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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, June 10 p. NJ.

SE.< \ Il.
The Senate was called to order at noon.
and proceeded to the consideration of the
morning business.
Mr.. W cbsfer presented memoria from
the Chicago Convention. relative to the i'm
provement Of rivers and harbors, which
was referred to a select committee.
The bill amending the naturalization
laws. so that temporary absence would
not affect the rights of those who had de-
clared their intentions. was passed.
The resolution restoring the Southern
mail to the Richmond Railroad Company.
was debated.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Burt. in the absence of Mr.. Win
throp. who is confined TO his bed by sick
ness. was elected Speaker.
Mr.. Wentworth presented memorial
from the Chicago River and Harbor Con-
vention; the consideration of which was
postponed until Wednesday,
Mr.. Andrew Stewart moved to suspend
the rules for the purpose of offering a res
olution instructing the committee on Ways
and Means to report bill increasing the
duties Of Injuries. and on all foreign man
ufactures that compete with American la
Dor.
The motion to suspend the rules was
decided in the negative, two-thirds not
voting for it.
MIR Natteman's bill for establishing a
Foreign Exchange. was taken up and
passed.
The House meets hereafter at 10 o'clock
\. ". instead Of II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28
WASHINGTON. June go.
SENATE.

Mr.. Fetch presented the credentials of
Mr.. Fitzgerald. appointed to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the resignation of Mr.
Cass. He was then sworn in and took
his seat.
Mr.. Dix offered an amendment to the
House bill for establishing foreign Ex-
change. substituting the Senate bill. which
he considered more perfect than that a.
dopted by the House
The amendment was adopted, and the
bill, as amended. was ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time.
On motion. the morning business was
laid aside and the Indian appropriation
bill was taken up.
Mr.. Bel, advocated the amendment Of
fered allowing the Cherokees TO remain in
North Carolina. which he considered NO
only be Justice to the Tribe.
Before action was had the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Burt continued in the Chair.
The Speaker announced tina; commit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28

elf we have disturbances in our own honse-
hold, SO have the wings If have the feuds
Of the barnburners and hunkers TO perp'ex ms,
the wings have the dissatisfied friends of Mr..
Clay. Ohio is the volcano of the wings.
and New York Of the democrats We may lose
the last. and they will lose the frst.''-Union.
The above consoling thoughts of the editor of
Folks organ, reminds US of the words of self
consolation and graduation, which is said TO have
gu<,.d from the lips Of venerable widow lady
whose corn crop was very much blghted: swell,
thank God,'' said she, ''my neighbour corn is
les, in as bad FIX as mine.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28
August E;ecsiOn--Frcc Schools.

We invite the attention Of our readers to the
Address on the subject of Free Schools, in
other column-peruse and ponder it we'll. The
question Of Free Schools or N Free Schools
is to be decided BY the people Of Indiana next
August; and this is the question upon which
Wings, Democrats, Barnburners, Libe men-
all parties and sects-can unite hope they
will not forget the subject Of Free Schools while
discussing the me rits and dement's Of their favo
rite candidates. We will not forget it, and will
refer to it again, when We have time and
space. INDIANA MUST HAVE FREE.
SCHOOLS if she would prosper as a State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28

The Elderly editor Of the JET 10 visit
ing with anxiety until Mr.. Holloway re-
turns, so that he can take extracts rom
the Palladium. IF he should wear inc
papers out carrying them in his Pocke''
we will supply him with oar 6Ics. We
trust he will have patience.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28
o. RATIFICATION MEETING

\ small, but very spirited meeting, and
replete with good humor, come on and off
at CentrevilIe on last Wednesday after
noon. Owing to the "noisc and coniu-
sion,'' created probably by the bowling
Of the remnant Of the locofoco "biood
hounds" hereabouts because of the NOM
ination OF Mr.. Van Buren,, or from some
other cause, we have not received the
proceedings. We will publish them next
week. Old Wayne will DO her duty and
give Taylor and Fillmore majority of
6OO:-stick pin there
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28

One of the locofoco papers in Ohio.
offers a reward of fifty dollars TO the Wing
editor who can tell the biggest lie about
Gen. Cass.
If we were to assert-which conscience
forbid-,i,at the Michigan General has
always been an honesi and consistent
politician, we could maintain an action
for the reward, and recover it. in any court
of Justice this side of Texas.-Dayton
Journal
Gen Cass. when his nomination was an
nounced TO him exclaimed. Il am too
full for u;terance-Phii Ledger.
That's jus; what the fat man said with
an expressive siroking OF his stomach
when he was called on for speech jus,
after dinncr-Lon Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28

As yoa ike i,.''-We like the good opinion of
our neighbors. and would willingly co much TO
retain their esteem; but there some whose
good opinion is regarded by bitter rrFroof
and condemnation. We aiude particularly 10
the editor Of the Indiana State Sentinel-pyaise
frof, such would hurt our feeings.--
When it oensures any for base acts or di.-
honesty. sat IT down fixed fact tha, pu-
riy and honesty Is assaulted. Read the following
from the Sentinel, aud published and endorsed
By the last JetIcrSoniln:
The Richmond Palladium, wing pa
per of the thorough going tory stamp.
comes out in solid column In favor of
TAYLOR. II thinks the b{ood ieHad Gen.
whom two weeks ago it hooted al with
feelings Of contempt and scorn.-,he ultra
McDutfie and alAoun- man. who believes
that Slavery is the very corner stone OF the
Republic. is Just the man which the peace
ioriHg and Siarery hafctnE Quakers Of
w yne county would prefer above all
others.
No matter though, TAYLOR swore iha,
our volunteers were COW ARDS. and of
course the OuakerS vino are Tories and
all other Tories will hurrah for him.--no
matter If he had cut the ihroats of their
MOTilERS.-Iadiana STATE Sentinel
The Friends need not feel ANXIOUS about the
cool or evil opinion of these wholesale siande r
ers. The Sentinel and Jeifersouian editors arc
mad because the wings intend TO vote for Gen.
TaN Tor. anu they ind.>creet enough to say
any thing now; but be fore this canvass is over
we predict that they will h.Spat,rr the Society
: of Friends with praise, The Quakers will do
that which they believe 10 he right. whether the y
vote for Gen. Taylor against him. rega rides,
of either the cenSure praise of such poiiicu
solutions as the editors of the Sentinel and Jef.,r
sonian.
'The Democratic party at this time occupy i
high and proud position before the country -
Jet'ersoniau.
And we are told by good authority that self
! exaliation shall be hrongh, low; ami that pride
must have fau. Gen. V.,ior will successfully
accomplish hot6fhe will abolish your corrupt
self-eAaIted party, aud hring down your lefty
p rde--we!, he willard he Will administer the
government according TO the good oil Washing
ton :, steui--lc, Congress 30 the iegisl,iing-he
the rrtsidcn, Of the United States aud not the
mere tool and President OF party. The hon
est old soldier has declared that such shall be las
course, if elected; ami, he further declares thai
he is a "W HIG, an. that is "a suffice ut guaranty
+ tia, he wili perform his outy faithfully 10 the
( constitution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28
"NOISE AND SfON-

JIhe Barnen-ners, at their Utica Conven-
ton en- the I'D, nominated MARTIN VAN
BUREN,, Of New York, for President, and H.
DODGE, Of W,.consin, fer Vice President
Keep your readers posted up Mr. Jefiersonian.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28
Fourth Of July.

n2nrra. >rAcL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-29
q Gric-7Et.srC,

The vI'icct 81 aarjclIIfnro, in on res
poet 10 saw The least. is like that Of the
christian re]irion: while the most pow
arn.I mind, caa b,t CanbIv portrav its
benefits to thn human family. those Of
more feeble intellect may >praI; Of lis
importance and be partal;cry its bless
iDIs, The influences Of RELIGION is felt
pnon The world; its benefits are realized
"a q aoag,rc hy those who are not spirit
ual pYr,al,rs IF t'..,ia or onraGed in
Il, aI.as,amo.f. 50 with The fruits Of
fine earth. TINY oiyp STRENGTH and VirNr
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AzssGgscngs EssEsRS.

A writer thus discourses, very sens!-
biv. and to the point: Look at the thea
trns--the people come rushing in the
middle Of a piece; and before the curtain
begins to fell, or the tag to be spoken, or
the moral explained, up start a hundred
people in tremendous hurry to get ont,
as if their very lives depended on being
somewhere else within two minutes and
half. How many fine etfcctsln a play
how many cty d'ar0res IN concert
have we seen utterly destroyed by this
ill-mannercd and indecent haste. Cross
a ferry. and long before the boat arrives,
two-lhlrds Of the passengers are crowded
At the head of the boat, ready to jump
ashore, risking life and limb to save ten
seconds Of tlme--a child is knocked over
Ioard-a bows feet are mashed, young
man in Youths first bloom crippled for
life. What matter That man now
walking lcisurcIy up the street, got
ashore nearly half a minute earlier than
he would have done, had he not run the
same risk, aud caused perhaps the acci-
dent. Get into an omnibus, and with
one foot on the step and tine other INSIDE
the driver pulls the door to- whips up ms horses,
and won are pitched head first INTO Il s,ou, old
reulIanans diaphrag,n, or settled down into
continental lady Ian. Now what IN the name
of wonder is the cause o! AL thiS--Ip we gam
anyuinnl No, Do we emp" anything III TINS
rvnr,us,inr rusa2 No 30 we I've longer or
do more hlppilyt NJ.
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Nesy and EEacaEs
FOREiG.N .4.ND DOMESTIC
EDEsE' esDES,g ;@H'D RE.

Ne. -HNTEd street, nearly opposite The Far
mars Bank. Uumiugton, Delmrarc
The subscriber having opened new Store,
in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John
Boyd, and having just fitted it mp in handsome
manner; he now invites his friends, the citizens
fCocil county, to call and examine the Goods,
before making their purchases. The stock Iiav-
ing been selected and bought at low prices,
they will be sold accordingly, at such rates US
cannot fail TO please.
The assortment comprises in part Of British
French and American Cloths and CasSimcrcs,
Sattiuctts, from 81 l-2 tJs7 - cts, yust;ngs,
fonncls aud tckings, Kentucky jeans, checks,
domestic ginghamS, blankets, Hamilton and 9th
or cotton lannels, crash, tow linens, Rlssia
and cotton diapers. table oil cloths, Irish linens,
Tycen bases, twilld fianncis, Gotten laps and
Wa!dnE, with large variety Of blcachcd and
Blown muslins and shcctings, which will be
sold at 4 small advance on bale or package pri-
Ccs.
To the assortment If Ladies' Dress and other
Goods, particular attention is requested, it IHv-
ing been laid in with much crc. 1t consist, IN
part as i0llaws splendid variety of cashmcrcs
and de lancs, plain and striped alpacas, Lama
plads, new style, beautiful and cheap gu@ha1nS,
mourning do. linen cambrick hun'hs., French
mcrinocs, English do. Ihibcr cloths, bomba2ncs
paromctas, new s'ylc edgnrs, French worked
collars, ginps and irjngc3 rc,y chcap with a
very large and handsome variety Of Prints, Of
the newest dcaigns and patterns.
&HlULS, &ii4ULS, &MlELS; Silk and
cotton handkcrcheGs and auspcnders, patent
thread, spool cotlons, needles, tapes pms, but
tons, silk and cotton hosiery Sc, &c.
M a,Sorimcm # Payer Uaagings, to which
lllcntion is requested, as the VARIOUS styles of
Paper viii be furnished at Philadelphia prices.
a share Of patronage is respectfully solicited,
Is purchasers Of DRY Gouns AND TRiMMINGs,
may expect TO find good aesorlments, and bar
gains III prices.
JOHN $. KEENABD,
No. II, Market Street above Thild.
September 25th, 1917.
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.BatSCG.

ARANlINTA FOARD, respectfully invites
the attention Of the Public 10 her handsome aud
well selected assortment OF FALL and WIN
TER Millinery just raceYca from Philadelphia
ShTide black silks and veIvits Tor visctcs and
w dresses just received ten pieces OF all
widths qualities and prices.
Nov, & rs. NV. PALMER, Agent.
a yranberries and Zanlc Currants, for sale by
u Dec. is BLOWS d MtlNrIRE.
q Shrstmas Goods, A great variety Of fancy and
aIstapIc articles, suitable for the season, Just
received and for sale by
Dec. Is BRowN& MCINTYRE.
!. uvenie Books. A lot OF books suitable for
OF Christmas and Newycars presents for sale 'y
Dee l8 HRowN MclNTiRE.
ETamiiy Bibles for sale by
4 Dec. is DRowN & MClN1iRE.
b aides and Gents GovCs--A large assert
z &mcnt Of all kinds oIgloves constantly On
hand at 81. Market street
Nov. 6 ~. n. w. PAsMER, Agent
Z : nIbrellas.-Just received ten dozen large
. J and small cotton umbrellas direct from Tie
manufacturer, and selling at unusual low PEI, Q
Nov, s Al. y. ". PALAER, Agent.
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&ssgGHeEsHias EDS
SHRSHP.HRFLL.H.

For lie permanent Gre ofoH Diseases arising
from an impure condition Of the Blood
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
The individual who is unfortunately the vic
tim of hereditary discase-covcrcd perhaps.
with scrotulous ulcers of the most loathsome
characier-atllIc,cd with giandullr swellings,
contracted iimhs-the severe and painful effects
Of chronic rheumatism white swclIngs. dis
casrd bones, cutanCpus affections, or any of tho
complaints arising from unhealthy blood, should
at cnrg resort 10 the great rcstor2r Of hcailh--
the KING Of medicines -SNEPHERDS SARS-
APAKlil.A Hundreds who have been aillic-
ted for years with a arrangement Of the organs
differentiation and secretion, have been renova-
ted. -curcd restored to life, as it Were, and are
now living evidences in favor Of this wonder
ful and incsimobly valuable preparation Scores
Of ceriiieaci arc at hand. TO prove TO the I'M
belioycing its powerful efficacy
CONSU MPrION CT RED
By the use Of Shepherds SarSopGriNn
The following is from gentleman Of re-
spectacle standing in Baltimore who was eiicc-
tunIIy cured Of that dreadful disease Consump-
ion, by few bottles of Shepherds Sarsuparil-
Ia. BALTIMORE, Hug 18th, iSi1'
This is to certify that l WAS fast sinking un
dca symptoms ofCOn;tnp'i0n qt he Laags, IN
Ill | was recommended to try Shepherds San5
aparila which fortunately did and am undp-
the strongest conviction that it saved my HE
am now rapidly recovering and hope in a
short time 10 be restored to perfect health; nm
der no consideration would | bc without the
medicine DAVID RICKETTS,.
No. 23. I'LL street
BRONCHITIS CURED
flow many are there suffering from Bron-
chtis, or consumption in the throat, and con-
tinujng to suffer from year to year
al ,a,nn.,, Of Li,rl,ogt srb r.rtpP 10
hand, Shepherds Sarsaparilla will afford al
most instantaneous rclirf, aud ultimately per-
mGncnt cure in all eases Of this krnd. The
0lowmg is one OF a thousand cases Of this dis
ease alone, cured by the use ofShephcrl's Gars-
aparila
Baltimore, Aug both, IS47.
hereby certify that was confined to my bed
for several months, with ChfWjc Ersnchitis' and
could get no relief until tried, at the raccom-
incubation Of my physician, SurPHERp's SARsa-
p4RlLLA Three bottles of which have cured me
so completely that | now enjoy as rood health
as at any previous time. was aIso afflicted
with loatnsone and disagrecabIn eruption. GOV
crlng the whole body. and which also yielded 10
the same remedy. MARGARET TAYLOR, |
No. A. William st
Remarkable euro ola SrroCnlous coalition Of
The system. resulting in WHITE SWELLING.
Baltimore. Aug 80, 1917.
! was afflicted for seven years. with diScas.
known as whjts Wrlhag, aud which resulted u- |
iimatolv in necrosis or dead bone, and Of which ,
several pieces were extracted. had the Iyirc I
IF some Of the ablcst physicians Of Our city, hut
all were unable to render me any service, u3ul !
inaly my last physician fortunately RECON-
ncndcd the usJ OF SHEPHERDS SARShPA- /
RILLA. procured three bottles From the !
une tst commenced taking the medicine
,yicu was in March last there vas a pcrcGpta
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MILLINERY
AND DRESS MAXIM

NEAss SARAH q. Price, respectfully an
nounces to The Ladies' of Ellston and vicinity
that she has just returned from the city with a
handsome assortment OF
ElLL s. HLNTER GOODS.
consisting in pnIt Of Silks, S5atns, Nelvcts and
Plush, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and yarc-
tV tolhcr articles such as are usually kept by
Mi!tncrs,-Shc would most respectfully ac-
know ledge the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended H. her, and hopes by strict attention to
merit continuation Of the same.
Nov, & Al
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GEORGE McCJGLOJGN ulh.
Jan. lst ls4s-3m. Of Ccci! county Court.


NIntr 0E iIy1IlII. N,rV r0u0Iy 81.
r-rov ,r, ,i;c,tion n,oda IN mo The subscriber
4 a,,, ,riho I,,Irns ofihc Or.,hnrs' Can't 81
- C.c,I c,'nr,v Nv S,cnhcn nnynrd Of sail
.,,,,,. r,rri.o1ra r5r Lcb,s he j., ,inahIo to nav.
Nv, ~, n'i,ii,n nrovjng ,he he"cG Of ,hc Jns3I,
,,S.., nf,Eis iS,a,r r xc,,rd,ir Of his nro-
ofIi,croditor, and L.i,tnr, n,,L AZ
L,, am, %, ,ro,nt ,,c,rt,n tho so,nr h,.-
"a. a. Wv ~, H., ,@,,i,n nmd tbo cad nnti-
Ivy ,n,siod nv, ,, 1'n hns roGInd
s'o',g. va, os oos, j.; tho S,r of Voryand
,.t w" ,o n,, ,csc,ed by no
ana nv Ien, G,.',or no and avon bond Win
&c, % ,,1,,,ia', 81. L ,,,n,rncc hcf,rr tho
I,.',, i,a>iI .orn,v .o,r, an IN, (rst Tues
r c.'" J.; ,h, ncH A"rN Tcmn. Of SAID Court and
cav IA 'I ",\t HPt!t i~''. % So, o",. "
q. i., ',,'' ',.t, ;,r,..tlr; o,I ,,Ic
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A Card to The Ladies'.

E. NJ. Lccch informs the ladies' That she Ia
lust returned from the CITY win Il handsome
assor,mcnt Of winter millinery, consisting Of
Velve1s, SataIs, Ribbons, ont side and in-side
flowers ladies dress caps and the usual assert
Incnt Of goods kept by milhlrrs
Cloak's Dress making as usual Ladies' wishing
10 cconomze can have their dresses and cioaks
cut and hastcd- Sue would gratefully acknowl-
edge the very liberal patronage heretofore en-
tended to her and solici!s continuation OF the
game. Nov, 10, lS47.
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State eff .Udygland, CceH co,mtr, Set.


n ron application made 10 me The subscriber
d one of the Judges Of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county by Thomas W. Simmons, Of
said county imprisoned for debts lie is unable 10
pay by his petition praying the benefit OF III
msolya.t Laws of this State, schedule Of his
property and al his creditors and debtors on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed 10 his petition, and the said pc
titioucr having satisfied me that he has resided
for two years last past in the Stale OF Maryland
and hc having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act o., 1903 Chapter 10, and given bond wi tn
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Jud yes of Cecil county Court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Term Of said Court, and
at such other time or times as the sald court may
dire ct to answer such ntcrro1alorlCs and ale
gait as may be made against him relative to
his application and having complied with The
acquisitions Of the Act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1875, entitled an act relative
to naolycnt debtors, Chapter EOS, and the sever
al supplements thereto by executing decd OF
all his property real, personal and mixed {" Ed
ward Is. Lewis, appointed by me Trustee 10 the
said Thomas W. Summons, and the said iras-
tee having given bond with approved security
for the performance OF the Trust, and certified
IN writing 30 me that he wGs in possession Of all
the cst te of said petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, do therefore order that the said
Thomas w, Simmons, be discharged from i'm
prisonmcnt and that he give notice to his cred
tors o. his application for the lnsolvcni Laws Of
the State Of Maryland, and that the first Tues
day next artho first Monday in April next, is the
day appointed for his appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county Court, to answer such
intcrroratorics and allegations as may be pro-
pounded to him relative TO his said application
That the said notice be given by advertisement
in some newspaper printed in Cecil county once
"A week for at least three months before said first
Tuesday in til next April Torn Of Cecil county
Court. Given under my hand this 18th day Of
optombcr 1911. ADRIAN CHAN DLER
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. ok,
Jan. LIST lsiS-3m Of Cecil county Court
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RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED
tSSD.EEp'

Paironi2ed by thousands Of individuals throUgho
out the United States and Canadas, giving the
most tlattcring satisfaction TO all who have uses
H. Chemists have wondered at It's mvsterou-
effects and many of them have endcavored to
discover the secret Gifts wonderful combination
Of cniCacOus bams and extracts, which render
it SO speedy and elicacious in the removal of
pimplcs, Botcbes, pustuIes, Teller, transform
ing as if by magic, dark, sallow, yellow ard I'M
healthy SKINS 10 soft, smooth fair, pure, and
healthy compilations. For tie cure OF ChapPcd
Flesh; Rough, Cracked ard Disco'ored skin,
Salt Rheuu,, Ring Worm Erys'peas, Sculvy,
and Sore Head, RAILWAYS CHINESE MED
ICATED SOAP may truly be called an estima-
BILE treasure. EXcrcsconces Of the CntlclC are
spccdily removed and cured--tho cuticulur YES
sells are instantly cleansed Of all impnrltos--tIc
hands, neck aud face present beautiful, clean
sweet and healthy appearance.
For Shaving, gentlemen will find this Soap
great desideratum, it produces rich creamy
llthcr, softcns the beard, and renders the SKIN
smooth and phah!e. For Cleaning Teeth, Rad
ways Soap is superior to paste or powder, II
makes lhc teeth white and beautiful, sweetcns
III breath and protects the gums from scurf
As general Toilet Soap, il is superior to Frenc h
and English Soaps 1t is entirely free from irri-
tating ingredients--it is purely baIsamic and
soothing to the skin
Each cake, TO be genuine, must be signed R.
C. Roadway,
J&RG RAILWAY, . Courtland. St, N. Y.
AGENTS-Dr J. Wallace, II. II. Mitchell,
Elkton; Il. l.. Thomas, North Fast; Black s
Brother, Charlestown; Andrew Kidd, Port De-
post; ]. S. Eycrst, Rowlandsvile; H. S. Sites
Principle.
Shingles, PIasterer's Laths & FiclZets'
100000 LIST quality white pine l8in. Shingles,
900 End do do do
$50 900 flastcriDg Iaths,
Is 600 = #. Pales for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, or any kind
ofcountry produce taken IN exchange, by
Tone < RiNEuARr.
Tor' Deposit, Dee. is ~
NE esicry--A first rate assortment ofsilk, cot
a d ton and woollcn hose--also clildron's no.
aicrv assorted sizt ,
Nov 6 AZ n. W PALMER, Agent
g. a,inetts.-A good assortment OF cheap sai-
,Snetts lust received and selling very fact at }
,D1rLet street
Nov' 6 ~ NV PALMER, Agent