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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
Winter Fashions for r<,
HATS a CAPS! S-e;

I'm hann n; IopS SCrrRISs' lint Esfabiish-
ruent, No so. 1J-fuo doors urst Of The
GiiLerf House. A large assortment Of Black
Beaver, Nntre, Bru.i,, Black, Brown and " bite
California and Santa Re Hate; aud superior
article Of Otter Dra5, and Black Russia Hats,
made plan-all Of our own mandatory.
Also, Dopp's SUPERIOR MoLEskiy SILK HATS,
at The Cincinnati prfrss.
@ 81 - 8 Silk Plush: Cloth, Oil SIX.
end Oil Cotton Caps, of tie Fall style; all or
which will be sold very low.
n.c - 40 39lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
TO TRAVELLERS:
Cincinnati Omnibus Line.
Via Boston. Fair Haven. Morning sun, and
DaTtOWr. RESI- MEDHy

THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY,
ID EsrEcrFr1IY inform the travelling public
! of RICHMOND and surrounding country
that their Daily Line Of On1ai.,ns>e~. which
was temporarily suspe nded on account of the
prevalence of the Cholera. as again running be-
tween EtrAnioH3 and Cincinnati. Those wish
'ug safe aud speedy conveyance 10 The city.
y al find 1t N this line. Leaves Richmond at
O'Clock .eacL, a.oF..ipg. Leaves Cincinnati same
tIinr.
JTTiH1e Of running tilrc1- h-<inc Hours.
For seats apply At the office OF the Company.
II door west oi Si0ans Hafef
x. WHITNEY, i-ent
Eicn;noad Move rnier -, l-i9 .5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
CEN EEoVf.s.. Richmond. Int.

IS HE undersigned, having thoroughly re-
paired aud refurniSlied his House, is now
prepared TO accommodate the travelling public
IN such style as he thinks will give satisfaction
10 those who may favor INN wih their patronage.
HIS TABLE,. shall be supplied wiki The best
the market affords. AMI his 81 ,ssi.i. be attended
by an experienced bcst!er. He hopes b. as>idu-
Gus attention u business, TO receive share q
The public's patronage.
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Richmond, March lith. | -. l2;f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
Z. a Il les al e. csss {. :H N =
f9Kks.sts GOODS.
SWAIN 4 POE, No. 2. Main stree,

SWAIN 4 POE, No. 2. Main street.
II ESPECTFJLLY invite the attention Of
IL their friends and the public generally to
their Stock of Fresh
Family Groceries.
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the Oil stock of ounC X
Mcclure. and Just received large additional
supply. they prepared TO furnish their Gus
toners with every thing in the GlDC i.kh line
on as good terms as any other establishment IN
The City. Their stock consists. in part. of
Coffee, Spices. ground and unground
Sugar, ToElrco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Molasses. RaisiuS,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod Fish. Herring,
Window Glass, Nails.
CaudI-s-a general assortment.
Broous. Buckets Baskets. " ash Boards.
Tubs, Churns. Pitch Forks. Hoes, Ilatchets,
Nackerel, No. / ; =. Cheese. &c. &c.
All Of which they will sell. for CASH. or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot nor
shall not fail to please customers. The highest
market price will be paid al all times for all kinds
OF available country produce Call and examine
Stock: and II pleased. B1 n.
Sept. 10, 1919. 2n-tf
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ksf:7sDS Al.



Ric4r3ond IaIiaaa.
yf'IIE subscribers beg ieave 70 say 70 their
frienGs, and the public IN general. that they
have REMOVED TO THF BRICK BUILDING FORMERLY
occur1rp As THE Po~T-DFiIcE, on" door west
of l.. J Bargs' stove Store. who're they are now
opening lirect from New y ork, large assert
ment OF
In ii res =, aasl e. osss ! q :a ems
FKs.sts GOODS.
embracing most of toe new and desirable stlles
to be found IN the eastern markets.; the prices
for WhiC h shall BE- ; low can be purchased at
any other establishment in the Western coun-
try. we respectfully invite all to cali aud judge
for themselves.
4 large lot Of L4dies' Noyocro Caif and Ocer
Sims: tnftnen's latest styfe q 81 on9,rGy Hats,
Sc. &c. Also, full assortment of trimmings.
which we will wholesale at Cincinnati Prices,
embracing Comforts. Threads, Buttons. Fancy
Sorks, Gnn CAPS, Combs. and every thing IN
fact in that Iiue.
JI-All kinds Of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
PECiIELL s. DEDRICK.
December. -. 40. .-.tf
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DIE. WN. IL. WEBSTER.
&, g.
lYYTv@ l1lrTT
SURG EON DEM list,

w OULD respectfully give notice 10 the
w citizens Of Richmond and vicinity, that
he is now permanently located and fully pre-
pared to attic nd TO all calls in his profession,
from The extraction of a tooth To the insertion
Of entire set He will assure the public
that he will in all cases make OF the best
material and warrant his work to be done in a
style. that shall not be exce!ed BY any in his
profession. and on the latest and most approved
principles
His charges in all cases shall he reasons able
Advice given freely If required) when not en-
gagged. Office Main street, up stairs over
Reeds Drug Store, and nearly opposite the
Gilbert House.
Richmond, Sept. IL, 1919 3s:sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
Just RECEIVED. fresh FROM
Ss.alsan Il Wright.

4 CHOICE SELECTION or LauIes Dress Goods
~ for Fall wear. including several pieces
new style Silks. 4 good assortme at of French
Merinos. Parama'ta<. Coburg cloths, Lustres,
&c. in all desirable colors.
y small let OF superior Silk, ThIbet. and
wonI I'll AW Is. \ fresh lot OF Friends Cap
goods aud 4 variety OF other articles in the fi.e
goods Iine.
\ beautiful selection of PRINTS, in neat
patterns. and staple coiors.
ALS0-Just opening good assortment OF
BOOTS & SHOES. TPlease call and exam
Ine.-E1 39-t!
loth no. 18th. io49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
beware Of a Base Counterfeit:

beware % IL 1bstSC u
Prepared in June last by John T. Toland i'm the
employ of George NJ. Allen, Druggist. of Gin
ciuna,i.l This Counterfeit is sold by one John
Ball. Of Louisville. X, also, by Joseph Howells,
Richmond. Indiana.
We lately learned that our rst citizens have
been grossly imposed upon by tbs counterfeit
BY some OF the Druggists Of Cincinnati The
particulars will be published in n few DAYS Mr.
Rogers has Justly exposed the bare 'aced outrage
and contemplate i,aposition Of this j. ohm I. To-
land in counterieiiing this Medicine. and forgiu-
the fac smle Of his name.
The following Druggists OF Cincinnati have
CERTIFIED that Mr.. Rogers statements are enti-
tied TO the fullest confidence Of the public:
Mes>rs. WAYNE s. PIcis. Alfred a. North.
VIM. =. Merrill. \. :. Merrill, W. +. Smith f.
WIN. y. Farquhar. Also:
Mr.. II. II. Sperry. Prop ietor of the Herald
Office, aud c. W. Starbaek. Proprietor of the
Tunes Office, have certified above. and fur
thcrmore that the statement OF John L. Toland
il FAISE!I.
BrIMPORTANT CAUTION--Owing, to
the late counterfeit. Dr. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar will be hereafter env-lovcd in n WHITE WRAP
PER, aad q splendid steel plate engraved LABEL,
and signed ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole
sale aud retail by
A L. SCOVILL,
Corner Of Fifth ard Race SITS. Cincinnati
GrIRvrN REED is the authorized Age Mt
in Richmond. Indiana.
Jan. 30, 1850. 6-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

s.RNIA ar RUPTURE
cu,ed.-lIowells & Co.
<&S> 80 - have for sale, at their Store.
va Won & PofterSoR's Nr,c Truss,
for the radical cure of Hernia or Rupture.
IL Truss that is Truss The latest paten
and the only approved by highest medical
authority-curing radically with a success total
" unrivnllcd MED. Journal.
Thu springs will not rust. Each Truss is
companied Nth neat little work on the radical
cure of Hernia. containing full illustrations Of
the disease. name rous recommendations, certltl-
Gates, &c, together with directions fer the app3-
cation OF the instrument. You need bay but one
1t nil cure sou.
Richmond. Nov. p. 1919. 4-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
AT THE WILLOW GARDEN:
500 cna9.r T neet, Of rs ,s s"d

- wv ~ ~ NH"Tfy IrrA. OF bfT'
"a approved varieties, from six to twelve "a
49, feet high; Peach and Piumb 'irees Of -
many Of the best varieties and Of good size for
transplaBting; PeTciuInnDs. GU Dcrs aud Nee
tsrin~s--b-st varirties; Coosr berries. White
Currnnfs and Grapes--by the hundred, Seeding
Apples and Pcars--by the hundred thousand
Cedar, White Pine, Balsam-Fir, Spruce and
Juniper: both American and Chinese Arborvifa
FIowering Shrubs of many varieties; Tuiip
Bulbs by the dozen; DaiIas, assorted colors;
Vegetable and Flowering Seeds; White Thorn
aud Ossge Orange Seed, bv the quart or bush-I;
with ~ great variety OF other brrbaccous aud
Towering Plants, for sale At the Willow Gar
pyS e.. MENDENHALI, Proprietor.
n. y. 1rWnastesl. Apple and Pear Seed
in any quan,ity--for which the highest price
will be given. e.. NJ
Richmond, 10Th mo 3Jst 1910 1Jif
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

OF almost all PRICES and QUALITIES,
now opening at No ~. where every attention
will he paid 10 ny friends ana those fdvoriug me
with a cali. Please examine before buying.
JND. HAINES.
I2lh no. -, 1879. Opposite the Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
A Fine Assortment Of Toys for Inc
HOii-sssys.

Clocks ana " atches repaired as usual on very
moderate terms. Old Gold and Silver taken for
goods Do not fail to CALL at No. 35. Main
street, Richmond. H.
December 26. c49 ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
The public arc cautioned against BASE
COU Mt lI FELT AlSTICLE

Recolect that this preparation is manufactur-
ed by John 4 Toland. and on the yellow Label
ted after the words Entered according to act
OF Congress, &c, &c., aud that the pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit ~ wholly false,
being made up OF fictitious certificates. purport-
ing TO have come from -. Blanchard. VI. ID,
Harrisburgh, Pa. :. a. Morrell. NJ. d.. Boston.
Hiram Woodruff, Utica, Asa Smith, Beacham,
VT, &c, &c.
The genuine Dr.. Rogers Compound Syrup
Of Liverwort and Tar is accompanied by pam
phlet containing certificates OF citizens of the
highest standing. such IA Professor II. Cox, Doc
tor VIM. Richards, Hon. Judge Henry Morse.
Hon. Judge WIN. Burke, &c, Sc, all of whom
are citizens Of Cincinnati.
a suit in equity in the United States Court has
been instituted against George NJ. Allen, I.
Clinton, and John T. Toand, and snt for
$40 900 has been brought against u wealthy ste
reotypeist who made the plates and forged the
fac smle Of the name of Andrew Rogers, and
we assure the public that will he deferred by
no fear of litigation, trouble; or expense, from
dealing TO the uttcrnost limits of the law with
couuterfeiters, vendors, stcreotypers. printers.
agents, or any persons whatsoever concerned.
directly or Indirectly, in such ncflrlous and
shameful practice.
We warn the public asains, the counterfeit Of
fered by L. Clinton. who is the travelling agent
OF this spurious article. And We earnestly re-
quest our agents and friends. aud the friends OF
humanity and Justice, promptly TO forward TO Us
information Of any pc rson or persons selling or
Offering for sale any OF the :ounterfeited article,
~ they are not only responsible for damage TO
ans person using the counterfeit artlcte, but are
liable TO prosecution
Those who afflicted with diseased lungs.
and wish to be benefited bv the GENUINE DR..
Rogers Balsa,n of LIVERWORT and TAR,
should buy Of the advertised agents only.
Cincinnati, juno Goth, lS4S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
Wrapping and Printing
PAPE
Iron

Iron.
4 TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
BIZ J. NJ. & j. HUTTON,
Main ST doors west of Pearl
Oct 3, 1e49. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

Richmond. Ia, Nov p, $40 49tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
From UaylIs

The brig Leander, Capt Mayo, from Cape Hay
ten June %, arrived at this port this morning
Cant Mayo reports that the Island remained in a
quiet state. A gentleman who came passenger in
the Leander, and who had several interviews with
the Emperor Souoque, states that his wishes are
entirely pacific, and that he endeavors to govern
the Island with trmness and moderation. The
Emperor remarked to him upon the various state.
ments which had been made upon his character
and acts in this country that all the bad acts were
published, with none Of the good that II it were
possible for him TO see and inquire into the merits
Of every case occurring, Official wrong-doing would
be Of more rare occurrence.
The Emperor is having a man oiwar built for
him under the directions Of a merchant Of this city
The probability Of ar invasion Of st. Domingo grows
more doubtful every day. The markets are glut
ted with American produce, while Coffee is very
scarce. Boston Traveller 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

ed repeatedly. and we al suppo,.s a.. -,
arrived. II the motion had been adhereS - :. u.a
na vote on the bill must have decided il. f.,a S
after little wheeling from Mr.. CLAY. Ct,s ..a
consented 10 withdraw the motion for the DIES.
ana allow the bil To be taken out Of Committee
ine motion being withdrawn arother eiF,-t w..
made TO persuade somebody 70 talk or brinv \,
amendments There seemed 70 be some,bing oat
OF gear ine friends OF the o'i seemed fearful that
vote might be forced on, and sone -
members were absent Everything stood sa,,.-.
ing in the wind. After awhile Mr.. D.rros ,IIsst
up his amendment % require Texas 10 cede All hsr
public lands 20 the United States ia consAers,,o,
OF the spOcryphsl sum with which the mysterious
blank is to be filed. But even he declined 10 ar
que his amendment and after an explanation from
Mr. CLAY, Of the operation Of the Parliamentary
lsw on the subject, and Of the fact that he intended
20 move the blank filed the very last thing beors
engrossing the bill, and that Mr.. DAYToNs amend
ment would come in as well AFTER the bill was re-
ported, that too was withdrawn. Then came
another long pause Nobody wanted % talk. not
even Mr.. FooTE. Finally then, and AZ II unwilling
y on the part fits friends, the bill was taken oat
Of Committee OF the Whole and reported to the
Senate.
Then came the voting on the final adoption Of
The amendments already voted on in Congress and
with the same results. Half dozen were adopted.
generally without yeas and nays, and then We
came again TO dead halt Mr. WNKER Of Wis
.'-N'NN W ssIAe Out al Ater the tniru sec
ton OF the bill that is all rela ing to the Terrso-es
leaving the bill naked provision for the admission
Of California That was smother crisis that eeded
70 be handled with gloves on. Mr. BERRIES and
Mr. CLAY came forward 10 the delicate task, and
Mr.. WALKER was persuaded TO withdraw his
amendment for the present
Finally, Mr.. BENTON moved his amendment to
the boundary line between Texas and New. MexL
co, and made it the text for pretty coyent
on the subject His speech abounded in evidences
OF research and familiarity with the matter in
hand and with Bentonisn bard knocks at the Com
mittee, at Texas, and at everybody in general.
He -@s- "a 49,. 'hs-a Wsa no reason for aud no
reason in the line Of the Committee. uis r--r--:
ton is line running north and south on the one
| hundredth degree Of longitude which he asserts.
| leaves New Mexico intact and rescues from Tex
as 10000 square miles Of land that never belonged
to her He introduced map of Texas, by COcdo-
va, published prior to the Anne atioa Of Texas TO
the [ nited states, which is bounded by that line,
and which is certified to as accurate in the strong
est terms of commentator, by most of the leading
men of the Texan Government, including both ~
present Senator'S, HoVsIoS and RUsK. That /,
rather cncher In appearance ar. husk ha
the floor to reply tomorrow We shall see how h
! gets oyer it. s. P. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, jay Is.
George w. Kendall, Esq. Of the Nec- Orleans
PicayuHe arrived at this port this morning in the
steamship Osprey from Philadelphia 1t is said he
is on his way back to Europe 70 superntend the
publication Of his great WORK on the Mexican war,
the plates Of which have, Cor some time, been in
preparation in Paris
So far q, 1902 have been contributed by or csi-
zens privately, for the relief the sufferers by the
recent colhsgration.
The lnquislticn summoned by the Coroner 10 in
vesugate the cause and circumstances Of tae 6T-
ful explosion and consequent calamitous conf agra
ton Of this day week, met in Court Room No. ),
County Building. this morning. After psrusng
carefully the evidence brought forward should
say positively. that there was no powder in the
store Of the Messrs Brock, at the time Of the ex
plosion.
The wei weather has had tendency 10 reari operations.
and The Inactivity which have noticed Tor month past
sl pervsdes he market S2EADsrUFFs OF I'll kind. ara
IN limited request Holders ofFLoUs ask - n = Dbl for
standard brands but the sses for shipment uuimpo
tsnL The sales for city consumption limited within II :
Of - ~ 6i for common and eNtrs brands Rvs
Flour IL 10 limited request Sales OF $50 bbs Al - - 3
Dbl A lot Of Corn MEAL made a. the sane price.
The eceips OF Gil descriptions quite small snd Will
continue until ser the farmers have harvested her
crops No further sales OF Wheat have been reported
CoRs Il dull-sales Of yellow ~ 62d62ic sh0al OARS
are In good demand Sales Of 1900 bushels prime Peunsy-
vania 44d{5c g bus In store, which 10 sfvsnce.
Al suction 7lj bags Rio Cores sOd al 81 lNfc
snd tesr y bags Maracstbo al q stc e 10, mos.
NH'sSH-Ssles 81 lilc Ia bids, and sc 10 bo.s
BALES OF SrocKs -Fvsi Board IS Merchants AMI Man
1scarers bs Pi.tsburg, 3 $1,000 Schuylku Nav 80,
68t1ai' ~ 81, ] 100 NorrsIown RR, 81; 50 Oo0
hs'epons NIX Mort -, Cyders 78i - Pe1a RR -,
~ retn "a, 100; $500 Lshigh Ga rs New.Ofleaus
| lllt IL Manu- iac1uTsn snd Mechanics b. 254
Seeoha bodrd-+ Penn RR, 49,; l6 do IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
MONDAY IN THE HOUSE.
The GaIphin Business-Order OF bas'ns's-
Final Adjoursment-New-nex ~c'
~ The Tribune.

Final Adjourpment-New-"e we .
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHISsros, Monday July Is
Th;. h.. been quite q working day in the House
At least comparatively speaking
Aftsr the passage Of a bill for the extension Of
the ranking privilege to Mrs. MARGAREr SMITH
T.vroE the venerable relict Of the late Presiders
Of the United States, the GALPHIs business was
resumed, o. the order Of the day. The pending
matter a. the adjournment on Tuesday was tho
amendment Of Mr.. FEATHERsros designed 70 CEN
,ure Gen TAYLOR. He promptly withdrew II,
Eating. however, that he had not changed his
Jews Of the matter but, since circumstances bad
beeu altered by the melancholy event which bad
nj been upon u.s. he did not feel that this was thu
tsrSe 10 press the matter. BE gave notice that he
should hereafter bring forward bliproyiding safe
yards against future Gslpbioising movements-
He closed with demand tor the Previous .laes.
non an the third resolution Of the original series OF
the BuRr Report, which was then larry before
The House for readoption or REJECTION.
a. HurrARp OK Ala now seized the white
.shing hrpsh ON a motion 70 table the resolution.
On his the Yeas and Nays were ordered. They
resulted az iohoWs' 49, a. -. p.
49, 49, q BaiIsr . r. CsdrelL Calvin chsasisx.
6 sSmov Cole Corsn, CroweI, DeberY, Dixon, Da1.
6aIesn n Evan, Yowst rIseisy essuZ S2ea' gu
90 Hove HgDler, w ]. Jackson J, johnson, J. q.
XIX j King NsrsssI ssltss'e MeGsagssy NIX
ps1sn' Putnam Reed, Rsley, Runs-y, yr. sseksu,
sebenck schermethcrn, schoO cssi spsding sPrsfas.
A H stephens, Stevens Tsy.or Truman, Tcomes Va,
WinlhTop-69
EAYs-Messrs AIbsTtson, Allen, Andrews Ashe, Aver
Ell Bay, Bsyy. Bssle, Bingham, bsseI BoeosE, B9oe'
Bcwlin, BOYD, A. @. Brown, w. J. Brown, BusL Bar.
Cable @. A Caldwell Campbell Carter, Cleveland Coeo.
M Fesiherslou Fitch, Gerry, 0iddrga Gilmore, Coz
Han HaI0say Hamilton, Harlan Harris Hibssro, nov
ard lnge, J. W jackson, A Johnson, ks1fman r Nag
Lsssrs lie alsr. Lli.sssEd. &san. hssoa AcCsfnaaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
n For otAsr Ss~~ev Rs'rsats, see IIa Page.
RRANDRKrn,s VEGETABLE PILLS

RRANDRkTRps VEGETABLE PILLS.
neoeits OF enduring eiheaey Is justly pns9d As
common mploms OF which arc cOstyeness sps,n, loss
OF sppee sck hesdtche gideness sense Of boang Arsr
meals dizziness OF me eyes dTOwsnes and crAmniog
pains In the stomsch and bowels These symptoms bsina
Suffered remain torpid stale Of The liver sDperyeoes
and all the horrors Of dyspepsia experienced Every
function Of The frame Ia to cefisin extent protAed but
ale perseverance, and he use OF Bfandrehs Pulls viii
restore The system rom lhs tate OF misery Two
Ihree doses viii convince be afflicted OF heir saluary
6usnce TIE stomach will speedily regain Ito strength
healthy senon OF The liver vii lake pace aud inses1
ofessness beat pain aud snudced SqPesr .ncesrength
activity and renewed health Will be the blessed result
They are specially recommended for slomseh coughs,
Coca fever and sgue (which they surely cure) asthma
shoTtDess Of breath and al ObsTucons And II taken a.
YER free indulgence 81 table hey 81 once restore the
gseu 10 its natural STATE Of healthy repose
Persons Of full habit who subject 10 headache gddl'
ne drow and singing IN tho ears arising from 100
great dow o blood TO The bead should never be without
Ben nsny highly dangerous symptoms will be reinoy'
by their immediate use.
fOR FEMALES generally, the srsndreia flaseslao!
% 700 highly spoken or They remove al distractions
Eve energy and strength the distressing hsatac1e
unfortunately prevalent with the depression OF the
sps duness OF sight nervous Gdecops blOIches, plns
pes sslowness OF The tkin are al removed snd juvenile
Soon ard general spughtness indicate The power aad
neAhfnlness az BrandTeids Pulls.
LADIES' 81 delicate periods will ind item unrvaed they
e ne besI medicine for mothers and ehdreo, aud
"srms and ccsliveness.
Lei 10 remembered mat Brsndreds Pills are eaay In
et operation, and yet unite mdness with l.iencg H1d
require no alteration attention TO diet during their
sOids Is eepts per box with fan directions. M2n B,OAd.
way, New York. jyl7 2seod,ss
FANCY DRY GOODS BUSINESS FOB SALE
pIgAn.-the winter being obliged 10 join her hls.
nsna 70 California will sell established Sand and FIX
Ie. lof shove badness III sacrifice with wiiaOI. tas
Sca Aod'en uote 10 Fancy Store, Tribune Office H.