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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

Il PURSUANCE % order Of the Surrogate Of County Of
lNee fcrs loe Lsre3y yel al persons having claims AZ
ARCHIBALD MORRISON .s Of he Cy d New Yors t-cetsed
he VIII The FoClers hereof subscriber a,
r-s-nce, 10 A. hglgtonstfeet, "a, Cy q York on or
Fourte-utl t.y Of Jlle. a..
ls~fr- DANIEL MORRISON ,4,,.,.....o.
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r. TO CEDAR Grove. TO crnI,

-tetH Ifofr ofeA ID uak--
s.1.s-s<zarsr~i The sassJn.-Nf WIN vaadyss s...
pe.-ire In Informing hs friends ard the cnzens " ~
York hai he hiss essed fo term " yeers hose bs.zu
grounds Known Cedar GI0ye loceed on he sotee,,
a. 81 staten Issnd near TIE Cd Elm Tree !" sns =.
49,. ,ev@iy engaged durrg ths Sp1ar IN TIE ayins -
De rounds. erection Of hliilgs psinnis-s tocks he
49,. i, -v,inr IN expense ~ several noCssn4 doi,,,
A h.vi- been his defsg1n nation from he COMMENCEMENT !
- rr,netorsh o. Ccdsr Grove he most 81 gh- ~
SarnsG rcsoTi be fund In The scl'Y u Nsv
York . Al -
Fos a. Inisry sni pleasure excursions hals pHs-s 1.
-s for pleasure that are unsurpassed a. ~ e'ide1cs
Who'll he proprietor need only re-r ne ll9Ac b es
,.h..h aprssrri In he Nsa-fcfs sun ~ ne 81 h.y
i ~ sbcve 800 gentlemen who visited Ce1sr Grow. -
a. : rr. of - pressnr publicly an ofinon ~ "a sigAt,
a. simmer resort ard lrh t1ey f0u1i on eNsHi-sr.
- h nrrovsrfents and errsn Cmen- hrn rfcSressl1s
a. s,sss for beauty u scenery. fzrnes i ans~r-r
ere,iou and exercise any Summer resort hey bad
1900. waited The fsvorfe sieser Iiniefea Z, Car. We
Name on and after saturday jgge y, WI rlo q. foovs
49,, rsnai 81 % A NJ and 2 N Pier No v R b.
go, 49, sfi0 A NJ and 2. Z. NJ Roaming vii lssvs
ceisr Grove a. I'm andoP NJ ieS Su'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

r--.- ,-x..szss,s,zr, PIONEER AND fslrlmA
lLki -. --ss>--ss.s@sl EXPRESS LINE EkS
1A.xH-nh- Ella R ILROAD
Ann c.NAI-PHfLADELPHlA TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves daily at A. MThis Is atogelher ne most plea
-, mode of getting 20 the Ohio River, s the danger
and fatigue OF Stage travelling IS avoided Passeugen ~
cIncinnau Louisville, Nashville, So Louis, NewOreans
Sr will always find steamboats, Of the fret cssa Plus
hnrsh 10 carry them dovn the Ohio River Al tie sans @
and frequently sss then q charged IRON Nheetns
For sests sad other infonnsnon, apply a NE once ~
Markets.. Philadelphia WIN CoLDEk W
Philsdelphis May 1913; ,, roPs0"
Trsveler. are particularly cautioned against purchasing
cke. In New-York for this line, there u no person 10
that city authorized 70 transact any business TOT NE rooe
"a E,ynre.s rompany myl5u
F-- -.,ya4Fs-s.s1PATER<ON 81 NEW.lOkk
LIZ ~ >sS<,I-s RIA ILROAD LlNE.-sUMhER AN
hhH-rH---ns-RAN OEMENTS, to commence % tbs
lst OF NAV, l8i8-Leave Paterson al O'Clock A NJ 5
A NJ; M A. NJ and L n.
Lesve New-York al O'Clock, a. NJ. sA Nj ~
2 81 and p M. ON SUNDAYS
Leave Paterson at s O'Clock, A. NJ and p "
Leave New-Yors ate o'clock. A. NJ snd5 P NJ lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

yyTaNTED-Inflrmsion O. JOHN CARR, nave OF
w Ireland born 10 Gorinuee PARISH Clnd@-n1cr 80
IS Of D0nega. Wto landed sf >eFfork Qn ~ ny
80 havr. ~. sti3 Fever 10 Glsratle ii- ~
ca June li from which place be escrf- 10y =
permit N0t1nr haz been heard o. n.-n 49, - Il
frrrrOr ro-reri1s al - L BE- ,flrsfy rec e. ~ o.
rsc-i0g lef,sf 10 ns clgil MARY Ac1hANAJAN' O.
ne e.. ssIi Or. -.-. rea.e COPY jy8a p
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOPAhT<ERsHlP-Th undersigned has his DAY
~ dniuec his James B Brewster and Henry Brsws
Ter a. partners u bis business which VIII Be continued under
tie kra Of JAMES BREWsTER SONS, At SD Broad
way. lmya1 JAMES BREWSTER
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r-- -,,.s.s.z.s1 NEW LINE AT THE REDUCED

r-- -,tss.sss-.s1 NEW LINE AT THE REDUCED
it$$ 81 fare Of 50 gents, between sonsrvtis
ss,z and New,York, via. Bound Book
New Brunswick Railway, Enzabelhtown and Newrs,
over the New-Jersey Railroad On and Mter Aoang hs
2ith July. instant passengers will be earned 70 sDi NON
tween New brunswick and NewY0rk and By nw 10
splendid Coaches between New-B unswck and sonsnlAs
IN cournaous line. someryille and New Yor, fccsS
Leave p sSasf s,ass I a NJ NJ nd :. rn
Leave New-York, "a. NJ. and I. p NJ
Leave Newark, 81 A. N. and p. 81.
Leave Elzabeihtj.n, q A, NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
Leave Rare FARE Fifty If c fHS EACH WAY
Between somerviie and New York
E.zabefhtown
Between Bound Brook ana New;:YOrk.
Newark,
Elxabethown
Runway.
The above line Will start from Rsthbun Vander5nhs
TEL Somervile, calling for passengers at the other 49,
and al their residences, by leaving their al ~ NC
ofRGV; aud from Kines Hotel, Bound Brook An,s
Sseo@n9tso s e, a. passenger 9s ,e coming from
furnished. LJyA lm.I HART MOORE, Propf.---
-. rsss.zrz.z- RAILROAD BETWEBs AL;
Ia Is; BANY AND BUFFALoTAssIu.se
Schenectady Railroad Co. Depts.
den-ane, the principal hotels, the steamboat ris'
and the Boston Railroad Ferry =,
THREE DAILY TRAINS will leave the Depdsb'
All o'clock A. NJ Sundays excepted
2oclock P. NJ Sundays excepted.
7o'clock p. NJ.
Emgrsbt Cars leave at o'clock p NJ SUNDAY esssf::.
Care arrive from Buffalo and the West at A. Mlfh
and r. NJ.
FOR SARATOGA SPRINGS AND THE NOhb
Leave Albany al 8. ". and P. NJ Sundays ersjfs..
Renming-ieeye Saratoga dsily al "a and II. VI,
A N. lexcep, sundsy,) SnIye al Albany a. 10 A Me-
P. NJ.
The trains from the West arrive in time for he ug1
and evening boats for New.York. Aso in time of7fc"
and o'clock trains for the East
In a diafe
and Saratoga Springs, may be had q; the Office 90
Baggage wagons IN the cmT oy OF the Como w.
81 times be In attendance 10 convey baggage 10 sn ~
FACE. -.
FREcHrs-Fregbt Cars leave for Schenectady sns ~
West also for Saratoga Springs, Al O'Clock -
days exeepted) Properly consigned TO this CcmpLy
be forwarded promptly free Of commission snc s0stc
lyz2n H. FOSTER, sec'y Albany s. X > -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

O,OuO 500 Barrels soap Stone Dus;, ground ard bolt
e. f1r Foundry Soap some Slabs and Books, by the
Ton Funnel Block Gnddles. &c &C. just received For
sale BY JAMES, BEBEE l. co.
Tvs SwDGW ~ Futuu-st
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TO LET.
FOR SAIE.

FUN CAtII'
- FOR SALE OR To LET-The frs'-e as ih'ee.
T. s.nry hrck house snd lot - seventh ~ In ss''
- possession given. APPlyto JOHN : Oils,
iy@i Nv .-- -
@. At PRIVATE sALE-Two los on ne SOU. N
= .de "a Thiruefh-sf and LcNmgplsF venue r ~ -
rrrbase money may rers ain Cn e0ld ana Hioiisese'
Il desired For farther psTtcg srs &c appl %,
Nlslw Al BLEECAER, Ancloaesi, nloeD y
~ AT PRIVATE ssLH-Four iois. .irss'ed be- Dc,
- north .fe of One Hundred ard ~ eniy ri. ,S
if GA he conner Of Fnh-sveuae being 81 feet front shi W
Seeo he others being 3 feet front and co deep or si
Their particulars spply 10 y y pL-l-I : 49,.
iyS iw A.S1-o-se . ~
x. AT PRIVATE sALE-Ihe vsgaoie Ply - -
- r1t-1 having frontage " = iret cu me cas- ue
kA trsbshsf lecuai % f Otsl ~ 10y iect IN lensn
on each side beng the SIDE Of me o. 'lien y. s
- rssr of lie Rosverv The ots z = eNpecieo vi $3.50
- Sf II re northeast corner q NslseE - for ieitue
rsrf-nsrs apply 20 the sucuoneer h.oa1-s- survey
- nj fbs rr5aerfy can be seen Al The once 81 80
US w ANTHONY j. sLEECkER Aaci, ] nioso.s s
,-~E.gu FOR SALE simsied n NewJersey.
t(3 49, ',is and half from tie steamboat landing
- Nevv. Brunswick, containing shout ~ seIes ~ "a
sll liable land. with large apple snd peasl i M liET
ho,Se hari sc For f'IheT particulars, INQUIRE 2, NJ
nv CARPENTER. 9'S Washng'oa-s' g-l w"
CoTSTRY SEAT AT PRIVATE sALE.-A
CyS beautiful Gothic Cottage win ABOUT wv p. :.
on he west bank Of the Hudson RIVER, an ns,'ns
s-sg III he extent Of half mile on tie uVer-s l.e.
al sb5p Is miles from the City Of Newt ora,
- 50, syv ri AZ east 50 miles The rver Tue eo..aee
. b,i', ~ brck cemeniei The barn ana stscs "
-, 81 brick ana built IN the strongest manner rs -
sulount may remain ou bond snd inoI,sss, ss,
ueu arr &C aPpy z" : 8rosd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

Ouucue California Medical Plant az re merits deve
loped rapidly supersedlng every medicine simple
Of exciting the heshy acton Of The stomach, and pre-
serving s tone In fever pulmonary comp Ants and al
diseases which be traced % constipation Of the bowels
inquiry The blood, superior efficacy Is commencing
j. % general attention The proprietor With view 10 sub
Jet the the scrutiny. VIII be grattec IL
making known 70 physicisns and nvsiids Who may be
pleased 70 cal a. tie Dep0i, - BROADWAY, some most
remarkable eEec.el and Ia progress u las city.
fy.1 In
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~. ran FoRr UaMrLTON-yy.

= >SlAz-1NCne shllng each wsy.-The sesnhcsi
SUFFOLK, Capt H0nmfc, VII no a. fc..
lows daily, Sundays excepted
LgkvFs NEw-YogX-Caiherln- Nsrset pier y, r g4
NJ foot OF Cortl AMIDST 4. a. sne 10 IN and fPk
RryrRSlsc-Lesve F0ri Hamilton ais AN. IA A NJ "a
81 p NJ landing n Greenwood Dock each way, excep rs
: O'clock NJ and o'clock, 7. NJ. y5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

tchoice styles FOR SUMNER AGATE has Just received
per recent arrivals large addition TO his former STOCK OF
Mems Furnishing Goods suitable for the present and COM
Ing selected with great care expressly trade
Crayats of silk, SATIN csmbnc cotton and oilef desIane
STYLES Hosery-gauZe. merno and cotton vests OF all
sizes Warranted shrink IN washingl SIX, cotton;
Lslethread imperial shirts and drawers linen and
thread half hose and hose all sizes ard quaes toyes OF
hid silk Lslecouon, etc. In great variety. shrs-Grea
attention given he manufacture OF customers shirts
Al warranted with good workmanship nll assortment
ln every style always hand. J. AGATE 81 Broadway
leo i'm corner Park-place. n T.
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DIVIDENDS.

COUNTING-uOUsE DESKS, 9ne' AA' -
n1S J. w. sOUTHA(ks "" DIV
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BOARDING..

DRIyATR BUARDINts-HOUSF ~ LONDON,
4 FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES MRS c
GROOCOCK. g hai,On Garden 10 doors rom hoioorn-
Having spent several days with Nj take pleasure in
Recommending her establishment 70 slch o. our colynea
10 this Metropolis Of Great Britain. VIM 5 BALCH
LONDON, june 30 lSi8. yI2 "
BOARD on BROADwAY.-As suite Of rooms front,
Ding Broadwry win balcony, one Of he most deiglill
locations In the ciy would ened together separate
10 a gerflemsn and wife or single gentleman h0- coG
aI1 'io'f g Ds'.f -,orrs MIL s-F
Persons visiting The city, wanting pleasant rooms vi n.A
them very desirable 81 Bfoa1wsy. " Nv
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, AT KEYPORT,
ID n J-GOOc board can be had a. the Chngarc a House
leave NewYorE, foot Chambers-st morning ana eseEa-
The finest bathing place probably In The vicinity OF New
York, and good fare. liyl5 2w-l GEORGE c. DAVIS.
DOARD-Choicelo cst'o A residence upon s. Johns
ID Park with key that Park can hardly De eXcee1
by city or country especially q ini; season oi ne y
Genteel persons with unexcePlonable reference Apply
at 40 Beach-st gzt wv
BOARDING on THE Nights, near Fuion
DFeTrv Brookiyn-A large, handsome room, mai VIII
accommodate two persons. with end room. The sua
ton i hich and heshy with view Of the city and ada
cent country Apply At Nuo~-sl IA-l "
pOaRD WANTED IN JERSEY CITY-A
Id genisnsn and his wife and cnd wish board IN re-
spectacle private family where there no other boarde
Address " Home Jersey Cry Post once. ly1i lw-
DOARDING-Two or three young gentlemen can be
ID accommodated with board in a geuieel private FAM
81 33i Broome-sL near The Bowey W. ~
A GENTLEMAN and his wife, or iwo.or three single
1igeuttmeu. can Dee accommodated with board ln lf-
family ia Twenty ourihst third house west Of Broad
N . d.
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
j with or without breakfast and es Also Al oihce ~
Park place leS I'M
BROADWAY HOTEL,
CORNER o. BROADWAY AND PAEK PLACE,
Opposite the City Hall Park and fountain,
NETWORK.
Tf1nsienf BlGtd 81 81 per Day
ie2u PFTTIBONE a TUCKER. Propneiors
WATERING PLACE.
sFACONNETT HOUSE, NARRAGANSETT BAY, X
Il. THIS HOUSE VIII be opened FOR the reception -
vsfers and b0ardcIs the 10Th Of June IL II located
the Eastern shore of Narraganseil Bay, M sgh ~
Newport miles from all River and Il rom New bedford
The bathing unsurpasset.gs and hsh abundant
the prce Of board moderate Every attention VIII De paid
u secure the comfort satisfaction of those who may pa
tonze the establishment stage runs alternate days 90
and from New Bedford. Arrangements VII be made Tor
the conveyance passengers 10 ana from Fall River on hs
arrival ofsieameTs from Providence aud morning snl even
ing cars from Boston JOSEPH coz.
LINE COMMON r 1 Nav a 1913 mv]0 eodtAul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

- FOR sAI,E Or To LET-The hrsi-c as ilre.'-
q 49, 49, r1.-ss srs lot IS Sevenh-sf lmnesiaie
- possession given Apply 20 JOHN GlLEs'
LrrI -. Lu- " W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

ITO TRAVEL ~.-Reaiymade Linen Busters OF
Overcoars with a large assortment Of Zephyr Coth,
and Linen Sacks DOrsays, Pandoons, Vests, &C at 81
wis WIN T. JENNINGS Il co
lust RECEIyED-MGseiIes snd Linen Vestings
y he most desirable styles Of the season which VIII be
soId by the piece or pattern At 81 Broadway.
ie2q' WIN T. JENNINGS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

ysTANTRD-A .tlst0l ~ very competent inlaAlr
w go rsa a. cook, AID 10 ASST 2 ile "ssls ga
f---4-r Wand 10 10 mr. country VIII trfa'r l-'-
20 rifv ei-reice Cal a. - siZl-sv. ln ne BOOK
r. n -''- 1-'' iy-5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

iy7 I'm BROWN. 10 Cans-st
ss<yr-l PIArOFORTES.- Persons about pur.
49, chasing Pianos viii and Il 10 their advaf
eeners Of Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos
s,sny on hand which will be sold low for cash approved
payer Dealers supplied on liberal terms
n,vH r GLENN 4 co. 1874 Futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

xGTsNTED-A situation b. young .ady from scolarl,
W v~ho . Wing 70 maze lersef generally lset &c
., ssf 4, dressakrg AID tesc il- fle elements q a.
E1gd education. Address posiPld 20 A 3 C. 55 broai-
e. y-5 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

FOR sAlE.-A beautiful black Horse l5t hands
'l,-ehigh sound kind and gentle iu al respects sold
IA for want Of use at lsl Leyis-st Price 500 iva
an FASHIONABLE HAT--Jus finished. the
4 most splendid article offered, elegant French
SIX Hats al he low price Of s., usually sold for 81
Also an srtcle al q 81 and q 25-nesi Hats al g
iva i'm BROWN 10 Cans-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

fVII TWF IT DUTUHI I :, 1'I Vra0f-sF y. 2
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS. &C
III -Com1rs-nz complete gssorIne-L vel adapted 70
The country trade, be ottailec u TIE suosc5er a. y
Fu.ion-s; NevS-Ycrk CHAS. 5 LITTLE.
ivis3mDkW Successor 20 Osborn 4 Lirls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-27

WANTED agents 70 sci Tie Lives = Iay.or a1d
w FILLMORE. met Published hshly e1lDel-le1- A.so'
B.ifes " Mexico and Has Of re Moliezuu-s "a o-ef
,yDrss Ageuts ere making IlrEe v-a.es A1py To
- W. Z HUTCHINSON. - N4ssal--t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

received therefor the proceeds of the Smith
sonian Bequcst! They paid sa5 900 to
the broker in Washington for negotiating
this sale, and charged a like sum for their
own services. This half million 50 receiy-
Ell they invested in Southern and South
western funds, pockctiEg the differences
OF change: IN addition. Sewer appropria-
ted > II 800 and Williamson SI4 09i. for
expenses and services rendered, and, fo.
considerations not st1ted. loaned SO 500
10 certain individuals i'll New York 50
the gold received for the State Banks was
sadly reduced before it reached the Bank
ard still more reduced after it got there
The Committee found only *15 900 III
specie in the vaults Of the Mother Bank
and It's assets almost vail e'cs>. 90 mucll
for appointing political paf'isans 10 attend
10 financial matters"
Had llE.,gY Clay been President. nei-
thcr the SEWERS nor the Nill.ainsous wo'L
have been allowed 10 .SEithsoni-e the f.
nancial transactions of the Mexican ne
9ofia.ion.-Ncr YORK Iribunc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

SENATOR SEvIEr.-Mr. Polk and his
rambling Cabinet have chosen the RICH,
sort Of a man TO send TO Mexico. in \.
II Sewer. While Woodbury. presided
at the Treasury over the commercial trans
actions Of Hoyt. Swartwout, Price. Butler,
&c. he aided 1.-THE party" by leading the
Smi.hson 5equcsi to set Of shavers who
held the bonds of the State of Arkansas.
The Cincinnati Gazette reports the facts
connected with the management OF the
Real Estate Bank, as unfolded by COM
mitee Of the Arkansas Legislature, and as
it is truly stated in The Sun newspaper OF
this City''a sorry crpositiom Of fraud on.
the part of men high in Office. and hitAer-
to in character. is prcseHtcd.''-
alt appears" adds the Sun. "that Sem
ator A. II. Sewer and Gen. L. Williamson
were the Commissioners appointed to sell
the State Bonds for this Bank.
They sold 100000 to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, Mr.. Woodbury., ut par, and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
Wednesday, April f2.l,. ls1s.
For the Richmond Palladium.
Lydia II. Si%OuIIlcy.

There is certainly tribute due. the ez-
css, from those who have experienced in
some degree. the salutary influence which
they are calculated to exert, over that por-
ton ut least, to whom they are addressed
Her letters to Mothers, Us well as those 70
Young Ladies', arc not only excellent iii
maxim, bit brilliant in comparison, and
illustration. We're they a standard OF
morals to Young Ladies, society would
soon Weld something beside such silly
munmery, Is is too much pract!ccd, by
the later class particularly. Refinement
in its true sense, purity Of language Wit,
their corresponding graces and rirtne@.
would appear, in oil their native loyclincss.
The later class also, would receive q rich
reward for The time spent in reading hci
Letters to Wohcrs," and adopting those
rules and REGULATIONS, Gas far as ihcir CIR
cuns,anccs would permit in ruling Their
household with economy, and governing
their offspring with harmony and love.
In poin. Of brlliancy, and beauty of COM
parison, she has perhaps, no rival.
Young women Of the present day are
too apt to think works Of Il more sonibrc
cast, rather stale" and seek 10 feed the
slrcady ovcr-cxcited inauguration, with
Lieh-wrought non-cxistence, which facln-
afcs for the moment, but leaves void,
which it is not in its nature to fill. Ger
tdinly all whose tastes arc not rHi0tcd by
the tide Of fiction which seems to rule the
mind Cat lcast) Of the fashionable world,
would pronounce such n passage as the
following inferior TO none.
1.-The sexes are manifestly intended for
different spheres, and constructed in con-
forn.ity to their respective destinations, by
Him who bids the oak brave the fury OF
the tempest, and the Alpine flower, lean
its check, on the bosom ofcternal SHOWS y
+.
..I'ut disparity. need not imply, inferi-
ority; and she Of the weak hand, and the
strong heart, is deeply accountable for
what she has received as clearly within
the "(:rcat-Task- Masters eye" as though
the high places of the earth, with all their
pomp and glory, awaited her ambition, or
sircwcd their trophies at her feet
CONSTANZA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
1T AWAY 5 CURES.

lNMIri's Tonic SYRur, OR VEGrTABIE FERRIFuGE,
~ FOR THE SPEEDY AND RADICAL CURE FEVER
AND AGCE OR CHII.Is AND FEVER The Proprie-
tor, in offering this remedy to the public, does so
with full confidence, that its results will sustain
him in pronouncing it one of the most valuable
remedies ever offered to the public. as u speedy
and etiec tual cure for Ague and Fever ChIlls
and Fever.
Its composition is very simple, being entirely
of Vegetables, and it does not contain any thing
which would render its IN the least unsafe as
popular medicine.
Combining with its powerful and general Tonic
properties, Il Catlar:c and Sucoritic action it can
be used with perfect safety without any prepara-
ton of the patient in the CONNIE ucenent of the
attack. II corrects and prevents the febrile excl
tement which usually attends and SO often de-
fcats in its early use, Quinine and the other
remedies in the treatlnen ut of Ague and Fever or
Chiils and Fever. In the proper dose 1t acts as a
mild Laxative, and encourages natural and
healthy action Of the bowels, whilst at the same
time its gives tone to the stomach and promotes
general health action of the digestive organ,
and thus in niorbiGly weakened habits, restores
the system to health and vgor- In & tive and
Bilious habits it sometimes acts Emetic and
tathartic, particularly when given i'll large
Goses.) and thus cleanses at the same time, both
Stomach and Bowels, and promotes u profuse
perspiration.
In Fever, generally. it will be found a most
valuable Tonic. for, whilst it gives tone to the
system, its Daphoretic and Laxative properties
guard the patient from the re- production of Fe-
& SMITH. Louisville, Ky.
OvAgents and Country dealers supplied by
+. MERRYWEATHER. General Agent for
Ohio and Northen Indiana, Third st. opposite the
Post Office. Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale in Richmond, by DR.. ]. Ilowell's and
Irwin Reed, Liberty, Wilson 4 Anderson.
Richmond Sept. I, 1917.
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MAyANMNA MOTEN
Richmond, Indiana.

IEHIIE subscriber wishes to call the attentio
II of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand,
(THE NATION
that he has put the House, as well as the whole
establ ishme int, in first rate order for the
mod alton fihe travelling public, with the deter
mination that he will not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may fav or him with a call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests.-In short, he is determined TO keep a
good and orderly house. and make every per
son that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low any house of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old fren ds and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceived, and, in his humble way, shall be returned
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. 8, 1S47. 43-'45tf
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Igcacy Of fhe New York Cantoa Tca
ComJnUy TIE OI4eet Tc~ I.4tetGyioh-
meHi IN America! Principai EstabHsh-
ncnt IN Nc,c York.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been
popularity known for many years. This is the
largest and oldest Tea Establishment in A,rieri-
The public have had fall proof of their in
tegrity and responsibility.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation
to the Tea Trade, doubtless superior TO any other
Tea Concern III America. Their scrupuious re-
gard 10 all principles that tend TO elevate the
character Of large house, is we'll understood,
and has already secured them connection, larg-
than all other Tea Establishments united, and
they consequently are determined to sell Teas
puref, more frag10nf, ana pertect for the pTices
in the aggregate, than any house in the world
ChIua excepted.
They most zeaously invite the attention Of
the inhabitants of the above place to their Agen
cy, where the following assortnents are always
on hand; and they feel no hesitation in stating,
that wherever single trial is made, very deci-
ded preference is given to the celebrated Teas
Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY.
~ Reader, make the experiment.
RetaH Prices as loltotrs. subject in all cases to
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