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The CnGctavy INDIANS,

The Vicksburg Sentinel Of the 18Th,
referring /" this tribe Of Iadians, has the
following:
"Thc las, remnants Of this once pow
Jul tribe are now crossing our ferry on
their way To their new home in the Far
West. To one who. like the writer. has
been familiar to their bronze inexpensive
faces from infancy, il brings associations
OF peculiar sadness to see them bidding
here las. farewell perhaps to the old
hills which gave birth. and are doubtless
equally dear. to him and them alike. Tie
hrst plavmates Of our infancy were the
young Choctaw boys Of the then woods
OF Warren county. Their language was
once scarcely less familiar 10 lis than our
mother English. We know, we ,hiuh
the character of the Chociaw well. We
knew many Of their present sialwa-.
braves in those days Of early life when
Indian and white alike forget Disguise,
bu,in the unchecked eNuberance Of youth.
full feeling show the real character that
policy and habit may afterwards 80 much
conceal; and we know that, under the
stolid stcic look he assumes, there is
burning in the Indians nature, heart OF
fire and feeling. and an all observing
keenness of apprehension, that marks and
remembers every thing tia, occurs and
every insult he receives. Cunui-ai-a ha.,
They are going away! With visible
reluctance which nothing has overcome
but the stern necessity they feel impel-
ling Them, they have looked their las. on
the graves OF their sices- the scenes Of
their yonti'-and have taken NJ their
slow t"ilsome march, with their house
holds gods among diem, to their new
home IN strange land. They leave
names to many Of our rivers, towns and
counties; and so long as our State re-
mains, the Choctaws, who orcc owned
most Of her soil, viii be remembered
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4 fairs with Mexico.

We learn from the New York papers
tha.,ho barquc Anahuac. which arrived al
Ia. port on Friday last, brought Gcs-
patches from the ncw government, of Mex
leo for their minister TO this country.
Senior A,n>nrte. Ihe passage of tie an =
ncTing resolutions through the House oi
Representatives was kaown at tie city of
Mexico, when the Anai,uac sailed. A
translation OF the resolutions vas gwen
in the government paper, with some re-
marks, expressing a confdcn' Eopa :ha,
.hey would be rejected in The Senate.
The statement that Mr.. Almonle had
engaged passed for himself and family in
due barquc E1genia, which sails for Vera
Croz on the 18Th inst, is pronounced b.
ine New York Journal OF Commerce to
be without foundation.
RaH. .Sm. Of .Icrch 10.
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z cs3aslGl';lsECG
ADNLR

Al meeting Of the Cecil county Tenn
perance Society held al Ehenezer Meeting
House, on the 22Ad Of February last, The
following resolutions were adopted.
lst. Resolved. THAT the liberties ard
welfare of this commonwealth are IN
male!y and indispensaLly connected with
the morals and virtue al the people. and
.ha. in the enactment of Laws for the
common beneG. its equally the duty OF
the Legislative body 90 Guard ana pre-.
eerve the public morals from corruption,
rs TO advance the peccniafy interests. or
20 maintaia the Civil rights aud freedom
Of ,he community.
2nd. Resolved, Tina, all Laws which,
authorize the licensing Of men to traffic III
intoxicating Liquor are morally wrong,
opposed in their influence to the Laws of
God, and therefore, we are bound TO make
every effort in order ,ha, tho Statue Book
be no longer disgraced by the present
license law.
Bird. Resolved, Tia. every Legislator
who votes for the perpeni'y Of The exis-
Ting License Law, innris aa injury upon
the community, and ough, to be held res
ponsib'e a, the bar Of public opinion for
the effects growing out Of the continuance
Of said laws
9th. Resolved, That in cur opinion,
:he duty of all men vino have proper
regard for the hes, interests Of the com
munity. 10 withhold their snfrages from
any candidate for the Legislature, who
will not pledge himself 20 do all in his
power TO procure such an nI Grafton in The
license laws and surh oh@r legislation as
may be necessary to cary out the wishes
of the friends OF TEMPERaNCE,-anG
we declare it 10 be nur determination tn
Gct in accordance with this resolve.
5h. Resolved, Tha, ina-much as men,
orials for an alteration in he License
Laws ot .his State numernusly signed
have been presented 70 the Legislature
annually for wears past, and have not re.
ceived that consideration which their i'm
porIance deserved, and inasmuch as we
believe that il free and candid express
sion of the opinion Of the people could be
had on this subject, a majority would de.
eide in favor of the contemplated altera-
lion. We recommend tina. those in this
County favorable to the proposed change
in the License Laws assemble together ir
their respective election districts at an ear.
ly day with the view Of bringing abon
concert of action among the friends O.
this great and salu,ary measure.
NOTICE.
The friends Of Temperance are reqnes'
ted to NEE, on Easter Monday next, il
each Election District. fol ,he purpose o
forming Union Societies.
By order.
FRANCIS B GOTTIER, Sec.
Cecil Co. Tenn. 60
March S-2w.
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sWi'. EE'ise.

What will this gentleman dn--and
what will he done with him? viii he
the chirGlroGs and brcre--condcsce to
hold office under "lhe petty tool Of pet.
ty tyran'?" And if he, for the sake of
the $4,000 per anuum, will consent 10
serve his couatry, will Mr.. Polk keep IN
a high lucrative Office, man who shook
his fist into his face, and for years kept
mp war of the crosses. personalities.
Petersburg (Va.) !nlel!igencer.
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4 Sneck Of Trouble

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York News gives o hint that there
- already spcck Of trouble growing out
al the annexng resolutions. lie cu.a-
plains hat, although, every body kncw
Hr. Polk 10 he the Prc&idcu. whom Tie
Senate lad in mind when they a,iIeh the
provision fer fnlu'e negotiation with Tex
IS, by the Executive, llr. Tyler has dcs-
patched messenger with all overture to
the Government OF Teas, on tie basis Of
'he original resolutions; the effect o!
Which, says The writer, will only be to
cmbarrass ;iie negotiations.
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THE CECIL WING.
New and Cheap Fashionable
Clothing EIstahyislis,sCnt.

SAOsesssegN EIStAtSs rs hkSkk Sksd.
FH''iE subscribers having opened a
~ Clothing Establishment would res
pcct'u!Iv iulnrm their friends AVID tie pab.
i!c that they have on hand and are s,i!
manufacturing large aud fashionable
STOCK OF CLOIII.TC,
which they will sell at the verv lowest
prices. They will also keep on hand
large large and handsome assortment Of
tiGtA, CG&&imercs and Tps'iHcs, which
they will make up 10 order al the shorts
est nollce, aud on the most reasonabl t.
terms.
Country merchants buying for ,hcm>
ee'ves ~ for sale can be supplied either
wholesale or retail on The mos: accom-
moda,!ng terms.
WIN p. MILLS s SON,
No. 1919 Baltimore street.
March 18th lS15-6w
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TRUSTEES
Sale Of Land.

EaY virtue Of a Decree of the Cour, Of
Z y Chaucc5y Of Maryland, ;he under
signed as Trustee will OFF, ct Puhic
Sale II! the Cont House in Eikton ON
Wednesday he 2G,h inst, that very beau
'lin farm lying on the Sassaf,ras River in
Cecil county, Mar, land within one mile
and a half Of Fr"hrrciilown, and abor,
.9rif fcIySs. thee miles from Cerilou. It
- contains ICY acres Of land, Of
s%y%a" which 50 acres nrt VERY VAL
-Nas--zfs.- rABLE WOODLAND ard the resi-
due is arab land. WHEN has hal within
lie las, SIX years 5000 bushels Of lime
s3rrad on i, is in a good state Of tult;va-
ton with cxce'eu,fchcirg. made o. chos-
nut and cedar aud i %! very inprova-
IL bic quality. I'he huidiag>,
ixi !;@ &C. : which cost upward. Of r2UC0
i ~ Y. tsGi are ne" consisting Ct a gonG
cI---sll--- >.--'-S FRAME DWELLING HcCsE,
Two stories high with two rooms on u
floor, corncyib and i stable ca1at.a OF
accommodating six horses. This pro-
perry is beautifully aud delightfully."- sira,
led. The terms of sale require tie PAY
ment Of tue whole purchase money to he
made in cash.
Sale to commence al Q o'clock. P. III.
JOHN c. GkCOME, Trustee.
E'N,nn. Nd. March Isl lSI5--'s =
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lyGaas&iCga House, .

Corner o.5t. Paul and Fa!-ette streets,
Baltimore.
The Undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Public Hotel would he happy - receive
tie patronage Of he travelling community
WHO may favor him with Il call, ana Hat
;ers himself that they will find every rom-
fort and attention which axe to be met
With in the best Hotels ii tie city.
n. B. \ few Gentlemen can be ac-
CONNIE, la:ed with board and p'vasar,
roomc by the mouth "r year on rfaSnna-
bic terms. JOHN ALhERnSON.
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,yoRepa Fsasi7s,scs9,
Merchant Tailor

Respectfully informs his friends and he
public that he has JUS. returned fro nj
Philadelphia wijha handsome asset MELT
%! Cloths, Cassme:s, &atnnctls, Yes tugs.
SC, which lie will sell at cost, It he cEjec;
Of which is to increase his TAfLORlNU
BUSINESS, and live b. that and not upon
The rroGns Of the Cloths, Cass.meTs, suc1
as generally sell for two dollars and Il, ~
cents, he sells for one dollar and halr,
cloth at The same rate. Having n'iocmed
Wards Patent s'siem of cutting, feels con-
fdent that he will be ale to- give salts
faction. Coat made in 4 DAYS notice If
required. Persons wishing to subscribe
for S. A. s \. F, War.i's patent sislem Of
cutting, can have it by applying to John
Makinson, Agent.
2miles from Port Deposit, January 25,h
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The number Of houses erected in ST.
Louis, daring the year 1914, was LIS
The Republican, speaking oflhis improve
ncnt OF lhc city, SAYS
Unless some very unexpected reverse
comes upon Us the amnun, 70 BE- cxprnd,
ed in building in lS45 will quite equal
hat q ISL. Many blocks oc houses,
!nr business purposes and private rfsilen-
ces, arc already commenced and projected
a"d j. is estimated that 40,OO0,O00 OF
brick WI! be required for tie consump.
ton Of this year.
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

The Annual Examination Of the Stu
dents will take place on THURSDAY the
20.h inst. Tie Patrons Of The Institu.
lion and the Pablo generally are respect
fully invited to attend.
HENRY W. TTORP. A. NJ,
March ., lc45. Principal.
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a5~Leiters from Washington state that
the British and I'lench Ministers have
been cnaeaVoIIng to prevail upon the
Mexican Minister, TO remain in Washing
ton until lie shall receive orders from the
Government at Mexico in relation TO the
Texas question.
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TRUSTEES
Sale Of Land

BY virtue Of Decree from the Court
of Chaace'y, the undersigned as Trustee,
will "tie, at public sale on WEDNESDAY
The 9ih day Of April next, Il, the Court
Honse IN Eikton, all ,ha, valuable Farm,
which b.long7 30 Joseph Gi!ljngham, ~
ing within 2 miles !r,m tie DIne bai!
Tavern, within 4 miles from the Brick
Meeting House and S miles from E,kton.
cont,;uinr
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MEDICINES, DRUGS, DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS, &C.

- y : L -, Ai1' 40. CO.
TSHIiE Subscriber .ecps constantly rsy sale ON
ii the most reasonti!n t"r,.s. an assortment oil
Medicines, Drugs, Dyestuis, Paints, oils, Var
ni&hcs, &c.
Beng largely engaged in grinding srch arli-
cios as Ginger, Hus.-fd and Pepper, lie has them
for sale OF a superior quality below the III ,riset
price.
He would mention HAT he has Patent ia
chine worked Ly Slcam power, which enables
him 10 sci! PUTTY Of the very best quality at
s Id CTS y b., in DltdJers aud 3 CTS III BAR.
He confidently asserts that his prices are 81 n
rs 10 give satisfaction 10 those WHO may favor
Lin with call.
J. ~. W. GORDON,
No l5G West Pratt ST., Baltimore, Opposite
Bali. & OHIO Eut Road Depot.
N. b. no "iarge made for delivering Cooas
in any rarL Of Tie City.
baltimore, .Iarcn sth l345--9m
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A Hickory Pen.

Mr.. Tyler, TO give an additional char
ac'er to the act. and pay at The same time
somewhat of pointed compliment TO
Cen Jackson. wrote his signature to tn"
Annexation Resolutions with hickory
pen $50 saws loco raner.
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Wanted.

Wanted good farm hand. One with
a family, to whom a comfortable house
will be furnished, would be preferred.
Enquire at fhis Office.
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Archer IN CHAM CEEA.
20.n lIoIuagV lSi0
Archer

O.dered tina, me said sale % made ard
reported by the Trustee Henry ". Ar
cher in the said case Of A:chcr Archer
be and The same is hereby ratified and
confirmed unless cause TO The contrary be
shewn on the 2Sh day Of Ap'l next.
Provided that a copy of this order be
published in some newspaper once week
Tor three successive weeks before the
2Ssh day e March next.
The report ales The amount Of sales
10 he $500.
True Copy. Test
LOUIS GAsSAWAY.
icg Cur Can.
nT,-cb let IC,S c,y
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Wilmington Market.
V. B. Palmer.

No. SO Pine st, Phila., and l6O
Nassau-st, (Tribune Buildings,)
N, Y, and S. E. corner of Bait.
and Calvert SITS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements and subscriptions
to the ''CEcIL WHIG," and COL
Letting & reccipting forthc same.
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DRY G. OaAsq

of varions kinds and qualities, vi: Black.
Blue. Charet,, Grey and Eeayer Blclhs--
Black, Gray and Fancy Cassimercs-
Black, Dlae, Gray and Fancy Cassineitsi
y Lame; Chm San and Ca!ico-Yel-
low. White and Red Flannel-Musims.
SIX and cotton Elkis--wn,cr Vesiings;
Back. Kid. Thhct and varions kinds of
GInves-woolen Comforts and Blankets;
plain end liz Alpaca, aud many other sea-
sonabe goods too numerous to cnumerate,
Persons wishing TO purchase will please
cal! and examine my goods which will be
sold low.
ABRAM CHANDLER.
Oct. 2S-G.
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GJ-ln Iowa, slavery, lotteries, and d.
vorces a'c forbidden by The constitution
Florida, Of course, admitted with slave
~.
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w OCH Ca2:5issg.

LiE'C, DYj.TG. &c.
The scrihcrr1spect!"tiy i3'ovrre the
Pul!ic that he has rrn;nG ,he Elk n Ills,
Wooipn AMI Cation Factories, known =,
Ga:reu's Mills, ,il"a'cd in Cecil CO. Htd,
sc"cn mI'ee above E,uo0. on Il. Big Ell;
stream. al! iout mile: CfoIl the village OF
Newa,'; Del. They arc row in lnii opca-
item. Wool vii he received to &c made i,,o
Rolls, Yarn, C.u,t, Cassinrgs. SI:inetts.
Blankets O: Flanmcls, as directed. Il! short
notice; manutl ctnr"d by tn" yard, 70. Cash
or Wool, or made up on The shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, Sc, may expect geAer-
at!y 10 l,n.l choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
May 2.5:h 1874.
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ff531oves5 St0vcsS

The subscriber thankful 20 the public
for rae, iavors, would again inform them
ll!h. he is now ready to Furnish them with
stoves Of every description f5r burning
ether wood or coal, which he. ill sell
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere.
lie would be pleased to show his stock
to his old customers and the public gem
orally before they make their purchases.
Call at his Tin Ware and Stove Store,
next door to Or. Wa\lace's Drug Store.
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
Elkton Oct. 10Th 1914.
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has'cr ara co, E0'
Rovno J,tl,m ".,a r. roe tr,,or, VIM,
Morkc, 6, ''0N'
Wveth md Norris M 90 Nor,o. =,
S,pGs,on and "a - Sra {. !"
Doolns !, r,-o,,,o r.,;lo,i s..r,,., po,,,o,,
French Nlillurr, Co,t. rar, .,,,d l',-
y Dry Goods.
Salmon and Small. 10 ~ Baltimore st., four
doors East Of les ST.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Than,s and Co., No 249 Baltimore st.
L. L. Noss, 40 South Charles i;
Publishers EooL..iIers ,,a -,,,;,,o-s
Cus,,jog and Er,thcr. No 90 ro,,irooro 81
LOUIS SH'eS' HInne'T' I,p,' H. A'e"oFl ana
49,. '''', 't ,Io N
] Nesl,jt. No 5zy Il Ii,norr St. hn,y,tn Cr,o,,os
auA hanover,
James Cl',Y, TO 9 Hanover ST., Commission
Merchant.
I,,,.rle,s orC,i,, r,r,1or.u,rc and C,l,ss
c Lowering and Clark, No lis and I2c Lon,-
bard -,
F. NJ Kerr and 70, }
Moses ioucr, -'' ''"'"'' g.
,nuuf,clurers Dc,;orsi, Drra, .3;a1;cincs
PIin,s, Ols. SC.
Coulson ard Co., 40 South Liberty st.
s.a5i3s and Candy, No 20 Pratt st. w!.ar.
Deolars IN I-r,i,roI,,s p,-,s,rs s,,, s,,,a,s
Inn, y ,,ihcr Col, sn
II B Field aud Co., No 2a5 baltimore ST., nett
1oor 10 Charles st.
Manufacturers Of ry,,so,l Cans
Tlmns o,l sn,vrr ~ aio NIL, =.
.'1"ie'" C importers ar, Dea'GFs IN taf-
.rov; Smtb o,n; ~: ,i'r,o no 9,
c.,,., r. ,,,,.,;-..-,. A., .,.-,.
o 1',, uiiu ,',''''.'!NS'oli ''c' n''ah'S,
,; nss Ss.''nn' tcaS'ls. near 'f"5t =. w.
Wm ,,r,v.l,ri r. Cn,,mor.o 81
r,yid live Exnh,r,re nI,co
Charles r ,it, No IA commerce CT Anon, G,r
Yin Plate, Druggists Glassware, White
Lead, Ground Specs, Chocolate, Sc
Coach .i,o,hc,urcr
Richard Bishop, No 10 rayette st.
observation-disclosures md Ir,,,r,ors &c p,,o- Yy,,
''''' '''''' - "'' inr r,'''' "''' Lung
Howell and Brothers, No "a Baltimore st.
1v,.o,,o. ,,,,,.,,.. ,r
Inn,ns .rtinr,,. ,J,;;.,,, , r'' rano,, '
Goods.
Can field and Brother, 221 Baltimore St, corner
Of Charles.
Importers and Dealer in German, French and
English Fancy Goods, Clocks .Iewelry,
Cutlery, Combs, Brushes and Fam
cy Hardware.
Jacob trust NO 3i2 Baltimore st,
'uanuiacturers OF Furniture and Importers and
Dealers IN Upholstery Goods, lard
wa,e, Glue, Mahogany, Lum-
Der and all Cabinet Ma
kers' Materials.
John and James Williams and Co No SIS South st
manufacturers of Cabine. Furniture, and Deal
all other Cabinet materials.
Hiss and Auste n, No liz Fayctte st.
Commission sroroho,,s Cor H., SAL, or Ill L;,s,
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To Country Merchants.
Wholesale Houses, Baltimore.

The undersigned Merchants, Manufacturers
and Dealers Of the city Of J. ttimurc, being lu-
y supplied with goods in their respective De-
ptrmcnts, ted to the SPR'NG And SUMMER
TRADE, avail themselves Of Inc opportunity at
t"rdcd through the medium Of tie newspapers,
TO invite County Merchants to ar examination
o! their several Stocks and Prices
Tie superior advi ntages which this market
affords, in many respects, 30 Country Dealers,
the facilities for travelling and transportation,
ard disposition on our part To ciler every in
dncemcnt To purchasers, both in terms and pri-
ccs. viii, we nope, attract cid and new custor,-
crs. to whom this inytation is respectfully adj
dressed.
importers and Dealers in Silk and Fancy Dry
Goods.
d. +. Gardner and CO., No . Make. ST.
Domestic, Cotton and Woollcn G Gods.
John II Dlvail and Co., No 2Sl Mafl.eLst.
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March lst 1SiI.-3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27

ENINE HATs.-we are to-day opening { v
- co. Beaver u ,e Fan ra.i.ons o. uI.
y. asa the susn''oa " The psshs mo THOMPSON 10
GS % haa suest
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
ME- X CHI ANT TAILOR.

81, West, Main ST,
III AS received his Fall supply Of Cloths, Cas-
. sinners and NestingS Of French English Manufacture
which he invites hrs friends and Public and rramne
they Of and beautiful styles
Also. every other article suited his line
-hErff
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IQR BALTlA0kE.
KFsegAs ana Rassags Ds9C

- IQR, BALTIMORE.
KFsGgnt ana Rassogs De9C
AS The Steamer BOSTON, Captain
Holmes having undcrroos alterations, By which
her speed viii be facilitated and cargo advantage
will regular Baluors
be taken and passengers flor large
she has excsent aeeosnodaonsl viii
tween this asd B.nisDoe bosom sop Norfolk
fss.ss and he sS-Appy o. boar al Long Wharf OF TO
L JAMES FISHER SON.
ready to take in CARO- ON saturday mon.
ing. 3is Instant suss
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES
TuNABLE CU1LERYPine Ivory Cutlery in sits OF
II pieces; also Bone. buck Ebony ssftp Ivory
Knives and Forts IN single DOZENS with Carve
match Of recent importation, and tor sale low.
no ~ VISA J. DOMAIN
S10,U0O WANTED.
For Ready-Madc Ciethins Silns Nero hanr.,
100 Main Street.
TNHE subscriber having a very large Stock Of
Il Ready Made Clothing hand
that hs DESTROYS Of snS cheap, cheaper
by himself and will be warranted style d.
of the following articles, o W
la5 Bsek and Invisible Green Dre
To sIs.
do do do do aIa
To e2S.
$50 Winter Froek Coats FROM s5 u sIs
$50 Over Coats of all qualities from IS o sst
1000 pair Pants Of all do sat IS
1000 Vests Of all siI To SGT
full Of Collar. Bo.onS Shirts Glove.
supenders Ties Pocket handkerchief every thing
in the Inns Of Genuemens sILhs MERCHANTS,
de- Opposite Hubbard. Gardner Co.
NHAMPAIGNE-I5 bask.. Wine OF IN. ria,ns
~ Anchor" brand and superior article
per sehr Nassau, for sale by
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Trans o. scssrryuon-ro City es.eo
sd ss hesssr pssiot vhss by -h siepssss 10
On eares, In advance. u. nrf
AswsarisssPos hA-ea sssrion. rs essis
i.s insertion. ~
Transient advertisers ~ In advance.
T- number Of inssrsoa. be
Ms they Inserted until ordered In be ioppsd and
Cd seco~anst. pr Odsrs stop siso he writing
A..ua Advertisers charged ESQ lines and In tha,
psupoioa Cor advertisements Of length except
and Lottery dealers. who charged pioo papss
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DANrALooNs PANrALOoNs 100 p.,, - $4,000
eompss~ss Ersat ssyI-s oil sf w,n BE- -
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
THE CELEBR RATED
Or. Rrssi.'s Compound Purifying
Syrup Of Sarsa pari Ia
sTRI-TLT vreETAELE.

ME- exalted reputation attained DR. RUSH both in
L private practice and as Physician Inc American
Army. guaranty for efficacy ami usefulness
Of this truly Invaluable med-ae /; prescribed BY
him AMI other Physicians, attached the Army during
glorious revolutionary struggle and proved TO he
tain and unfaily several of the prevalent
and at the distressing coHPla py which
afflicted Affections OF Liver, Dyspep-
STA. Indigestion, all disorders arising
Of the blood Under this latter head be cassei
obstinate erupions Of the skin. Pimples the face,
Sypatc symptoms. Scaly Eruptions. letters and Ring
worms. White Sgeng., ScfofIia and Nercu-ial diseases
IL i also excellent remedy or Chronic Rheuua-
tis fnan;'s Can. and general affections of
~ children for which any eec,uai
provided. unless be this q'Irify ing Medcine.
For sale RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Jan 5isi ic45. Ally
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
Doctor TTaltes. Z. V0n0sfrotchte'

THs pill by the experience Of years has been PROVED
be the me plus mira OF medical Inc cce-
aFated inventor himself cured $4,000 II
pressed sickness and other diseases incident
females. having used them, the exclusion of
other remedy for such diseases. during continued practice
of nearly 81 hout solitary instance Of failure,
when used according directions Trey
,toduced th conln-n in g. By Dr. Thomas Phillips.
of Newbursa New otk. having detained the
for preparing then from Dr.. " anas,rogc1tz himself
They since thea used very extensively hroot
the AMI the proprietor through
" satisfied fearseSsy challenges
Grid produce medicine in any forr will prove
superior III relieving the aficti0a Of suffering
For sale BOOK STORE
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