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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY.


IMPORTANT FROM TIE ARMY.
After tho regular edition Of our paper had becn
struck Off this morning. the steamer Big Hntchee
arrived from Cnmnrgo md arc indebted 10
Mr.. Hicks. clerk of the boat, for tho following
letter and other information.
CAMARGo. Sept. 8, 1916.
Mr.. ipIToR:-l ha ston to inform you of tho
arrival post haste. from Scrnlvo. Of Capt. hurry,
with information that McCu.,ough's Rangers had
como into Gen. Worih's camp. at Scrnlvo. and
reported that on the fl, inst. about 10 miles be-
You'd Seralvo. thoy discovered body Of Mcxi-
cans, forming tho advance guard Of n large force.
They rc,rca,od tho Rangers advanced upon
,hom. and wcro pursued until ,hoy fell back on Il
large force, which was discovered to be from 500
10 1000 strong. 1t was tho general impression,
that it was intended 10 attack General Worth.
before ronforcemcnts could arrive and Capt.
Murray thinks that baltic is being fought at
Scralvo to-day. (,ho SHY Captain Murray mot
General Tnylor. with part Of his force. some dis
TANGO in advance Of the mi body. and within 81
miles Of Seravo. n forced march. - its relief.
1t positively asserted that the Mexcans deter
mined to make strong resistance between Seravo and
Monterey Ampuda and Arista are cooperating with
each other and their forces augmenting fast-the
Nexcans rally TO their standard from all quarters
The heat has retarded somewhat the progress of the
troops which left here with Gen. Taylor. it being of
the question to march during the heat of the day
The troops were in high spirits and eager to come up
with the Mexicans. Two companies of Rangers that
were here having their horses shod, started off immed
ately after Capt. Murray arrived All is quiet here
Proclamations from Santa Anna Ampudia and the Gov
of Tam,u,pas have been received in town and are ha
wing their effect upon the Mcyicans
The proclamation of AmpuGia makes the penalty very
all who furnish assist in trans
prohibits them from holding intercourse carrying
on any trade with Death and a confscaton of prop
erty the penalties for disobeyng the order These
proclamaons have also been received aIie and Rey
Nothing more of Importance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

The Stockholders Of the y. VI Literary Association
respectfully urged to meet at their Hall Saturday
evening at 81 O'Clock Addresses may be expected
from Messrs. Robert fIatton, Samuel Pumphry, and W
A. Bickle, Esq 1t is hoped that the members will be
prompt in attending.
The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this city and vicinity
also respectfully invited to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06
For Sale or Rent.

MAT large and we'll finished Dwelling House. near
l the corner of Front and Howard streets known as
the SturGIvant property This Is desirable pro-
erty; being double house, good cellar water, garden
stable carriage house &c. 1t will be sold part
and the balance on long credit will be exchanged
for good land in part payment.
TT It will be for Rent TO the right kind of cheap
Enquire OF Charles Sturdivant, Connersve, the
undersigned in this city. Title indisputabe.
Richmond, Sept. -, Is Is :. b. STANTON.
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cAPruRE OF sANrA FE BY cEN. kEARNEY

CAPTURE OF SANTA FE By GEN. kEARNtN
An express has arrived Fort Leavenworh, bringing
intelligence of The Of Cen hearney into santa
Fe the 9h ult.. thout the firing of gun, am
opposition from the Mexicaus whatever. Gen. \, pro-
claimed himself Governor OF New Mexico, ana taxing
possession Of the country, he claimed the whole of II Tor
the L ntcd States without reference the Rio Grende
He absoIved the people from allegiance TO Mexico and
Gov ArInio and told the friends Of those who had -d
on his approach TO invite them back, they would be
more safe under his administration than they had
been The acting Governor and alcaldes then took the
oath allegiance the United States, which admin
istered By Gen. kearnev. The ceremonies were
gone through with in taking possession Of all other towns
corps of engineers engaged about Santa fe, with
a view, it is supposed, Of terrifying t.
1t would seem that Gen. Arnijo had actually f.e90
his command but very badly armed; and that
the Gh thy left the place appointed for the battle
ground When they got there. however, council Of
officers called, and they refused TO fight Gov Ar
MILO turned his head towards Chihuahua, followed by
few Dragons.
II is supposed that Gen. ksarney wouli nominate a
Ne1ira for the Office Of Governor Of the department.
appoint american Secretary. All those in Office,
who thou ht trustworthy, would IN all probability
be continued in their places
Gen. kearney supposed, would leave force OF
1000 men IN santa Fe and march, short time,
Californa with ike AMBER Louisville Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

MAINE ElEcr1oN-The whole number of members of
the House elected. last accounts 40 Wings. and
"A Iocos leaving g. be elected On the OF those
vet be elected Will depend the election of Governor,
for which office there choice BY the people. 1t
probable tina, the ocos will get small majority the
lie isIature and have the Governor which be
conSoing them when they remember the gave
Polk II 81 votes Clay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

nr MaISE ELEcTIoS.-The returns from the recent
in Maine exhibits glorious defeat OF ocoocoism
The vote Of that party has fallen off several thousand,
while Wing and Abolition has greatly increased The
wings, is have not elected their candidate for
Governor, but they have elected "nobody else The
large number of vacancies TO be filled in tn" legislature
may loco majority yet in the popular vote the
State is largely anti-!oco.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06
Estate of Israel French.

TINE undersigned has taken out letters of adm MS
l. tration the Estate of Israel French. deceased
All persons having claims against the said Estate will
please present them for settlement according 10 the stat
ute and all persons indebted the requested
TO make Immediate payment The Estate supposed
be solvent. ENOS THOMAS, Admir-.
September 2ch, 1916 i0-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

SANTA As>A.-There heing on i about the trne spell
ling of the of Santa Anna. tis mon las obtain
cd pc rrn ssion to docun the state De-
T,artnen. wl.h The original signature. Which is there
found to be written ..ANTo I.aFEz SAN, ANA Thus
It appears that his spet with two u'sAnna.
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Washington, D. G. sept u, 1916

JTL.e tie Ratfliag u Gr.1ret upon tn, Gofn's Id.
the deep hollow husky cough Of the ConsunIpve hath
IN it sound of Death. Beware its effects and
remember that Buchnns Hungarian Balsam Life is
perfect remedy for such attacks. however violent
From Henry Daily, Esq, Albany. AprH. 10, 1914 |
have used Buchan's Hung Basan OF Life in IN
family. for diseases of the Lune for more than year
and cohsder the best article for for which
it is recommended HENRY DAILY
3FPampets respecting this Great English Rene "
may be had gratis Of Dr. Howes only agent in Rich
mond, Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06
whitewater valley Canal.

Wear pleased to learn thu, this valuable
work is now in complete ropair through tho
whole limo, from Cambridge city to the Ohio
river.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

ar Row At AT1IcA.-The water has filled the canal
suficien. navigation below Lafayette Car Attica
There the lock gates have been kept closed keep the
upper levels full The good czens of Gov anxious
have the navigation to their town, sent delegation OF
90 Attca for the purrose o. opening the
lock gates, when regular ensned seral persons
were injured and the Hon. f. A. fanue gan said
have act ted with much courage did the famous
Tom Dorr the memorable plains of CamPeachy Fine
business for a III nber OF the t. :. Senate.
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q orICE to the Stock holders of the

Richmond. and Boston Turnpike company Year
9Th inStaiirlent the ist DAY OF October -it.
pay meat is expected al the Store cf d 7. NCCin< x
Sons Those indebted for the lst 2nc, Sc. ana 4lh
ter,ents OF them. will lind their accounts
tho HANDS Ion sailor. Esq ana II not attended to
within ten days, viii i-c commenced
plt 9Th 1870 H. T. " iGGINS Treas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

GT LOOK OTIT.-1he editor Of the Wabash Express
says: "One letters have been received from Col
Bl AXE" Of late date Sept 3 but they contain
Of ne connected with tho Butler bill On the
evening Of the Sd September the 'bondhoGers were to
have meeting at which s,posrd something def
mite would be DONE If all the bondhol3ers meet,
suppose Mr. Buffers .widovss and orphans will all be
there.
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Cincinnati Market OC:ober2.

Eiour.-Salcs NJ from 1925 10 $500
Nh~kv-A, III 10 I7F. Pork-Mess a,
:. zoo n 30. Sugar-S4 &c. Molasscs-Su-
CIR House IS. Cotit,e-prine Il a = Chce..
10 a t q. Sail ktrawia a; l7tals
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06

IL snags and sawycrs called Polk Stalks
Very appropriate.
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From tho Gin. Commercial, Oct. !:
FROM THE ARMY!


We copy tho following from tho Louisville
Democrat, Extra. dated Oct. ,. l0a O'clock A. NJ.
Wo arc indebted to the poenes. Of the cerls
Of :he steamboat Magic. for tho following extra
of tho n. q. Jeflersonan.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-06
List of Letters, Remaining in the Pos, Office

N Of if
s. Of i tn Pos DaLdnr
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. :

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS;
Al greatly reduced prices Tor Cash.
INTENDING to move daring the Summer into
- thu Store house above Meszrs Kent
aud directly opposite Messs Webb Bacon
heve ourselves OF the and expense
goods have determined
In the prices Of goods nanufactoEesto Offer
Stock, with Spring
and Glass At greatly reduced for
short credit
Our old customers invited purchases
above orat regular prices the usual credit
Merchants will consult calling
Spring determined open
neIt faI, an snue fresh supply u fashionable goods.
WA r. BUTLER 4 co,
SO Main Street
NH III Sign Pitcher.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or YOUR
or ~
CHAMPAGNE RRANDY.

- aS% DO. champagne Brandy, superior quality, Ju,
esved, Tor sale by my9s tNLoEs 4 BRUTHE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
[INI5IIIl37IE
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF scrofuIn, ucrcurinI pi.r,...
and all other impurities Of the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl,

A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDIt
WE iearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men of inventors OF Qaaet No.trus TO ptoue
the evidence Of wonderful a Of serofa a. m, Golon
which pc rfomed Eleros Dsysi
READ Ir. READ rT,
Messrs RowLAsp wALros-GentIeu,.n. In t.,. m vo,
and OF charity afflicted a. have hen -,
y furnish you this testimonial Of the astonishing performed
upon me by your ID Cuiss IaddH Tsg,taIs Paaso Nor.
than two years since, with mos, obnat. ana
gh'in seronla which band the 'si most eminent
phy-eians In our city Among other s, hattie.
OF -swaiu's Panaeea" sands sat,aral, .,vh
bottles saaParIa and Iodine. and large quantities OF Hydro
date Of Potash and was still growing wotse.
My mother seeing advertisement "Dr C-le-. I-i,,.
Ea ,aS1ea ea'd upon you aud you spoke confidently
OF that was induced To Try i, although h. faith IN
It's efficacy amer having tried many ren.dir. tut ~
lief Ny face, forehead side Of nv throat
were almost covered with highly inaned and 20 n Ulcer,
when commenced the "Panaees the 2yh Of Deeem
eer lsiS-and to utter asonsmSu swelling and ,or
entirely iue-iy Jo-r Lssr,-and IN r DIV,
the ulcers commenced healing using the third bolr
the ulees all healed my health perfectly restored
fou', etc.
signed JOHN W. APPLETON,
Philadelpha Jan. TO- 1886. No : Madison =,
tfy Of Philadelphia,
Personally appeared before the subsc rber Mayor Of
IL 81 -ad CITY John w Appleton, who being sworn depose.
and that The facts foregoing
true testimony whereof have hereunto set nv p,ms
and caused the corporate seal be tenth day Of Jan
uary A. ID. 1876. ~
Signed, John SWIFT Mo-,
ihe above eeneate Of without shade of
celebrated ed and We attribute hi. 6n,I
cure IN the incredibly short space Days to your Pana
eea' alone.
Signed DANIEL APPLETON.
Jan. ~ 1896 ANN NJ APPLETON
ana believe to be one OF the wonderful
cord was present when Mr. Appleton see RowaId and
with serofuous Ueer. which were highly inaamm ,nJ 49,
panfdl-and very much doubted thai eur.
could ever be effected 1t is hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived THREE months longer relief
Signed, WILLIAM sTRFI,IJNG A n
rms valuable remedy is for sale by Rowand & Walton
asPha; T. - rieo Richmond Va John r. CalAn, Washing
Ton; Henry Cook. Alexandria my
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25

NoitE.-ln eonsequs of Der cent aavan.. nj
n tolls On Passengers Commencing 18Th Of month,
@ sI tbs I1'h instant the and fare Packet
a. :" hshehoufE VIII be 70 5O-~ay fare In proportion
my IL BOYD EDMOND a DAyYNPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. I20 Main, Corner of 3th md Main Streets.
~ Is. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
\. Of Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing
mems Fancy Ware lie has hand
ment OF the following articles
French and Engsh Cloth Dress and Froek black
brown, olive green.
French and American Plain Fancy Casmers DOeskin
Pants.
sinele hiled Cashmere, Tweed aud Linen Pants
Black Satin, silE and BombaEine
Fancy do do Marseiles and Cashn,aTeue Vests
White hArsies Vests duobe aud single sahdng
selling collar
Kid. Silk. ThTe5d and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
BOsoms and Collars OF the latest styles
herino cotton and Sik Undershius
DO do drawers and socks
searf' Cnvals, Stocks and Pocket Hdkf great variety
Suspcnder- Of all Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
A Of which we will sell any this
OF Oregoni
D. w. spence continues Clothing
up at the Fashionable Establishment of John 81 orm
timOTe.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
n a. SPENCE AGENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25

| DIR. CULLEN,s
| INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for Fe.
male eomPhin-an invaluable medicine for all disease.
Prepared solely by Rowand WALTON and sold wholesale and
Riehr"Re Va John caln, wa,hinson Henry Cook AIeI
| 80. MY
4 MORE TRAVELLING TRUNKS.-I am
TN. DAY receiving S1oher supply Of cheap and
ifasehng Trunks which ONES Prices
mem also on hand very large supply Of Lades
Boot Shoe and whs am selling at ,eOs cash cheap
mye7 Door above Gay. Matthews a Co III Nam ST
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Tailor.
- Nosf7S- Chestnut STREET. PHILADEI.rnIA
AS constantly ON hand his Tailoring store op
Posite the State House OF and
0 He conducts eabshnt principle Of srnsn,
no sarmen'a out OF his buthose quality asd
and throughout the Union would respectfully le ea
flon gentlemen visiting the city assuring any
orders entrusted TO him, than
The same quality can be had store the my "a
MOLESKIN HATS.
* hcEVED this morning per schooner Courier New York,
splendid assortment Of the above named Hats
Wi sell wholesale retail good they can be pur
jus JOHN THOMPSON co
tDAfNTED BUCkETs.-IOO dor Painted Buelets iust
aP Ia 70 Main street
- ICH SCARES AND SIAWIS.-wc have received
rich and beautiful Hernani ombe Shaded Ba
rege and Silk shawls and
e - HAYES. VAN DRURsEN 4 WARD.
RON CHEsIs-An assortment Of Scouts Patent Asbesos
je4 WILLIAMS $ mAXALL.
400 CASKS OF FRESH THOuAsTON LIME,
cOO JUS, received sehr Susan Ludwig for from
vessel in the Dock, by
Ie9 FISHERS SONS.
SPRING FASnION,--Jus to hand cases OF the most
~ superior HAS have offered for the price s
Gentlemen will please eAiand eNanine them.
p sAlso 10, Of Panama just received which
viii be offered at very low prices, MYERS,
le No. 81 West Main Street
IDEARL CASHMERE HATs-A Hats,
considered delightful for hand They
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25
w. s. & j. DONNANS
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

RY the Ships Garrick and Warterloo via New
York from Liverpool we have sprnE Impora-
ton OF English Hardware Cuuery from the Northern
Cities, full assortment OF hnssisan Hardware.
we have me present season imported largely goods
have been earento get the patterns
articles adapted the eon61
prepaedo sell al prices that viii be satisfactory
p-eiuly invite merchants
hardware, TO eIamine stock and prices.
w. 3, q J. DONNAN,
III aaain street
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To THE AFFLICTED.

To THE AFFLICTED.
DIX. r.. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub-
- a. a1 ne m succeeding in relieving and positively
e oo~hS forms Of disease who ,np.
amer having been abandoned by Faculty -serofua
scan Head letter Uiesrous Sore, long stand
lng Dropsy rumor- wens urnatsm D.a.-, N m -
hgIe and Fever Camera Leposy vrus Dane.
u-elses &C The latter be has faled eur. h.
removes the poisonous the ,ysts nd .n.. a.
even when The Hot Springs fail He treated several
cases OF Rheumatism. and only IN two in earetng
an entire He also remedy for the Lock law RsS
-'ae'oy can be- given, as persons living in the
suited - '' ---' NC Gun
mond, Va. ~. -"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-16
coNNEL'S
Pain Extractor.

For The rurr Of Burns. Scalds. Bu;,..
culs, Piles. Sall Rheum, BaIbers' I,,h
CONS. and general Sores Of an kin1S-
t'um - o 10 EIGHI IisEscHEAPER ma
sEToRE. or noshing IL he user il no, a.
lighted with il.
A n HHtirle thai ever Family nsust eon,;t., :.
"A dlG~nssble Nfsn they know is uo,.,, ..-s
value, AMI ElCh has hrEelolose horn soid Ia -
toEcarh al elazses has ROW hrsn reduced IN -
with Siew tlas Eirh and poor. high AMI l,w 80
an Lael every hui~n hesng may enjoy ils rcmloys,.
and all who Set II shall have tr rTirx rs.vrn,s !.
thfm II they arr not Delighted with liz us,. o.
ssssrs. slihout the possibility of rotrs1ir,o,
lhk AZ BURNs and ssaLHs, ETEHT EKTI...
SonE. old Or flesh, and al eatrmaI rain, A..
aches. No EistsE NhsEe. hall he ErdGcsd % ,cr.
Ion ~ 4 ~ 6st Misunderstanding lie. limb :.
sraT. No hum eas ie falal il this is aI.,li,d M,
les tlls '1'als are Destroyed By the accidsni. /,
- .ruly nngscal, 10 spTesshce. in is Effects. IN.
sUiIe for canEsl's Magical Pain Extractor s,I,,'
q EomsloSk 4 Cos. ~ GoEllandl Street Ne.
isrk. fnee Is cents. ~ fsur times as much q,
30 ceRis' sid near tea hnss a. much for . Doll,,
A certain quantity j. gissa every Say 10 ~.
IooF IN New iosk, and there is NOT a bsy I'm,
years Old IN the city. but ran tell al abOu, IN.
Sonsersal extractor VI ell pain.
Sold, wholesale. ~ Comstosk & Co. Il co,,.
lsadi sireei. New fofk; snd By ID. Hesr,i, Hill.
borough. DE. James Young. OiIOrd. aud AR
sloan, Greenslerough.
February II. a.
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EREENsBoEol6Ii. ns-.ssalS. 49, ssU-
o 1aE. Tan.5ss. 81 fEslay. a 10 S'clsck.
a. n - CO.'S sasi.E. Tzrsass. 49, FEslHE,
a. s,slsSx. Pm.
RALEIGH MAIL. ts.wr<kls, aas Sunday.
"Wednesday. snd Fndss. q - sisaSk. 2. NJ Go
sss sunaaE, wednesasy. - fnaay, ~ hslf Psss
s'caesk. An.
FRANKI1NTON. eaee o werk. aue every
nursasy ~ c0'ciacA. 4. ~ slasss ever Tues
sas a s'clark. A. n.
JAMESfOMs. oane . wesk, due every We'd
asslsy ~ oielaek. r. NJ sl1sss every ThsIs-
day a Q Oelaek. N.
LONGS MILLS. era q wesk. 1ns ersEy
Fhasy ~ oielsek. ?. NJ sasss sssry TAurs-
cay ~ 6islodk. An
OXFORD. oaos wstk. due every Saturday
b. so'elaek. r. NJ closes every Thanass al ,
s'elack. Y. ~.
LEAsBTRG. oars wsek. dus every Sasur-
say hy a'slock, 4. NJ el0sss ever Thursisy
az O'clock. PM
Sarr-Lstfers. d - In sns &C. The mail.
should be Put in ths Ofioe hAern ninutes beiore
sas hour for elOsiEg. IeI;c- passage, FIVE cents
Gz letter noi exceeding 500 niics. and ten cents
&c any greater eis,anos-esey half ounce. OF
hsetionsl pan sf half ounce. . changed - sin.
Gle lsiisf
]. VI. PALMER, P.s.
January 10. lltf-
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

Conprang General bsfvodpefsvy Outline Il
Uair7sG! HsfOry, Ancient and Modern, and
Series Of Separate Histories Of ,rcry PRIV
npai Nation that crisis. their Rise, Progress,
Present Condition, &c. &c. By Samuel Maun.
der. The HstOs IF AmEIeo, edited BY John
Inmsn.
rI'HE above valuable work is jsst completed
forming two large octave volumes, printed
on fine paper, with clear type, illustrated with
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVED VIGNETTE
TirLES-bound in q substantial and elegant
binding, and viii be furnished at only Four Dol
lanI,! II forms Of Rsef complete - LIBRA
RY OF HlST0Rf--of incstin,ahle value to any
one who wishes TO inform himself al triiing cost
Of the past history and present state Of every prin-
cipal nation tina. exists, as vel as more particu-
larry Of the very recent exciting events and pre-
cent political relations Of our own county. A
splendid edition Of the same work has also been
issued in Nos. in paper covers suitable for mail
ing, and viii he sent to any part of the United
States at the reduced rates of periodical postage
Price for the work in Nos. (compleie) 50.
Full bound, in two Vols, "a.
Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers in eve
~ town in the United States. ANY person OBJ.
sAining two or more subscriptions, may deduct
one third Of the same as his commission, and up
on the receipt Of Che bslance accompanying his
order. tie work will Immediately he forwarded, by
mail or otherwise, ss he may direct Address,
post paid, the publisher,
DANIEL ADEE,
l07 Fulton Street, n. Y.
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IA oiMSTOck's NERMIfUGE for the Ger.
- tain destruction VI Worms. This much e.
ebrasod aTIicle Is n0w for sale in tins place 4, D.
Heart The Rumsroas lives that have Teen ,s,.
ed BY this article, is a sniIicicnt guarantee ,b,,
every mother should keep il in her house. Tks
Paehe have heeR grossly deceived Of late. by Ger.
tam Other PREPARATIONS gotuPin imitation sf ,kis.
ihe! must consider II great blessing that they
have no" within their reach the only gsnuin.
PREPARATION ~h'rh Is certain 10 destroy any guam.
u'y 81 worms child may have. Il l. useles. 10
accompany This with any certificate, the article ia
we'll know without.
Sold, wholesale, by comstOsk & To-, 81 cort.
land street, New York: and by ID. Heart. Hills
borough, Dr. james Young, OIiOrd, and j. & X.
Sloan. Grecnsborough.
April.. 10