Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 14, Number 2, 5 January 1844 — Page 4

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ALABIB3 OF CXITED STATES GOB.UL.TA L OFFICES. President .... f 25.000 Vice President - T,()uO 'Secretaries and Poll Matter General, T,i0t Attorney General, . . -I.CO-'J Expenditures of the different Administrations, fromWdX to lllO, inclusive. let Administration ITSa to 1 HOT. ...8 years. President George Washington, of Virginia. The expenditures from lih of .March, 17a!), to 3lst D e.,

1791, are included in 17111.

c o i x t i j c -H o i : s e al ?i i m r FOB THE Y IJ A K 18 11: Being liissexliU, or Leap-Ytjr, an I u'lcr r'.. of July Vie Stxty-.'tnl!t Year r,t .!rn; tta

NEW PLOUGH SHOP! Ou the Ent euJ of Main street, North side.

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War 17'Jl 179 1793 1794 1735 179(5

Expenditures. l,9l.5r 5 I,77 ,ri()3 M 1,710,170 3,5)J,546 &J 4,330,634 04 2,5M,93! 40

Public Debt. 5,"2H7,94 .r.O 7,101,0.5 9'J 5,MI9,505 5,80 1,. ITd 90 6.041,111 u

Total. 7,-)7..Vr O i

9,ni,"r,! ;7

7, ."',." 7 j .. 9,3 I J I.I -24 77 10,43.,'lil3 63 '1,307,770 Hi

$l5,tS0ltVJ1 iil J iG.OJ ,9"'' i 1,953,5 5'J

2nd Administration, 1107 to 1 HOI ---1 years. President John Admin, Massachusetts.

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Year. 1797 1793 1799 lfaOO

Kxinditure. 2,31.590 9; 4,6i3.-223 .11 6,4i0,ir.'i 11 7,4M,;f;9 97

I'u!)!i.: IJetit. 5.7:., ri til 3,990,-iOl 14 4,.r'i,H7i 71 4,576,309 95

T.itnl H,lW i 7S s,(it:i,.'ii7 s 1 1,077.013 50 1 l,9-;9,73:i 9i

$JI,34d,351 19 $lti,957,90 2 G9 l'J,30G,313 d

3rd Administration, ISOI to IH09PittidttU Thom Jeflferton, of Virginia.

Yeer. 101 I0 1803 1404 1805 1806 1807 1808

Public !-!t. 7,-.9l,7(7 04 9.539,004 70 7,i5i;,l59 13 8,171,77 45 7.3i;9,9 79 8,9 -M ,881 l G,3it7,70 10 10, ;0,t-45 35

$11,101,678 76 G5,180,398 53

Kxpendilurr. 4,9l,609 90 3,737,079 91 4,00J,8J4 at 4.45 2,858 91 6,357, 2 24 70 C,08l,IO' 3 4,984,57 2 89 ti.501,338 85

4th Adminitratioii I809toISt7 President Jamei .Madison of Virginia.

Yer. 1809 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816

Expenditure. 7.414.07 2 14 5.311.08 2 -28 5,53 2,001 80 17,8:29,408 70 28,082,396 9i 30,1-27.080 38 20,953,571 00 23,373,43 2 58

Puhlifl Debt. G,4.-.i,551 10 8,808.')04 40

8,00'J,20 t 05

8 years.

Tut-il. I 2, J73,370 94 13. -270,014 07 ll,2"--,983 07 1 2.021,040 30 13,7-27,11 1 13 15.1170,993 97 ll,-232,-23 3 99 10,70 Kie l '20 10G,J87,877 39 --H years.

Total. 1 3.867 ,-2-JG 30 13,319,986 74

13,001,808 91

Arait....

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1 it i tit meif Ineii'Js aj I Lie a .11! t-.x.iect tj keep co.ist .i; y

I'l-UI GIIS, either Riji'at or Lclt-IIaiiJt J,

.,1 ti.n ia;-ii and n.ust approve 1 ;:nt'.er:ij, .s.ili-ii tiity . -!: ;,i at !.c- I Pfcl'-i ." f ir tt'S r a;i;imif 1 , r ' ' j--f.

'1 ;'. vi I iiiatiiif.-trtiirr Mil r;air tTI.TI' AT US. a i

l'l. U lillS. I'tneir Pl.i2'i are nude v 1 1! a v 10.1 -li

Si! AUK and Sl'KKl. l'.I.T, wai.-n rr.i -m I ,em usen h-fc i :',e tlnn t:i ca-t o.r--. 1 1 1 1 l!i UKS n 'rtr'.'.j! nii! suhJtnuvn! m i !:v-r. a : i, i.i !:"'t, ';-i hi' k-.i t 'K'SMITHl.NG, nl the s'.l .rte't - !ne iwjIi an I t i order.

Tiiev have i j-t ciame:ti'ed the s'-n baii.M. and dope.

ftin t ne i r experiesit-e a:d c"le r;n ; rvt. -i ti t'i;ir o.-jk in suod tvle, tn receive a ..rr:i n vt patr-m.-iitP. I It

w:?lint2 any thing done in t'lfir i me, a'- re-;-:! i:

to tine the e I'jscrdiers a cad, before j

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WILLI AM S.IM1X.

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THE I' V I, L A I) I I m , 18 FR1NTED AND rtBI.ISIIED EVERY FUIDAY, B I. I'. IIOE.I.O iVAl' i. H. V. DAVIS Jit the HnHlU-east rorner of M'tin arid h'tant streets, liichtnond, It'ajiie county , Indiana.

A'ifl'WZVwV l Of Advert iMn...()NF. Dollar per sonare f... !

, Vrli? - 35 't,0na, """tion - Tkn L.nks, or toe :e o.-.-np.ed dv 24.871,002 9.1 4,244,49001 , . all over a 9in,a,e, and le tdan a ,oaare ...d

141,081.944 bG 33,428,937 78 '2 21,113,88-2 04

6th Administratiott 1817 to 1825 8 years.

President James Monroe, of Virginia.

Year. 1817 1818 1819 1 20 18.21 1822 1823 1824

Kxpenditures. 15,454,609 92 13,808.673 78 16,300,273 41 13,131,530 57 10,723,179 07 9.8J7.643 55 9,781,154 59 1 5,3.11 , 1 44 71

Public Debt. 25,4 23,030 12 21,296,201 02 7,703,920 29 8,628,491 28 8,307,093 02 7,818,919 13 5,530,016 41 16,508,393 76

Total. 40,877,046 01 35,104.875 40 21,004,199 73 21,763,024 85 19,090,572 69 17.670.592 67 15,314,171 00 31,890,538 47

104,363,509 63 101,366,111 2 2 205,729,020 85

ih Administration 1823 4 1S2!)---1 years.

President John Quncy Adams, of Mass. Year. Kxpenditure. Public Debt. 18 25 11,189,459 94 12,095.355 78 1826 13,002.316 27 11,041,082 10 18 27 1 2,6 .3.095 65 10,003,61 8 39 1828 13,290.041 45 12,163,438 07

Total. 23,585,804 72

21,103,398 46 I 22,656,764 04 25,459,479 52 .

$50,501,913 31 $15,303,533 43 $95,805,446 74 7th Administration, 1829 to 1837---S years. President' Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee.

Year, 1829 1830 1831 1832

Expenditures. 12,660,490 62 13,229,533 33 13.801,067 90 16,516,388 77

Public Debt. 12,313,89 7 78 11.355,748 22 16,174,378 22 17,810,309 29

$56,570,48) 62 1833 22.713,755 11 1834 13.425,417 25 1835 17,511,950 28 1836 2J, 1-21,807 82

$57,754,303 51 1.513,543 38 6,170.505 19 58,191 23

Total. i 25,01 1,358 40 ' 24,585,281 55 j 24,585,281 55

34,350,098 06 114,031,784 13 21.257,298 49 2I,601,(S2 44 I 7,513,141 55 29,621,803 82

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half to be rounted a square and a half. I'er square lot

inree ninntm, 1 iimo: loi i.ars; for ix moutns Six Dollars, or Ten Dollars per annum ; two i.iares Fifth, n Dollars and Fiftv Clmts per annum; tnree sjnare? TwtsiTV Dollars per ami mi. .Merriianio, Iruj;ist, anil others, advrrli-'mn by the year, ill be charged lor a column of 4000 m's, $00,00 per annum ; l.,r lliree-lourtlis of a column, $.V,00; ,ir liali a column, $35,00; lor a quarter of a column, $25,00. A ded K-tion of 20 per -ent. will he made on adveriiiementa longer ban a uarterof a column, when inserted by the half year or year, and not altered, (.'liam-ery notices and petitions I.., divorces, must he paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coniiug from abroail, must he accompanied with the cash, i,iies ordered for publication by a brother publisher. N. B. No advertisement will be diai-outliried untO paid for,tinless at the option of the publiahersor hv previous engagement between tiie publi-hero and tiie advertiser. A i; v s ii o i: s ii o i . f WllE intiler!i;iied has commenced business on .Market I street, a (e idvirs N'orili ol (he Public Square, iiere he is prepared to make to order all kinds of HOOTS AM) SHOES. His experience and disposition to do Gi t D WORK, enables him to say with coniiden.-e thnt his work ;!l not he surpassed for dura'uiitv and neatness by any s!iop in trie place. He 'vil! ttsp gooi stock an I warrant his wurk , and his prices will be lmv. fc-E-ery nrliclo ( country produce will be taken in exchange for work, at the market price, if delivered when the work is tken au.iy. SA M VEL 11 A RTOX. Richmond, Ortober J-tli, 1-13. J4tf a w & iz 2s n BLANK B03K MANUFACTORY.

lHL undersigned

( I RK FOR WORMS. B. A. FAHXESTOCK'S VEKMIFUfiE.

Sni'f it was fir,t pJt 1-efore t'.ie jri". '.i nreiiara'.iuns Via. e been forced into s;i

t.ieir ilit. and are now connte i as - (iiuch

oi, .1. taUnetlu-k't I a i.r!f ' JHv u.cre.i'iii ixiintln.'itv, ouuil.) its n.trinff w "i't. It ii.t- oniy t

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1, i .-, (n;v;s it w nhMi t le mean

of them have tiie irtnes of t The genuine ''ti.'ircj'r Ri.-hmoiid ONLY at the

riilL suVicriher tvoul.' J iners, tiint hettll cn

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C lock ami lV.tfcli Kcpairms1

V inform hi- Irie.ids -m 1 o'd cj

ontmo,a I 't o nt.'h an-i t so.-j

I pairing, on toe corner ol Jhiu on i i r -. in tn, ti ! old -and lormerlv,o.-c ipie 1 by A- a ii , ii-re he ; 1 be ctied to receive and '.Mil pitiful. v I'-'t' 'i for the j i of all w ho may favor linn witu t.ieir t-mi. V

lone with despatch ami warr-mte l to perform, io.v I ir y

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nK.THOMPSliN'S A liiiuMINAL SI IT' K1 The subscribers ha e made arrangement fo

manufacture and sale of Dr. Thompson's superior app'ijiil' ! for the cute of I'r tbtfisns Uteri, nr. t are ready t evim.ijt tn j aino to t;i )ae who need t!-e article; and coni.dt .it! Lciii:-. ! ill at there is no ar.icle supirmr.

Price from $2 to $7. I. Kt.LD i UltO 1 i 1 1 II . Kichm nd.June"2i. 1112. iht"

8th Adminiatration, 1837 to 1811 1 years. President Martin Van Daren, of New Ymk.

Expertilitures. 31,375.325

Year. 1837

1838 1839 1810

i'8,413 ,liU 30,80 ,:M2 23.090.032

. ..... . i, re-prciiiiiiy lniirm tnr pu J that he continues to man if icture to order, all kind

m A.MV lilM, 111 i; ... d t le an I of s I la is prepared to furnis'n t'ounlv l'!erk, Treasurers w ith ISnuks of the latest and

State. 1 ld ifooks will be re-bo

$133;347;203 Tha public debt was extinguished previous to .Mr. Van Buren's ailiuiuistratiou.

li. ' ol

iperior pa per.Auditor", and mo-t ininrovBd

form, having recently receive I patterns from tbe Auditor ol

Ifooks will iie re-hound, and all kinds of r-er'm-

dicals and magazines boon 1 in coo l style, and as Low for t'ASII as to. y enn be done ritowiiviu. lie solicits a share of patronage. The BINDERY is in the room immediately over the Book Stoie. c. S. PKI'SGOTT. Richmond. Jan. 13tb, 1-43. yjy

Oth Administration, IStl to ISil 1 month. President William II. Iljrrisop, Ohio. Viet President John Ty ',er, Virginia. , Secretary of State L) nie! Webster, M-iss. Secretary of the Treasury Thomas F.wing, Ohio. Secretary of War John Bell, Tennessee, Secretary of the Xary Geo. C B.iJjjer, N. Carolina. Post Matter General Francis Granger, N York. Attorney General John J. Crittenden, Ky.

RICHMOND WOOLLEN FACTORY.

HIL. s l')scriler ha v 1112 com. mence.l

'uainh at toe a:"ne rio-oiiooed

Admitration of Harrison's successor. President. John Tyler of Virginia. Vice President. Vacancy. Secretary of State. Duniel Webster, Mass.; 1S43; Abe! C. Upshur, V. Secretary of the Treasury. Tho. Ewinor, O.; 1S12, Walter Forward, Fa.; 1S13, Jabn C. Stn cer, N. Y. Secretary of War. John Beil, Tenn.; IS P2, John C. Spencer, N. Y.; 1813, J. C. Forter, Pa. Secretary of the Xary. George E. Bidger, N. C; ISI'2, Abe! C. Uphur, Va.; IS 13. David

Henahaw, Mat. Post Master General. Erancis Granger, X York.; lStt.Chailei A. Wickliff, Ky. Attorney General John J. Crittenden, Ky.. 1S42, Hugh S. Leagre.S. C; 1S13, John Nel on, Md.

JOB PRINTING, EMBRACING MAGISTERIAL AND OTHER BLANKS PAPMHLETS, Proniiory otes,

Ball nd Parly innMions,

And any articles of LETTER-PRESS PRl.VTI.XG e reunited at the skartest not we, and in good rs le, at the

manufacturing

mace - be isnrenair-

ed to receive wikiI to iiihiiu! i.-ture into f'l.O'l y -N ELS, l!L AN KE1 S, S W I N KITS and JEANS, 'either by the yard or on t.ie -hares, terms suite 1 to the times, lie nUo has on band a piod assortment of tiie aViove name 1 koo.i's, huh be i, wiiiiito exchange ft,r wol or other produce. He will a!-o ( 'at i Wool, Full and Dress I'lotb for those vi ho w ill f:lvor I,, in w uh their custom, at the rti-tomary prices, an 1 hopes tnat by strict auenunn to business tu jive ceneial atislac lion. LEVIN I S KIN'fl. ni.-ooi.md. Nov. U, 13. Cash, ") AID for FLAXSEED, ! y

X B.

Richmond, Aug. 19, 1-13. CASH FOR FLAXSEED,

BRDiHTWELL. 3ltf

HE undersigned havitu ttkett the OIL MILL frmer'y ow ned hv, Nar - Bourne, i-he to purchase an

indefinite quantity of t I. A -.f.r.l, .r winch they di py the highest price i i CAS1 1. The seel may be 'delivered either at the L;l, or at the St re of D. P. Wiiins Jt Sons in Richmon !. D. P. k A. S. WIGGINS. Richmon 1, August ."tii, 1-13. 32i

Fence Tor the flothcrl QUIET AND ' ROSY HEALTIP FOR TIIE CHILD. (i OLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.

(fj-For Vie relit f of children culling tcdhJi) TO PARENTS A.D Kl'RSES. J "it ia etated by eminent medical men, that at least one-third of the children in tho United States die from teething and dis-j eaoa caused tlxi-rp.hy. j The passage of the Teetli througli thi) guma, produces dangeroug and trouble some symptoms. It ia known by mothers that there is great irritation in the mouth and gums during this proee.s The gums iBvvel!. the secretion of saliva k inert-. te.), tJte child is seized with frt-'itient anil tul(den fits of crying, watching, starting in il.a 6leep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme violence, and thrusts its lingers into its mouth. If the.rj precursory symptoms are not speedily alleviated, spasmodic convulsions universally supervene, and soon caue the dissolution of the infant. Thi- infallible remedy has preserved thousands of children, when thought past recovery, from convulsion;!. As soon as the ''Oriental I)r-ipsr' are rubbed on the gums, the child will recoveK This preparation is 60 innocent, so efilcacbua, and so pleasant, that no child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it. When infanta are at the age of four months, though there is no appearance of teeth,' one bot:Ie should be used on the guma, to open the pores. Parents should never be without this remedy in the nursery where there are young children; for if a child wakes in the night with pains in the gncis, it immediately gives ease by opening the pores, a.id healing the gums; thereby

preventing Convulsions, Fevers, otc

For ale at tiie

RICHMOND lb OIC ST

HOTEL, Corner of Main and Marion Streets.

UE proprietor of this favorably eii-known IIOTEI

has moved into it himself, an ! is determine. I to

ta n and improve its prev ious chara-ter. The comfort of the Traveller shall be his constant aim, and having made some permanent repairs to tne buddin. as a Tavern house, his interest as well as b s inclination would induce him to make it equal to any liou on the road. He ho; -es to reude uch satisfaction that no one shall o a a y i iss t fied. Prices suited to the tunes. J. W. GILBERT. December 15th, 111. .Mhf

BfJBflaSlaSJpJBafJBMBHPJIBJfJBMBaMMtlVn DOLViJNU

RE.

TRUTHS .with re.mlmbehixg: That tne l,PI EES" is a pain: ,-ea-e.

I hat ad wno have tne I i i .1 . is.i 1 1 : e cure l. j That a ! r,t linrt had ine PILES, a : 1 hue used j7 .Ichcr's French I c-'.ltile tJmtmetit, my mt.u! f"CThat everr oits s ro ha- te-:e i t:.a surprising v,rt ie of this iiiva' jabie''" 'intmrnt'' p.-ooo-m-es it the best "Ki.j. trT fr the cure of FILES" tnat wa eve, iireoTered.

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ATI REMtu '4

Ai..s ll" THE i.i, N.is .VND II. TUll'lUMALs

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THOMAS l.t.u

le; ul 1 ?37, ho ' a, re; a e-. ere co:j:. :v , n :i Luis, vvitn ii.cii h ;

AKer reco.prii. irom :iU:u'k ou i-. oi . aii'.o tu t'.ike Ciiid, iii . very ?c ..o..i . . the remain h-r ol toe o. i.:; r. In to- I. iit-ul in nil,'! i 1 , but i .1 the i t f oij v. ' turned, and all t'.tit syuij'to-.o. ot c -n-u u..;. upon his so tern at o.ico. He iki I trr ; chest and ii'ievviso i:i i. i.i .s..;t-, vtnr.i,-i ty ol breati i -c loot-, iia 1 c toou- tiitut a!si it'.-je.-t to an nc-a-'.om! spittiiiii ' I !' tnis situHlovu iie pla -e.l hi.ni it on o-r a hi phvsicim, under w h ise caie lie rr.uaitted but found ins lissa-i. alio jjrov ui v i-, so. ned t i try too T;i i.n !...it:n, a ; I , io-i :te.ie lor ten uet k-, vv .i..-:i, Uo.v e-. e.-. n't -r lie nel co.i-ljded to try t icn herii-i I ride used many, without pc r ,en.' ioj; an-, o Th d;s?ae i-o lioiue.I t,f .ofC-siii; f :i .i i l-3., w iie.i he took ;t trc-.i -o!u, und i very fast; ha in, uri o lha t per io! nl .. over thii ty pou i s i.i w e ;ot. I le ..-:, h the lloiiiu-palhic iiuctois, a.t-l reaiaine i o. meiit from 'i t 'ber, 1 -3 , t,ii tiie H'lh i f J wiiicii time t Iiirl 5:i.v ii.oi, .'-i.en .i: ua- ;. a -keletou. Alter c. i -tionm ntm I u a everv syuiptom of the : nca- ei;te ! ir -. an I entei taine ! b it ii tiie hopes ol lis t e, er or i him t u-e t ! 1 1 V I . - Nl," i ; tilt! cu: o-e i! -iri.i ti o r-L t.i;-e v. (ci,-.

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r i iii. ve phite rer.-rsrnts a fu 1 desriiptiCn if the .L. I '- Nt., o lutii i.cuity ami i-.atjral fonditton, -s are f.e principal jjnits in rt jju i atio.i, and are Mtu- -. ! . n the c:--;, nl nvu they ucs'upy irat:y tne whole i . I . v ;i;e tw i hi n un! er, cce on the rirhl and tho "t-iti - ' lei. 1 he-e niiu are of a snfi, spuney ai '-, . : o f i-iimi'Ojrd ot blood vessels, arteriai nnj veit- ;- air ict fiicii "'iioiiuii.i -ite vio tho Trachea (or ; ' , c.'i an I co,trv ioo to every patt d the liv.dy. ' i -' ri ; . I : .s tua !e i m toe 1 .:;i;s are so e xt'eed ip'v f mall in ! i' e tn. nibranes that compose tneiu mi thin nnd delicate, ; ot iy 'i'Sl'l csu-ri ul pudu.-a obstructions in tan - i ' r air j m-3-if, and ni.ptiie tiie se-piratlon hence a '". i 'diinalio i . t the u.n.-as mem! rane of the Prou.-ht i : v : v '.-ipe, hiarcn-s. .Vc, and fmai'y ,ibjccis tiie -.- list ij.-', vv !i, -o places the patient in a critical a. i .; .i ti C'-ro i ; sit m, i -n. and ultiiitatrlv i-lES of ClI.Viti'Sll'I ( .'l Eeaders you .10 are nlllicied with the ::i.t see is of litis disea-e, t : Cutigh and dilJt oCUl ..o,..i- : ,.t:i iy Dr. Duncan's 7'xptctornnt Remedy. ;. i ... "i-oie lor ("olds, ("ooos, Sj,i It i n of It'ood, Prmii i I ':!!.. ulty of Urea tnin Asthiua, Pain in tht Side, lfr.i-i and Che-t, anil alt disenres oi" the I iver and Lunsrs, i. o.'.'. is l ert&nt to cemovR all obstructions fiom the Kcupiliitoiy vessels, and if tiie l.u:is are not eutirely absorbed hv ,o-i a-e it will in nine c.jjti out of t'n arrest the fatal pro'c-s n'.nl infuso new life and vigor to tde diseased orz ins. Ilea 1 tiie many thousand certificate of cures, and toe a-'.oiHhing r 'utninendatioits given Uy those ho have ucd l. ii me J ic ,ie and witnessed its miraculous etlects upou t.iou-iiuds vv :se lives bail been despaired of. taii upon the ,-ients and be satisfied of the virtues of this tneJici.ir, befire purchasing.- ' A 1 KES1I SETPLV JEST KECEIVED. 1'or sale at ihe liOOK STOKIv Kichmond Dec. 7, 1613. 44tf

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v mi .1 a t tunes cnu-ed it. : l r.i . -.j u till doiie la .ie, on! i .r . .-: I -f: I-' still rriviilr vv ii.-': o,i;0l ( . . i ir", recovery was civeu n,.. ;ml oiv lite,! i!ib of a o, . ; o.' c, . i-o ,o ; ; ,.i. At i'ie vv ;t s oo-i rc.i i v.. ir .1v ct.ii'- li,i'- i,u d v i . : i . .-ry, ii re'i o v ed me ill." i t,i if . , a ,i 1 i . toi ts of i!os tne octoc, :i , ioy ;iii.t- ' an I 'lottoi.' cf bioo 1 ;. i : c . ro .'..or i ;i a le .v u to-K s in v i, - i . i i v. ;i , - j n i on- to work at to v ti i o .-. o..- o i :x tin- tioic 1 iin . e ' n. c i ; . i . iifoi i i : Witm.ss I a n a . i i, r.- 1 ; . i and iiavin sf t,v iohi '.orio ois i.-n. st i tctnciit e:ttitit.d till, crt. lit. S iloucttlt r C-ntiili,. SS . Ptr-Oiiaiiy cai.oi i r; . ure, .t: 3 js;ices oi toe Pcn -e in a.i l It t Wen-, mid beinj; du'y atlirmi; ! road ve statement is in all things tru'j ' Afiirinu i before me on ;he -."Jt!i div

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pru.el nen.iy fu i, to my i.ie. Some f-w we i ks a . I .-o ,11:1' ; -r- 1 t i .. sam i t V il l Ciit-rry, vi .nch ;tii ms ni-.aut ?i-T.e dotfc pro 1 ere ! i.i a fe.v '. iv -.: ,.i; I radical an ! t.crfe-t e . . WILLI .M at En . N ,. f,-, Wi.:, i ., -

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Till Til HAS PREVAILED. PETER'S Vegetable pills have now been ten years ho t .re t ie public. During that periol they have obtained a celebrity unparalleled 111 the history of the inoit popular to- icines which prece .'e l tliCnt or have followed in their ir.ik. 'i ue happy cmuioun lion td vecrtablo iiiredirnlst to v ears of earnest studv an i e sper iment, directed by d iri; v ions experience in the projierlies of medical subi'tani es, toe pathology of disease, the nature nn.l modus vperandt , ot the various fijida which minister to the support nnd su-tt-.i ince of the human body, and tiie organization by winch tho. e li lids are prepared, modified, and distt iduted. Tho tn impb of skill, nnd patient experiment has been complete. J iiioiihuiil the leiic-i, not bieadtii oi our land, in limi.h A: oricn, Engliind, the t-'. I.niiri, nnd on the comment of Europe, the curative virtues of I't-ti r's vt;etablti Pill,, me ma tefully acknowledged. They 111: be called the hied1 c i.ic ;tr excellence of -the Southern States. 'J heir i-un--oioptioii south of the Potomac, is riv inuiii", and continuaiiy 0.1 the iit.-reane. "vn other 1 J I -'oes down"' there, no.-, ever sunarevl over Willi hired pulls, and dume tiiaiiulacl,jj':il certificates. PEIKlt'S VI'UKTAULK PILLS, may be termed a utiirertal titidirinr, for there is rcnrcely a 11 y item linemen t or obs; ruction of the o.ijruis nud M net 10, is the human iraciiiue w hich they vviil not alieviate or remove when tidiuinirtere I in the emlv Ptsr s of con jem oot o! 1:10 cloiuach or bowel-, they speedily relax those organ, r . ice tiie attendant lev er, n i l restore the uderer to hi ul-.h. ' 'outlining no irritating or drastic sob-tnuces, their ebi!u-!--is never followei) by tint prostration c.f tiie bodily powers w died characterises the operation of inoft other eiithar-

tics, and they may be administered without the flijlitei-i li iir id producing the lo.-ivl iiillainalioii tu frtiueittlv cuusel by the purceni coiMiooitiyii vended by tne ipiiicks und charlatans of the day. In almoet all stages of dUeae VI". TEH'S VEGETAI1LE I'lLLS ttid Iin loiiiid id beneficial eli'ect, but they oouid alwayrt bo re-orted to, when tde tirt kyinptmii make its appearance. '1 lie compiest ,f the rouijiauit will ti.en he ea-y, an I immediate. In biliiou il.sor dcrs, remitant, or in le riu 1 tan I lev er, dyspepsia , d y sent dry , cholera , rholic, diariehea, dropy, sour or luted eructations, enlargement nt the spleen, kick head ache, all complaint gruvsing oulof 111 perfect or too rapid di.o 0ttoti, I rper of the bowels, tenia Ic obstructions:, ha bitnul cotti-.f i'( -s, and nil oilier ilis-r-i-e-iu whicd a iinrative medicine ss proper, PE'l I'IPS l.'.'ETAULE PILLS will l e fou.id unrivalled 111 tin. 1 ed, certainty and neiuleoeri, of their opeiation. It is asked upon v. uat pro -cipie tn'se rxtraonlinary cf- ; Is nra pr'iduceti ? We reply that PE'I lili'S l ".. LEE PILL acts as a I I Kll II II OF THE ISLOOD, oy puriiving tde cii le and other fluids of ulnch blood 1 composed, t'hvie is a milky tin it deposited by the dure, ted mutter on too coats of the interlines, and which !irn ci.iiioined with tiie biliary ecr(-liou, is conveyed into tiie vems and becomes tun principle of life. I bis medicine a-'.s directly upon tiie chyle, from which it expels all acrid ; articles, and ail humors detrimental to a heal'.dy circulat "li. It cleanses the juices a ltd fluids before the cheiius 1 o aiioe takes place, whicii fits them lor the imineuiate Jur p s i-f vitality. This is beginning. To emhue the "t.-enins of life with deaith, it is necessary to purify them at their sources. -nidi in the radical inoiio in which this medidiiie performs its cures. Testimonials winch would lid volumes (many of them from high aicientitit: authority are its voucher, and it is used iu Uie txaeiica of tde first Physicians here, and abroad. Li tiie early months of Sprinjr, when the animal and 1. etable worlds are alike influenced ! tiie change ol beaoii, aoerient medicines are especially beneficial. One dose 4 PETER'S ve-iel&ble Piiis taken at Ihis keason, may ave ;i jndreds of dollars in Doctor's bills dnrin-; the approachin; heats of Summer, lie wise in time. ' Preserve and regulate" now, now that you may not have tu contend with ii-caso in its fiercest form, hereafter. Are you subject to pain in trie (tmiisth, or bow els after eating, accompanied by 7e(.rctst-,-) of iiirit, an position to active empioyineni of Ujdy or uimd sho..tim pairs in the back and limbti uueakinrss in tiie region of

1 ie liter and kidneys cold feet faiiitues and trembiing

alter stronr exercise ; in horl have you any of the seni-

tion whicri denote a rierans;enient ol the diir;etive or -'

cretive function, a.id consequently an impure stale of the

blood t f fyt nrJ you value lieaith take Petet'n eeia-

toe 1 ills, a ad insure tiie re.rlorauun of that invaloahls

idesing.

l or sale hy the fo'lowip eent in tM city. fr5-H. ilrightwe:;, J. K. Du-j.ale and I. T. Hollo-

w ay.

DR. II IRUCII S

CO.MPOl.ND STKtNfiTIILM.NG AND GLIiMA.N APEHIE.NT PILI.s. TO THOSE WHO DE.-lkE llEAt'III.

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IMWLLIllLE HEALTH PILLS.

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Tiie Whig Almanack for 1814. ETIIER with the Western Aloianack for tha I same year, received and for saie at the ISOOK STORE C'aIi Tor Pork. ri"JIIE subscribers will pay Cash for goo.1 corn-led Perk. JL Apply w AUl ILLA JONES. R. MORRIsOy,

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ANTI-SLAVERY. VVIEV of the Ameriran Slavery Question, by E. litaaowc. jr. pastor of tne First Free Presbylexian jr; i, Nt York, for laie at the BOOK STORE.