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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12

Unlike remedies oh e claim by one thinr,, eur.
al deass each partition particularly designed cure some
srseG noratlr complaint with tran n .ympionate an
i'c"n. There arr more uln thirty different kinds, which
composi n on hundred rebt sorts Of med 1n
gfcctnts Of s vegetable tnri1n'uch gums e1tnes Of
hark lerfes roots and budo flowers leaves N
pansin wich mscury anthony u-pn.e copper auf other
poitonous Ike chaacter, have no parcrsinedes
which, minppcd not destue'vo te patient entail
upon host af Diseases a. IL che case with such ded,
posons rs msury aEnci copper ard other minerals mineral
The original proprietor of tne,e Medicines though erbrad
scLo7-nDugh member of Medical Colleges
AMI P1ffsor NJ surysy AMI o. Med 90 chartered Me
deal Con C. thu connfyhar not IN view NJ s dignity ~
such high hon7rs, withheld careful O., what are
ur br. le aastaid f,t len.d faf Ease gf..f a.
dca W0 De- fnys. aIarsd pains nor rr9fnsa 90
acquire snylrdge M e racfes NJ tc r1r noted p.
tsuls cicn er--I Drv vti Itaps gros Z ~ s,,s h.
br ss'f have thought psrsath nfr colvsfr wirat
ard I7nF pncropT 1ni any Other rHlr who have pr1s
a7y valuable remedy. ~ a1y improved method NJ fsv
deasc. The vrgrrso15 experienced nurrr Ind f
ma.o ronrr' tave not g. 81 MY nouce Par" sy
there aav eip~ssaf J,a4b s,-.,
which to 6'fel upo1 0pHf plfsreai ysopss" Tey are
cations a cry m1nnrr which t0rn ftl9t 90
PIE ph1rn1 md ' ffendl ~ Che latcrt hive aiso sy1id
fbe Jnefry of te ~ Besides, an rrtrn,ve
practice ff many years thr p1puiDur cry niei
aesNcv Yors-vrb repeated cancellations Win ths mo-.
unEur surenn' and pbyeafr have afforded opporunss
TRYING EVERY vhR,F,-Y ~ ypSCucg t,,g ~, a.
erUd raay igHfaaf eefv at the UNITED STATES NFHHARY
where tohaH1f made f0r medical af rysc
uJ uui, fhe appointment New Yok Be- d ~ Hesih
prsrcfiri ~ about ou7nd NJ cho.ra either
pfcmonroy cYnGmri ares The information which
eeerf ron Others te opportunities ~ clnicai prscr, t
c paetce az c -ds rfe srk) anil hr Improvements uheh
have mysf uade h1g Brought into c posfon ~ grac
uee which have found ard repeated efpsucnce IN BE-
valuable and lor supsor that pursued ~ a other Schools
as Tho hfcmi Au9fa ~ Hanaopa.s TpuIusonn'. &C al
~ VII n have tefird ~ repeated rrperimruts"
There rmee have bel 1r many yeasonr before
Of ne raisn hseie'e' advsr. FsnsHy s'r' r'na
cela Ennets syrsps, be, sHd ad acTui fpustOu
rns'ed ~ ny other bot ~ proprietor being dsocr'd
ecf hmsch bic Loo be cdcna neHe BY advefsHs
ur v7luhcf ~ ef n ne rapers, hsfienis
have ard knosh BY ett- Their inable vu-
I'm that tus n human m f1ses Of e land n the ~
aeed eVeu where ny before te NE Of az others the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
SPRING CLOTHING,
No. IO2. Maim Street.

"E are now receiving by every arrival, our
Spring Stock Of Ready Made Clothing consisting the
newest styles and beet qualities Of socs-a5nE may
found
Black Ffcach Cloth Sacks
Cashmcrrii
God Mixed
Co1lingt'u Sacks gold mixed, and other colours,
s2le o. VIII Oh very handsome. Also,
Bk ami Fagey Cashmere Pants
STA, satin Nacneis and other Vests
shus, Drawers, Uravas Scads
Susptnd,rs Hos-
IL addition 10 stock OF Ready made Cgothng rI
take orders and forward them 26 Street Nal nltc
aul have yoca coed article mad o. 10, The
eating Department under the sup,rurdence Swceny
can on Ml 10 KEEN q 90 lOa. Ma q -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
TOTHEPnRLlC.


1--WE my articles trial and judge Cor yoursclf.
Warrant them AN be represented money rs0sn-a
Ny kAu LusrRAL HAIR RfsroRATtv unIsss-.n, al
proved and admired sr NEE from ardent spts paascni
tai OIL and other destructive
~ ronds's beautifully bright and nag
rance OF the nowe Hair washed
nsv sof aud ahuran IN ~ growth and viii
IN new hsr On bald heads asd
afsh and turning falling BY
""it pFcP.auons will b. restored
eflhan''S by few Applications of the Eau lusirsl
us prsetvatiNe against bsiines and nlbe a
aeeoa OF the skin On the head dandru-and preventing
he iaiinE on III the hair and turning grey
Is tho simple paee Of som. m
ay TOT The hair end wcd with
hdengagcs the EPens aud Capillary n. eoo.v. ac
Ton OF the per-piraon and OF the PARTICLES that
deposits THIS preparation puhes TO AZ bean.
e glass and soines and agreeable vvng perfume
hNiphNCh-Nauc II an ineHhaustiblc mine, which
hence andstudy viii Away. find
ahs which ptoduee' a that calls which he
would do better pcIhaPs to name septatons
For SALE wholesale and retail by
JULES hAuEI. fcrhimcr aud Chemist.
No 40 south I'd street. PHILADELPHIA.
And by my Agents, Gnter, Duva Purcell Duya nu
quernc, Main street Zaehs.on, Bo,d .,
ehmond Chs Cofns Brasr, Thomas Petersburg and p,o
all the Druggists through Union. oe n
~ Premiums awarded a the Fraukin Institute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
&gsIIsz 80 IIzzsglIEzz
NORRIS ROBINSON, Pu.dent

sAsuEL HsSSAY, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent Company /, prrVarcd To
receive applications fo Life Insurance periods
named for fa;
exceeding Sooou single life. The
of the intermediate noted the
well n all other information interesting desiring effect
Insurance, will on application The adyan
aEes offered by this Company believed equal
Britain. H. n GNyATuNHy
Physician the soeey-the Family Physician OF the party
whose ie 10 o b. Insured oe qI-,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
gNRESH SPRING GOODS

gNktSII SPKING GOODS
L BOOTS. SHOPS HATS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS &C.
az No - IVES; Man Sueet-whoeS,e and Retail JUDAH
MYERS receiving by Spnr stock OF
Goods computing general assortment Of Boots, Shoe Hats
IruHk Garrett Bags a q which have been purchased
The mo ia ltc and be sold whnesll Eeta Al
avery sua. aiysuec for cash nctual he
S from county merchants b-! eeacia y,
OF his goods feeling well Convinced they. gas quail
" aud price VII avouably other lus.
IN this market IN Virginia. il DAN MYERS.
Wholesale ami Retail dealer O Shoes, Has,
No g. Wei Main Strr.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
ROBERT MOTT

House sign Painter mud Giazicr
Nsrf door tAs EreAsrKs Bask, Riohzssd, prrgi-is
A. received further supply Of Paints Oils Copel and other
II varnshcs with Painters brushes and Biendcrs An
aud American Window Glass from
Sora6 inches all Of which he desrou'
mo- rvs
N. IA large supply Of Sosp Stone Paint for low,
psro int for Tin or hing. Roof N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
ALEXANDER'S TRlC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

FENHlS new and popular Liquid HAIR III l.,
II introduction, uueHamplci but merit
ed success and the the public that m
further Improvement lately msde that stands
unparalleled Hair either Black Brown nstana
ncou.y clothes and instead
injung mpas beauty and elasticity OF youth
Its excellence Will be apparent every one upon single
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
EoR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS
no TnELADIEs IN pARTICULAR.-Mv

ITO TlELADIES IN PARTICULAR.-lIv
n bEIiLATOEY POWDER teen found highly beneficial
and Of great u'e p BAD afflicted viii superf,,
haf principally when i growth has uq
sod si Of c ace tura ts whole features
When used vii" pro care, and according directions will
BE- found TO c great addition srp
nsifum entirely the hair . removed in 1--WE or ten
minutes Cfer is appl cation
TINS compgon iuialbc and warranted remove sunsrious
a Ater numerous trials have certificates Of sueee.
which b. contested.
For sale, wholesale and retail. al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
J.H. EUSTACE l. son

, tSff1 ftLls1 solicit the merchants oil
Virginia trading passing through Richmond
Of Drugs Medicines. Paints and Dye stuff They
offer such Inducements they think will make
eonhne their dealings their this place.
Ginseng and Parsed takcn cIehang, for goods
h.nlun. nnnrLr nricn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12


80 south Third street, below Csc-nut
And by my Agents l. GInter Duya Z Purcell. p Z Duva
bnquesnc Main street. Zlchrisson o. Megneer Broad
street Richmond Chs CoHng Bragg, Thomas Co. Teiersburg
srd moot al the Druggists through the Cnon. sc %
~ Premiums awarded az the Frankliu Inst tutc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
Reach,s Medicines.

Accompanying tts above Work the Remedies Tor the VI
drease decent cd ihafcn and which presc bed the
IMn.a |. ! b. lIn n-m. IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
MO MORE WHITE. GRAY RED HAIR.

~ % MORE WHITE, GRAY OR RED HAIR.
remedy which enhances considerably tie beauty and
the o. the cnunicnanec rum that which much d
II pleasing have eaicien these defects To
effect this change of hair wished
failing property ~ LIS HAJ Els NEGLTABiE LIQUID HAIR
DYE which the with juster lar beyond
thing ct the kbd know this other rnuny It.
powerful though vefy THIS chemical
wonder rRlbs prr'sns dr soufy r
inir without the least Inconvenience Fos changing red gay
L7r WHISPERS. eyebrow &c brown, buck ohesnut
Th slightest evil consequences be feared from
Is altogether harmless TIM Composition Is the only sanctioned
by The science Of Chemistry To dye niebl- IA"
Erauatoas 1 without inconvenience,
has Justified the liberal patronage and unlimited eOndd
public black required sk iof box marked ~ u brown
boz marked 49,
tot sale ~hossaIc and retail, by JULES HAUEL
PeTfumeT snd Chemist,
No. 80 : Third stfcct, below Chestnut Phl.
hnd ~ my hEros Gihter Duvai Purcell, 4 Duya. L
Dgquene, Main street NJ Ilchss'n DonB MeCuccn Broad
street. Richmond chs Corning, Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg
and InOsi all The Druggists through the Union.
J- Bewarr Of COunisris AK Tor JULES HAUELS VI
GEfABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE Il you article.
pI- 4 premium awarded a. the Franklin institute. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12

fsLrgs ~ CRY, VIZ.
Bet, nsHe e. that ts - day January 1915 befe me
The slt,ercr Jlsee Of ~ a. -se m snJ Tor ~,
city ainesd personally aplesIei Benedict n Green md ma
DATA on he 10Y EvluFey Of Almighty God that - faer. an,
aet' se forth tr above cr!eae are us. apJt ~
s.alel -Nn-m lN.-Ir q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.
u. j NVNoU-N ~.
Tor Preserving and Rcautifyiug the TEETH


NASH FOR RAGS.-Tbe Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ Intending extend their OF Paper pay
price eooured
Country Merchants forward parcels The
Der, who will Tempa as he may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS.
Superintendent rankin Mao Comply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-24
NEWS AND ITEMS
C~ Yesterday was VAN anil pleasant.

CT Yesterday Was warm and pleasant.
tG- We learn t5a, committee Of our
citizens vii proceed 10 Ballnsrs aa Tass3af
aext=fo gtzy=,esF= t54# s#s. ##4s.=s -
Raj Road C5aB.aH We s5a.easlr as5a
f4zi- #f.-z45 azszz
g HsTta=si y Gae5a
A0f1s3-1 aa.9
~ YarE=ss4s--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-24
GEN TAY.uR.I LIZ c4.LE-

The Ncw Orleans Nationally learns 0rG.t.
Wilson that Gen Taylor il apparently per
feetly eonteated at h,s oid e7up. h- rrem- 10
be Ia passaole coed hamof, ana never sltales
70 The demonstrations made "a favor Of MIN
fof Presilcnt, MS tent, however, il full oil "a.
Fefs, IA which his hane eoaspicaously az
peaEs ~ that connection lie has ao.hlag .
bout has headquarters % distinguish Fl 359m
any otleI e~ucainqmeat, IT eh-rr j, excepted 6
fseoe Ct BROW .3w CLOTH ih4t as .sea IA /
lh8eatoasiy axaauP - aa= aaHt5t4 ~ De-
81 his teai, wde.ltsr this tnpl ..aft Q.4Le
IS iiSln6 - the shat Be. or hs baF# tom -
saeted Hiof als oaA H.ea4e!
Passet4 plsta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-24
Is n &c GEAL.
WHEELING MARKET

E.a AaAahtAaHfi "a AHhNhr-Ir
Cess =Enu89 tal5= ssf-s m4le ae4
tae s-e#ae# -H5ees #4,z#f
#e s=Hz .a#eH aaHtlHA ~ e4.73 60 3.aa.
N aat1-asa sl.eaf= So.
Re- tLa-a=ta4 - Oh 10 $50
OtHs-ta demand froa#23 to >
#BAeoH-Sltes To u hams = Saoai.
3ers u to ga. Sales.
LA8D-Ffom : to 10.
hfd BFa.R-Saies al Sc, do R8lt8l.-
DRIeo APPtEs-Fron - 10 sue.
De fEaeHEs-Sl %, ready sole
Destruction - to 25c.
CaEssE-Wes Reserve 81 10 g..
FrArHEss-Eiase advanced s,,ghlIy=aies
a. % 10 2sc.
FLtx sEzD-From Soto 81. BAL.
Sg4Aa-frota = to - eaalee 81.
CoFfss- trom > o. g.. ssles Iar4.
M9L.ss s-S. O. 30
teaFas-a hgsrlea l5e.
bHE-a H=IlHa+ =ah- aA.aa
Hth#e -S4e If ODE
i2stez8 Common s.1 ,af5, from & 10 =
Mar lat. s a5s5 lHn 81 -.
@tsaa~ 0a. ~ 4.8H So q -
H9-.3 e#Ha.
It>u-4-c.
CAz4l1-A aa.EIa.a a4atfFla.a
S3tP-Sit sat BE-
oaf 1esail market 4=eeH fFFt.r8. 4.ta
nh hl4st. u Vegetables
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-24

vAyIor's casa,e.@ = r.. ~. =, 70. !. j. i
rree Eia Ige'l# Ja
sali and s+Fst -f-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-24
1CVU

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
From Texas.

We learn from the Austin Democrat that Mr. Cotton
arrived San Antonio the 3st July, with dispatches
from Gen. Taylor for Col Hays Ii is stated that Gen.
Taylor directs Col Hays take up the line of march for
Mier, report Brig. Gen Hopping, and remain al that
point until he receives further orders.
Mr. Cotton left Monterey the 9th Of July; he rep
resants water as scarce on the Laredo road.
Small robbing parties inest the country between the
Rio Grande and Mexico.
Capt Bay ior has against them; he cap
iured several, and hung them.
Large parties of Indians roaming over the country
between San Antonio and the Rio Gande
The Democrat gives the following account OF the at
tack upon Capt G. X Lewis and Mr.. Cotton, on their
way from Bexar TO Gen. Taylors camp:
aThe Indians attacked Capt. Lewis and Mr. Cotton at
water.hole twelve miles the other side of the Fro.
They were secreted in the chapparal; when the two
Texans came near the spot the Indians fred them,
perhaps couple of times wounding Lewis, and charged
Cotton discharged one barrel of bis shotgun and killed
an Indian; Lewis killed another with his rife; Cotton
shot third one badly while be IN the ACT OF shoot
ing nj him-he thinks he wounded him mortality lie
then drew his holsters advanced and would have nred
again. but Lewis advised him not 10 do 80, unless he
could make of his man, telling bin at the same time
that he was wounded The Indians were Lipans Twelve
or fifteen in number They rereated precipliaely, set
ling up most nournful howl, hen they their com
sades aIl The Indian who fired al Lewis was SO near
him that The wadding his cloths re HIS wound
was in the hip. Cotton had assist him m mounting
and dIsmouniing from his horse about every ten miles
from there to Laredo when he left him, proceeding ior
ward through country swarning with thieves and rob-
bers lie hardly rested moment I'LL he reached zen
Tayors sdouarers and delivered the express. Lew'
is in Laredo-bis wound is doing WE'LL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

On Tuesday morning last about three O'Clock, some
person or persons broke into the dwelling house oi
Mr.. John Wilkins Of this city, After he or they had
passed three DOORS with intention OF stealing no
doubt such person persons entered the front hall
Of the house, where small dog sleeping, winch
raised an alarm and the person persons out In
such haste that one left his hat setting IN the
dining room and also leaving the two hall and dining
room doors open. The next day the hat was dIscov
cred to belong to a by the name of JOHN L.
BOYLE who, when charged with the offence, said he
could prove himself innocent, if he could have the
privilege of bringing with him Noah Terry, of Edin-
burg who was then, he said in this city, who would
testify, that he, Boyle, had remained with him ell the
night before at the Palmer House. t has since been
ascertained such person stayed at the Palmer
Hcuse.) The time that was set for him to appear
with the person he named passed without either APP
pearing. When writ was issued by Squire Sulli-
van, and placed in the hands of the proper officer and
after considerable search had been made 1t was found
that the said Boyle had made his escape and left his
hat at Squire SuvanS Office, where II had been de-
posted and where he had agreed to attend for an ex
animation. The said John T. Boyle prOfessed TO be a
carpenter by trade, but is called lazy; is rather sen-
der in person, about FIVE feet inches in height has
what may be called dark light hair dark brown eyes,
of rather dark complexion, lantern awed face, has
down suspicious look. and had when last seen
here, brown colored Tweed frock coat, dark cloth
pants, glazed cap, and fine calf Monroe shoes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

Tue News IN NEW YoRK.-The Express says
"The Cambras news to the 4th inst has caused quite
a sensation. Most Of the operators anticipated fall
in breadStuffs but such decline has, yet, taken
place. The reduction is seven shillings flour, ten
shilngs OIL Indian corn and six shillings on meal.
In fact the price of -four and meal is about the same
in Liverpool as it is here The cotton market, to the
surprise Of all has not gone up but stands about the
same; the money market tight The most in
telgent here, do not understand this state of things
They are without their letters, and have to rely on
published accounts. The fall in flour will dePress
prices some, but will not cause corresponding action
at this time. The stock in market is SMALL that II
is all wanted for domestic demand. Still there is
end to shipments at prices heretofore paid, and there
must be fall under any circumstances.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

THE VoTEs OF OUR FELLOW CITIZENS IN MExIco.-
We learn from the Pennsylvania that appropriate
steps have been taken by the proper authorities to
cure to such of our feow-ctizens now in arms in
Mexico, as qualified by law, to vote. If they
should happen to have battle that day with the
enemy, they will scarcely have time to help their
friends at the ballot box. The law authorizes the
commanding officer of the troop company to which
the citizens of this Commonwealth are attached, to
appoint the place of election and to act Judge the
first Lieutenant acting Inspector They are govern
ed in al respects by the election law of the State
The votes counted in the returns of the counties
in which the volunteers respectively resided at the
time Of being called into the service of their country
The return judges of these counties meet on the
second Tuesday Of November next after the election,
to enumerate the votes given in their returns
Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

From ENGLAND.--We have received by the Cam
bria letter from American in London, of July
3d. 1t is very brief, and does not furnish many ex-
tracts for the press The writer had visited the Lake
of Killarny and sojourned hour at the far-famed
cottage of Kate Kearney and took from the hands of
her great-gand-daughter glass of the "rOle crittur
the srnountan dew"-mixed with fresh goats milk.
He says he had spot either in Europe or
America so romantic as this neglected part of the
Emerald Isle He describes the attachment of Ire
land to country of the deepest character. He
had never heard an unkind remark made relative TO
the President the war with Mexico. Indeed, pub
lie sympathy is decidedly with Us.
In the recent elections for Parliament the "Proec-
tionists'' have been almost utterly annihilated--at
least as far as the elections have Off The towns
and boroughs in England have all voted, but the cOun-
lies were choose their members during that week.
Out of $50 members heard from, the free-trdde party
has secured 19S the Protectonists Co. and the Peel
ties 81. Sir Robert has had glorious triumph.
He says the spirit of England is almost as progress
i've in its character as that of the United States The
voice of reasonable voice of the multudels ruling
The grain crops everywhere promise to be abundant,
and the potato is yet free from the infection which
blighted it last year.-UHion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

Stick TO Ir.-Gen. Taylor is certainly a wing, a
wing all over-say the wing papers Ask these pa
pers if he is in favor of Bank, and they don't knoo
Ask them if he is in favor of Distribution and
they don't k1oW. Ask them if he is in favor of the
tariff of 1912. and they don't kHou. Ask them if he
goes the whig doctrine Of building wharyes around
I" internal" frog ponds, and they don't knoc. Ask
them if be is opposed the war; and they don't knoC.
Ask them if he is opposed to the annexation of more
territory and they don't kno1. Ask them if he is in
favor of the Wilmot proviso, and they don't kno'r.
But they will swear on the comic almanac that he is
whig-an out-and-out whig-fffy times day, If
asked TO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
KELSEY'S ALTERNATING BEEHIVE.
tircIy New Principles ian the Man.
sagpUapnt of EgppS.

,.,, Simple, UsJai, ChegP and Durable.
engaged Bees before The public
are constructed natural principles, and combine the following
cessa swam honey can at all times he taken away
when be spared by the be added the
nance late ones yng swams can be taken away AT the proper
periods and put into other hives where they without the
trouble Of s"armng OF hvpg he the man dis
tred The entirely protected from robbery BY
ing bees from and es; they handled perfect
The eos or s1so 81 he Re- llo,b r Nine; Inn, bh m ma
re around these Lives and therefore the Bees entirely protected
from the Of that destructive while the alternating
cipe such that the Bees industrious the wso
through by always having per work Old comb
cannot accumulate viii the Bees n out" die of" in these
Of the inventor and all the and their
viii remain as good as young swarms
Ample directions accompany each Hive giving full instructions for
the management of Bees which simple that person. with
'1 amy e a%a attention. nn0' All 10 De successful IN Their
They sold very cheap farmers other persons who keep
bees wish into that profitable culture viii find these Hives
all that be desired and invited call the American n
North Bergen Nj; Bedes Temperance House Syracuse
A. YOung Geneva. " w sage's Waterloo " Y; R. Purdys
ton Texas Where they may he found and eR%ined "
Applications for exclusive rights mike and them
of the Union, apply to WILLIAM KELSEY, Paenlee,
Syracuse TO Albert Kelsey son and Agent Palmer House.
BEE HIVES Albert Kelsey, who stopping the House.
commend the public of the best models of bee hive that
complete protection miller and aang-
ed admit Of free circulation OF air through an The
honey any Time from the disturbing
the bees be added for The
time This h,Se erae . y oaRsr " @ ne S R s a1 s
apan enough detail bat which readily appreciate
We refer the advertisement in another cOumn-Cmcm
Daily Times.
kELsES's HvE-Mr Ike Of
paeniee, has this city, purpose
introducing the valuable invention apaans Judge Snex, Tho
Collins ESQ., and several other gentlemen Ofhs and vcn
hive all represented he by the paienee We
shown hive in which has been work about two weeks
and they have already nearly filed box with honey Il
ranged afford complete protection the miller
and admit circulation through The
be removed from the hive without disturbing
cessa while the healthy living all the
time. II Mr. Kelsey intention visit indianapolis
his
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

PLAIN TALK. Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, of Boone
county, Indiana notices her abscondlng husband IN
the following plain terms:
LEFT my bed and board last fall, thereby rendering
my expenses lighter, my legal husband John Peters,
without cause or provocation. All the old maids,
young girls, widows of all ages and conditions. are
hereby forewarned against harboring or trusting him
on my account as am determined not to be account
able for his debts especially for his conduct,
because he is oater, drunkard, gambler, thief,
a liar and a whig."