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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS.

CHEAP GOODS.
JUST oPENED-l0 cases Cacocs ut a. 3D. 3D. f< ana y.
5rn,es formerly .cd 1T Z. sold 1t Is. %
DO co 40 Z, L. 81. DO dodoS-
Ale NJ lie LANES, Css:,rcr=s. Reps, As?aeo Lusres'
with every Y:yIe of Goods for Winter n, from 3 to 20 per
y '='' - BaRIER * TowLE IL Cethnrine
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Pn.sensvra Sailed

Passengers Arrived.
IA tN bark -san Hanlev from Lusrpoa-C Jones and Is
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In tia ship 4shbsr:aa from Ligersoc-Franci. Backa
Dor. Mrs BacSadef, Arthur. Ms Arthur. Mr. Noodle, MI
Fa.er John Sutherland Mr. Rev, Mr. Matthias, Nil OF Cana
da; toughton Mr. haIsh.W Btowne! Poe, Captain
spence, al Of NYoIs.
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wnnlers. &c,

A, Calao, Oct e. ship CaaO, Norton of and 70, NBedio,,
soon $50 BIS (sj0 SPY OIL
2,o bb 80 oil Spske sep, Is bark Fsnkln Barton, Wa
ren 40 50.
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RONpS AlsII SHOES.

80. iNDTA.RUBBER SHOES CHEAP.-DAY ct
No p Maiden Lane, has now on hand by The Gaze
oihciw.c, geseTn assortment OF Para Rubtsfs much
cheaper ;han heretofore sold this season.
Al,o all has leading ser fancy stGe OF ladies' and gentle
n,nS' Oyersoe. inc udng the Metallic l,ubbeu which
do not become stiilby cold. 81 II. II, DAY:
INDIA RCBBER SHOES-PRICES REDUCED.
- Hut; UlNSON x MUNYON'S superior manu-
IT, incured Ovsrshu-s selling reduced
price, Purchasers washing beauty, ana economy COM
bined will uA Their call and examine stock.
consistn. the different including the Me
allc Rubber CysTsho-s which will sYan IN the coolest
weather. cad always retain their elasticity md coior
Maideu.lnne y. Y Is
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MARINE JOURNAL
poRToy NEw.YoRE.........IANUARY
CieareG.
ARRIVED

Ship Soa Edwards, Liverpool, Taylor & Merrill.
BngS Grace Darling, CahoUn. ~ johns No. hos WINS
Wampanoag, Colsoa, Bucksylr. 81.
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=, To LET CGIEAP-SMALL STORES IN THE
Eft PARTISAN BAZAAR, No. Az Broadway, near
Sid Grand street. for the disposal OF staple aud Fancy
Goods The Counters aod Glass Gases will be let separately
Is Retail stores or the sale oil the following goods, VIZ:
Fancy Dry food, Silks nres. Gnpi; SILK and Wors:ed
Maierlals Millinery, Ladies Head and other Ornaments; Fur
,ier Articles Watches Clocks, Silver and Plated Ware
Lamps and Chandeliers fine Cme'y rich China and Gia.
Wn,c Pocket Books Nap, Stationery Annals and other
Boaks Canes Umbrellas Paraok, Perfnmery, Ladies'
and snemes Furnishing Articles Hn1 md CAPS Indies
store Thread aud Needle Store P!cure md Ic goods OF
every description and for the OF Fashionable
Nrers Dies Makers. Miniature nod Portrait Painters. Sc
SC The Counters and Glass Gases will be let Ut very reduced
prices, BIZ the month longer. Also, goods will be sold
comnssnn provided sufficient QuGnl!J offered To- I'll one
or mora Counters End Gases.
The Bazaar lighted and heated by the proprietor For
farther particulars apply Oh the premises. lal
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NEw DRY GOODS:
d ECEIvED JANUARY sh.-J. O. ,! aLoN < ~
Is. Janpers 50 Ce3ar.,, y Y. received ye;isuaT-
10 bale1 of Ancs.-ag Shesr5E:.
% ID Stark Sit'S
" DO Heayy ~ nj 81 csGr.
: do :. CT Ticking.
Il crses OF Prints, ne@ sty!ss.
10 do SRiinets-grsat reduction II Prices
9 DO Fine IRISH Linens
= DO Log LAwrs.
8 do Linen Canbtc Esndks:che.i.
30 Rine black ilyaccaI.
p do Difsrent siyl-. 81 benched eToods.
q T Z O. VIII keep full stock Of Staple Goods DUNG
he winter months and they wall also labor nneeanE{ 10
make Their he ace where aT DC seen I'll 'e neS
r-hi >vleg az fnn-y .Oois. u
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Dear Sir-n the fall oi 1851 contracted cold which
bacd oil the efforts OF my attending physicians TO conquer
at length they cnrddy informed they could do nothing
more-hnt my disease had evidently arrived AT the as, stage
consumption In this sn;e ahOrng under and Us.
tress,nE cough, pam the rgh SIDE and Chest excessive put.
ren eNpecoraton sweled feet and legs, night swcGi and
splitting of blood friend brought bottle OF your inyara.
bic preparntiou iro which received much beuei, that,
with my physicians earnest request, procured hnlfa DOZEN
constituent OF all mi friends, perfectly curl Of disease
pronounced by three physicians committeeman pGs the
possibility OF cure In shor, time VII rnd you cel,li
safes the doctors who attended me. II you not op
posed H. wish YOU this tn be published the pa.
persior think ever person ought 10 have by them twill
save many valuable lives.
ieleye me. dea. Slr.
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COUGHS As remedy for Coughs Gods Asthma,
- Whoopn. Cough Spi:ung OF Blood and all sfsc;iCns
OF The Chest and Lungs, the PICTORIAL HONEY 0P
LINt:RWORT stands unnvucd itS reputation fully et,h-
shed the most safe, speedy and certain Teey .
ered o the PUBLIC II The many hundred cases IN which Tbs
preparation has been used, not angle instances known
is having failed III e'acrE perfect cure stands hsh
tho estimation of many % the most rcpec,abe physicians
this city, who give evidence ot the good opinion they
tain of merits remedy Tor CoueiS SC by recon-.
mendGg by their patients Those who hnv Been usng
various preaara without and have become Dis
ccurase are earnestly invited 20 tbs many respectable
residents of tins ry residents Gf distant pE1cS) shi
have heen orcd 10 hcalih by the Honey OF vewo and
who reucance Their names appearing IN the paGe-
nrni,sinn 10 refer my person them who wish asks
inquiries relative the success TINT hns Intended rs use Ps
y. cr hottie For sale wholesale. II Maiden lane and
T,tai NJ Adan>on a Oi'l. Bnwery and t9 broadway J.
/ J. CO,lingtnn, 1913 Hudson w. Watson, 3i Catherine J.
Tarrnn, 10 Grccnwich T. SLAM Fulton st. BROOKLYN md
of Druggists generally. nA
W "'N-- Arr I
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Saokel,, &c,

No aa.e. .c,t Aoo Perkins In No;:oA for Wc, ladies aib
los. OF deck ioss md boat .
No date, la; - J s.. sf James Aiken, Sleaa4. Ia y
Bedford for Pacific oil well.
Jan g. lat 50 go ion 1 Fteaob schr ooGnd TO New fot&-
eonld cot understand her name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

eese FARM FOR SAIE-Sltuate on the rond from New
sS Rochelle to White Plains nhOut eqr distant from each,
y containing 80 acres OF land, ali nj which Is plough
land, excepting acres which wocd hind. The place
divided byn nne and laid Convenient lots for cu
yaton All The fences are Of stone IN good order and the
ground high cultivation. The buildings all oil
good character and in order. For terms apply TO
5. B. KENYON; on the premises or of
hg,F J. SDRIAScE. 50 Joilu.st. New. York
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TO HE LET.

=, WANTED TO HIRE. by elderly Lady. a room
f.ss ami bed lnrse pantry nttached, VITA some
City Hall lne addressed 10 4. B. Al THIS office, stating To-
cation and terms, will he promptly attended To. I'LL
mo LET CHEAP-Coun,eH ard Glass Cnses, rs Stores,
4 in The PARTISAN BAZAAR. No. ~ broadway, near
Grand.ec for sale of Staple and Fancy Goods Persons
OF small cnpiul yl find this great opp nniy to locate III
business Bnzsa lighted and heated by the Proprietor D.
mis- on the premises. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

81 FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A valuable md
IA highly improved Country Seat TT .lnnnIcn. with
i about 10 acres land fronting Fulton t. go ees-
Buildings all and nume'2'is orse esornfn,o selected
rya most desirable property fjra gentleman dong Dsno's
AZ '"s N'"' app JNO. j. POuLON,
inl I'm No. 9 Atlantic st. South Ferry, Biookiyn.
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sa + PQ% NE; & COS :: 81 LINE Mn! EQ @
.sEssfrsiSg;4s Paint. Cold spring md Cornwali.
ne sITa.aOgat HIGHLANDER Capt; T. Ha,dtst. Thl
ioaye The PIE! foot Of Warrsa eveTy Monea, iAt'HNY
aud Saturday NJ 4 ociGck. ~. . :,
Rs;ufnieg VIII !ea!o NswepIsh every MondsI et A. 81
and Tuesday and Friday 1T z. S n
For frs OF ps,ss apply t,e Cau.an OF bo7:d. bas-
s.e and rect Of all descriptions. ba1l bills o. specie put on
boaId mus De the ss Of hecsGl rae bill OF la
dny NJ Laca int b. slnn-n i-,- The aarla Is
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Ever your grateful friend,
DIS aaw JOSHUA d. HORSEY
dS 3inw
c.1NO WILL. RE PAID TO PROVE THE FOLLOW.
> NiOlNG CERTIFICATE y HUMRUG or FORGED.
Nh CRAWFORD not gentleman OF hyt Tespectab.
~ and wealth IN Monmouth Go. \. j.:
SCRoFULA, SALT EIlEUM on SURFEIT;

NEW YORK. Dec. 18th, ISL
Thi, may certify tia, my has been afflicted with Scou
a Sal, Rheum SuIie,. It Ind been called about
YEAR. which spread nearly all him. md seemed to
affect his head md otherwise impaired his health have
pIoyed several phy scns from Philadelphia md NewYcrs-
have used twelve bottles 81 SWANS Pnncea and have spent
n,uchmoncy rid him OF the difficulty, but all TO no purpose,
the eruption continued sprcnd until employed
Dr. Thomson n 3i3 rooe street New York. and have
his AnliScobuic Syrup. aud other remedies io scuiah.
which done him good than nj other he had
n.ei and the prospect bids fair io permanent
the eruption Is nearly gone. JOHN u. CRAWFORD.
.UiGliCfOl1R, ilonm nth Go. \. J.
n. b. The wonderful effect OF these Medicines
not be emaet except By those Who have Used their, telh
relieved by the sc of this valuable Syrup Please ca aneS
mime Certificates or yourselves. For sale wholesale
tnil Ky Ductcf BEERE 10 Ia. John IhOps0n I
Bronme street. New. York. door West OF the Bswety.
IS IW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

&, TO LET Or LEASE--'rhe wel.etabsiled
"a BAKERY, conner OF Cliff and observation-disclosures with
Ad MI the fixtures aud utensils requisite or conduclin. the
bushes, upon an extensive scale. Immediate possession nny
be had. For terms &c. apply To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

Brooklyn, J. ". SG:;ih co.rs5 u satoE And Cranbey.
streets and VIM B.acrOye. Squire: Bu'h,np. Come: Nj
lew and .sGcr.s. end by al the D:!ac?al l:usE4i ,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

By this statement 1t will be l.gt the Bank Of Dagsve
has the immediate redeem two third, OF rs whole
Of Its circulation, sufficiently anple to cattle II todraw
the State Stocks forming portion OF that secu
rty withheld by the Comptroller where he
the securities insufficient 10 protec. tue bill holder
ne understand that H. Dwight Jr. WuLseet Tedeen' The
H..
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III. Y r. IocSlo1r, No. 81 Baayer-t. Clinton Bul.rn
| Genera Y, no!esas and Retail Agelt for hbaay.
r. w Dyolt & son 40. IL Moth Saran a.. Gene,
Wholesale kgen: .cT Philadelphia; Bush & yet.
| C. COLBY, 10. 81 Poafl.SHect, y. y
Instructions for tckinc the s-;ce ard great Of ce
.iEcaez and testimonial. Is and obtained any q
| the sbnvn piscrG IA collin |.
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=, !, STEAMBOAT FOR sAI.E,-Ths Jew.

ga CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN
1884, ClpcHS--'rhe subscriber. who was
S invaded diploma al tie Newly ors state
IT? ta'rS o.! ~ aud 1915 for the est med
g .i Lit-cil i.eil, AID a. % q silver Aesgl !a
-@A the bet Bell. nRi Dplnnil for Town
- Clock. exhibited az the FAIR vi the Aine':
cut institute in October list. Is now pre-
pred at MS Foundry at West Troy, New
ORR, TO furnish Bells of from - 10 lU,VW
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.I,H 4 RIB U N f.
Fcsa, the Boston Christian IVo,!4
ELECTIONS. .TrEsDsy SidHr. DEC. 81. l;4.-
sr JANIS FREEMAN CLARK.

sr JANIS FREEMAN CLARK.
.Iw1sH. not ro,;ing Ike c weed.
Flu, bavirg s0wn some generous seed.
F;u:tu, 0. fafther though, BnG deed.
TO pas, when l,fs hcr iight wIthdtaey.
Not so of Righteous selfapp nu.e.
No. in L wholly selfish cause;
la some good clrte, no, 10 nay own.
To perish. wspt fpr, honored, known.
and IKE Il wsff:ir ove thrown.
sWhoee eyes are dim with gloriouc tears.
When. so,led with noble dust. he bean
Hs copntfy's war cry ell his cara
7Hs To Toicss.
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Ynf. gU = y 1s.eT House II. y .1l II Br1ada.y.
CONE Rrosiyyy sud CharbeT No q Fronis,rse,
N IA N.-ert Nos - ard 20 GUc.J No. % sI,s.,
i:ocs No II sUd 1.5 u,uu. aE - Ham nog, IeSt co.
Hudson W 5 t;-n., s,,e-l go Is. and rs Grcecsi:s
.irss No ~ .aC - li:T sire, No. 10 Wa!ssr,.-s.
No IS Catharns.Ircet Nos. 81 zad 81 Pe.l eet 80 III
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~, PASSAGE re. AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN
.frae AND IRELAND IN THE OLD LINE LIVER
set.e- POOL PACKETS.-The subscribers beg eage % 'n
form those persons about sending Dr their friends that they
have made arrangements for the year lSj for bring
ing from part Of tie Old County IN com
Portable md The iavOrae any OF the
ships chs above avorte Line. sailing from Liverpool on the
lS and 18th Otench MONTH ao fst class American SHIPS
commanded by the most experienced masters well known
the rnde, sailing week throughout the season. and 10
prevent delay imposition and annoyance from runners q
Liverpool their there determined ~ attend personally
the forwarding U all passengers engaged nj THIS office
Tie Old Line o Packets compriscS the following ships:
The MDNTEZUMA, The YORKSHIRE,
EUROPE, CAMBRIDGE.
NETWORK, ENGLAND,
COLUMBUS. OXFORD
When parties agreed for decline coming out. the msney
Immediately returned their friends hsre without any reduc
tion whatever.
Drafts for my amount be Ind. payable all the princ
pal towns of Great Britain and Ireland. Apply to
WILLIAMS 1, GUlON. 40 Fut0n.st y. Y.
go 2m. FfTZHUGH * co. Goree Piazzas. LIVERPOOL
PASSAGE FOR LQNDoN-PAcKET OF TIE
80 1GrH JASuARY-The splendid fast sailing packet sbip
60 NOKl CUMBERLAND. Capt Grswoid, saIs posi-
lively as above her ocular day. The accommodations OF '
ship for cabin second cabin and eetage passengers cannot be
surpassed Those wishing 6e:hs should not fail TO
W. l. j. r TAPSCOTT.
rs SOuth-stree., come. MG.d5n lane
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MUSIC.

ORNATE CoTILLION PARTIES attended To BY a Pa
No Forte and Violin Performer o. the best talent N the
City. Inquire J0!llES Music Store, SIS Broadway. do
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,ST. A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.--Situa'e on
~ the Kinssbrdge road, between 9Th md 9Th avenues
- 13d and 10Th streets containing ncTeS i lana IN good
cultivation, and Astounding rit treas, lrubbey &c HE
Hurgate and East River and also extensive view OF
Long Island. Terms made eGsy; Apply 70 :, .,o,,N
Executors of Andrew Mct;9wn deceased ~
dgf 1 kDRTA%CE. s. .jOhn.st y. Z.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.-Will
be sold at private sale. the property Fifth street,
belonging the Estate of Dr. Morris Lancaster.
consisting of LOTS substantially enclosed and i'm
proved by large BRICK DIV ELLING HOUSE, con-
sucted of the best materials, and finished
in the and most approved style: well of good
water in the Kitchen large Cisern for rain
the door. together with buildngs-a in the best
der Aiso,-about thirty Fruit Trees consisting of APP
pie Fear Peach and Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation Is elevated and airy, commanding a fine
of portion of the surrounding
the desirable locations nee in the CITY
Richmond. For information. enquire of
WILLIAM f. FOGLkE Administrator
Richmond MAY H. 1915 2otf
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PROSPECTUS OF THE WESTERN SPECTATOR

DAILY, TRIwEEKLy WEEKLY.
Neutral in Politics, deroted to Ne,rs. Miscellany
and Literature.
The W EEKLY SrEcT has been before the pub
lie nearly and has gained circular surpass
ing that Of any other Weekly in the State
II is not intended this prospectus TO give extend
ed list Of ndatons to the paper speak of its
merits has been generally circulated throughout the
west, and noticed in most of the public Journals
The DALy SrEcrAroR has been published for the last
three months 1t the latest foreign and domes-
&c and such other goes into the weekly
Tue TRi-WEEKLy will be published only during the
scbers Daily serentv+fre cents
the Weekly for Twenty-Five cents vI-. y~~,
adv
We have engaged competent reporters and can insure
full and impartial reports
The Biographical Sketches of the members, which
ed last winter will be gone with again this
winter b; skillfu writer, and will con tain a complete
list Of all the members of the next Assembly, which will
Be worth far than the subscription TO the paper
those who TO obtain full list of the Sketches must
send in their remtfanccs BY the LIST of Dec ember.
IL Synopsis of the Congress tonal proceed
will be given. which will be OF the
coming session than for many years.
CLUBBING
Ten copies of the Daily will be for the Session TO
one address, 800. Twelve copies the Tr-Weekly
for the Session, to one address. at $500 Ten copies
Weekly for the Session, to one address, at $500.
PREMIUMS.
For two dollars, free of postage, will send
The Western Spectator weekly. year and copy
year. either the Indiana State Sentinel U. S
urday Post U. S. Saturday Courier. that best of all
Family Magazines, Sears Monthly Magazine of 50 pages
per month. All the publications offered as premiums will
Be mailed direct from the office where published
I This Prospectus will be sent TO all the Postmasters
the State and to the members of the Legislature who
are respectfully requested to make up subscriptions to
". THOMPSON HATCH.
Indianapolis, Nor. 2, lsi5
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Better and Cheaper school Books

se1ANa SObaOOo ADVOAO
be Aad than Sanders School Reoders Nos
and 4. Spelling Book and Primer.
TESTIMONIALS from hundre of practical teach
of the highest responsibility in all parts Of the
Union before giving unequvocal testimony that
Sanders School Books the bes0ye superior to
o. a similar kind.
We have hume CONNIE ndatory notices written with
IN the last sI eks by some OF the most
in the Western States well some score from
New England bearing equally recent dates, holding such
language the following:
Il believe them to excel in several respects any
before the pubic."-Principal Of High School.
Gone striking excellence of these books is the attrac
character they offer young minds by which they
aured to their task rather than comps!lcd whie at
the time if the plan of the author carried out BY
the teacher, the pupil will be taken through rigid mon
tai exercise '-Principdl Of an Academy
81 pleased with the mt of the lessons both
in spelling and reading. There easy transition from
the simple to the difficult and taking the series
whole think it is the best hare The tone Of
high and we'll calculated impress favofa
bly, the mind the young.'-Princip0l Female Instute.
4 think these books excel all other School Books Of
their kind in would particularly notice tho
very easy which the pupil is led along from tho
alpfabet finished style of reading" Primer
pal Primary School.
s.Partcuarly do approve Of the Sp.Hing Book az al
together the best in use.-Teaeher in District School,
The bers would have distinctly understood that
style lo,c will be sold low.
any ssimar Class Books published in the country
WIN. II. MooRE & Co.
Publishers of Sanders School Books.
ITO Main bet. Third and Fourth, Cincinnati.
For sale wholesale and retail by
D.. HOLLOWAY, Richmond, lad.
Nov l9-47-:f
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of Coaches, Baroucl

"ANUFACTCRERo Of Coaches, Barouches, F RE nds'
lvl Carryalls, York Wagons, Phetons, Bugries sc.
Also. superior article of Coach Cabinet, Japan
VARNIsH, featured in Philadelphia, by whose
knowledge of the art places him without rival War
ranted not crack.
ALso-Carriage Trimmings OF every description, such
Laces, Cloth Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles, Lamps,
Lock and Hinges, Rugs, &c. all of which will be fur
be accommodated by dropping line the subscriber,
Main opposite Mr. Giberts Hotel, Richmond, Ia.
June IL, 1915. ~ in ~.
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ReIorcx REJoICEi REJOICE! For THE Ill FART IS GLAD!
n, Duncan's Expcctorant Remedy brings hopes
nrospects to the consunptive patient, whose
lie is with great suffering and pain and reduced
u slender thread Despair not! While there Is lie
ere is hope and you may be healed and Used to ENJOY
,esn the blessings of health Perseverance, is then only
and that before the lungs too much dseas
ed and liberated, and is certain thousands OF
~. sawed annually from the 'sconsum ptve grave
- ~, ,;.,v nae of Dr. Duncan's Erpecor rant Remedy
the of cures performed in every part of
the United States These evidences are sui hcent to con-
.. oil TIA, Dr Duncan Medicine a safe and rtain
rnedv arrests that serious disease npton, its
infancy and secures health and happiness
lT Dr. Duneans Western Medical Office is $50 Syca-
more st. a few doors below 5th, CINCINNATI where all
t,s OF affection are eradcated the and the
body healed and again made whole.
n-rFor sale at the Richmond Book Store
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,rrrER-PLEAsE TITLE follow
-. ,..,s, from DR.. Brigham, OF LOWELL Mass but
Jug - she uniform language Of hundreds Of other Ply
sPes no have tried and therefore know how to APP
.rsciste Jayne's Expectorant:
Pinwel. Mass, JAN q, le44.-Dr David Jayne: Dear
s~Ih,ve u,ed YOUR medicine, $50 univer sally known
~ he name Of Jayncr Expectorant in my practice for
,amber of years. and most truly say that have
,,o,e successful in the of that a mild, safe
.ss,oueh Expectorant, than Of any which | have ever
80 II s the best for the following obvio
dos not given in proper doses, occasion disagree
A. nausea II does weaken the lungs and PROSTATE
- sy,tem like most other Expectorants in common
- docs il the appetite of the patient like other
.useaus medicines which have been used by the fac
v In word is nearly quite the thing which has
IN sought for by many Of the faculty ages gone by.
7 ,,man yours, &c, LUTHER BRIGHAM, VI. ID.
arFor sale at REEDS DRUo STORE, Richmond, Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

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before offered in this city. Their stock consists part
CLOTHS, Of all colors and prices, much lower than
before offered in this market
CASSIMERES, gen'l assortment of plain and fancy
plaids and stripes
vEsTINGS: plain and fancy Satin; plain black and
fancy Plaid Silk Velvet; De Joinville Cashmaret Val
encia, sc.
SATINETS and JEANS: all coors plain and fancy,
very cheap.
this line is very general; among which are: black, CO.
lours striped, ana fgd Silks Cashmere de Cosse; Al
CHAN Satins Apacas, plain and fancy; Monsseiin de
LANES; Thbet and English Merino Cobourg and Ia
Cloths; Pongee; Gala Piads; French g. Manchester
Ginghams, and Prints of all new styles and patterns
SHAWLS, in great variety, among which are: plain
and embroidered fhibet Brocha Cashmere: McGregor;
ae; NJ. de Iaine; plain and embroidered Cloth; Van
dyke &c. &c.
SMALL WARES g. FANCY GOODS.-Pongee,
flag, bandana, linen cambria and cotton Hdks; black
Italian Cravats; Romaes, Gents Scarfs and Stocks,
gum worsted, cotton and web Braces, general
All Of which will be sold upon the principle Of
Richmond Sent m her Odd l941