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GNARD TO THE LADIES. MRS. NICK
u ERSON has just returned from New York aud
will open on Monday Bridal and Party DRESSES;
every variety of Neck aud Waist SCARFS, n new ar
ticle, SILK, GAUZE and VELVET; also, Bonnet
Silks and Feathers; Gold Ribbons; Embroideres; 4
few fine Cashmere Dresses and Coakings.
Always on hand, Alexanders & BvgouX's GLOVES.
No. 50 N. HOWARD STREET,
n2l West side.
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EEATS, CAPS, MUFFs, &c.

ATS, CAPS, MUFFS, DC,
4 II At No, iS9--Observe, on the south side of
PRATT STREET, NEAR HANOVER
The undersigned Offers any of the above named
Goods to his friends and the public reduced prices
for cash. No pufIiny-a small profit and quick sales
for the ready money, which is the spirit of trade.
90 Please observe the name and number Of Store,
Nc. 1885, the south side of Pratt, near Hanover-st
ns-2m RICHARD II. HURTT.
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FEyIIE SUCCESS OF GOURAUn'S
III 4,

FESEIE SUCCESS OF GOURAUD'S
III ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
in the removal Of Erysipelas, Scrofula, Riugworm
PusIuIes, Blotches, Spots, Tan Freckes Sall0wness
IS unparalleled IN the history Of Chemistry. In add
ton 10 lis great usefulness ciearier and whiten
or Of the skim it is the most delicious Shaving Com.
pound known-and can he used with either hard OF
salt water. GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU3TILES
viii positively eHtrpate every vestige of superfoa
human hair; and that, too, without iniuring the mos
delicate skin.
For sale b. SETH $. HAYcE, los Baltimore street
and corner of Charles and PratLsts.. o.!
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PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In

MEOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
W. offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it is no quack
remedy to all Diseases nor is it recommended as
tor consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceipt of the late DR., Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. II will also be found useful in the Incl
pent stages of Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could be obtained from It. OSe who have derived bene
fit from its use, but 1t is deemed Unnecessary, as
trial OF it will be sufficient recommend tOn Of its
luc as a remedy III the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
ME If No. 1872 Baltimore street.
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GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL.
FUNHE FRANKLIN FISHING ASSOCIA

HhAND AMY AND ClFlC BALL.
THNHE FRANKLIN FISHING ASSOCIA.
u TlON respectfully informs their friends and the
public in general, that they will give GRAND FAN
CY and CIVIC BALL on TUESDAY EVENING,
Nou. 18th, 1916, at the Arnoy of the Baltimore City
Guards, corner of Hanover and Lombard streets.
The Committee of Arrangements will spare no pains
or expense TO make of the brilliant affairs
of the kind that has ever been given in this city
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN L. KRAGER, G. C. f. GREEN,
GEO. Nj. GREEN, G. II. TAYLOR,
N. SIsCo, WIN. SHEPARD.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION
john l.. KRAGER, George M. GREEN.
c.. F. GREEN,
MANAGERS.
VIM. A. Gaddess INDEPENDENCE CLUB.
James Grahame, Joha Lutz
John +. Smith, Alfred Plowman.
X. Barnard, COMtoAL CLUB.
And J. Thompson J. H. G. Thirlke
F. Reisinger. VIM. A. Stewart.
LEXINGTON CLUB. BRANDywIEE CLUB.
WIN. p. McGrahame, Geo. w. Peacock,
VIM. QuoglCy. N. Porter.
NEPTUNE CLUB.
Geo. w. Aaron,
John w. Clark.
G3- CLARK'S celebrated COton and Military
BANDS have been engaged for The Gee sion. The
ceremonies of the evening will be under the manage
ment of JOSHUA II. MILLER.
N3- Tickets ONE Notwithstanding a gentle
man and two ladies'. For sale at the Office of the Bal
tmore Clipper n3mw7t
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R~ ANTED. number of actIve MEN, to ira
Wv vel AEtN'pS fnr tho Snla nf up,y and nm

WANTED. number OF acuve MEN, TO ira
w vel as AGtNrS for the sale OF new and pop
ular Publications n the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle StatesRnd the Canadas. Each man will
be insured $500 pr per year, i'll writing, over and
b9ve his expenses, with an opportunity OF clearing
SlOOO per year ami more, if active. Each man will
have his own district 1t will he necessary for them
to have at least from lj to $50, to obtain good fit
ting OUT no one Ned apply unless he has that sum- it
being our object h establish good agents and give them
such chance as 40 else offer them Apply
at the office of the United States Publishing Company,
corner of BALTIMORE and NORTH S1S., Jarvis
Buidine) up stars-entrance No. Jarvis Building.
Letters. post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
o231y
THVATkE NOTICE-WAN'FED DAILY-Clerks,
l. book keeper, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher Coachmen; Osters; Wagoners;
Overseers; 30 abOers; Agents; 20 Cooks, Washers,
and ironers; ChlRbernaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids Seamstresses; House keepers, end
anumber of other situations to numerous 10 mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give
me a call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTT,
o6 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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ka1nE OREGON QUESTION. The topic

F4HhE cisEGON gu NSJfoT. lhe topic
ID Of the day. Political manGuying. The affect
ed and disatfected inventioniss of hobbies into
the discussions Of party. In calling into service by
the emUuments Of office, The community can readily
disseminate the influence of the golden rule, which
enh0tes the devotion Of seeking the rewards TO
which aspiran:s claim. Though reconciliation is but
in the favor Of those promo'cd consequently those
who desire the signs, or seeking for Sign, can re-
aze their efforts in alphabetical illustrations by call
ing at j. ]. ROACH'S, No. 2s6 BALTlMORE-ST,
where the aspiring position viii be- fully set forth in
Block, Gilt, Painted, Transparent and Ornamental
SIGNS, of every character ard style, not to be sur
passed in this or any other country. MI
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W5- Every description OF PA
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
workmanlike manner with promptness, on the
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and FOWLING
PIECES fitted with Cleveand's Secret Invisible boek
and warranted. se9-3m
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DO KEGS FIR ESII FAL BUTT Err
d g - selected by our Agent in the Gades, for
family use, will be un!oaded from cars this day, and
for sale by s. CLAYTON s. SONS,
NO l62 Lombard street
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A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CLOTIlS-Amcrcan, English and French
CASSIMERES-Plain and Fancy
YES rINGS-Silk, Velvet, Satin, Worsted, sc.
Sattinets, Twceds KersCys Jeans and l.nscys
Cashmcres, Mousline de I.aine, black and COLD
Alpacas, Bombazines, &c Also, of the hand
soonest assOriments of CALlCOES in the city
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Thibet, Wool, MOusliae de
Lame, Blanket and Net
FLANNELS-White, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flannels, Ticking
Fenitentiary PladS, Checks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and BleaChed MUSLINS, sc. &c.
3- For sale at the Agency Store, very ow for cash
by LUTHER ]. cox, Agent,
No. II Baltimore street, I'd door below
oil-.m Tripoletts alley.
FHNEN PLATE, SHEEN IRON,
n COPPER WIRE, &c, sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, | tx, and extra SKIES
300 boxes Leaded, for Roofing, llx29, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russ
SHEET iR0S-all dir ect i'm portation,
20 600 lbs. BraZers COPPER, assOited
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
geo bundles Bright and annCacd IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, 81 to s lbs.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEITER
NJ o. Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c.
6I3- full stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rvets, Timed Copper, SC.
For sale on liberal terms by
T.. PRATT & BROTHER,
aaJ 6nllf 81 and % >, Charles street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
)LLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LPERT- SITS.
FHNHIS EVENING, Nov. oath, will be perform
81 ed FIGHTING BY PROXY. sophin, Miss
CANNON. Mrs. Silton, Mrs. WATTS. Finch, MIR.
j. SEXTON. Alsop, Mr.. JOHNSTON.
Singing and Dancing by the INFANT SISTERS.
To conclude with EMIGRATION TO CALIFOR-
MIA. Barnaby Fogy, Mr.. J. SEXTON.
U3- Abundance 25 cts., children under 10 years OF
age, lat cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
For Liverpool-Ship Palestine, LIST Dec.
For Bremen-Ship Westphaia, with despatch.
For Amsterdahl-Ship Harvest, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Gamorsan, few days.
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER % 1915.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM BOOKS.
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yEyOBACCD-'1 tNUFA CTURED.

u, y
dNHEAP CARPETS! fresh SUPPLY u! cheap
u INGRAM CARPETS, all WOOL at 50 and G2l
cents per yard-just received.
TN. CONRADT, Is Bl'rore-st.
nl9lw near Ttiprrli'S alley.
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VI A N T S =.

EW ANTED- Three Cotton and Silk WindeTs,
w 10 whom ne highest wages will be given.
JAS. u. HAlG, lai Baltimore street,
ny above South.
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FOX SALE g. RENT.

NOR BATTLE-GROUND RENTS of different
y amounts well secured, for sale at 7 per cent
Apply to BOND & GELBACH,
NIL 40 Second ST.
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~ EE BOOKS. Just received and for sale by
"a FIELDING LUCAS, j..
Nc l70 Batmore-st.
Description Of the American Eectr.-NIagnCtiC Tel
egraFh, aud OF all Tce,raphs known Cnplnying eec-
rlcy or galvanSm, ILLUSTRATED with 81 wood cUsray-
ings; by a. Vail, ESQ.
URrnaFy Deposits, their Diagnosis Pathology. and
Tharapeulicai indications, by G.. Bird, NJ D.
The Chemistry Of Man, hy d. J Franz simon
Translated by rhos Z. Day, NJ. u part lst
t'ei'liS system ot surgery, pa;tqJ, Mo
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

= w. WEAVER, Successor 10 Jacob Wea-
81 Ter,) UNDERTAKES, No. 30 s. SHARP-S ST.
opposite the Church. nle-6m
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Brig Eleanor, Forrest, Charleston, ]. X Randall.
Schr Cohannet, Ellis, Halifax, Clark & Kellogg.
Schr Iona Groves, Charleston, q Pendcrgast s. Son,
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WCNI NJ DUNCAN has removed his Office
sp from No. "a N. Charles street TO No. 81 North
CALVERT STREET. o95. An
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

The richest dresses by players on the stage.
The Chinese actors always iunerant and are
hired bv private persons, by several who con-
tribute 10 raiss q fund fer the purpose The
have changing Of scenes, and every thing Is very
ru4e and to Us unnteres,ng And yet they had played
many persons standing ~ hours look receiving
refreshments from persons who have them 10 sell No
appear. ana all SPEAK n iIseifo Mt " cps yer
gave account OF their dramas which SEEM 70 be
historical. aboGn-ng IN eNaggcraonS and aosarNtes
and Of their which Vulgar and disgusting
They have literature: their poetry aboun@s
in troPs ana figures ana sometimes touching and beau-
tliul. They have writings q high character, - the
works CT Conucius. which among the nooes spec-
of moral teaching written The art OF pTIn-
known China long before 1t discovered
the " estern world books very cheap and uni
kinds canals made, and short all
mechanical powers, steam, Were known Ia China
long before they were invented IN the W est. Paper
roney had been 81 and discarded long before II was
made BY the Jews, and the only coin employed IN
the trade of the Empire copper com worth
about tenth OF cent
Mr. " ebster concluded his lecture by referring 10 the
patrachal caI the Chinese governments which Is
entirely primitive and such obtained IN the earliest u
ges of the world and which for rvaton requires
homogeneous people. early origin and unbroAei
historN-and the character OF their Language which
herog vphcal evidence OF thu extreme antiquity OF
the Chinese They claim IL have unbroken trii-
tons running back 1888 before Christ, within
1900 of the creation OF the world; and Mr.
thought all unlikely that at that time they may
have had regular government monarch, large pop
uiatIon. and institutions tini them now.
The lecture listened 10 with great attention ana
was written with good deal of elegance. entering al
length into the details the topics discussed
Both lectures have been well attended aud heard
with great satisfaction.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26
MACHINE POErRI-.EliE FROG.

Ofall the things tina, live
In woodland, marsh, or bog,
That creep the ground or fly the air,
The funniest Is the frog
The frog-the sccntticest
OF Natures handy work
The frog, that neither walks nor runs,
But goes it with jerk.
With pants and coat of bottle green,
And yellow fancy vest.
lie plungcs into mud and miro
All iii his Sunday best;
w hen he sits down he's standing up.
As Paddy O'kin once said
And, for convenience sake, he wears
His eye on top his head.
gu see him sitting log.
Above the NASTY deep
on feel inclined TO say, old chap.
Just look before YOU leap
You RAISE your cane to hit him,
His ugly looking mug;
But ere you get half way up,
Adown he goes kcr-chug.
He keeps about his native pond.
And ne'er goes on spree,
Nor gets chow come you-so," for u
Cold water chap is he,
For earthly cares to get drunk
He's not the silly fool;
But, when they come, he gives a jump,
And browns EN- in the pool
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

The Latest IAnention.-The French papers speak of
man at ST. Eti4nue who have invented five
bladed carving knife, which, being placed in roasted
fowl and sprng pressed, the blades WILL in a second
separate the legs and wings ond divide the This
rather takes the rag Off of \ ankeedom.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

The Mackerfl Fishery this out well. In
stead Of II 900 barrels last year. 80 900 barrels
Mackere had been packed Gloucester the LIST
inst and the product the fisheries, instead of the
amount stated, would probably be half million of
dollars.-BaLihore Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

Daniel Webster, III Fancuil Hall last week. o.
ponly dee AIRED his '.beiet' IN the ultimate ests
tonce Of government on the shores If the Pacii'
ic--in Oregon-indopenden Of England and The
United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

ITPExMANstIIr-Those wishing to learn the art OF
handling or properly speaking. finger and thumb
ing the grey goose quill scientifically have
opportunity by calling on Mr. CHANDLER at The
House. We have some plain, neat and beautiful
specimens of MIR. Chambers autographed Skill and II
any young lady is in love with chap who Is lar ava
and can't write, now learn, and in tcetce
lessons SOONER if UeTy a ''bitly
dux can be sent to the .Dear Sir through the post
ofcc-and postage cheap you know. Stenography, is
also taught by Mr. Chandler we invite the attehoh Oh
those DESTROYS of learning either OF The above branches
of education to his dverscmcnt III another column
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

lady Of hg responsibility has been committed to
Jail, in London for stealing e. worth Of lace from
ter When arr escd she had nearly $4,000 Bank of
England notes and India bonds, in her possession which
she offe red 10 be released.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

f.rThe Governor of Mississippi has appointed the
Hon J. w Chalmers, of Marshal County, Senator in
Congress, ree Hon J. Thompson who declined the APP
pointme Mt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

UBenj. W Jenness of New Hampshire, has been APP
pointed Senator in Congress, by the Governor, until the
legislature shall elect
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

1-The letta Of G. PAuLDING from Berout, Assyr1a
should have been credited to the "Cincnn0 Gazette
II is on the Fl rst page of to-day's paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

THANKsGIy kG.Thu rsday next is the day fixed by the
proclamation of Governor, TO be observed as time
for public thanksgiving Almighty God for the blessings
bestowed upon people and State IT a time has
since the formation of government for
this public manifestation of gratitude rich harvests
our peace with the word-the entire prosperity in all
branches of trade and trathe general good health OF
our the cheering prospect of hap
piness and ndence should mark the present
appropriate to unburhen our hearts to the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe OF the rich flow OF gratitude winch
must be found in every breast
In connection with this proposition of setting aside
day for the Ianestation Of gratitude, we have a
notice which peases much. 1t proposed that all
who able omit for day. the usual avocaons OF
life should devote that day labor and donate the
ceeds the assistance of the those whose lot
he. boon by poverty, and other misfor
tunes How much good could be done in this way
How many hearts might be gladened7 How might the
tears widow and orphan be dried and their hearts
made to tcenl with that gratitude which is sought be
ELECTED from the rich \ noble offering could
be placed upon the altar liz whom we all adore, Is the
especial guardian OF the widow and fatherless They
have no other protector He father fatherless,
and Judge Of the widows IS God IN HIS holy habaton
The world VI it'll its icy heart looks unmoved The
rich wrapt in their seshness, them by unheeded
Then, clothe the naked, feed the hungry. comfort the
ooor and thank sgivings will be acceptable Him to
whom they are due.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

1--we would call the attention OF readers 10
advertisement, in another column Of the Jew Davds
Hebrew Plaster, and the Persian Pills, which such
quantities sold through the country. Trr
increasing demand, alone, proof sufficient their ef
hcacy and, however the variety Of patenf Autggs
these ack nowledged TO be exception TO the rule
Invads try them. and you will no longer be incfcdu-
lous. See advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

O-Hon. John c. Calhoun, in ndance the Mem
phis Convention On his arrival at N Orleans. he was
by the Mayor and welcomed to the city with consid
cradle enthusiasm banquet was given him in the
ninr at which the Mayor presided
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26
Meal 5 Gaz.

Tho Mormon Patriarch, William Smith Is lee
turing to crowded houses in 81. Louis. IIo han-
dies Bringh1m Young AMI the eleven without
gloves. They must DO wicked Sc, according to
his account. He solcmnIy declares ,ha, murders
arc planned and executed there. that Young wo-
men onsnarcd and rajucd by tho elders Il 9TH
crs. and that the Church is robbed Temporarily
and spiritually by there sc!f-olcccd successors of
the Prophet. Dscrcdit is thrown upon his state
men;s, however, by his cxasgerations.
Dr. Durbin. in his'Obscryations in the East"
Just published. mentions that in some parts of T.
gvpt. to avoid the conscrptons of Mchernit Ali
tho women havo been in the habt for yea back
of manning their children rs to unfit them for
military service. The destroying of ono eve was
Il common operation. But Tho Pacla has taken
ctiectuaI why TO put end 10 this cruelty. BY
forming two regiments of onc-cycd soldiers. This
evil is said to be already much diminished
The Consul for Belgium: residing at Baltimore.
has received information from his government
tina, the following articles will be admitted in the
ports of that kingdom free of duty until The Isl o f
June, 1916. viz:-Cheesc. ryo, barley, buck
wheat Indian corn, beans, peas, oats, oatmeal,
potatoes, and rice.
The town of Collins, Erie CO., \. Y, made 554,
OJO pounds Of cheese during Il last year. The
town of Fairfield, Iicrkimer county, made ,535-
967 pounds during The same period. IIcrkmer
county turns eut annually S,2Oo1J6 pounds OF
cheese. This at 8 Cts per pound, tho pres EN-,
price of the article. would give tho dairymen Of
old icrkimcr SG56. FOB Is.
TIGHT LAcISG Tho Philadelphia corrospon-
dent of the \. York Tribune says:--..A Young
lady of tigh responsibility, residing a few miles
from this city, had lately cancer extracted
from he breast tho ofcc, of tigh, lacing. She is
about &c years of age, and has been long addicted
10 the focs of this lie. She has suffered most
acutely."
The MONTREAL CATHED2AL.-Ths immense
structure contains 1868 peas, aud is capab.e of
holding $1,000 persons. il will COS, when finish
ed, about 100000, and We, some parts of tn, in
terror give little evidence of great expense or SUI
peror design. Some of the pictures, however
truly ma gnifcent. The ascent to the tower
distance of PA feet is by 235 steps.
SINGULAR BALLoT.--The following ballo,
was voted by some wag in New York a, the
late election:
.'For the anendmen: Of the Constitution in re-
lation to the removal Of Judicial officers:
'.For the removal of all officers. and the ap-
pointment of new ones, from the BODY of the peo
pie, every six months:
"For the division OF property every Saturday
night-oftener if required.
For makingztle dealing out of wine behind
the counter legal tender for the Banks instead
of specie-parlicuarly for the Dutch
"For the establishment of Stated Preaching.
ard the Bible in the Schools, at all places this
side Of Sandy Hill:
"lfnegroes shall be allowed to vote. am for
stra gh,ening their hal. and whitewashing their
faces
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

TIMELY WARNrSG.-.To those predi=posed to ConsHnp-
tom The weekly records of Death and the anouat
that die Of Consumption should convince ALL tha,
time should be lost in procuring something The
hydrahea6ed monster due seasou before il takes hsd
of the tender membranes of the lungs thea
TO disease This timely caution may be means Of
sparng many from the shadows of the grave placing
within their reach Remedy that TINS Of IIoasands have
used before them-rnany who living Of
health to the present Is pot then blessing the
sumptiUe that there medicine that will fs-
affections and sound health. This fsaa<
in the timely of DR- DUscAS's ExrEcTog.sr RExEDr,
a medicine expressly for diseases OF the lungs and Inc
promontory symptoms of consumption. Thos.
afflicted with cough, cold, hoarseness and soreness Of
the throat bronchitis, splitting of blood pain breast
and side, difficulty Of breathing, &c, should desT
procuring THIS medicine until it is too Late.
81 Dr. Dancan's Western Medical Office 80 Syc1-
ST. Cincinnati, where his medicines sale
l-FoS sale at the Richmond Book Stare