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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
OEMUTn's KApPEE and MaceaOoy SHUTS, rnsna

nEMUTH's RAPPEE and Maccaboy SHUTS nsna.
~ featured FROM the purest asd finest materials and
rsd Tree from all deelerous drugs by L. Demuih East
king-sl Lancaster, Pa
The above unrivallcd
Others ON hers terms and all orders promptly attended 10
tAkrie>'kewarc of spurious aytiels called L~roasier
SSsq and pamed upon the public for the gesuins fVmea
ways whish are whoesscd only by the in
Lancaster Ia; and by Bininger Coxxens No 70 Nesoy
o. Ncwl0rk Stabler Candy Pral,-st whtrf Baltimore
Anthony Elton, NO 10 North Sixthsi Phladephia. and
y. Hyrick. West Pennsi Reading. Pa siI I'm
DE>ClI CASES Letter Bslsnces-Ju,t received
another lot OF this unique rccso Coinpanon OF weigh
ing and writing apparatus emhotyng The form of ham,
some ever.polned perc case, of moderate Size weye
distinct and Important adv sniagrs among which Is an aeon
rxey usted Leer Balance with the raes OF postage an
ever pointed pencil pen holder with pen. letter seal
Of leads with other convenences The utility al
will be self evident inspection. Msnufsrsred OF the
best quality German silver Also Of pure sterling
For sale reasonable price at the Stationery estsb
hshment OF sl7 JANSEN 4 BELL, l5S Nssssu-sl
A LIGHT TOP WAGON for sale cheap. nearly
"A new. Inquire al VIM. H. Grahan's Periodical Store
Trsbasa< RssidssTs an27
HALL LANTEKNs-wiihhn e stained, cur aud plain
eli DEiTz BROTHERS co. IS John-sl
CORNELIUs & CO.'S Patent solar Lard Lamps,
~ Of various patterns gilt or bronzed for sale by
ell DEITL BROTHERS CO IS John-sL
SAPsAGO CHEESE, &c.-i oask sapssgo Cheese
- and essk imported Bologne Sansages, in fue order,
just received and for sale by
Ls 0AssNEk YOUNG, lss ChstSsm-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

20 FARM Tor sale containing - acres of Hnd, 10
70 miles from Brooklyn. the Junaica Turnpike In
quife at is Gold Leai Factory, 315 Pearl Il
- I'm EDBI. CUTTER.
~ a FAh1I FOX -AI.E.--Slus-o on me Road from
New Rochelle 70 White Plains, about equi distant from
- each containing $50 ACRES or LAND. ell of Which
Plough Land, excepting Ten Acres which Il Wood Land
The place divided by lane and laid out into convenient
lots for cultivation Al the fences are Of stone good
order and the ground IN Of cultivation The build
ings s Of good character and In order For TERMS apply
=. h. KENYON, on tsr premises or ~
dlH J. ADRiASCE. III Ohn--t NawYoIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

- TIE ~ B>CKIBtk being engaged - ssriii
f. or lstng houses and cotng rents, -oirii- iifurf
- agencies In the same ue. ~ MS residence No 81
{; and STREE or 90 Fniiun- BRIGHAM HOW p
Reference. l. Rker ESQ. No - Futon street K w
Martin Secretary 81 COnirhuton-hip Insurance Ofce,
s. Wal-st W. w. Todd 4 Co corner Of Old Zip AMI
>, or,. .free, au1n StA~ Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

~ dical Oace 10 No 10 Cortland tup stars where be
viii continue The practice OF medicine In all ils varou-
branches His celebrated AMI BihOU. Health Restorative
Caihsrc Ps II . cents per soN or the cure OF diseases
connected with the liver, stomach and bowels will lie
found. wholesale and RETAIL a. he above number, here
many testimonials OF the highest spcctabiy with regard
10 their good effects may be Also. his syrup
for The certain Of Consumption in
stages The most satisfactory references given By
calling the Doctors Office lsIpl SIS iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

vent from h- debts pursuant 10 The provisions Of the
third article uf the trst title Of - h chapter Of the second
part Of the Revised statutes.
John w COgswell. oftne City Of New York-Hoice fret
published July Jisi, 14jcrcdifOr- appear before the
Hon ID. p lngrsham associate Judge Of The New ors
Common Pleas. Al hs Office IN the CITY Hall In -aid city
he thirteenth day Of October lslj al 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon Of thai dag. lyjl law low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

IN CiIANCERY-Belo tie VICE Chancellor OF the
IFirs CircuitJOhnJ J. Palmer Special Receiver Levi.
DE Case and Cecra NJ. his wife, and others Bill for
foreclosure OF mOrtgage-B W BOnney. Com plainants
solicitor No 3 Wall-st. Newl Ork.-JOaqiim {. de
Faniere. 0f the defendants 10 the above entitled
whose place Of residence At Georgetown, In the District
Of Columbia, j. required 10 appear and the bill II
comp amt filed In This before the -7I DAY Of
October next, 1870 TIE bill of complaint fled IN this
Will he iakeu confessed by him, SAID joaquin e. de
Fr.nisrt. Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

FOR SALE OR TO LET-A hou.r ani lot

about scrrs Of and al New Srun.wics Ne" Jer>ey,
the extremity Of the city, srd aboa. ten MN
urs wax from Railroad Depot The house ,. large ara
vret containing rooms each 'oor, beside ne Gel
lar and garr-t There $50 good barn. carfse- hpps
CIV house AMI other out buildings, Al n good repair and
VEL .rrrca for convenience This = hcrsi o. be one
Of he r,o.l prasant situations m ts vicinity, possessing -
rorbini advantage. ofs city asd cogHlry residence Ap-
ply fo Nj GJ LICK. 81 OIver-st sllf s.HWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

=. FOX SALE. corner oi Canal and NarcN - me
=. valuable property he Nortwes'ery corner OF "a
- nal AMI Nar,ck occupied stores and dweiinsa
ga H. on Canal hy 81 n 90 Narck For terms &c apply 10
,fSlw RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr. NJ. n Wal-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE

xN~ FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
Ix1rL u House kam-on, hsiOn Town, shrewsbury
sud Asnasgusn.-rhe new AMI elegant 0r
pro.snre steamer EDWlH LEWIS. Capt Corlie- VII
-ay- Catherine harset follows touching al Pier No
fss River, gong and rrinrnDg.
LEAVES Nsw-ioFK Laws EArOS TOYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
a MOTTO h---A nAMt:A!N;---a COuNTKN

ii SEAT AND FARM FOR sAIE-neu he village Of
Sonsrvile. Somerset Co, New Jersey. sad Farm
consists OF ~ acres Of Land p Of which Wood tn
BUidngs all NEW, and built within two yesT-iiorr.
and Barn both hut Thy days snd OF the best material
The House but in the COTTAGE srys - by 80 feet FROM,
hall through the ccntfe, psfOr finished Win marble manes
piazza 81 feet frOn and II feet down each sde-toseis
with al Observatory on top VI said House two -lofy nc-
Ia the and Cellar under the Whole Of the main build
lng with Pane- and all tagged through In the hest manner
Tire Barn 90 feet long aud painted Mite Carriage House
lce-House Sc. Also great variety of FRUIT of s d.
srrptons-togetlsr With quantity Of snrubhcry.
The premises lie within uar hundr" yards Oflhe Country
sal and about quarter of mile on the Railroad The
place about hours ard hafro h- City For FAR
ihr particulars inquire of the subscriber and proprietor OF I
National HorgI, No Cortland 81, New York.
mlid tliAS WfkOFf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
woopwoRTHs PLANNING MACHINES.
FOHbor"'. Ma-s April III aI7y
BOOK Tin WARE MANUFACTURES.

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT o' Piani-h"d Tin and
~ Common Tin Ware Gallery. Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware. Baskets. Brushes Door Mails, shaker Sleeves
and BrOOmslu short, every variety OF House Keeping Ar
uoe-.
n. B.-A complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea urns
Table Dishes and Covers Ac. for Hotels and Steamboats,
hand and manufactured al the shortest notice.
JAMES Y. WATKINS.
a. Nv W..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

a.: ry.iourih 20 Twenty.siNh lease. Eligible
building lots for AT purpO>.s-ou high ground-tWo
sie ge routes and with Crocn Introduced To ca>'
FOR iung or short terms low Apply ID X GOOD
MAN. Attorney ~ Law, Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio. Xr.. 80 Cedar street yiISm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
is4,-orPosIrloN 10 MonoroLy-ists.

~N SEN-lORk AND ALBANY FAfRE>S
ss.StsE.siN lNF-lhrough without landing The
low pressure and swim running sieam
boat EXPRESS, W.. commence her regular trp- tor
.h. SEASON ard vil continue until the close Of nsggs
ton leaving ti. pier the foot Of ROPiNso~,f regularly
TUESDAYS Thursdays sud Saturdays. and Albany Monday,
"Wednesday and Fridays A. r " and VIII srriye In am
pie time isse the morning tra'rs Of ears Fast or West
This boat : ht,ei up with splendid state rooms on doek
Snl her furniture ell new and OF tho best And. sof
sac apply ON board - shove.
N B-frs,cht taken al low prices n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
IRON WAREHOUSE, I2lGREENwIcH-s
PATENT WATER PIPE

IN En- w F4I
'lNHE Subscribers Manufacture PIPE. CHEAPER and
BETTER an my Other 10 iur the conveyance
Of WATER "a Cities. Villages and Private Residences II
conveys 49, pure the fountain its-li and THEY WAR
RANT u 81 PERlOR and more DURABLE than any Ollrr
FOR dran soil and waste Pipe and for hydraulic purpoe-
generally An extra premium OF ten dollars rnf silver
medal we've awarded the Inventor =; tie last Fair Of the
American Institute.
Al orders promptly attended 10 a. ~ Fulton, STREET
ally J. BALL l. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
49, FOR HUDSON AND I>rtKmt

.EsesSs:-cDlATE LANDINGS. The steamer llu0
SON In place OF The Nc-irhssicF, llhe on'S
boat that lands att ocock) Cspsin william A. MgLtsS
viii leave the foot Of Ceiar-slreet thu ensuing
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. At O'clock 7
NJ connecting At Hudson with thu Hudson and Berkshire
Railroad the car. OF which leave Oh the arrival of hs boa
Returning the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday Thussy
-si sunday nj & O'Clock T. ~ the arrival ~ he car.
touching both ways nj ths Intermediate landings For
ffaight Or passage, apply on board ur to
!. l.. KNAPP A SON. i0l West q.
This boat has been pat complete order whs new h.lH
sni engine and additional number Of sni
VIII be found rs pea-ant'and comfortable boat any
he Tiycr The boat lows no hargcs.
Tfis bost :. nbN ra4ig Ia rer.ig. freight iel2r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

<r. TO LITTLE two story brio. house, Va. ~ ~
X. drI.o - between BroOme AMI Delaney So hnshrI
IN The best manner, with folding doors. marble man
-- SC and painted ihrn ghouf, ami t" hsst order
The Croton Water i nroiucci. and bath The second
story good yard having lowering shrubs. and Two srare
vines. Tn. carpets and of tine l.uifufe lch-fy new
would be- oid 70 the person hiring the house, and post
sion given Immediately. Apply io John W Grhyfnn. 40
PIle-sL or to 7 C.rndcuen. - tltrd.rsL sl-aN
e. FOR sNLE-A Turpeniine Dis'iiery m perfect
order for immediate use, consisting OF Two large COP
- per stills and all the apparatus complete The pro
perry situated nav gable watern the Immediate Ncin
Isl OF Inc CITY, ani VIII bs sold liberal terms Apply 10
80 LArHROP Il BARTLETT. % PeSr-st
a. FOR SALE OR TO LET. ihr Aro.dvle PINT
~. Works. situated IN SnIithhed, Rhode Island, which
- h.ve been recently rebuilt and fitted up with new ma
c nary and s other apparatus necessary Ia ne coSelon
such establishment aud capable OF hrising hfe
thousand pieces per week. To eTharkn- ~ the
Printing business ofsr- great acire- For urner par
uculars apply 10 PArfEk>oS = SMITH,
PaNHcsci. X. l.
- SwIswis' or BARROWS 4 PITCHER 80 Pine a. NY
- NTEAM POMEK and room. IeI m me III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

- on Kingsbridr- Road. between Fihh and sixth
Avenues, u5d and 1fh streets. containing Acres 81
LAND In good cultivation, and astounding In Fruit Trees
shrubbory, &c Tie ground Is elevated and commands
noble view ~ the waters OF llrgaie and Fast River and
also an extensive view " Long Island TERMS MADE
Easy Apply 20 ANDREW :. r McGOWN
EXECUTOR. Of Andrew Mc6own. deceased or
Nj :. I.in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
~I~S HPOuGHkEEP>tE AND NV
Esssss.-< BTRGH-F.ss ie--Laring nj Van COM

IL
and Dock, tPeesrkiD West Point toA
Spring. Cornwall New hurgh, Fl-hkill and Hamburg
rhe aad fpsi steamer EUREKA Captain Wa
DINE TRUssDaiI leaves Tie foot of Bsrcsysr,e IA
tSlndsys eyrepie.l Al z. NJ. Leaves Pouehserpss
past A. n.
FDr freight passage inquire Of the Captain board
20 T. J. HALL Agent ~ he Office ou The wharf 'eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

tx.SNss-- CALDWRLLs WEST POINT. COLD
SPRING and CORNWALL
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Capt CH,sLFs il,L.
STEAD viii leave the Warren street Pier every Tuesday md
friday nj ociocs T. VI. Returning. will leave Neshufgh
every Wednesday and Saturday al O'Clock, Pm.
All Baggage, Passages Parcels. Bank Bills or Specie
put board his boat without teiug entered he book
rnceplei fDr be vi the r.k ~ m Lhorrof ID
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-12
DAVID FULTON, Enron.
yWTT, syTTNGTON JOURNAL:
spUBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY MoRNIsG, BY
PRICE & FULTON. -PRaFHIErons.
TER s

f. Il IA IVA ~
Two Dollars and fifty cents if paid in advance.
"a 90 At the end ofthree months.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
Daid, except at the option of the publishers.swNo
description received for less than twelve moFths.
TO CLUBS OF
Fire ne,c subscribers, to one address, ST 90
Ten, do. do. do. 90 90
TtCentg, do. do. do. SO 90
No attention paid TO any order unless the money
accompanies 1t. -
We eciIpay the postage on ktterSrontairaimg
Five DoLlrrs and wp,Uards, and money may be re-
n.itted through the mail at our risk. The Post
masters certificate of such remittance shalt be q
sufficient receipt therefor.
8 ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted at one dollar per square of Is lines or
less, for the first and twenty-five cents for each
succeeding insertion. 25 per cent will be deduc-
ted from an advertising b. when 1t amountsf1
thirty dollars in any one year. YEARLK standing
advertisements will be inserted at $40 per square
All legal advertisements charged IS per cent
higher.
CT If the number of insertions are not marked
en- the advertisement, they will be continued unit
ordered out, and charged for accordingly.
TLetters tgthe proprietors on business con
nected with this Establishment, must be ST paid
and directed to the firm. 49,
3, OFFICE on the south east corner of Front ant
Princess Streets opposite the Bank of the State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-12

- LAfsk NEsGoP Asses EOesasle at theA Z ) )
ID JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-12
WNIa SIT AWo
Wholesale $. Ret0iL Druggist,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
LIST OF BLANKS

LIST OF BLANKS
.ON HAND and f for ,o sale a, the ,vr,,,,
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpenas
do do FL Fas. p
County Court Scire Facias 81 -
Apprentices Indentures
Letters OF Administrators Appeal Bonds
JURORS Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants. Ca Sas
Notes negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Oetter>
TAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
Qf06icers ofthe Courts and other officers, and
AlI other persons, requiring blanks, or any othe,
work in the printing line would do well to give us
call, or send in their orders. We are determin,
ed to execute onr work well, and at the cheapes.
rates for cash. Callatthe 0URNAL OFFICE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12
Horticulture in Indiana.

The Rev. IL. W. BEECHER, of lndianapo has
an interesting article in the last No. of Hovcy's
Magazine on the progress of Horticulture in Indi
ana. lie considers the climate of that State ex-
ceeding'y favorable for the culture OF tho Peach
Plum, Pear and Apple. The vigor Of fruit trees
in such soil, and under heaven SO congenial,
produces fruits which very large withou. be-
ing coarse lleshcd, with concentrated flavor,
and very high color.
greatly increased attention is now paid to
the cn.nrc Of fruit. From facts he has colcc-
ted he is satisfied there has been planted out Il
Indiana the past year. 100000 Apple trees ard
that this number will be increased tho present
year, by at least -, zoe.
Pears, also. arc becoming favorito article of
culture. Formerly the proportion of Pear trees
sold did not exceed two 70 a hundred Apple trees:
now 1t IS at least twenty. Tho finest kinds of
European and American Pears n re widely difIiIs-
cd throughout the State, the St. Michael's
Bcurro Del, Bcurre d Arcmbcrg, Passe Colllar
Sochcl Duchcssc d An9ou.cmc, Williams Bon
Chrotien, &c. Many Of these trees are Just
coming into bearing. and some Of their delicious
fruits, that retail iii Eastern cities al s 70 IS per
bushel. sold IN lndlanapol at ..)ct. Apple
trees ID feet high sell at 10 and Pear trees at
20. There IS large nurseries IN tho State
sllilfully conducted, besides many smaller ones.
The Indiana Horticultural Society has brought 70
light 100 varieties Of Apples, that have origina-
ted III the State.
From al these facts ". 3. concludes that be-
fore many years. tio Western States viii be orcs-
ted with orchards fer tho culture of tho best Kinds
OF Apples and Winter Pears for cxportation
which VIII reach the Atlantic States in u few,
days by the Lakes and Rail Roads. The effects
OF such delugo OF fruit worthy of spccula-
ton. He thinks it viii diminish tho price, but
Increase the profits Of culture. Fruit viii be-
como an article OF moro general use not as a
luxury, but Of daily and ordinary Diet even down
to 'hc poorest table. With care in packing. the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12
Dsisraccfui.

Gift to tho American People Sold to Pay
Government Chargos,-By tho Now York Com
mercial. wo learn that at recent Custom House
sale in that city, of books addressed "a les
Etats Unisd Amoriquc," wero sold for mere
trltlc, TO pay nine months storage.
''Tho collection consists Of '.Rccuci dcs His
toricns des Gaus de Ia Franco largo and
splendid work, In twonty volumes, comprising
period Of ono hundred and two years, from the
royal press of Franco, with illuminated title page,
cngravIngs &c. also tho .froccs Norbcauz dos
Soancos do la Chambre des Deputos,'' IN twenty
thrco volumes, supcrbly bound, session lSl3-
budget 1874, together with few other books. all
from tho royal press. and not to be obtained but
from the French government ITSELF
The books were forwarded though tho influence
Of NJ. VATTEMARE, and n gift from tho Govern
ment of Franco to that of the United States tho
Collector of Now York is culpablc for this gross
insult to friendly nation.
We hopo for tho credit Of the Amerian people.
that these books will DO Immediately repurchascd,
and placed i'll the National Library.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12
A Descriptive Advertisement.

A down caster adyertiscs for wife in the fol-
lowing manner:
ANY gal what's got COW, good feather bed,
with comfortable tiXins, five hundred dollars IN
tho hard pcwtcr; one that's had tho measles and
understands tendn' children. can find customer
for life by writin' small billy dux addressed q.
H., and stickin' it in a crack of Unco Ebcnezcr s
barn, back side, jinen tho hog pen.'
END OF THE CUBA SLAVE TRADE.--'Thc Captain
(:cner raj of Cuba. has issued Proclamation de-
caring all vessels, arriving at Cuba with slaves
on board. contiscatcd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12

ysy Il. gropfset5f ,a 8ae a. pont ascertain tire
rs-.;a ~ ~zr-n ea-es came ottst1 ais
ka9 aa. ao571- 4ust ~ ia-t atssa yszs a1t
fsret eaY aer nearly a3tt#s prepare tio's
recommended sad 9esa pres391st3 eaea 10
any sfuiaueGt atFaAta.e ms ffct aHested
BIZ retdat- bindse8e of rasresab!o
persons IN denI pa:ss u Use country, -a can te seen
eating raeaa-= ter zef agents; and
=55 Iiuce families always . keep ,tepa-
ration tlsir possession 1. lah mis- operation. and
MAY lie Administered ~ perfect safety = tic a2st aeIi-
Gaze iafa.t, PE.ce 25cts. per \ IA
Farsa.e at the BOOK STORE. aad J X DIGD tIE,S
Isirfna7ltt. Nov -, 1871 lily
Aso-AtJ II 8oEea's, IIass.sit.e. Z Ssaaaah. Ia
san. 3 3ll., go We, Alas-ut-:a. Joan y. Leo
wick, DIalin-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12

rerrns OF Advertising. .DNE DOLLAR per square fof
three insertions. anH IYESTl-FIYE Cksrs ad
titionai iaertiouTES LI2Es, the space occupied BY
D eDaT, : counted square, nothing less
square; all square, aud less than and
half be counted square and haL-Per square fot
months THREE DOLLARS; for six SIX Dol
L4Rs. IES DOLLARS pc. annun two squares FIFrEEs
i,oLLAss FIFTY CEsTs per annum; three squares
TwESTs DoLi.ARs per aaaum- Merchants, Druggists,
ami Others advertising by year, viii be charged for
column 81 1000 nts. goo 80 per for three oafshs
Of column. 5000 for half column, $500; for
Quartet column, S2, GA deG1ctiou Of 20 cent
Advertisements longer than quarter oil
column. inserted by the half year. and mt
Chancey notices and petitions fof Divorces n1ss
be paid Invariably in advance Advertisements coming
abroad be accompanied with the cash, Iniess
ordered for publication BY a brother publisher
n Il. No advertisement viii De discontinued nntf'
io option OF publishers os BY pfsFess
er.geaeet 5o-ec tss rlt,tIhef: sat the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12
Doctor Waiter II. U0a0strOfchfo'
Aromatic Ernenaco~ue PILL for Females.

Tss pill b ihe eetse1c- # vears has 5rea proved to
a.4z tiraI prerara TIE cee
br3te3 himself cured 10000 eases Of siP
pressed sickness as other di-eases incident
having use3 The exclusion Of every
reney for s1ca diseases. during continued practice
of nearly 50 wears wsoa solitary instance Of failure.
according directions Trey fzt IN
Ls continent in lcl9. ~ Dr. Thomas Phillips
Of Seo1rz, New iosE DC having Obtained the formula
preparing chem from DR.. w anoslrot-htz himself
Tier then been a=e extensively throoat
Stas, ana te proprietor iaro5gn
Is SATISFIED Of iai re Iear!e.sy challenges the
Eofld produce asea etae any frm t1ai ~ prove
superior in relieving tie 20 -ors r suffering wouan
Tor sac ~ lie BOOK STORE.
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