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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

Strange. That many who afflicted with
a COIGH that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consu'np'ion-tl.at disease
which CARRIES oil thousands daily, doing moth
ing, or what is worse than moth ing. gorgiHg the
selves with nostrums, that pulled TO the skies
for cures they are said to have e fIected some
foreign or unknown persons, when they can
be positively cured By usin- DR.. ROGERS
COMPOUNDS RUPOF LIVEItW WORT AND
TAR, which still continues TO effect the most
VOnde tul CaIes ever recorded in the annals Of
medicine. A fact which is proved by refere nee
to the vast number OF certificates from the first
nd most respect table citizens, such as-Dr. w m
J. Richards, Judge " m. Burke, the Wife of the
Rev. G.. w. Maley, DIR. Hiram Cox, late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati.
and others Of that city Certificates not crlv Of
remark able cures of distressing Cough but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the highest standing had given them up to die?
II men of such high standing will roaeb for the
orea, riJfaes Of this medicine, cannot but in
fer that it il at least all that il is represe ned to
be. Read the advertise ineut of DR.. Rogers in
another column.
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EsiCis&S To Read 'E'EsiS.

A GOOD chance TO clear from $500 10 $1,000 a
"A year. JJ'AgeEtS wanted in every town
aud county throughout the L nion to sell Scar 8
New and Popular Periodical Works. universal
~ acknowledged TO be the best and cheapest ev-
er published, they certainly are the most sale
able. ANY active Agent may clear $500 or $1,000
year. = cash capital OF at least S3o SO
VIII lie necessary. Full particulars of the prln
ciples and profits Of the agency will be given on
application, either personally or by letter. The
postage must IN all cases be paid. Please to adj
Cress, ROBERT SEARS, Publ sher,
No. l2S, Nassau street, New York Z.
Newspapers copying the above, Including this
notice) aud giving it eight insertions, shall re-
ceve any one Of the bound volumes, which re-
tail at from -, 30 to s. per volume. Send only
one paper directed above.
Nov %, IS1S. 4a:Sw
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mAI THE WILLOW GARDEN. 81

a large lot of w bite Thorn Seed. by the quart
"A or bushei, W ith the Usage Orange and OF, r
Seeds in any reasonable quantity, such az are
used for fencing. Vegetable and Flour Seeds'
IN any quantity to suit the purchasers The pro-
prietor will also furnish to order any quantity
under fifty thousand Y Dung Thorn Trees Of prop
er sizes for transplanting in hedge rows Also.
Ten Thousand Young Apple and Pear Trees Of
one years growth, with budded and grated fruit
Trees of nearly all varieties of value in the
West, and Of sufficient size to transplant in r
chards Also, Ba.s-m Fur, White Pine and
other Ever Greens, by the dozen or thousand /;
annual, bic nniaI, and perennial Plants of many
sorts; Green House Plants Of every variety. 10
suit the buyer. &c, &c
ITPlease call al the above named place.
f.here favors are Thankfully recyived) ami see,
GARDNER MENDENHALL. Proprietor
Richmond la lst mo. 10Th, 1919. 3-tf
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BUCKS PATENT AIR-TIGHT,

This Stove, with the new Improvements. hay
ing larger oven, and greater facilities for boil
ing MAKE il the best Stove IN the Bied States.
Also, full supply Of the Old Pattern six sizes
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns Air
Tights; Saratoga three sizes; Staniey's, three ST.
zes, and many sizes OF Russia Iron and Pario or
Stoves. Various sizes and patterns SIX. seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware Of every descrp-
ton, Upper Kettles, 1'n-ware, &c Any per-
wishing good
9o0lECGI9 2ro~I@e
he would refer them TO the following persons
havins Buck s Stove in Trustees Of Erie ncs'
boarding School, Sannel Test, Heni. Tuig hum,
Rarnabas Hobbs, john Pool, Levi Jrssup. Also,
to the following persons: Chas. w. Starr, sid
ncy Smith, Elijah Coffin, S. MurJocl., Z. Borton,
s. Lynd-, Irwin Reed, Mr. An!ersuu, X. shute,
]. Whcrry, J. Maths, Mr.. Holloway, l.. Fish
Ter, J. II. Van Camp J. Heap. y. c. blanchard,
DR.. Austin. DR.. How ellis, a. w. Bowers, Charles
Coffin. ]. w alker, w. Show. J. Jones. 3 Davis,
W. Thistlethwaite, J. Saunders. ii. d. Payne,
j. Ogborn, J. Green, J. Elderkin, w. Wright,
". TnIgtum, c. Eati:f.
CAUTiON.-Th no Bucks Stoves, nor
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here but by me
there being Improvement made Buck $
Stove bnt by himself, ID. Buck; aud t!lat is in
this new Pattern Air-TIght now alfred
Richmond, September 8, elS. 4l-tf
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wi,,ar,. BaiSam OF .yild Cherry,

PINE AND WILD CHERRY are trees Of
our own soil, and are generally known TO pos
sess, even in the common way OF preparation,
remark able virtues ia the cure OF diseases OF the
Lungs-how much more then must a highly con-
centrated preparation prove, when SO combined
with other articles as to act in harmony with
each other, andadapted to the various forms and
stages Of the diseases it is eninently caicula-
ted. The BaIsam of Wild Cherry never fails to
give relief. and cures after every other means
have bee tried in vain. This has been proven
in thousands Of instances. where it has effected
radical cures after tie patient has been given ~
by all his friends and physicians.
frec See advertisement.
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We wis!, to say to those who want Information
concerning that Medicine SO much is said about,
and written about also for that matter, tina,
we desire them to look over our columns ana
ma where II is sold and call there instead OF
'r"uh'ing us on the subjective have too much
else TO do of our own business TO continual "
answer Questions as TO the whereabouts of DR..
Na"ghns Agents. Once for all we say to our
country friends do not expect US TO know every
thing-but turn our paper every which way till
your eye catches GREAT AMERICAN RENrpy-
then read through-and at the bottom of the adj
vertisement you will fad the Agents names
Go and get pamphlet and read that and then
IL You are in need OF one of the most wonder
full panaceas Of any age. go buy it; but do not
expect to find il ia sanctum. We wish we
had the secret Of preparing this Lithontriptc
Mixture, that is all we wish about it.
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NOss5's..

IEHIiE Stockholders OF the Richmond and
Newport Turnpike Company, are hereby
notified that an Election will be held for seven
Directors for SAID company, on the LIST Monday
in February, proximo, at Hanptons School
House.
e order Of the Board.
JAMES II. BROWN Sec.
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1919. TN.
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MANSION HOUSE,
RICE4YYlE.R Ind

VENHIS House formerly known as the "Tem
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitiea up in
superior style, with the design of making it on.
of the most comfortable resting places for tho
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
lnforming his old friends and the travelling COM
munity generally that his TABLE snail be, (as
heretofore while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest viauGs the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenien Mt, and is
attended by the very best of Osters, and suppl
Ell with the best Of Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may sojourn with hirn
comfortable and sat EIomc,'' will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken By the day week on the most IA
yorabe terms. X. BROOkINS.
Richmond, Feb. ., 1947. 52-'45. IF.
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REcElPrs-To have Music at Dinner.
Tell your wife she is not as handsome as
the lady across the way.
To save Butter-Male it SO salt that
nobody can eat it.
To tighten your Worldly Troubles
Punish your child when it is naughty, and
caress it again if it cries.
To make Superior Bread.-Make it of
flour in which mice have played
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PipERi PAPER', piPERiu

4 LARGE lot of PRINTING PAPER Of
"A all kin Is; also, CAP, LETTER, DRAW
ING; aud WRAPPING PAPER. Of every tes-
cripiion; also. BOX BOARDS. For sale at the
..Chcap Western Cash Store
The highest mayket price gioen for Rags.
SCOTT s. co.
Richmond, Oct. 4, 1918 4l-tf
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SIX HUNDRED BOTTLES OF
I nsend's SarsaparilI la

lust received and for sale By the wholesale
81 or retail ct DR.. Howeii-s Drug store
n. B. Persons in the neighboring towns, DE-
string agencies for the sale Of The above medi-
clue, are requested TO call ca DR.. Ho~ells, who
10 authorized TO appoint agrUts 10 any p!ace
where the re none uow.
Oct 3Ist. Iess 4o-.f.
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1,.GCsMNATx MARKETS.

F,ouR-A sale yesterday Of 500 Orls
from r r, at 33,72A. We hear Of moth
ing done to-day. Rain has been falling
ali the morning. making it unpleasant for
out door business.
HoGs-We heard Of 81 head sold yes
terday, in lots, av VT 100 TO els lbs, at
So TO 1926; 90 do, div on 200 lbs, at S3
as. 40. Nothing done to-day.
PRovIsIoNs-A further sale yesterday
of 1000 kegs No. Lard at p IT. 333 brs
do, at p n I; 80 do No at &c. Of meat
from the block 100 pcs Shoulders were
sold at 9 IS; 1000 do hams at 4 80; 800
do at SC. OF blk meat 34G pcs Sides at
ic We hear Of no transactions made
to-day The weather is unfavorable, but
there is some enquiry for both Pork and
Lard
WHIsKEY-The change in the weather
caused more Grmness in the market to-
dav. The sales were 81 &24 brls from
store at 143c, and 1874 do from store at
14sc.
GnocERrEs-Sales were reported las,
evening Of % hhds good fair n q Sugar
at 54,2O, 90 days. and 100 brls Molasses
from store at 24c. cash.
/ LrAD-A sale of 100 Pigs from store al
&c. cash.
SrED-.A sale Of 100 bush. Timothy al
3I.G2.
! CooPEaAoE-Sales of 300 Pork brls fin
store ats Il 5, and 100 do I'm wagons at $
/ CANpLEs-A sale Of 200 boxes Star Il;
zoe.
! CorToN-A sale Of CO bales al TO 6 e
Gin. Dis. Jan. 13h.
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SASH. SASH i!

W7E have just received lot Of WinGow
W Sash, manufactured by Lighter & Co.
baush, of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to
oroer all kinds and sizes Of Window Shutters
and Einds, made OF the best seasoned pine, war
ranted. ali ani ex1Tn,n>.
HAIEES & FARQUHAR.
opposite Bank, Richmond, Ia.
Oct %, Is43. 33-,f
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IMPORTANT TO THE
INTEREST OF THE COUNTRY,

vi settle me nts should frequently be made
j while life is spared, and memory serves:
and now that another year has lust closed. we
we would invite ell those who have unsettled ac-
counts or notes due. to come forw ARD and extend
that aid " thout which business can b. carried
on successfully. and We wall be greatly benefit
ed and Obliged by receiving dues, ana there
by enabling us to paw
We still continue at the old stand No. -.
o, posite the Branch Bank where il will afford
US pleasure TO show and DISPOSE of our Goods on
The most reasonable terms
HAINES s FAEQUHAR
New-Year's day. ls45.
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IA u II TIN G. {.

Philnnthropic Division. No. ~, $. Of t..
Meet every Monday evening, at 81 o'clock.
Indiana L Mon. No. .. -. OF r,
Meet every Wednesday afternoon, a. , O'Clock.
Clark Division. No. 3. SOFAS OF Temperance.
Meet every Wednesday, evening, at 81 O'Clock
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bargains. Esnry;,;,,s.:

" L have Jus; received oiher lot ofprime
Wv Sugar and Molasses, which will be sole
by the barrel very low for Cash: also, good Sc
lection Of choice Dry Goods: such as--Freneh
McrnoS, Plain and Fancy Lus:res, Prints. Cas-
simeres. Cloths, &C.. all Of which will be dispo-
sed off on the most accommodating terms.
U5-Cali at no. -, opposite the Bank, at
HAINES x EARQUUAR'S.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1913. !stf
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3 q O NZ e

or assorted numbers and colours Just receiv
~ ed and for sale al Or. Howei.s' Drug Store
Oct. 10, 1s45. Aft
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A II. tn. popular Family Medicines, Nos
~ trums. &C. among which is Horning' s
Vegetable Ague Syrup: Smiths Tonic do;
Nerve and Bone Liniuaent, " orm Medicines;
BaIsan w lid Cherry: Fownse nd's SarsapaTiila;
Essences: Moffait' Pills and Bitters. &c; call at
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE.
Main Street. opposite Gibert's Hotel
Richmond. IRd.,-TJ- where you
can buy CHEAP.
Aug ~ i34- 35tf
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Advice, like snow. the softer it falls. The
longer it dwells upon, and the deeper it
sinks into the mind
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D1ED.-On the morning of the 18th inst, at
the residence of her Parents, about three miles
Southeast Of Richmond, ELIZABETH ANN
LUPTOS, daughter of RICHARD and ANNE LUZ
roN, in the 10Th year Of her age, Of a complica-
ton Of diseases.
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wv MAHANMAA MNzEA,
Richmond Indiana.

GICUII0U1 1UU1dud.
VEVUE subscriber wishes to call the att. ntion
z of the travelling public 70 the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand,
(TElE ATGOSAL
that he has put the House, as well as the whole
establishment, in first rate ordc for the accom-
notation ofthe travelling public, with the deter
mination that he will not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of his
guests.-In snort, he is determined to keep Il
good and orderly house. and make every per-
that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low as any house Of the kind in the west
shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow :
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained 10y his old frie nds and
customers. Any favor Will be thankfully re-
ceived, and in his humble way, shall be returned.
DANIEL D. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb g. 541 43-'l5tf
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WORRIES, WORWE,I

nORSEY'S CELEBRATED YER MIFUGE
H. renned ynnsntpassed for expeiing ,cor7as
warranted to contain nothing OF poisonous
character but is simple IN its action and safe in
its application. The above medicine for sale
only by HA1NES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond, Dec.27, 1913. l2-tf
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The Franklin Institute.
Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the Morrison Building. at early candle Iii .hting.
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McCULLoUGHs CHEESE DEPOT

TUST received 1900 15s Parker's Celebrated
- Cheese. None better between july and
the Fails OF Niagara For sale at
GEO. aicCULLOCGH'S Cheese Depot
Richmond. Oct. 4, lsi-. Alt!
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Ui,tar's E:a,.:.,n OF .yiid Cherry

ME Great Remedy for Consumption OF III.
Lungs, Affections Of The Liver, Asthma
Bronchitis. Pains Weakness of the Breast or
Lungs, aud all other Affections Of the Pulmo-
{ 1rUr
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Meet on Friday evening of each week, at G.
o'clock.
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F1yrcs7a ArrivaIS!-GEORGE M'CuL-
4 LOUGH, is constantly making additions TO
his stock OF Family Groceries, and general use
fol articles. His asso rtinent now embraces al
most every thing called FOL aud few that not
of that description. Their object isto keep every
thing of the best quality. and to sell at the low
est possible rates. Call and examine before aur
chasing else where.
May II, lSi2
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

z WILL sell or exchange for property in
! Richmond or immediate neighbo rhood, "A farm
containing 100 acres, lying on The w abash ~
sr 6 miles abov" Delphi, Carroll Co, Indiana.
It is the very best of bottom land, there are 40
acres cleared. with house, barn, and other
necessary buildings. The Wabash and Erie Ca
nal through the land. Title ndisputabe
Enquire at the Drug Store Of
JOS. HOWELLS, No, l6 main street.
November 10, 1913. 41-tf:
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VTANELLA BEANS.--1heso beans are u
superior article for davoring Ice Creams.
and all other such Injuries. They also de
Ii gh,ful perfume. For sale 1t
DR. HOW ELS DRUG STORE.
June -, lS4S. .H;f
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LIST or BANK NOTES RECEIVED At THE BRANCH
R.Sk RICauoyD:

LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED At THE BRANCH
BANK AT RICHMOND:
State Bank Of Indiana Sanduskv City Bank;
aud Branches; 5oeneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks Of s. Tltfin, ONO;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank
tate Bank of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
I.af. Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Vir-
Commercial Bank ofdo.{ ginia and Branches;
City Bank of DO. Bank Of The Valley oil
Dayton Bank; Virginia aud Branches
Bank Of Geauga; Exchange Bank of Vir-
Canal Blk Of CieveIand;, gini. and Branches;
City do Notes OF So and up
City " Columbus; wards, ut par in New
Frank lin Blk Of Zanes-3 York, Philadelphia
vile; and Baltimore.
Richmond, January LIST, 1919.
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SpiCcai Oysters,

E0UT Up expressly Tor fanily use just &c
4 ceived and for sale, It No. 81. By
iiAiNt.S u FAHQUUAR.
Nov %, l.45. Opposite the Bank
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s 8 NJ NWNTNMN /.

"a Sill subscribers have inst received Lot OF
/ Cincinnati Pressed TaIiow Candles, which
they will sell low by the Box.
W. w. LYNDE, & CO.
Richmond, Nov Is, Io4S.
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MOTHERS.

If any thing in life deserves to be consid-
cred as at once the exquisite bliss and pre-
eminent duty of a mother. il is ths-to watch
the dawning disposition and capacity ofa
favori,e child; to discover the earliest buds
of thought; to feed with useful truths the in
quisiIiveness of young and curious mind;
to direct the eyes, yet unsulIled with the
waters of contrition 10 bounteOus bene-
factor; to li(t The little hand, yet unstalned
with vice, in praverto their Father who is
in Heaven. But so it is The child. as it
is released from the bondage of the nurse.
and needs no longer careful eye 10 look
after its steps and guard it from external in
jury, is often surrendered to its instructors,
some of whom are employed to polish the
surface Of the character, and regulate the
motions of The limbs, others to furnish the
memory, and accomplish the imagination.
while religion gets admission as she can;
sometimes in aid Of authority, and some
times in Saturdays task, or Sundays
peculiarly, but how rarely as a sentiment.
Their little hearts are made to flulter with
vanity, encouraged to pant with emulation,
persuaded to contract with parslm""v, al
lowed to glow with revenge, or reduced to
absolute numdness, by worldlincss and its
cares. before they have ever felt sentiment
of devotion, or beat with pulsatIon OF sor-
row for an offence, or gratitude for bepe'
fit, in the presence Of God. Believe me,
mothers, you have no right to expect that
sense of religion will be infused by the labors
Of others.
When parents have ceased 10 be teach
ers religion has to be taught.
QUEER HEAD DREss.--I.ieut. Lynch in
his expedition to the dead sea, thus describes
a queer head dress, which the women fabout
Bleyrout wear -" The most striking pecu-
Iarity of dress we saw, was the tautur or
horn worn mostly by The wives ofmoun'ain.
eers Ii was from fourteen inches to two
feet long, three or four inches wide al tile
base, aud about one inch at the top. It is
made oftin, silver or gold, according to the
circumstances ofthe wearer, and'itis snfne.
times studded, with precions stones. From
the summit depends veil, which falls upon
the breastsands sats swillcopceals the features
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Qp9sasg>
DOUBT NOT.


When the day Of life is dreary,
And when gloom thy course enshrouds-
When thy steps arc faint and weary,
And thy spirit dark with clouds,
Steadfast still in thy well doing,
Let thy soul forget the past
Steadfast still the right pursuing,
Doubt not joy shall come al last.
Striving still and onward pressing,
Seek no future years to know,
But deserve the wished for blessing,
II shall come though il be slow
Never ,irIng-upward gaziug-
Let thy fears aside be ca'l,
And thy trials tempting braving,
Doubt not Joy shal! come a. last.
Kcrp not thou thy soul rcgretlirg,
Seek the good-spurn evils thrull,
Though Thy foes thy path besetlng,
Thou shalt triumph DER them all.
-rrrug--v--vu-yv1r-11 UrrrTgsS r1Iv 1HuHe"o,
And thy youth be feeting fast,
There'll be time enough for gladncss-
Doubt not! joy shall come at last.
His fond eye is watching o'cr thce-
His strong arm shall be thy guard
Duty's path is straight before thee.
II shall lead to thy reward,
By thine ills thy filth made stronger,
Mould the future by The past
Hope then on little longer!
Doubt not ! Joy will come al last
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Branch of the Bank of the State of South
$50 Carolina, at Camden.
All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the
niue weeks commencing ON The first day of lime
nesf, @ must have the original signatures of the
uDuGag the above specified time Notes signed
by Agents will not be received.
: - r :. y. i. .DESAJSSURE, Cashier.
May @, lS49. ct u
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Notice.
The subscriber is receiving large addition to
his sipek of Groceries, consisting OF all the leading
articles Country people will find it to their inter-
est h, san There is ALSO fine assortment at his
store ne, town, third door above NJ. Ducker d Go.
Hehls ;tiso received direct from Florida, $4,000
best Caba segars, they are an excellent arti-
Gle, and will be sold much lower than ever known
in this market or elsewhere, say from 5 TO Sc pr.
Camden, 18th June, -
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1t is frequently drawn aside su6iejst9ly 10
leave one eye exposed. n II WORT oft ty
married women, ar By gplrss sieeI ofs6se fshe
highest rank, andsonee AssnBsd 10 II Wofa
for life. AIihoughfbe temp cghag thtb6 and
The brain be racked wsl 3sseE i Gx6asE b
laid aside. Put ofisHitl isisd brids ,H q
does not give place TO lie shsopd y ss& His
supposed to have some fesfeHceA 10 sis
words, the horns oftIle right teouss shall -
observed" - Is
WORLD OF PuRE Sf1nrrs III maseterafe
dramdrinker being told that lie Cholera with
which he was attacked was nicurable; ana
that he would be speedily removed TO .
world of pure spirits, replied, ."WeH that's
a comfort at all events; for its very difficult
to gel any in this world.pa ..,.ssta 80 VI
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ETIQUETrE.-Wheni passing q dwe3hAe,
as general rule. it is not polite 10 iook no
the window; but when pretty wonaikis
sitting by it, for the oslensible pprposepf
being looked at. you may be coHsidsEed ~
civil and ungenerousif you do not tcass siH sIs
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