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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

NEhFOOs D4SEASEos
Under lhis head may be Glazed pslPiiaiion OF ihs
digestion melancholy hysIercs aud In fact, every dis
ease caused By the sharp bins. senmonio1. num1 IT.
rt.nz he nerves receive The mofH inpres-
.on rom he stomach o. rslher from Inc bood through
10. agency Of the sgOmaci and digestive organs snc al
,brolzh oher parts Of the body are apparently me sess
The disease sill Il 10 caused ~ th- morbid ITO Pfessons
conveyed from The blood BY ts nerves :, tnaI part
assure The patient he has ths cure 10 hls poss~.,x
ERYsIPELks, OR ST. AHTHohfs fLnE.
Thisis an nnsmmz0ry disorder, sl~sys sternoea w
more or Is proceeds from foui ~
rnors o1 ped Ia blood aad n0ds s.sns oe nc hss
sst ace esusnk extreme pain and fevers al sppies
tons on he surface wOrss nan USELESS IS ~ Duy
t.,d "a thro he Ia sOu- yher pars ana Pr
80. r.nse death Bleeding IL Ikswise improper. TO
cnrs ne dsease yOu 1st s-tr6 ot nc cas@j vny nan
ys 10 xet he f1 h1nOrs out o. jour boca 500 y"a VIZ
- xellia day. DR SWEEfsEks fANACEAi q mo-
,r - onrifsr n he blood vii search out every nrgry
- ~ o,- remote paris u The body and expe nfosgh
- ,osdtnr OF lie bowels There 10 not sein artery
gNETTsERs PAhACEA dOes nos improve To tsksit
when vel 70 t-ep wen ano "hsn SICK 70 DO
n sWEEIsERs PANACEA being composed only
If vezeuabe mater medical n-rDs aud warranted
o.lh a. containing particle u msreurs, mineral
or cheuesl substances IA found 70 be perfectly harmless
10 he mOst tender age weakest frame under any
sage Of human s1ferng tho most pleasant and benign 10
i operation that ever offered 70 the world and 81
ths certain IN searching out he root
OF any complaint however deep and u performing cure
Pre- 81 per bolEle, sir bottles for - sod ~hOie
sale ami rslsll BY WYATT KETCHAA, Ia fuiton 81
sOTIcE-Al orders sn6 .elers business must pe al
dressed, pod pad, sTEETsERk co. Baltimore, MI
No sit@niioo given 10 unpaid Isti-rs bSAneoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

~ The officers and crew Of the French steamer
Mssouri were present the fra in Front las, night
with the engine Of the ship and rendered great ss'is
lance 10 subduing the flames. This was good action
for which they will not fail OF their reward.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

LOWELL. Irnn,hall CO. One March 6, 1876.
NessrS. h .e!d Il CT nsolcstpI | - nd this
tcsttn.oni.i concerning DR.. c M'i.ane : Worm
SPecihc About seven years since ives calIel
uPoa - visit yoang woman about tweatv-Se-
YEA years Of age, found her llhoring under
strong symptoms Of Proiapsas Uteri. She in
formed me- that she was uuwell fer something
Ike eight years, anu that She had been treated
BY several OF the neighbor.ng Physicians, Who
failed 70 effect cure--aua ~ fact had spent all
she had-anG was still IN no better condition than
when she commenced taking Their medicines,
and was compelled To work what she able
for her board. The Physicians TO whom She had
aPPlsed had uniformly treated her IN a
Of ProlapSus teri, and other complaints pecn-
I4rsto females.
For =lN or eigh, weeks treated her case n
one OF the above mentioned, without any beue-
fetal effect. She taken with vomiting of
blood, and from some other symptoms that ex,s-
ted al the time, forced the conclusion
that she troubled with ire ans, and told her
what thought about II. aud proposed that She
had better take worm medicine; bat She
was highly oirnde3 al the idea OF her beng
troubled IN THAI WAY. She said II all per
frctIy non>eusicaI--that The other PLY sioans ue-
hinied 1t 10 her-ani she therefore thought
il useless. finally prevailed her 10 take
some OF VI Lanes American W orm Specific, one
bottle OF winch she TO take II two doses,
and the result WIS. she passed three hundred
and u4uetV-seyen- ninety OF Which were IN one
knot bail. and required the assistance OF
neighbor woman that was in TO take them from
her. | her, and she then told me the worms
were all large | then proposed TO give some
more OF the same medicine, and the pre-
scripton rs before, which was done-ani the
salt was, She passed four hundred AMI fifteen
worms that She counted, besides i number that
We're not counted.
After she passed the worms her ordinary health
rcturned--and since that she got married, raised
a small family, and still continues to have her
health. Yours, &c. john BrTIER, VI. II.
The incre,lulous can see DR.. Buffers letter in
reference to this wonde rtnl case. by calling any
time at the Drug Store OF J. Kidd x Co corner
OF W ood and Fourth streets. This valuable pre-
paration If for sale by }. KIDD & Co
Corner Of Wood and Fourth-sts.
] Be particular TO inquire for "Dr. M'Lane's
American W orn Specific, Nermifuge."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

SOUND LUNGS RENDER HEALTH a~p HAfriSEe'
OCR happiness depends upon health, ior what
- life worth to us if we have Il not We inhah-
Il a world where disease unfortunately stares Us
in the face daily. None, scarcely, exempt.
and no one knows what moment sickness may
come. We see CONSUMPTION stalking forth,
gathering in its cherries embrace our neighbors'
ana even our nearest and happiest friends Does
il not then to be prepared to meet this
insidious destroyer 1T the very tnreshholdf TX
he Renee and long suffering answer IN the afhrfi-
alive Know ye, therefore, that this evil destroy
er is at hand. seeking whom it may devour-
Procure then, immediately, the antidote against
this rnalady have it ready for an aitaeA.) winch
Is Dr. j. K Dancans EIgecforant Remedy IL
Immediately puts stop TO the EVIL doer' destroys
It's poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs. gives
nes IIf. and yigor to tine enfeebied frame, ana
sn@ll,. resfo-es the Lungs to Sound Health
~..Dr J. X Duncan's Western Office 10.
Sycamore St, Cincinnati, where bis E1Pectorah'
Remedy is sold in large or small quantities.
Advice is gwen in all cases OF diseases
dr5For sale at the Richmond Book store.
Richmond. Feb. 9Th, lo4I- ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

nR. CULEEN'S INDIAN Wort ABLE Specific.
Z For Leuoe5Fhra, Cortnans, OF Common
Uaitfs-Ihis yeN1tiogs. and often dangerous
disease. Is unfortunately 50 well known among
females, that detail Of is symptoms seems un-
necessary.
To the patient herself, tic disease manifcsts
itself by uuequ.yocal iru~; vt from deiieacy.
false. and often fatal she frequently neClects to
make known her condition. even 10 her most Ia
innate female friends. TIL her constitution is
seriously impaired. and the foundation iaii fer
Fever, attended with difficult respiration P,,ipj-
tat:ou=, F4in'iuc. &c, and when the disorder Is
not cured. 1t Is frequently followed by oidefs sal
more serious and fafai. such as Pro!apsus JteIi.
or falling of the W omb. icerations, AtroLhy
ana Dropsy, which end in death.
TO enjoy -0ci heath. TIE secrctory ORA rs
must B. in SQUAD condition.
Whenever, thea, the disease nIanifests itself
Lat the patient have immediate recourse 10 rem
ely which via restore the diseased organs to q
healthy condition. aud all the distressing symp-
toms Viii speedily disappear, ana the death-lke
palor Of the cheek be succeeded by the roseate
hue of health
Such remedy may be FOUND in 'Cullen's
Specific" 1t IS not only pleasant, safe and
certain remedy for Leucorrhoea. but for Suppress
what lis name indicates. Specific for all
uterine diseases, and at the same time entirely
free from all ingredients which have in any de-
gree an injurious effect upon the system
This preparation is made of vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly IuIure the most deli
cate constitution. IL IS nerer been kaotca 10 tu.t
ia a single case 10 efect cure.
For sale at Dr.. HOWELLS Drug Store.
Richmond, July -. l-41. 29y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

ROCkANN tys, PA -EioS~. ~ t-t-I =. ~
IHANkEUL for the patronage already oN-
Z tended toward him, so!iC;ts q continuance
of the same having served an apprenticeship
Of seven wears with the first Carrilge- Maker III
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken tho
premiums on every occasion that they have bcea
exhibited at the different Institutes he hopes 20
be able to get mp an article ut least equal to any
now manufactured in the Western country.
ALSO-for sale, a superior article Of ! . ID Y
AR MS II made by the oldest Narnish
Maker III PhiaLelph ia--trGrfaHtfd not 10 crack
ALso-Carria-e Trimmings Of every GcscriP-
ton, such as Lacc~, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles. Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Riggs.
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons 1t distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber,
Main street. opposite Mr.. Gilbert's Hotel.
Richmond Ia. Feb q 1871. I9sa II.
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& u F.ssEy 81 zoe erie

1 81 Ess su : q ( Z 4
ever before opened in this place, which they wish
To EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country i'su;Uve preparatory TO purchasing j
larger sapPIy.
Their stock consists, in part, Of Imperial. Gun
Power, \ Dung Hyson and fouehpn1 TEES :;
hio and -. Domingo Coffee !; n Orleans. l.oaf
ana Brown Sugars; Golden syrup. Sugar House
and Plantation MoiasSes Nos. /. : ANA , Mack
cref. Ia Bids. half bis ana Kits Shaj, Like
Fash Goldfish, Herring. Chocolate. Rice. SaleEa-
tus Starch. Ztnte currants. kaIsins, Fresh ground
spices of ali kinds, warranted pure, starr and
Pressed tajow candles. Soap, indigo Maaaer
Alum, Copperas, Ac- sc.
AIS o. general assortment Ct Queens
1are. Glassware, StoHe-ware. Wooden ware
" .auow tias-, satt~, t9tzi, Scoops, Shoveiz,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mil and
Halter ropes Bed Cords, Coach ana Broom
'Fwine. Market AMI School Baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Broanl~,
ana zoe; GiiTr rent articles, which shall take
pleasure ia showing to any who may favor
yr5th call
97-Piea~e c.} and examine our stock, it
costs nothing for looking.
W. w. LINDE & 60.
Richmond, September 9Th, IS. 81 Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

\ magnificent article Of Gro d Hine six
: lElz Bullion Fringe. and Jet Buttons. for lie
I.4u.es u the great " cstcrn Cash store of
SCOTT & co.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
oEoE2NG2 CE-E-o2o

~ TuG undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange business IL their old stand opposite the
Post Office, woHld inform their customers and
the pHhiic generally, that they are just receiving
lie largest stock OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
Piece C'Onq3ieTt a.

4 SPLENDID lot OF Tweeds md Cassimeres,
= iust received and for sale. CHEAP, II the
II e5,arn Cash ~ re Of SCOTT Il Co.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

4 FARM FOR SsLE,--Two Miles North
~ of Richn,ond.--A FARM, containing
Eighty Acres Of Land, of the best quality, good
Dwelling Barn. Farmers House, and all the
cessary out-houses; good Orchard. of the test
of fruit; Pump ana Springs, of the best of
water.
T. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Feb ., lS47. May 10, lmsmI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
BREAK TIE CHILL

seems to have been and to be their great aim in
fever and aguei and to purge. GTeuch. bleed and
lnercuraizc 10 all the other forms of billions fe-
yer. What have been the Consequences They
are too wtII known TO need relating. Teas Of
thousauls have died; nlutitudes have had their
blood poisoned - mercury; scarcely any have
been pr rmanentIy cured.
49,. H. l.
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

CORNER MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, IA. J
IOSEPH w. GILBERT, respectfully in
% forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the Landio rdship Of this
we'll and favoraby known HOTEL, and he Is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable.
good and attentive Ostler is at all times ready
to take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provender. His charges are rea-
sonable.
Feb. g. 1917. 3J:45tfl
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Mansion House, RlcHMoND, la.

VUNHIS House formerly known as the "T"m
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitted up III a
superior style, with the design of making ii one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old friends, and the travelling COM
munity generally, that his TABLE shall bs, as
he retofore, while occupying the Richmond llotel)
supplied with the choicest vlands the country
affords
His STABLE is large and convenient. and Is
attended by the very best of Ostlers, and suppl
ed with the best OF Prove nder.
He feels confident that the pains that shall d"
taken to make those who may sojourn with him,
comfortable, and sat fIome,' will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs take n by the day week on the most ia
vorahle terms. Is. BRboklNS.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1877. 52-'l3. IF.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
J. ". FUIGHUll.
TANUrACTCGEK OF
COACHES, Coaches, FARO
CiAarE0eccs, Egoc9l3ss ay'@,
PHI EroNs. BTCEIE-s. HARRISON and
EricHds' Carriages:

pEAS now on hand, and ready fsr ale. seve-
8 raj OF the above named Carriages; mace
of the verG best materials that can be procured
III the country; AMI having employed tdsterh
worlIneu, whose uoyvleage OF the business j. not
SURPASSED BY any ia this city: and. having served
a regular appre ticcship with an excellent last
ern workman; he feels conf lent that ms work
VIII compare with any made East OF y est.
j. lie would respectfully invite all who may
want any article in his line To cali and examine
his work before purchasingi for he Is determined
to sell very low.
Shop and Repository, North west corner Of
Main and sixth street a few doors Last Of The
Starr House.
Richmond Ia. April 20th, 1911 Inf
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BillG4l : DISORDERS.

Co... ,...-.-.,
- v...t.ro b.r45ss,4,er. Go where Ne. may
their 81. eri-et> are seya ana felt The brave
settler who presses his way to
ne West - suasr H.. ..w;i#-rnass hu3 ana
boss ,rl as tie ras. meets tf5s areas full evil
He i willing 10 work hard aud endure every
privation, thanks Be 10 b.rs- Btt IN htIie while
he Is ileC with some form Of bilious otsease.--
HIS strength uaw Is weakness \ cloud comes
over his prospects: ana he exclaims, 'tcoatd f51i
there medicine Ia grtrfat las dFeaG al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

TBIank Bank Checks and Notes for sale a.
the Book Store of u r. hoLLo"Ai
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TIE PHI Of the New World.

Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to OPEN THE PoREs:
CLEANSE AND STRENSTHE~ THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS: MAKE THE URI~E FLOW HEAITHILY AND
CLEAR: AID TO GIVE TONE AID STRENGTH TO THE
SYSTEM
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
- John street, New York
1TIn towns where there Is no branch. the
Company Will appoint application By let
ter post paid or otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them.
Prices cents per box.
MYERS SEATON, Centreyile.
General Agent for the State Of Indiana.
Feb 9th l141. IF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

@OTERLET WARP!--A quantity Just
ceived and for sa ie ~ SCOTT s Co
Richmond, July l3. 1871. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
THE agAEFEaBERG PILLS.
i TWENTY TH0ISiND B0AES SOLD EACH And
EyERV W EEK.

rY~HE GRAEFENBEGG COMPANY desire
to sal. the attention Of every one interest
e, IA the health Of the great ana beautiful West,
II rE..fr yt.s,v- r--4artsstr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

The inhabitants there would be as free from
s4ch complaints those oil the heaithiest por-
tons of New England
j. Unlike all ether ant-biIious medicines the
Graefen barg Pills utterly prevent the formation
Of the disease within the system. Those who
use them accor GInc o directions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

Let them be tried throughout the Great " est,
and the Bilious faint which ciiugs to the system
almost like eptosy viii be eradcated. Health viii
Will be speedily restored the saIIow complexion
BE made fresh s.ns fl.r: strength and Pieusurah-
sensations wiz return, and the next season viii
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
FOR THE CURE or

Tie Hepqtitcs or Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia
anR Sex Ne0Rache.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

and IN cases where j. IN the syste ll, TO efa2l
cat. II tioruH@hfY
All these ends are surely attained by the ce.-
bratcd
ER EEE NREEE I LGEI, IRL Z pLL Is
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GRAVE \ A,s MING

for the victims Of the diseases referred To- We
venture to say shat ii these Pills were furnished
to every family IN The United States at the ex-
Pense Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

il would be the most economical and mereiful
expenditure ever made. Why Because from
every family BII.IrUS TENDENCIES WOULD .E
= ,~Isfii.u! The West yyoul- no longer be Gread-
Il. There woalG be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

THs PHizE BARK CAnMELIrA.--Thisv vessel was
seized by Mexican prysteer and carried into BsrcelO
IL would seem from the following extract OF letter
received by merchant Of Plymouth, EngSnd TIA, the
authorities OF b would not recognize her capture ~ le
AL The letter 10 published IN the Plymouth (fng J
Herald Of May l2 The prvsieer wa lifted out At Bar
ceons under Mexican commission. with one gun Al
sightpounder The bark WAS OF 2-O tons ourden-ths
privsi-er a. tons
The circumstance created the creates, interest here
tor u such wandering Ia 10 be allowed no vessel would
he cafe The authorities took up the msiter with spirit
and after due examination, they condemned the priv-
pirste-snd of course, the American vessel
will be restored To her captain TO pursue his voyage
learn there three other craft In this neighborhood
with similar commissions. The United States should
sanction the coast b. protect their ships
The Spanish authorities behaved very well in the affair
CoRS--Few people are aware of the increased
quantity OF Corn planted this year The prospect that
indian meal will be introduced as common article OF
TODD Europe has induced farmers plant all the land
they could spare for that purpose One farmer In Fer
.nton Who never In ormer yesrs planted over twelve
has this planted forty Another ia the ssmy
neshborhood hss pu, In seventy acre, or about 6ve
tunes his usual quantity We are told that the same
proportion will hold good In various psrts Of the
try. With good demand, Corn 10 very profitable
crop Heretofore. bu, little land comparatively speak
ing has been devoted 10 its cultivation In Western New
york-the demand not being sufficient 10 Induce asr
eulturisu 10 plant largely Beside there are great
many farmers who will not raise Corn for dsnlins-
Consequently they have either neglected II altogether
or have only raised sufficient supply their own wants
AT any price 60 and 70 cents per oushe Corn
q suDre probable crop than Wheat a. one dollar
Rochester Democrat
Morn HASeISG--At the session Of the Court
Of Oyer and rerminer OF Venango county Ps) ss'
week John Parker and Mary Myers were tried for the
murder OF John Myers The deceased wss the hus
band OF Mary Myers They all residents OF the
town of Franklin. Fer some time pSst an improper In
nmscy existed between the prisoners. Myers IL 10 be
heved. died from arsenic. Verdict against both the
prisoners OF guilty of murder In the hrs, degree
FiRE-One Of the large gang mills near Port
Kent Essax County. known the Rome Mils~ J. r
Dickinson a Son WA burnt to ashes yesterday sup.
posed 10 have Ere Damages $1,000 OF 5000
Insured. Whitehall chrpnicle
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NAVY
Goal.

UNOR sAIF-i0 or 1850 Tons u White Ash Coal
The subscriber Is prepared 70 deliver by ne ea-
ral either IN Philadelphia NewYOrk, or on board me
boat. a. Port Carbon from 10 10 200 tons u White Asn
Coal during the season from his coery Al 81 Clair MIL
Creek-ts quality Of which 10 guaranteed 10 be nc very
best snd handled 10 the careful manner Apphcauen
made by letter directed 10 P0tIsvile, will have lmn-al'
attention. MI Son DAVID ChlbLAs
CnALLNUT COAL forstssm purposes-Now dis
- charging cargo Of the shove, suitable for driving
steam. fret srice, and foI sale low from vessel
Apply 10 T. sTOHE5 DICKINSON,
Jet II Jos and l07 Anthouy-st rear broadssy
SMALL NIT COAL--For sale a cargo q small
- Nui suitable for driving steam, will arrive in lew
dav. Apply % T STOKES DlCkERsON,
j.4H los and 07 Anulony-st rear Broadway.
On00 TON- WHITE Ash, chestnut or smsil nut
OUUU Coal suitable FOR driving steam, for sale BY he
nv 10 L STOKES DICKINSON,
rovF n JOS snd i07 AntsOny-st
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AoK-under year, AZ to 9. % 2to 8 20 > to TO-
70 1910 % 20 20 to 80 SO; 30 to 40 30; 40 to So %
50 10 60 "a co to TO- 49, 70 to 20, 80 90 q 9Oto
100. 2; unknown, 7. Total, 299.
PLAcKs OF NATyITY-United States, l49; ireland,
i27 England / /; Scotland, 4; Wales, ] Germany. =
France, 2; Spain, l West Indies, unknown, A.
Total. 2g9.
From the Aims House. Bsckwefs Island. Aims
House. Bellevue 2 Hospital Bellevue, "A Penientsry
Hospital, Blackwelrs Islsnd, 7 Small Pox Blackwell
leland. Lunstic Asylum, Blsekwells Island j.
BlooInlns dale HsptAL s; City Hospital 4 Nursery
Hospital Biackweus Island. II Colorod Persons 7
A w. WHITE City Inspector
e,xx txsprcron'S OygtcK June I ls47
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NOTICE 70 THE PUsLfo

EvI scRiBEER Of he late arm OF Locswood Serb.
LDey thankful 70 ala fiends anc HE public generally for
heir former patronage would pect1y inform
ne las sod 0ot nls inegesl In me lxs arm a. DIS Pe.
corner Of Fu1on and has taxsa pa Of The 70 Fulton
o. TWO doors below God where opened entirely
new aad select stock Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND sILvEawARE
comprising 10 part a. follows, VIZ hne gold and silver
WATCHES OF no beat MAKERS gold guard snd FOB chains
N-s-los breast pins studs, hngsr and ear rings, keys,
sea- god and silver himbles, speclseles pencil cases.
god pens ockss kc silver spoons, lsdss iorxs sugar
ionss butter hives Of every variety and Of the snd
nosI approved syles silverwsre made 70 order from
cola and In The beat srxpenses being very
snt enable bun, by qul.k sales and small prots meet
ne views Of al thcse who may be pleased W favor him
with their patronage
CorHs watches sod swelry repaired 10 the best nam
nsr LEVI sCRI5NEk, II Pultos-sl
two doom b-low Gold
N B-Rogsss eslsbrslsa diamosd-poin,ed aEIcsl.
stor' gold peua mylI lvtsSSvos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
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CAUTION TO TRAvELERs.-Personsw wishing
" 10 20 Pittsburgh via the Pesnsylvsnis Cansi and
Railroads, cautioned against paying any attention to
the representations Of persons In Newr0rk IN regard 10
the Pioneer and Express Line aeonly passenger Inc
that rUuteD said line has no agents Of sny And
this city.
~ Travellers should engage lhelr own passage from
New York 10 Phsdelp ha. and their shys IN thai
city 90 direct the Office, IA Market ST. where every To-
formation relative 10 the line will he given.
By adopting this course travellers will themselves
from being s~indled. J. PETERS Il co. Pfoprstors
rtgoQ t1vry