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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-Th- gaiaxy milky way sppesn
to tho eye OF sense congregation of yapor" but egg
OF science aided by The telescope has discovered TUE
semumlnous pathway over Ihe broad heavens is paved
with slars and there always something the nj
nutes FIBRE OF the smallest flower IN which science through
me medium OF experiment can detect something nvis!be
TO the casual observer. As instance take Sands SsTb
paria The had passed through hundreds and ,hopS
ADDS OF hands befors through tho fundamentally fpatet
and prolonged experiment. made yield Its hygs
nian properties In that concentrated form. And how 10
portant these results Diseases long considered ineuf
Die are now readily expelled from the system The vicma
rncumeis 10 enabled discbarge his cruch the Martyrs
scrofus his bandages The couded skin becomes clear az
transparent the inhamed and rritsted surface loses 10
angry glow the stomach its Tone tho liver is E
iyiiy the frame Its strength. u
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. B. ~
5ANDs, Drugg!ss, 100 Fron-nt corner Of William NSs
York Gold also at 27S Broadway ~ Es.t Broadway. %
6y Druggists generally throughout the United States Pcs
81 per boule. Six bottes for as. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19
Business Notices.

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way, upper OF Murrsyst decided superiority
Prof Pumbes lkenesscs all other Dagusrreotyps
modes and the surprising beauty Of his artstical coloHs
will be acknowledged by all inspection OF his gallery
The perfect resemblances OF those with whom we are az
qusinted is gueron for the faithful likeness Of thoss
with whose have been strangers heretofore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

To FAMILIES, MERCHANTS. TRAVELLERS, &c VISITS
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ained such tremendous celebrity for their Proprteg
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and the travelling community where the original artcs
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Laboratory 10 the great travelling thoronghfare, q Co
e. ~
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HaySs Llnmsnt for th- PLEA ~
The Extract OF Sarsaparlla 10 purify the blood Ya
East India Hair Dye. =
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Handkerchief Essences, all kiads. 80
all varieties Of Perfumery.
Balm OF Columbia for tho Heir f
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Miriam Balsam for the hair.
Antigua Oils Quo Of Rose in gilt bottles &C. ct tbs
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York. a
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

TIE Posr OFFICE Sulr-Tbe Jury in the sui,
against Captain OF the sloop Harriet for carrying let
tar returned sealed verdict for defendant. The Court
was about sending them again the ground Of the
verdict being against law but after consultation the
psrt Of ooanss juror was withdrawn and trial Is
~ 10 bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

LIBRABI SACRED Music contains How lovely are the
messengers, % vauts Peniterce,' y will sing Of
Thy great mercies, Crest God, whose universal sway
Restore the harvest to our fields, Burton When
streaming from the lofty sky Published by wyman &
Newell. $50 Fpl,on-s..
e 'NEsITE EXULTEMus, the introduc tory an
them the morning Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, composed and arranged with accompaniment
70. the Organ Piano Forte, by Rev. wLAN STANTON
A. NJ rector OF St Peters Church Morristown, N. j. is
published by Firth Hall & Pond, 23s Broadway. This
long been wanted and that Is published it
will be generally introduced
e The Law REPORTER for June contains a
inely written Memoir Of the late Hon. JOHN PICKER
ING, eldest SOD of Hon. TIMOTHY PICKERING, Wash
ingtons Secretary Of State By CHARLES SuMSEa Esq
The number also contains the usual amount Of matter
interesting TO the legal profession.
e The HORSE DOCTOR: the Habits, Dis
eases and Management of the Horse in the Stable and
the Road with Advice Purchasers very useful
Manual just published by w. Il Graham Tribune Build
ings II enbodes information which every person who
has any thing do with the management Of that noble
animal the Horse, ought to possess.
e We have received Part 10 of SApLIER's H.
Lrs-aATsD EDITION OF the Lives OF the Fathers Martyrs
and other principal Saints. compiled from original onu.
and other authentic recor ds-nlusa,ed with the
remarks of udcious modern and historians By
Rev. ALsAs BrTLER. Published by D. & j. sadlier, No.
SIS Gold-st.
e" a RETROSPECT AsD OTHER PoEMs' is tie
tile OF small volume from the press eff James Munroe
Co. Boston. The author w;hholts his name from the
public Els lines appear 70 exceedingly feeble and
awkward, though the sentiments which he aims TO give
expression are generally worthy Of comnendation
r." The LIVING AGE No. 10, may be OBJ
tanned OF Taylor Astoz House. Irish Songs and Fan.
eies from the New Quarterly Review the leading ar,i
cle and there several others equally entertaining
e AcHIEvEMESTs Ct THE KNIGHTS OF NAL.
TA, By Alexander Sutherland, Esq. in two volumes ID
pRbished By Carey & Hart, Philadelphia, forming two
numbers of their Library fos the People, For sale By
Graham.
r. BIRD OF SPRING as sung by Miss North.
ALL the English version by Thss olphant Esq music by
Felicen David forms No. Of Firth, Hall Ponds IL.
bray OF Select Songs None bu. the choicest music is
published in this Library
{. No. II OF the ILLUSTRATED WANDERING
jsS" has been Published BY the Harpsn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
Congressional Proceedings.
Washington, Dec. 81, 1915.

Washington Dec. 81, lSi5.
In tho Senate, quorum Of members being pres
ont, Mr.. Sovicr took tho Chair (Mr. Dallas being
abson,l nd communion ted n letter from tho Vico
President appointing Mr.. 5. TO fill tho Chair pro
,cmporc.
Mr.. CrittondoD questioned tho right. pl yfUly,
Of the leo President to appoint Chairman pro-
tom, and moved TO 90 into tho election of said
presling officer, bu: subsequently Withdrew tho
motion.
Mr. Jesse p. Bright, the new Senator from In.
diana appea red and took his scat
Mr.. Atchinson'5 resolutions of enquiry. rcla-
tive to the occupation. &c. Of Oregon, wcro taken
M and, after few brief remarks by Mr.. Cal
houn and Mr.. Alien, adopted.
4 number of remonstrances against tho ndmis
sion of Eexas Slave S,ato wero presented by
Mr.. Tplam, and ordered 70 be printed.
Mr. Levy Withdrew his resolution, previously
offered, respecting tho ccssion Of Cuba to tho L.
ni,ci States.
Ga motion the Scn1,o went into Executive Scs-
sion, bu. il is understood confirmed no nomna-
tons.
In tho House, after prayer and tho reading Of
the journal. Mr.. Holmes moved TO adjourn. Lost,
by nycs and noes.
Next the order Of the day was named. Mo-
tons were mado 10 suspend tho rules. to enable
members to present bills. resolutions, &c. Tho
by several members.
Mr. Mcconnell offered n resolution TO supply
members with such newspapers az they prefer, TO
tho amount of so each member per annum
Rule suspended and resolution adopted.
The resolution TO 90 into tho election Of Su-
porin,cndcn, Of tho Folding Room and his Ass,s-
TINT. now came up and was discussed by Messrs.
Petit, BOYD, Mcdowell, Raihbun, Preston King,
Jones. ofTennessce. Chipman and Grover.
Al the commencement. Of tho debato lc,tor
from the Clerk Of tho House. Il. Z. French. Esq,
ognins: the proposed change in the appointment
of the persons employed in the Folding Room.
vas read, which gave great offence to some Of
the members who advocated the proposed change.
Tho speeches were small affairs upon very
small subject. Tho downward tendency Of
things 10 very little point decidedly palpa
bic throughout the discussion. The House rc-
fused TO refer the resolution 20 the Committee on
Accounis and neglected dispose Of it in any
other manner. So IL will como up again.
The bill from the Senate, reguioiing the Judi
ciary Of the State of Tens. was read third time
and passed. Finally, after several Intellectual at.
,emp,s, the House adjourned.
Washington, Dec. %, 1915.
In the Senate various memorials were rresen-
Led and referred.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
NIcTni;y Acquitted

Tho jury in tho case Of McNuty hayo returned
a verdict Of not guilty. Whether this verdict
rests on the merits of tho in evidence, or up
on somo technical legal point no. advised
we hopo on tho former. n correspondent of tho
Baltimore Clipper sta.es that when tho verdict
was received the humorous spectators in tho
Court room, 'gnvo hearty and spontaneous burst.
Of applause" and McNuIty "roceivod tho con-
gratulatons of the jury and most Of tho members
Of tho bar. upon the successful dcnoumcnt of
this much blazonod 'caso' y If this resulted
from conviction that his innocence was es,ab-
lished. it is very vol, and too would rejoice;
but can it be so! Did he not cmbezzIc and squan-
der tho public money entrusted to his charged If
no did. his ncquiitnl might properly draw out np-
plause, and tho congratulations Of roguos but not
Of honost mch.--[ Cin Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
PEACE. PEAcE.-The correspondent, of the n Y

1 PEACE. PEACE.-The correspondent OF the N Y
Journal of Commerce uu3er date of Washington. Dec
p ill.,
Every thing now looks pacific in this qua r,er.
It IS just found TIN, nobody wants war. anu
that there IS no need OF onc.
Mr.. Calhoun. from the nomcn. of his ARRIVAL
here. has cxeriel himself to calm tho ag3;1:cd
waters. He has couusccd admirably. and Is
3,lii engaged IN promoting good understanding
between the British Minister and our Govern
mont. \ number OF Conversations. all OF the
mos. pacific and friendly nature. have taken
place, ba,ween Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Paken
ham.
MIR. Calhoun's mex. ohjcc, was 70 gain time
10 proven. any action on the part Of tho House
or Senate, on the Oregon question, TIL we can
hear again from England. To do this. no has
used his efforts both with Wings and Democrats.
in both Houses and has succeeded. Several con-
erenccs between members Of both parties have
'rdin-ly taken place ana II WAS agreed tha,
Mr.. Douglass bill should not be taken up tho
da assigned. for 1t, jar G. In addition - al
this. there Is every reason 10 believe tia. Great
Britain viii be willing 10 mako n compromise on
tie basis of the i.ith parallel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

The PhINcETa< on FlRE.-Tho L. S.a,os steam
Princeton arrived at + s;on on Friday from
Norfolk, with 100 sermon Or tho fggato Cumbor-
land. / ic Boston Transcript SAYS: Just be-
fore coming - anchor opposite tho Navy Yard,
she discovered TO bo fire in tho ceiling
under the berth deck, near the boilcr.-Tho pow
der taken out in boats. aad water applied in
buckets by tho crow but the flo was not exin.
gushcd till several engines were bro't alongside
from tho Navy Yard and played into her. Tho
damage was not great
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

pal and interest," full Of interest Bonds held
BY them, preference any ohersani also that the
principal Of Intersa Improvement Bonds held by them
should be first pad;for which loan, SIX per cent stock
aa be issued payable in short dates ami for the secur
" of which also for the security Of the and
per interest aforesaid, there shall be specific
pledge the cann from the State line to the Ohio river
with all lands and revenues (subect always to prior
pedges and pledge whatever of the faith of the State
which pedee OF the canal and its lands AMI
shall be vested the satisfaction of the boniho iers,
insure the application Of the proceeds the purpo
ses specified.
feel assured that this proposition would be
cepted by the bondhoders but circumstances may
change this disposition their part the question be
deferred. All which is respectfully submitted
CHARLES BUTLER.
Indianapolis, Dec. 60 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

CAPITAL fCNI6HaIE&,T.-W o pleased 10 sec
that Mr.. Moulton has introduced bill in the
House to abolish capital punishment, and hopo the
day Is not far distant whom imprisonment for life
viii be substituted in Ohio for tho bru,a,izng
spectacle Of s.ranging TO death fellow creature.
In & igium the Death Penalty has hccn practically
Sc, aside since 1890 By commutation of all cap ta
sentences TO imprisonment ii hard labor, and
statistical records show Tint rs executions de.
creased capital crimes diminished. Capital
crimes 50 decreased that from over - n year, Of
which 30 were murders, when tho executions wcro
: a wear, they fci 10 less than Q Il ycar,of which
bat / were murders, when mono were executed.
lCcveiand Herald.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
were worth si35, 500 900. Fifteen per c.

wcre worth Sl3o,5bOoOo. Fifteen per cent.
clear of the intcres, tho apa invested in lands
imp'cnsn:s. hired and personal labou., is liberal
es innate Of the prof. accruins 10 the wilea, ard
G, grower. Then the profit OF this an,ant of
grain would b. S51,325 900. The appropriation
to the army aud navy darin- The same year.
$50. l1u, 81. In other words. the army AMI
w nlo up the whole harve5, Of wheat AMI corn
throughout the Unon' VIII no, the harI-aoris-
ing farmers think tins fact!
Tho government. though carrying On extensive
armoures Of its o"n, has recently contracted
with private company III Connecticut for thu
supply Of 10000 pistols. q. $ 30 each. or slo5.
O5O worth of those weapons much N vogue
wi.a duciIisis and ass1ssns. The American Bi-
bic Society congraiulnes itself receiving. the
past year : IG6 go the aggregate of all that has
been given thro out tho Union for the dlsscmn1-
ton OF tho Holy Scriptures, at home and abroad
So il goes, Chris.cadotn expends more IN one
year tho means and instruments OF human
slaughter, than has been given 10 tho promn'go-
ton Of tho Gospoi, SINCE Jesus Christ died on
the cross! T.. Is.
| Worcester. Nov. 18Th, 1915.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

NEWSPAPERS ~ ENGLAND.-We may Judge of
tho difficulty in establishing newspapers in Lon.
don. when Charles Dickens. Boz. had 10 raise a
en- pital Of GIOO,0OD before he could commence
HIS new lolrnal IS To appear about tho LIST Jan.
It's SAID no Is poor. and this measure has been
urged by his friends with tho hope of success.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
Sl,22S,l13 II
$751; oJ II
.S2il,5O3 81

Excess Of means S2il ,503 81
Compared with tho statement in 1914, tho pres
ont toment exhibits increase Of discounts Of
Sl92, !237l-of dopos'tos Sj6,52O:99--of circu-
lntion $J4S, 1880, and decrease Of Specie Of
S4O,6l4:93. Tho aggregate profits for tho year
1916, have boon $40 por cent. Stocks owned
by individuals, Sl,lsS,S 1922, by the State.
SS0OO51:27.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
Iron the NeW-i o1ier.

NAVAL s;TATlsT1cs.-Ehu Burritt. the Learn.
cl Blacksmith sends the following statistics
Of the L. s. Navy:
From 1919 TO 1923, period Of about s years
thcro woro % Captains. whose average Time OF
service, during this period, was loss than two
wears: thirty Comma danis, little two yea rs;
ono hund red aud seventy-two Leuiennnts, less
than three and bait; aud eight Chaplains. less
than ono and halt years. In the Naval Regis
ter for b. X viii be seen that, of 1921 naval
officers under the government, thrco hundred
a.id sixty nine were waiting orders. Their salar-
los at the fixed allowance Tor officers thus waiting
orders, Amounted 10 5i1f.l79! Add TO this the
s1larcs oil 5 Marine officers and Engineers, wait
ing orders the samo year, VIC have The sum of
Sii>.336 paid TO the non-cffectso officers OF our
Navy. Now the paid in 1915 10 , IS mem.
bcrs Of Congress and TO 80 Judges OF the Supreme
and Distric, Courts of tie United States was
Si11,5GO. less than the amount received by these
naval officers while waiting orders. 1t would be
easy provo .aa. tic non-ctiectivc in this de-
Partmont alone receive annay moro pay than is
allowed % all the members Of the Senate and
House of Representatives,. and to all the Judges of
tho Supreme and Dis.ric, Courts Of tho United
States.
Is no. this fact worthy tho consideration OF our
National Legislature and judiciary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
A SCENE woarH Coss,prRNa.-Ye.r, 200

the office of the Old Gazette was in Hanover
Square, near the corner Of Pearl street. |, was
a place Of resort for news aud conversation
cspcciaiiv in the evening. TIE evening Of Feb.
18th. IS >. cod, and at ia.c hour only
'dern1an Cobra another gentleman were left
with father Lang. tho genius of til place. Tho
Office was hou, being closed. when pilo, rushed
n AMI stocd for momen, entire v exhausted
as To 10 una BILE 10 speak. .'Ie has grea, news'
exclaimed Mr. Lang. Presently the pilot. casp
pcaco.' Tho gentlemen los, their breath as fast
the po. gained his. Directly tho pio. was
abe 10 say. IAN English sloop is below, with
nows OF treaty Of peace" They say that Mr..
Lang exclaimed in greater words than no over
used before after. All hands rushed into
Hanover Square, crying Peace, peace! PEAcE9'
Tho windows flew up, for families lived there
then. No sooner were the inmates sure Of tho
sweet sound of peace. than tho windows began TO
glow with brilliant iIluminltions. Tho cry of
Peace! pcacel PEAcEl spread through tho city at
the tcp OF all voices. No ono enquired whether
even tho national honor had been preserved.
Tho matters by which politicians had irri,atcd
the natl into The war. haG lost all their import
ance. 1t was enough the ruinous was over.
An old man on Broadway. attracted by tho noisc
TO his door. was seen 10 pull down immediately
placard. ITO Let" which had been long posted
up. Never was thoro such Joy IN the city.
f'w evenings after there was general i'inmina-
ton, ana aiihoug b tho snow was foot deep and
soaked with rain. vet the streets were crowded
" tn men and women. on ger 10 see and partnkc of
ovcryih,n. which had IN il the sight or tas,o of
pcacc.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

Isn't He Lucly--The editor of the Wabash Courier,
Acknowledges the receipt of Hnce Pie and Apple Bos-
ket, New Years Day. Twas from a Lady too ana
the editor says they excellent We appre-
ciate friend Conards feelings, that is, what
they were. God help him. DI he the Pre- and the
Basket al at once
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

WOMAN AT AucrloN.-A sale of unmarried
women Is annually hcid in Babylon. In cyery
district they assemble on certain day of evory
year, all the virgins of unmarrageabo age. Tho
bea ti,ifu are first pu, up. and tho man who
bids the argcs, sum of money gains possession
Of her. The second IN personal appearance fol-
lows, the bidders crafty themselves with hand
same wives according 10 the depths Of their pur-
There in Bah ylon girls for which
no bii IS offered yet these also disposed of so
prov ident nre the Baby lonians. When all tho
beautiful girls sold, tho crier orders tho mos,
doformcd 10 stand up; and after he has openly
demanded who Will marry her with u small sum-
she IS at length ndluigo1 10 the who is sat
isind with tho least md in this mannor tho money
asing from tho sales Of tho In ndsome. serves as
portions TO those who of either disa grccnble
looks have other imperfoctlons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
safe Bank OF Indiana.

From tho report Of the State Baus Of Indiana
to the General Assembly. wo extrac, the follow
ing statement Of the active means, and inmodi-
liabilities Of tho Bank ON tho 18th Novcnl-
Dor, 1915.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

IJThere will be Eclipscs only this year. ami
of the On the 18th Of ApriI-visably eclipsed
the southern limb On the 2oth of bic this
country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

KEEPING WAGa ALL WINTER WITH A SINGLE LOG
OF WooD.-To enjoy health. warmth, peace of
mind. and vigorous constitution, 1t YOU have
nothing else to DO. take log of wood Of moder
ato size. carry il to the upper garrett and throw 1t
from the window into the street, taking care, Of
course, no; 70 knock any body on the mead; this
done. run down stairs as fas. as Won can: take it
up again 10 the garnet and do as before. Repeat
the process until you are sufficiently warm
when Won may lay away the log for another &C.
casion.-Old Recipe.