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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-25

BRONCHITIS Beaver. Pa. January %, l-4l.-Dr. u.
J1yne.-Dear SIr. Having been Z long afflicted
with Bronchitis disease which annually sweeps away
thousands Of the human race premature grave
der the mistaken name OF Consumption and having
ard Of the wonderful efficacy Of YOUR ExpectoraHt
Coughs, Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing and every 9th
am happy 10 inform YOU and all the sons and daughters
OF affection, that Immediately suppressed the cough
rroy the pam and difficulty o breathing and produ
ced free ana easy expectorafon and verv effected
complete cure JONATHAN DAVIS, Baptist Minister,
Il For sale IN Richmond, az Beaver, Ia.
Heels Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-25

RtvtRF OF CONSINPTION-Iio many per
sons nut Of from time to that important cal
nc-afendinr their hcaltll-un IT IS too late Look
around Us, particularly in city, and we Will daily be-
hold hundred, Of persons whose couhfenahces bcs2eak
suffering with diseases Of the lungs ana protraeted
cough fast approaching their immortal destination with
out, perhaps, bong sensible Of their serious situations
Nav tins warning awaken them in due season. ana at
once seek relief which is be found in Dr. Duncan 5
xpec,orant Reney va safe, pleasant and CERTAIN ned-
cine for the cure cough and the premonitory synP-
toms that lead Consumption. This medicine imnedi-
atev heals the irrtatcd membrane Of the bronch aud
lungs gives strength support the cnfoeb!ed frame
causing the lungs to throw oil the viscd secreted
matter that accunuiates and settles upon them
Re4d tae foLo,-sa and eafc.-Dr- Dun can-Eear
SIR You Will please accept these lines from no has
been spared the fanisiing iangs OF Consumption
y the timely Of your nable ENpectoran Rem
edy had j cali IN your city November last, during
severe cold ami damp spell, which caused me 10 take
bad cold ndet with some fever My throat became
sore cough hard and Obstinate with scarcely any
expecto-a PAIN and my breast at length
sweating at night commenced, with much weakness anG
debility During this used many medicines sev-
era beng highly nGed the papers bat ilsy
all TENDED my sutisrngs, b. blnding up my
system only giving temporary relief 10 my cough
Finding my disease assuming serious and can
gerous character began be alarmed, ana took the a
Of best physicians who at once recommend
ed your Expectorant Remedy and advised me TO pre-
bottles at sent to our Cincinnati uice
them, using the medicine as soon as
received / fancIeG gave relief the hrst day on
the second day my cough felt much easier and began
to throw up large quantities of Phegm ana matter On
day my cough disappeared, nay strength grdu-
ally increased aad this truly happy stste
to YOU that am rendered SOUND health, and attend 10
nv occupatIon as usual. CHARLES WILsox.
Sprin gtieli. O., Jan. II. 1st6.
For sale at the Richmond Book Store
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LIGHT aud CLEANLINESS.

II LIGHT Won want, just come TO me:
4 Such CANDLES I'll supply
That nome any better be,
Or o the eyti
SO hurry and bring the Cash-
Come one, together;
Co0d goods Won il get not common trash
They II stand any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask YOU more
Come and crowd my Factory door.
! onr clothes yonr faces, hands, and feet,
fucn washing wall require.
To keep healthy, clean and sweet
Then. too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good,
make OF every kind
Bring vcur cssH-your E,DE-yonr woop,
III Won your mind,
SoAP-GKEASE and ASHES, too, | wont refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
15-Grsteful for favors past he hopes for
Richmond, sept. - I-45.-39ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-25

] THf INPsR.IfEiED SUccT~S. has given such an m
creased demand Or. Duucans ExPrctorant Remedy
the and prevention Of consumption and diseases
Of the liver that the proprietor has been compelled 70
open 4 Western Office particularly for the accomnoda-
ton afflicted living in the West. who heretofore
have been compelled visit the Phladeipia Office
nd expense and trouble Tins notice Is therefore
10 inform all afflicted ,IitlI disease OF conuPt8e
ture h~ and adv always b" obtained
II tins " r~frrn Office 1t % be hoped
the many thousands who troubled with cough pam
IN the br,H,, ANA >:e. shortnees of breath. difficulty 81
RAISING p and ng of the vIcit phegn and matter
thai settles til tables and lHuge, splitting 81 blood
and sore Of the roat. and other symptoms that Will
lead consulnpton; viii take timely advice ami
procure BOTTLES Of Or Duncan Npectorant trm-
ev which certain To arrest the very r-t sr"' OF
ease that takes when neglected, and destroys life
Western Medical Office. 80 ycanore street. tIncln-
natl OHIO where Or. Dtncts medicines sold Whole
sale and retail.
or supply Of Dnueau'~ ENPecorant Remedy iuet
received and tie Richmond Stor" Bookpree,
81 per bottle March SUN, l9lb-
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EsfE.$A OF LIVERY WORT.
Testimony That can he relied on.

take pleasure IN thus communicating to the public
account d an extraordinary performed
WIFE By the al Faylor's BIlsam of Iiverwor Sh.
had tlme suffered affection liver,
her symptoms were a follows Pam and the
right sde and Tire pit of the stomach pam under
shoulder III d- cosfiye m nded with yellow
the skim and frequent attacks OF Jaundcr.
She had tired almost every thing, and her physician
cout give her but little encouragement 10 the pros
pect Of her ever bong well again, the general opinion
was that She might he patched up t~, but that she
could be cured. This her al the
that she st saw" IN one OF the papers 81 thus place the
various accounts Vi the wonderful performed BY
the above medicine. She rcsoy ed llnnnedI-
aely TO the agent and obtained of the large
ties and commenced nsih. It, and by the bot
ties used she felt herself entirely IL
months since, and She still we'll
LEW Is BtRk.
Richmond, May :, 1916.
67-For sale BY Or. J. Howells, agent for Richmond
Indiana
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/. full assortment. N all times of HARLOW ARR
CRoCERIf:s. and o. EE:NsNX ARE.

There Is No MISTAKE bat that the above GOODS
VII be sold unusually low prices, Tor Cash, or
approved Country Produce.
= Cali ii the CHEAP CASH STORE. IN the WeSt
Room u the RiciaoHd H,'si, and obtain BARGAINS
Richmond, March II, SO. ilu
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MIS- ELLAN ECU 5.
TARIFFS OF 1912 AND 1916 COM
PARED.

The following from the Washington Union con-
trasts the duties upon articles of most common
and necessity, under the tariff of 1872, and
the bill OF 1916. The reader is irlyit-
ed 10 compare them together, and ascertain
which best and most protects American in
dustrv.
comparison Of the rates Of duties upon some Of
The articles as nctnnuy paid undsr tie tarD 10
cnue into nnerotinu Uec1,mLec ISk. Isl
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AsHAkER'S WARE-The sabscFi 5ers have Just receIv-
- and offer sale, splenlId lot OF Shakers
" are-TubS. Buc kets. Broonls. Bowls. thurEs, Ac-
which will be sold low iAlNkS :. FAklLHAft
Richmond, June So 1915 2.u
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RicHM FOUNDRY.
STOVES. HoLLo,y-NARE and CASTINGS.
Cine in att ices.

At Cinci in att ices.
vEyIIT undersigned ,yeut respectfully inform the pub
IL h carries lle t.uu4ery business. at the
establishment lately conducted by III! firm Of T. ana J.
Oi4rra lie his hand supt nor lot OF TOY Is;
consisting Q. Nos =, aa1 Improved Premium Cooking
stove : Improved Cooking Stove. ana ten
plate stoves q different vIh general assortment
If Franklin ana pa-or Stoves. A.>o--pots, Kettles,
tndiro.s, ana N--o44 Boxes.
lie a.so nlaautActlr.s makes 10 orCer CARING Ma
chine GoI.lcnSeTs, ,.In!ug and Mapping Machines
breed an Power Looms. tuug Stoves. and all
y Machinery used n Manufacturing establish
Ineat~.
Nil Gearing Of all kinds made the shortest notice.
He teei> confident THAI nc has the largest and
selected iet # patterns the Western country for
tfst al.d Saw Mills lie has, III short. the latest I'M
propell.e III II the NH Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH nIAKERs.
lie has patterns Tor ali the goo4 Fouqhs He
has S.oo Pou-ss right left; PcacocAs riGht aud
left Woes Ilgl IN, different si1es If Inch he
VIII >,il II Cincinnati prices for Cash
] IIIkIouIAtr MACHlNES.-Fle has an excel
lent ihreslug Machine which he manufactures and viii
SCI. for ash approved r4de For horses. neat
ana eeFtcA t,s execution Of worn 1t interior
d none s3-e
Tho Undersigned returns hi, thanks 10 the public for
the llbrai slpaert bestowed upgu the i,ie firm T.
and J. la-ra. would specially solicit
on Snort Cash Wheat. good Horses viii be
tC,e9t II exchange Ar! ul the above articles.
THOMAS OH ARIA.
L IS necessary that the business the late firm Of
+ and ]. O'farra Should be settled as pos
sih.: therefore. those who Indebted sand firm
are hereby requested To make immediate payment.
june II, l-la- EIan3I,-' OH
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ItpNSU NfTlNES CtRED--RrJolcr! RrIorCri,
7 J EEiucEi!!-For the Heau Glad!-DR. DUN
CANS EApecorant Remedy brings hopes and flat
teng prospects 10 the eonsunPtV patient, whose life
attended with great suffering aud PAIN and reduced
slender thread j Despair not,-W hle there life
there hope, and You be healed and to
the blessings Of health. Perseverance, then
only necessary, and that before the lungs ,nuc,
diseased and liberated and a certain Thousands
of persons saved annually from tho 'iconsumptiye
grave by the timely oil Dir. Duncans Expectorant
Remedy Read the certificates OF cures performed n
part Of the United States These evidences are
sufficient convince all that DR. Dnncans Medicine Is
safe and certain remedy, arrests that
consupion III It's infancy, and health hap
PincsS-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-25

IRON and NAILS well selected lot, Just received
j and offered for sale, bv
Max n, L ie. HAlNES 4 FARQt HAIR
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< 7 ;. 2 8 3 Y 3 W 4 = Il S |
CHEAP CASH STORE.
H1APf
I , tin

BARGAINS can now BE- had 1t the Store CT J. "
, GlLssAr and JAMEs WATT, who have Just received
complete assortment CT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-25

DFRIPNEr MONY, OR INFLAMMATION or TIE
LUNGS, IS disease very common IN . Wrstta
Stntes, aud suddenly haStens It's victims that home
VIII traveller returns. THIS disease
from the cold and sudden changes our Climate aud al
mo>phere. inflammation OF the Lungs is first perceived
by shlycrng GOODNESS, followed with heat burning and
fever tile breathing IN many eases difficult, pam
ughtness IN the thordA, short cough which
and continues distressing ana obstinate cNptctoraIon
difficult and scantY These The roInnon aynr-
OF thus disease and when attended ii
end consequence Almost all the deaths
at tins seasoasof the year caused In aana-
nation a he IaneS and Il Pro. AT the first attack
of tbs disease there should he time lost in procuring
DIR. Dunctn.s ESpertorant Remedy.
o. For sale at the Richmond Book Stor"
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Spring and Summer Dry Goods.

Their stock consists in part. Of
CLOTHS. GASSiMEEES, NESTlNGS. SAT
INEIS and JEANS. FANCY GOODS. &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

he has diversed; Of one;politieal;principle
he has ever abandonjsd one cherished
I.bpinion suppressed. No such Thing can be
found. rs
His silence duriug the passage ofthebill
appropriating SlO,00O,0OO, and author
izing the President, to accept of So 600
volunteers, has been madesthe means of
an attack. MIR. Calhounsexplained his
position on that subject iifahe exPlana-
tion:is not SO full and complete as il!nigh'
be, he has shown that he acts moi wiihoui
mis- reasons. We shall nos4now attempt
IL defepc Of Ihs course-lhs 5time has not
vel arrived when All explanation would be
d, all useful-pubisc sentimet, is Too much
excited. - -
T We beg of the friends of the great South
Carolinian to remain qiiet for season,
and let circumstances unfold the mystery
uf the Mexican war, and when the policy
Of that government shall have been clearly
developed, The country willasee whether
Mr. Calhoun was right.-we think he.is
right, and the hour is hoi far distant, we
think, when those who hive been the first
to censtlre and condemn, will he the frs,
to reiract and do justice to Fhim.-AbeT.
dcen, (NisS.j AdDertiser: sH3S EH.'
Repudiation The Mexicanism Of our
whig politicians sticks out at atiaIIpoints.
They are awfully shocked al the bare
mention of one Of The Amsticun States
repudia,ing her debts, OF ofesen delaying
their payment, If she be a;EDemocratic
State. "Locofoco Repudiatdfs, ,""dishon.
est kuaves," aud the like, will be in all
their months. Mexico has acknowledged
she owes US some ten millions Of dollars.
She promised to pay il, burhasrefused 20
do SO for years. Do you hears our whig
politicians denouucing her forihs base sin
Of Reputation" aud loading her with
e pi,hels? Oh, no they defend her
declare she is in tho righr. and abuse their
own government for seekingtoredressIlhe
wrongs we have suffered aefbe handssf
this faithless nalIon. Thisif anaihemas
agans, Reputation are arlTore iheirown
home 'contslmslion. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

John C.. Calho1m.-it has been the for
tune Of this gentleman 10 be made the
subject Of attack and bitter denuuciation
once IN every two or three years. Ftis
known that we are an humble admirer Of
his great talents, his SlatesmanshiP, and
his unyielding devotion TO principle. We
regard him as model on which it would
be welrfor our public men 10 shape hem
selves. and if they cannot follow, let them
initiate ibis example. He has never sought
ephemeral popularity by unwholesome ap-
peais 10 The prejrdices and passions Of the
people. He does what he believes right,
and the dennnciations Of the whole Amer
ican people have never been able to
change his opinion when once made up
and publicly expressed. The past history
Of the country furnish many instances of
his interchangeable and unfaul'ering devo"
ton I've will NOT say ne has always been
right, but We do say that he is usually az
near right as men generally get to be-.
Look with an eye unprejudiced, at the
whole of the past history of this man, and
.seH US at what point ia his political career
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

A Female Riot.-On Friday morning.
the 10Th Of July, between the hours Of
aud 2, about forty ladies, of the village Of
Utica. Michigan, secretly assembledi pr,:
ceeded 10 bowling alley, armed, win
axes. hatchets, hammers, &C., aud COM
pletely demolished it. They bad viewed
this insidious Toe 10 their domestic peace
for some time with an anxious and jealous
eve: and having waited in vain for some
legal proceeding asaiustit, determined for
once to take the law into their own hands.
They went al il with much spirit aud ell,
ergy--hacked the bed of The alley, tore
down the walls-razed the roof to the
ground, and finished with tramping upon
and breaking'to pieces the roof. The build
ing was 80 feet long. and this work Of
destruction was accomplished in a liuIe
less than an hour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

The Pendleton Messenger Of the PHI.
instant says-"The weather has been un-
usually cool for the season, and. although
we have had good many cloudy days.
lately, we are suffering from drought
The early upland corn is though,to be in
jured already. aud unless I'VE have rain
soon, The crop will be cut very short. We
are informed that hail storm which did
grea, injury passed Saturday last, some
ten or twelve miles west of us. s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29
Correspondence Of the Chas. Courier. Coli isi:.

NEW ORLEANS, July lS-I,P. MI.
Il have no news TO give :ou 10 day.
You ale in the possession oil, the latest sac-,
counts from the Army, whichare interest:
ing as showing that Gen. Taylor has once:
more commenced an, Onward, movement,
which may only eud at the city y.of Mexico.
This was a, "cousumma,ion deyoutlS to
be wished". both, by the, volunteers, who,
had become heartily sick OF their: forced
inactivity, and by e..whole editorial
corps in the Crescent City, 'rho have been
relying upon Mexican items TO spice their
columns with lhrous Il the dull Simmer.
1t is stated in lhe1 Bath iMainey In,
quirer, that Mrs. Nlerr. Of Pil,sbufg, was
a,ely delivered Of six hi ldren-:wo living
land four dead;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29
has been raised from eishtceatslo20ee
per bushel. y EIg &4sGiSs s4,l,l fs5A.55- I

49, I-T
9 Death of Capt. Page, u. S, ,Army.-s .-i
The 81. Louis Republican,df the l3ih inst:
says:-'.The steamer Missouri,af ed az
this pnrl last night about Is o'clock, fromS
New Orleaus, which port she left on Tues; !;
day evening lasi, the 7ib inst. She fhadE'
The trip in five days and three hours. and
was detained eight aud hall hours. She,
brought up The remains Of the late Captain
John Page, 4th Regiment u, S. Ipfanlry.
who died short distance above Cairo
yesterday morning. at half past three o.
clock. He.had a medical attendant (Dr.
w. w. Mercer) for the last three days
previous to his death, whose atteLtion 10
him was unremited. Lieut.. Carpenter,si
u. S. A., was a passenger. and bis ,bealth
had materially improved" * 4,!;sL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

ArTesfed.-A male slave named Will.
lam, belonging 10 the Rev: Mr.. Marshall,
was arrested this morning, by officer Levy.
on board the British ship Coronet, lying .iu
The stream. and bound to EiVespool.---
William was concealed in the Ilongboat.:
beneath some coils Of rope. The same
fellow attempted previously 10 escapein
the same manuer.-Chas. Eve. Ne,os.se
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

C. A gentleman, says The N. J, True
Sun, just arrived from the seat O. war
states that Capt. Mays beard reacks as
low as the hip; and hat the hair o., his
head is proporlionably long. No wonler
Gen. Vega "knocked under.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

The Cherokess., The serious dificul,ie.
so long existing amh,s ,ha Iu diTsren, c r,c
lions into which the sSetoKee indians
have beer split up, are iSSo,iu iS of an' ad;ns,
ment. Each Of the fac,ions,> ~ ,hrss % =,
number. has delegation IN WasnSss s,on
who has agreed TO submit their resPsa'.
i've claims to three Commissioners, TO Be-
appointed by the Presiden, of tile u. S..
with pIenary powers. The Presmen,has
accordingly appointed Albion X. Paris.
81 Comptroller Of the Treasury. Edmund
Burke, commissioner of the Paten. Office,
and Major VIM. Armstrong, superinlend-
ant of Indian affairs forhe Western terri.
tory. The Board met last Wednesday.
Waddy Thompson, Esq.,'is counsel for the
Government for Rossy syparty;. Col. S. G..
Stambapsh Amos Kendall Tor the old
settlers and PaschaI ard 81. Clair Clarke
for the treaty party S., Fl. Porter, chief
clerk of the Indian Department. is Secre.
,ary Of The Board.-Rickmond Wig.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

Speed Of tie Eoeomotiue.-When Col.
Stevens 10 his pamphlet on rail roads in
1919. talked Of locomotives going sixty
miles au hour, i, was considered as an
agreeable ro,hance. In E"gland rhey
bave adopted what is called the broad
gauge locomotives. and new engine
dragging d passenger .raii of 100 rons.
performed the distance Between Brisrol
and London, which is lis miles, 10 ipo
hours r0snty sir minutes and forty seconds!
On level it weni al fearly so miles an
hour, hui on rapid desceuts il itiacreased To-
20 or 72 miles PEI. hour. wtiiIs .again on
tslasls curves os Incl I5is
.IIfnistsed to So ghsffies eSaSa
with a heavy lirail aud IA powerful 3loco:
motive, a Uniform distance Of SO miles pr
iour may be accomplished. thus establish. !,
ing the estimate of an original prcjsclor Ut
rail roads, and showing. the capacity, re-
fec'on and accuracy of that climate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

Tie California Erpedisidn.-The Bal.
Iinnre American publishes letter from
Secretary Marcy to Col. Stevenson of The
Regiment Of California Volunteers, which
removes all doubts as 10 The nature aud
design of this expedition. The Volunteers
are to be sent round Cape Horn to Cali.
fornia; they are to be discharged wirhnut
claim for returning home. bYr 10 be left
at The place where they may lie serving at
the time. iI>it be ~illiii Tie territory oflhe !,
United States, or il not they are to be ia
ken to The Nearest or most Convenient Ter.
ri'ory Belonging to the United States, and
there discharged.
1t is NOT concealed that the Ultimate oh.
ject Of The expedition is 10 settle The vo.
lunleers in Oregon or California; and for
this purpose ol. Stevenson is requested
to have his command composed ofmen Of
god habits and different pursuits. who
I'D lie willing TO remain after the war
~ lever territory may al lime be
p''''o' o'he United States:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

From the minutes of the late triennal
meeting. just published, ittppeafs tha,
The number of ministers belo,glug to the
branch termed the New Schpl Presby
teriah Church in The United States is
l647; lcentiates, 2lS; candidase, 339 ;
churches. 2s79 communicates, 17t,7l4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29

Duty on Salt.-In The Tariff bill which
has just passed the House an important
reduction has been made in the article Of
salt. BY his hill, says The Washington.
Union. the duty on salt has been reduced
from eight cents per bushe. which was
equivalent to from l0O'to $50 per cent to
20 per cent ad valorem. Let this fact be
marked, for we expect to see some Of the
Federal prints charge thai the duty on salt.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-22

CoACHMAN FOR HIRE.--A man. who can
~ produce the best recommendations wishes n
hire out as coachman Inquire at this Office.
Jan o0-sod3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-22
TOMORROW EVENING ONLY,

lmnorfant and interesting lecture and exhibition,
u'nbe's Daguerrean Gallery, Concert Hall, Penn
sytuania artnue. ..r. ...-'..
hR. HOLLlCK viii deliver lecture on the ap-
- plication ofgalvansm to the cure Of disease d.
Illustrated by his fulszed life like model of the bu
man body, which will be fully disseccd and e1'
planned and, by set of powerful galvanic battery
which will he put in action, so thai all present ma
be galvanized who desire il, the nature Of as|
great curative agent will be fully explained and A'|
mode Of applying it in diseases Of the lungs heart
Hto mach, &c, and in dissoving stone in the bhd1
der. ... .. .E-.. ~. .....
Admission 25 cents. Doors open at !; lecIuTfl
commence at quarter before 8, p. M. For gsi|
tlemen only. Jan Y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-22
By HIM. Marshall.

URNITURE, GROCERIES, WINDct
L GLASS, &c On Saturday morning, ",
inst, at 10 O'Clock, shall sell in front Of my %'
a handsome lot of furniture, groceries, &c, viz
Mahogany sofas, bureaus, dining, card, asd bf'1
East tables, French bedsieads, marble top ctDir
bles and pedestals.
$50 yards Brussels carpets, rugs, &c.
superior eigbt.d day clock
3 sets mantle lamps
Also
2 casks brandy and l cask gin
. 10 dozen Madeira wine, bottled in 1885
so dozen corn broom
Is dozen painted pals
100 boxes window glass
On credit Of sixty days for approved eDdH'
notes. .. rs .r
WIN. MARSHALL,
Jan 22-dts Aucuones