immediately
pired. need not state the feeling thar pervaded the
company. There was indeed mourning. Yet how
truly have we the admonition, ",hut in The midst Of
Life we are in DEATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

@=sse For EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
s.s 100 acres OF Land good Eeusr, Barn, Orchard and
will take three-G Michigan Lands aud
pe-qnaer cash. Apply A. p SJ c Smith, IS Liberty
srra- MO If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

- THREE DOLLAR HATS.-Just finished,
- the most splendid article offered to The public
S5St Short nap hloeskin Hats the low price So, as
fine As those sold generally ST. elegant Nuta Fur Hats AZ
So also Imitation Moles skin Hats az 50 50 81 2yev neat
Dress Hats. GEORGE ?. H. BROWN,
don.,u &C. ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

ssa,a lN;}IA !lUBbEK BOOTS FOR LA
-. DES-Ths Patent Boot Of our invenllon-aso
new ste first introduced. the highest, eatest affair
ever offered are now beng manufactured litter entire
system we'll worth the ce Of the curious For by
Do i'm HORACE. Il. "a u MAIDEN Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
DOCT. ssDGTSEHlAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DREPARED and sold wholesale By JOHN ].
DAVIS city OF Hudson Columbia county, N.AG.i and
for sale IN this city ar wholesale and retail by
JAMES S AsPrSwALL,
SIS Will 7m-street, General Agent for this city.:
and hr not Of the rnncia retail durs New York and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

ees. FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
Eble Wheat Farm acres lying between the Cayu
and Lakes. be exchanged for Illinois land
and money Also Farm Of 100 the Chenango river
and canal for cash onY. Also many good Farms In New
Jersey, containing from 10 to 200 Apply 70 A j.
& Smith IS Liberty street. MO If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
CUDERVTLL'S GERMAN PLASTER,

4 MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY for the
~ following complaints: Corus, Cuts, Bruises, Bur,
Scaids Felors Salt Rhsum Acue Frosted Feet Rherma,
tism Sore Throat, Fever Sores Hip ompiant &c abc1s
from 20 four snlthngs
This Plaster has beeu used with grea; for the las,
years ard hose who make OF II find very use
fui IN their tmies thousi; d. already TESTIFY l
viii be a sufficient recommendations Sold bv Mrs. Cnng
Proprietor; l6S WoS'eLsts't near 2Hs'on-s;l-vt; j. C.
Iyans, l76 Bow-ry; F. H. TGrp lo' Division stert Ms
nue; @ Sanford, corrsr oilio,sT9n aud CanuCn-e+s
Brook VII Miles COX. cornsf OF Prospect ana Bndgeu;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

- Iron Psremen.s are to be tried in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

CIV ! Nj : ttiNpOONU SikCP OF Win
- CHERRY-A fresh supply Of this valuable medcs.
nst lhls,s the only genuine preparation Of he
Wild Cherry and tiven extensive c4j
brity throughout tn Union Pamphlets Containing ceIt
ca:e Sc can be obtained gratis from the sole agent pr
H. MIL NOR 1872 Broadway, corner OF J0hg-st. dl I'm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

III WANTED TO CHARTER-A vessel o.
S 1900 2oc0 barrels, for ror in South Americ. APP
d. GRINNELL, aINTURN& CO. IS South st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

- There was quite fire in the town OF Of Belle
on1e Cntre county, Pa. the night OF the 2Oth ust
Six stables and 6 store-house were burned. Loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

ssasaS 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
exchange Lands location and titles good Bargains
-eA-.a can be mad OF applying 10 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
Very KesFeCtluIIy, nc.
nr. Sy;ssar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry,
WINTER ARRANGE % Es

W
s1sss9 MENT.-Eor, ALBANY, via Essss--
rEipeSz-Western Railroads, daily, Sundays excepted
ssssnsers for b ms vi" VIZ ts w the s, an
New.York from the loot of Libsrtysuset on THURS.
DAY MORNING. at g. oeosk 70. Bldg t thenss 6I
te ;iousstoc and Western Railroads without change OF
cars or baggage crates, Albany arriving same evening
al o'clock Fare through S.
NJ harIv.sSraat isl G Nj PERRY. AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

So FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE-A FARM
@ acres the Hudson River, Westminster County,
% miles from New;lo;k City Some money VIII be
put with il for House aud Lot il this City.
n2n IF a. ?. & j. G. SMITH. IS Liberty-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

s@sy>4, 900 ACHES MICHIGAN LANDS, 80, 600
sss .nnsv vaia and IS eco IL Indiana improved and
- improved Ap1iy to a. P. & J. G. SMITH,
-on.. herv s,re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Fer sale only IN Boston By "'m Brown. Isl Washpy,
street In Negv Sork BY y L. Y D. Sands No C rnta
street II East Broadway, 2l3 Broadway. d5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

.z-.-zls. ,ff.I:>l.r.'0 LINZ OF > ] E.ts...-
ssz,ss 5BOATs FOR ALBhNY. AND INTER
MEDiATE LANDINGS leaviaS from RE
S;aauboai P~- ;...o.a1i c;: iiHs-rY .t:c.
steaatc. NCITs: IN S.RiCE. Capt. Nj. H. TruesGeli.
si,l leave above - NJ. on Thursday aud San1lay
Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt a. Houghton, vii! leave
as .hoye al P. NJ. o. Wednesday Friday and SUNDAY
Cor p2sss frsgh Apply 10 T. - Schultz a. ;S oice OF
TIE Wsrl, hnsrA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

FEVER AND AGUE-The Washington ELIXIR i, equal.
is etcacious in the OF Cholera Morbus Bilious Cho
Diarrhea and Dysentey, Worms and DYSPEPSIA The
Washington ELi beng composed entirely Of Vegetable
though nusquailed (of the rapidly and vgor with which
comres the stomach 70 peron0 the peculiar functions
que in elfectirg radical of the above mentioned
dseasesone having, mlequently, caused Ier,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04


PIE and precise directions for may be obtained Of d.
+. VI GUION, l27 Bowery o( Grand-st.; and Of R. l..
Moss cor Grand aud Cannon-:rs.: j. WendOyer, III Eighth
Avenue; a W. Gabaul-n, 81 sixth Avenue; Dr. X. Lesget
cor Avenue and Sd street. D. II Gurn.t corner Sd Aye
nue. and Sh street. Dr. r. 4 Fied corner Broadway and l2h
street, Guinness 1873 Sd Avenue, iith STREET I'd CEss
teney corner Gowery and Broom. street. J. j. Coddng,aB,
2?7 Hudson street. f. L. Cotton, 265 Bieeckersteet: Ora
DerOmas & CO.. 80 Chatham street: Or. WIN Cecil Yorkysi
A. l.. I.cuusbufy. Manhauanvile: DR.. w q. Wood tar.
lem az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

sss>FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A= highly
farm OF acres, with all the stock crops
and tools The buildings ample convenient, and IN
fne orer IL desrao and productive property, situated
in y Br:usvIes n jersey Diograms be seen the
cfice &c A. P 4 j. c. SMITH,
noa tc I,ihertr street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Navigation open 10 Albany.
Il =a-s,r WINTER NAIL LINE FOR A II
zzss=ss14 BANY, and lnsrmedist t, Paees-PIhe
ss.IVy--z.Sr:sza steamboat X L STEVENS, Can't. X u
will leave III. foot OF Coutandt street. Frd, Sun
dav aud Tuesday tetnoon. at o'clock ,,
The steamer COLUMBIA, Capt a. Houshton Will leave
as above Thursday Saturday aAd Monday ai,e!noons at
clock For passage or freight, apply to F. e. SCfULTZ
at tn Office on the wharf. on board az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

1a FOR SALE-Alf the rest, residue and re
- nainler Of the uneY,ir-l term Of 80 wears lease from
.,As h- 50 II of October 1854 OF that certain tot Of land
with three story brick building erected thereon containing
y eueet, each tenement having TWO dr1oms situated IN
and no,vn 22dsou-str-et Court; together with the
ared term Of 81 years lease Of the LOT ofand adc'nns thereto
.ov.n rs lot 22 both Of which SAID leases subject TO
certain! ground and ordinary taxes Terms cash. For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

V-yT 81 ~ 10
w Comround-" Natures God has seCreted in the ,eee
table kingdom safe nd speedy remedies for all diseases
10 search for and discover these IS part o, mans allotted
ton This well known of DioscOlds one Of the
most profound al tle qhosophrrs has received
another Of its truth 4nd wisdom the iscovewf
thu Washington rlislr which for its many virtues may b.
Of it, that hundredsbf our bt at;es, its almost
magic power thoroughly curg that lntoeble Of all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

gar 2lO ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
s a ST 10 exchange for aproductiye property near New
York City. Aso $1,000 in cash and valuable piece OF
ne.r New-York Aiso to exchange handsome place of
few located Pleasant Eastern village Tor srug,
dI9,f 6. SMITH SIS Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

81 MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
IF cheap and very easy snug nice place IN
Il-r -asant village on the Ohio River The house IS rew
md N good o.dets lot is IS EOS deep Apply to r
] G. Smith, IS Liberty street. nD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
REFINED SIIGARS.

Apply rhe Refinery, \ 2Sj Greenwich corner OF Cham
b-s Orders Of the city must be accompanied BY
remittance. dl3 In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
NOTICE.

PURSUANT ii order of the Probate Court OF Union
i County, Indiana, made May Term, leil; vii!
for premises hereafter described on riay
;he 23f August O'Clock A VI OF salu
day, SEVENTY THREE (73) ACRES OF LAND,
oeng in County of Union Aforesaid, AMI
being the North East and North West quarters OF
twenty -fve in Township eleven. aud Range one
principal merdian line. drawn due North
mouth Great Miami RIVER lhe land IS OF
exceiIen, quality. and is under good cultivation
third of the putcha money will he required on
the 15,h dav of December tine residue
annual from and alter the day last aforesaid
Notes approved security viii be expected OF the p-
and ,e money viii remain lien Oh the
land until paid will give the purchaser BOND eonfi-
toned 70 m axe deed the purchase money paid,
and when tie sale confirmed aud the conveyance -
.l n. ,l,o o,r, Other OF the sale will be
published On the day. ABRAHAM hi>"hi'
Commissioner.
U.io, County, May 18th 1874. $500 22:e5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

MARRiED.-On Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. f. A. Conwell, Mr.. Peter Funk to Miss
Sarah Ann Hornish, Of this city.
-On Thursday the 10th inst. by the Rev.
J. H. Hull, Mr.. John Rapcr to Miss Ann J. Hays,
all of this vicinity.
With these notices We received liberal share Of
amid their wedding festivities, would cntite the
parties best wishes for their future prosper
ity and uninterrupted happiness thro' a long life
but loyal as they in love, true are they to
Wing princi pies, aud in thoir admiration OF the
high souIod patriotism, unbonding integrity, and
eminent services Of Horny Clay. For this espc-
cially we wish them a world of Happiness.
---On Thursday last. by John Sailor, ESQ.
Mr.. Chas. Q. Virgins to Miss Mary NJ Thatch-
er both of this city.
We thank our IS that our lots have been cast
in land of cakes and chicken fxns,' and we
do feel grateful for all tho blessings bestowed on
from time to timo, especially by those who
form such happy co-partncrships as we record
to-day. Our GrJ-'s feasting the fat
Of the and-our hearts no merry. and VIC m~~>
this opportunity to offer up of thanks to the
above happy couple for remembering the printers
amid their Joyous festivities.
E1ez.wzzzzzzs.S,zzzz.zzzlzExf
DIED.-0n Tuesday evening last, after brief Illness,
OLIVER H. STANTON, aged about eleven years, and
son o Ms Almeda Stanton.
Ii slpposed tho ea Of this sprghty little boy
eating the poisonous common in our
gardens aud lots, the wild pasnp. lie IN
company several others. eating all of whom were
similarly attacked; bat pleased relev ed
symptoms which threatened fatal end Parents
should their children against the Of such things
n they nacluantod with.
In this city, Saturday morning last. after brief
attack Of bilious fever, Mr.. KAN MLANE.
aged about % years.
Mr. NJ Lane, naiye of this county, but has for
past been residing III Plato city. Missouri
Al the time Of ath he visit his friends,
accompanied by his wife whom he had been married but
months Thus. the welcoming scene To his parental
roof which should been OF adncs and ny
Of mourning and sorrow. The bereaved Wild
though among strangers, has the sympathy OF friends
would their power, onsose her her deep
The responsive sigh alleVIato--tears may
the gushing fountains OF the sympathetic hears
alone be found the bosom Him
the RICH, hand Of the throne Of Omnipocnce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
Clock and watch Repairing

ME subscriber would inform his friends and old custo-
mers he still continues the Watch and Clock Re-
pairing, of Main and Market Streets at the
old nd formerly occupied by A. SiddaI, where he will
tickcd and will patiently match for the calls
of al WIN may him with their Work
despatch and warranted perform, low for cash.
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond. Nov. 18th, 1S43. 1917
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

ANoraER PoRTENrIoUs "SGN.''-The Pniialeph
MeFciry contains the of 200 "Democ
press 'aer decided belief Wan iran canno elected
y, earnestly desire more available popular candida
Inc tass, calhoun, Tyler ani Johnson me, and all the
dvi'tn's 81 the Lpcofnca party same a2noin
IL - surprisingly strange that should be 50 nfa,-
ulted believe that old broken down p,li,
Van Buren,. beaten in his State and
eighteen others the last should sta nd the
chance Of elcc tion - Lebanon Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

CuB,.-Arresis continued be made tais Island
-Four lawyers seized Havana the 2Gth and y IL,
chafSed witt, being engaged in the negro
contesoas eNtosted slaves under lash.
saves were shot Mantaazss 2cth. and Is died
ohet the lash: All colcfed ordered ieav
The island. What aterna barbaba The spirit of
the avenser cannot be aar off.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

Persons owing would do well to pay want tn
money and must have it.
REED & BROTHER.
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Con SuInpt ton Arrested.
ANOTHER PERFoRMED BY DUscAN's
EXPEC7OR.4-vT REMEDY -

Mr.. Phincas Tomlir son, Adamsville, Muskngusn
county, cer,ies thar his son. agai 6 years, seriously
led with lungs for three four yeass
Ills symp,oms light cough, hectic fever and night
sTea.s attended with general debtated Of
system all symptoms OF . going into decline.
used medicines, but effect. and
It resort determined the virtue. Of Dr. Dom
cans Expectorant Remedy, which he procured Of the
gent GAINESVILLE. and 10 happy the public that
this medicine actually did all disease from hs
lungs which appear be healthy.
fresh supply received and for sale the Richmond
BOOK STORE.
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The State Convention to revise tho Constttl-
ton of Now Jersey mot in Trenton on tho 18th
inst. 1t is said majority of the Convention are
locos