Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 15, Number 41, 8 October 1845 — Page 3

iTJlYKB COUNTY EDUCATION SOCIETY. Tare next aannal meeting of this society will be held at Milton, Friday and Saturday, the 24th and 25th of wober; commencing at 10 'clock, a. in., on Friday. .i,, several townships in tho county are earnestly reaieHed to send large delegation; and all the friends of JJatkn ara particularly inrited to attend. By order o' lb. Eieeutira Committee. R. Vaile, Cor. Sec'y. 'October 6th, 145. H BBAXC " STATE BANK OP INIUANA.) " Richmond, Tenth month let, 1545. wilfF. stock-holders in this Branch Bank, are hereby mrfified that an Election for seven Directors for this Jh for the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking on Jwnd day, Eleventh month 3.1, 1-45, (Mon?.7, 3d No" nXr )y ELIJAH COFF1S, Cashier. "sale of property for TAXES! mTOTfCE Is hereby given, that the following property S will be exposed at public sale, at the Council ChamIndoor, in the city of Richmond, Wayne county, la., a the second Monday of November next, between the haars of ten o'clock, a. m., and two o'clock, p.m., for iliooaent taxes, for the years 1HM, '40, '41, '41, '43. '44, gad '45, unless settled previous to that time. 1 he rents ud profits will first be offered, and on failure of that to '. .. - hi . ,r..j

say tne same, ine lee simpie win uc

Baumer, Bennet Berry, Joseph Ban, Lewis, Cox, Samuel Deli, William Edge rt on, Owen Uiott, Upton 44 Fiachler, I-eopold Falghum, Benjamin Githens, E II. Gordeu, Lurk in Jones, Isaac E. Jones, Kuth, estate, Jfcbby, John C. 44 Lewis Lewis, estate, Mattis, Benjamin Nordyke, Ellis Pyle, Henry J., son, M Y'ailc, Joel Williams, Caleb R. Wasson, M scanty Wolxton, John Atkinson, Jacob Bond, Jonathan Hodman of Cincinnati, Bulla, William Cauimack, Win. Diven, Hugh Eldridge, Jl j Fsulke vV Wiley llargraves, Isam Hunt, Smith Jones, James 44 Mills, Isaac Parry, Wm Salter, James W. Smith, Samuel W. I' pi ted States, White water canal Co., Wilmot, Charles Wills, Joseph Builders, Jacob KiBsey, Oliver Akott, D. F. Starr, C. W. 44 44 44 llorney, 1. Sanders Chamberlin, Win. Uubbard, Jeremiah Ilainer, David Jones, Aquilla " Mahlon Parry, Mordecui " Joseph Swnin, Stephen Meek, Jeremiah Sen. Mormon, J W 44 44 Wright, Peter jr. Noun, D 1 dree n, John ext. Ray, J B

No. LoU. Names of Street, out lot. front i C'J lot lot ' s green 1 10 inurion pt 37 n mahon I Idenville 22 high fi u front li acres lift i s 10'j n fifth j, 101) Washington ti wah. avenuw i 21 s peart i 20 i 112 123 n main ill s fifth 4-5 walnut 81 pearl lt;i Washington 17 s franklin 3 Washington 152 n sixth 3 & pt 4 u main 13 a pearl 158 8 main 157 n sixth i 13 s pearl 111 n sixth ill- n sixth .1 21 pt3!l n front ti s front 172 washi.itoii I 1 J 4 s marion pt 30 li main 7 no main 12, 13 ft wayue av. I2rt . u main 27 n pearl 1 () srmirion i 12 s pearl pt 141 n sixth i 135 Washington 103 a pearl i IH n pearl i 120 n jiearl pt 150 s main 157 8 main 71-74 n main 133-134 n fifth U b franklin 110 a fifth fract. lot 8 pearl 111 8 pearl lot in Idenville 1 167 n seventh HI 8 peail 50 8 pearl 17 8 front i 71 n main 18 8 franklin pt rl u franklin sj 53 n main

ir5 pt 2G pt 30

Richmond, Oct. 8, 1815.

Washington n main

S. SIN EX, Collector. 41 ts

Administrators Sale. WILL be sold on Friday the 31st October, inst. at tho residence of John M'Whinney, dec, five utiles south cant of Richmond the following personal property of said deceased, to-wit: Horses, Cattle, from U) to 70 Hogs, about 250 Sheep, Corn, wheat, Oats and Hay, one four horse Wagon, one Carriage, some farming Tools, household and kitchen Furniture, and other articles not necessary to enumerate. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, n. in., and continue from day to day till all be sold. Terms made know on day of sale, and due attendance given by THOMAS M'WHINNEY, JOHN .M'WHINNEY, A dm i n ist rotors. Oct. 6, 1S15 41-ts Administrators' Notice. rilHE undersigned having taken out letters of Ad.1. ministration on the estate of John M'Whinney late f Wayne county, Indiana, deceased, notifies all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and all those having claims against the same to present them legally authenticated for settlement within twelve mouths from the date hereof. The estato is solvent. THOMAS M'WHINNEY JOHN M'WHINNEY. AdminUtrutitrs. Oct. 6, 1645 41-3t

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an Execution to me directed, from the 'Wayne Circuit Court, I will expose at public sale at the Court House door in Centreville, Wayne county, Indiana, on the 21st day of October, 1845, between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m., and four o'clock, p. m., of said day, the following property, to-wit: The East half of lot numbered fifty-two (52), nnd the est half of lot numbered fiftv-four (5-1), as numbered on the plat of thecitv of Richmond, AVavne county, la., laid out by Charles W. Starr; Also, the East half' of lot numbered fifty-three (53), as numbered on the plat of that part of said city laid out by Jeremiah Cox. Taken as the property of Daniel 1. Sloan, to satisfy said Execution in favor of Wigtrins &. Wasson, Administrators. DAVID GENTRY, Si. W.C. , September 30th, 1S45. pr. fee, $1:50 1 40ts

THE BEST, and CHEAPEST, MOST UNIFORM SERIES of STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS K V K It PFBMRUED.

JAMES E. REEVES.

KALPU A. PAIGE.

A STRIKE FOR WAGES. FpilB undersigned, requests those indebted to him to J call and settle their respective accounts without delay. He will be found, at all times, in the room over the Bookstore, where he will be happy to receive all the cash due nim. Having closed his shop and ceased carrying on the Shoemakiug as "ess," he hopes those indebted to him will "TAKE NOTICE of this "STRIKE," as "delays mrt dangerous," A c. ACHILLES BALLARD. Richmond, October 1st, IS 15 4Htf IXandsomc Residence For Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale, on favorable terms, tho residence in which he resides. It is situated on Market street immediately cast of the Public Square, and is one of the most pleasant locations in the citv. The building is a TWO-STORY UK1CK, recently built, in modern style, and besides being of the best materials it is finished in superior style. It is commodious and convenient, and has all the appendages of a comfortable dwelling It has a Washollouse, Smeke-Honse, Dairy Cistern, Stable, &.C, U in good order- The grounds are neatly laid out and ell cultivated, with a choice collection of tho best fruit and vines. WM. WIGGINS. Richmond, June 1?, 1845.. 2It

To those engaged in the important, but ardueus taiik of instructing youth, McGcffey's Eclectic Readers, Nos. One, Two, Three akd Focr, are now presented, thoroughly revised, and greatly enlarged, with many important improvements. They are now in a permanent stereotype form, NO FURTHER ALTERATIONS being intended. Prof. McGuffey's enthusiastic devotion to the cause of Education, his fine taste and discriminating mind, and his practical experience as an instructor, render hint peculiarly fitted for the department of authorship, to which he has given his attention. The suggestions of intelligent teachers who had used the former edition of the series, and the valuable aid afforded him in the revision by an experienced educator, hav aUo furnished him with unusual facilities for advantageously revising and enlarging these works. In this series, comprising as it does, a careful selection of instructive, entertaining and moral matter, progressively arranged, and graduated with reference to the capacity of thm pupil, Prof. MeGufley has afforded to parent! and teachers, a most thorough, complete, and efficient auxiliary In the education of youth. Its extensive use has been sufficient for the development and just appreciation of its many excellencies. The result is, that intelligent teachers pronounce it the most complete iscries now before the public. The intrinsic merit of Prof. McGuffey's Eclectic Readers, having gained for them an unparalleled and rapidly increasing circulation, the publisher is enabled, notwithstanding the heavy expenditure in their revision and enlargement, to manufacture them in the neatest and most durable manner, while they are now furnished at such low prices, that they are the CHEAPEST, as well as the best school reading books extant. JUST PUBLISHED, 'McGcrrEy'a Rhetorical Gcide; or Fifth Reader, of the Eclectic Series 180 pages, 12mo.; containing copious and minute rules, example and exercises in articulation, inflection, emphasis, accent, quantity, rhetorical pause, modulation, expression, reading of poetry, rhetorical dialogue, gesture, and their collateral subjects, to which are added a great variety of elegant reading lessons, (about ono half prose and half poetry,) selected from the most classic writers ; furnishing cntestaining and instructive specimens of various style of composition. This work has been pieparod with very great care, and with reference to making it a useful, practical, and standard book ; and the publisher confidently hopes, that the Rhetorical Guide of Mr. McGuffey is well adapted to aupply the wants of classes in rhetorical reading in our Academies, High School and Colleges. McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS am printed and published at 56, Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio, by AV. B. SMITH AND CO. School Book Publisher

(CPD. P. Holloway, Honk-seller, Richmond, Indiana, hns a full supply of McGuffey's Eclectic Readers, and feels

warranted in recommending them as being tne very best class book, extant. April 30th, 145. y'ly AFTER ALL MEDICINES HAVE FAILED, Dr. Duncan's EXPECTOKIXT REMEDY

Must do tho healing and curative business, after all. Why is it that so many persons are in the habit of grasping after the many deleterious nostrums published in the papers, put up by wrsons who have no knowledge either of the theory or science of medicine; neither could they be forced to swallow their own mixing, which they intend for others. Almost daily are these persons calling at the office, whoso countenances and debilitated structure denotes the evils of the poisonous physic palmed upon them in their atlliction. If onr grave-yards could speak they would astonish tho world, of the vast amount carried there from the etiects of poisonous medicine administered to them by persons who have grown wealthy upou the credulity of those whom they have duped. Let it lie remembered that!). Duncan' Expectorant Remedy is tho only medicine that perfect confidence can be placed in for the certain removal of the first cause of Consumption. Call upon the Agent in Richmond, and learn the wonderful cures this woudrful medicine is performing. For sale at tho Richmond Book Store. LUTinEK & TIIKKS 111 iV MACHINES. THE suliscribcr wishes to exchange either a Traveller or Stationary Machine for cash and lumber will take the most in lumber is also making Clover Hullers to exchange for cash and produce. Shop on Main street near L. liurk's Livery Stable. Also, a large, strong work-horse which will be exchanged for lumber, on good terms. F. W. ROBINSON'. Richmond, Sept 10, 1 545. 37-tf SEW ERA IX MKI'iriXE. WHO WILL NOT TAKE TILLS, WHEN THEY CAN BE TAKEN WITH AS MUCH EASE AS A SFGAU PLUMB? DR. PARIS' ANTT-BILLIOUS CANDY COATED PILLS, for the prevention and cure of diseases arising from a disordered system nnd impure blood, viz: Billious, intermittent, remittent, nervous, inflammatory and putrid fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaint, sickness at the stomach, pain in the side, breast, back, and shoulders, cos-

tiveness, lutlaimnation ot tno lungs, niancer, iniesunes, stomach, throat, and air passages, rheumatism, gout, appoplexy, paralysis, dysentery, flatulency, depressed spirits, hypocondriassis, palpitation of the heart, nervous irritability, loss of appetite, acidity, general debility, hysterics, giddiness and dimness of sight, sick headache, spasms, biles, pimples in the face, tetter, scroffula, gravel, dropsy in the head and chest, scurvy, syphillis, colds, coughs, ulcers, sores of every description, female complaints, suppressions and other complaints originating in a disordered stomach and impure blood. These Pills are certain to remove the root, the primary cause of all those distressing maladies, and applicable in all cases and forms of sickness, from childhood up to old age, and can be used with perfect safety by all under any circumstances, particularly among delicate females, who are so frequently subject to transient complaints, which often render their health very precarious. The preferred superiority of these Tills is that they are prepared from the solid extracts of "Herb and Ront.,' Their nature is to 'cleanse, purify and strengthen," harmless to the constitution and death to disease. Besides, they can be taken by those who have the most delicate stomach, being thickly coated with Candy, and therefore not the slightest taste of medicine is perceptible. Sold only in the West at Dr. Duncan's office, 150. Sycamore street, where all orders must be directed. Price 25 cents single box. These valuable Pills are for sale at the BOOK STORE. Richmond, la., Sept., 21st, 1 15. (pV heat, Corn, Oals, and Wood, taken on subscription to the Palladium, if delivered soon.

C03IPETITI0jrriIE LIFE OF BUSINESS. NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WHITER

Y.

GOOBS! !

Only Sixteen Days from XEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA!

REEVES & PAIGE, WOULD respectfullv inform their friends, and the public generall v, that thev are now receiving asxl open ing, at the RICM'oND CASH MORE, one of the most EXTENSIVESTOCKS of Merchandize eve before offered in this city. Their stock consists, in part, of

CLOTHS, of all colors and prices, much lower than ever before offered in this marketCASSIMERES, genT assortment of plain and fancy plaids and stripes. VESTINGS: plain and fancy Satin; plain black and fancy Plaid; Silk Velvet; De Joiuville, Cashmaret, Valencia, &c. SATINETS and JEANS: all colors, plain and fancy, very cheap. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Our stock of goods in this line is very general; among which are: black, colours, striped, and fig'd Silks; Cashmere de Cosse; Afghan Satins; Alpacas, plain and fancy; Mousselin de laines; Thibet and English Merino; Cobourg and la. Cloths; Pongee; Gala Plaids; French &. Manchester Ginghams, and Prints of all new etles and patterns. SHAWLS, in great variety, among which are: plain and embroidered Thibet; Brocha; Cashmere; McGregor; Watlle; M. de Lainc; plain and embroidered Cloth; andSMALL WARES & FANCY GOODS. Pongee, flag, bandana, linen cambric and cottou H'd'kfs; black Italian Cravats; Romaics, Cents. Scarf and Stocks, guin, worsted, cotton and web Braces, a general assort

ment of Gloves and Hosiery. Ladies' scarfs, cravats, ; points, and dress ITd'kfs, Ribbons a splendid assortment, Head-dr"sses and flowers. Gents, worsted scarfs : aud comforts, Trimming Gimp, Cords, and Tassels, Lisle raps, fancy silk Fringe, Head Nets, Children's Grecian Boots ami fancy Socks, Zephyr worsted, Alpaca Aprons i and Silk do-, Ladies' travelling Carpet Bags and Baskets, 1 Gents. Collars and Bosoms; Tuck, Side, Ivory, Pocket, j and Dressing Combs; Patent Thread, Spool Cotton, and i Skein do., Wire do., fancy ami white Knitting Yarn; ; Buttons, Pins, Needles, Tajes; Stay and Coat Binding; , Welting ami Coat Cord aud Sewing Silks and Twists, i Hooks aud Eyes, Thread and Cotton Laces, Inserting & 1 Edgings, Jjconctt do., Qiilling; Precussion Caps, .c. j HEAVY GOODS AND VARIETY. Brown and j bleached Muslins, Tickings, Drillings, wool and Canton

rlauneis, raiiUing aud C anvass, colored Musims, brown Holland, Rus. Sheeting, Damask Moreen, enitian and lu grain carpels, Oil cloth for floors, Aprou and Furniture checks, domestic Ginghams, wall and window Paper, looking Glasses, Umbrellas; Fur, Ie Joinville, IVOrsay, Selette, Velvet add Glazed CAPS, Shakers Ware and Brooms; Hardware, Queensware, and Groceries: a lull assortment, at all times. ALSO Salt, Grindstones, Linseed Oil, &c. &-c.

All of which will bo sold upon tho principle of SMALL PROFITS and QUICK KETUKNS. Richmond, September 2-id, 1815. 39-tf

s32ls? &2s:&:ri& ar wtznr s-aaa aara& asrassai

SET? KSs

A. C. BLANCHAED & CO..

4. :

Fruit BASKET'S; also,

received and for sale. Cloth. Cassimcrfs,

A LARGE supply of Cloths, Cassi meres, and Satinets, of a variety of colors, for sale at the lowest Cask prices. IWcii and Boys' Brogau. AL VRGE assortment of Men & Boys' Kip Brog.ans; sll.so. a Hiin.lv of Men's HOOTS and SLll'I'ERS,

ust received troin the maiiuiaciurerss anu ir ic J . i r r i : .. 4u: ......Irot

lower miCES than ever oeiore ouercu m " -Richmond, August 27th, 113-

i i i . r v r r i T.' a CIT

HAVE received, direct from Bostox, jEW iok, aim i Hii.Ai)imii, a urge Mipnj ui " ' " IONABLE DRY GOODS, of the latest styles and patterns; which they will sell at trices that CAN-NOT FAIL TO INDUCE ALL WHO EXAMINE TIIUl STOCK TO BECOME FCKCHASKRS. lIMYEIililCi BASKETS, &c.r AlpaccaN Cashmeres, &c.

N assortment of Ladies' Travelling, or anu m f i ici ui .vipa.-ea uusires emurmius agioai

t-lAlXi ii-ii,J, just . M yarn tv of stvles. patterns and colors; also, an as

sortment of Cashmeres, Mouslin de Laines, Afghan Crapes, $, of new styles and patterns; all for sale at the eery lotccst Cash prices. ladies' S!LHIPI?3Sia22 f PRS., just received from the manufacturers in OUU Boston and New York, and for sale at prices

varying from 25 cents to $1,00. Also, a large assortment of Children and Youths' Shoe and Brogans, at j very low prices. 35:Gw

at

NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, A W Si Wo O H Ei IE IB 53 2fS CHEAP CASH STORE.

B

RG VINS can now bo had at the Store of the undersigned, who has just received a complete assortment of GOODS suitable for the Fall and Winter seasons. His stock consists, in part, of

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, SATIiNElS ana JlAAft, fAiNCl uuuus.w.

tv PRINTSofall the latest and newest stvles and patterns; ALPACHAb plain and i MERINO French and Manchester GINGHAMS; DRESS SILKS a good assort-

l.nifios Uress fiOOUS. 1 weeu a, juiiaiuanu iuwa v-iums, m-itua

8IIAVf.S in creat vanet

f:mev : Thibet and Enfflish

. J f .r l.tim-r Tilt I i II f

ment; uini.iii ioii, , . j l.l-,l Muslins, asrhn as the clieanest: Alnnrha

i.wro hrnvvn nmi nieacnea i-riiiins, ui.m.. ...v. ' . .. . . . . J.. .

'i.,i.t..

a.id Pari4ne Cloths; Silk and Cotton Velvets. Checks, Irish linens; Brown and bleached 1 able Moths; 1 am and striped Linens, brown Holland., Umbrellas; Bandanna and Sp.ttlefie d H dk Is, Black Italian Cravats, plan, and fancy Storks; Cotton and Gingham Handkerchiefs, Jaconets, Gum Elastic W orsted and W ebb Suspenders, ?" I -2 11 LI! net, Swiss and Mull Muslins, I.aces and Edgings, Lace and Nett A ells, Ladies kid, silk, pic-mc

WW Tape-., Buttons, Slav and Coat Bindinjr, Weltn.fr ,,d Coat l oras am. sewing .iks am. , w.sts, ,,,,. V, , Fve tUs a H-eeting, Ingrain and Venitian Carpets, Damask .Moreen Apron and r urn.ture Checks, A all and Window Paper, Men and lioys Fur, Cloth, Selette, and Velvet CAlSlatest styles; Ribbons, Combs, Pateiit and Cotton Threads, Ladies Travelling Carpet Bags and Baskets, &c. ,Vc.

full assortment, at all times, of

-ALSO

HARDWARE,

GROCERIES and Ql'EEX'SWJ RE.

, . -rk -vits-T KF but that the above GOODS will be sold at unusually low prices, for Cash, or Conner? FrSEa lCallaCt the CLMi' CASH STORE, in the West Room of the Richmond

iTktirnvfi i.nnnirv

Hotel, and obtain BAltCAIIN-: Richmond, September 24, 1s?4j. 3Jtf

JOS. AV. GILBERT.

vitals. 'Tis true tliat tliousanus are. u.-..v ,.. I eves opened to a sense of their alarmin-r co.id. io. are takin-everv precaution to secure a longer leaon this lite, as well ns the future. 1 h.s is known

Serious Facts To those rrcdi-pocd to CONSUMPTION!! HAPPY would it be for thousands of the human family, if they would only see the terrors of Consumption, when it first appears in the distant horizon of their vision, as distinctly as when it has prostrated them on a bed of death, with the emaciated form and sepulchral voice of a dwelling in the shades of another world. 1 hey then could not only have time time to prepare their immortal souls for a habitation in that "house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens," that they might adopt some means to divert the stern and impartial destroyer from his purpose before he has tasted of the precious blood of their existence, or began to revel m their

tals. 'Tis true tliat tliousanus are. u.-.. v "."K " 't

.UUUIiit'll,

ase up-

by tho

increased demand for

I 1)11. DUNCAN

EXl'KCIOHAM RRMEUT:

In Coughs, Colds, Iulluenza, uronc.ni.is, .-p..B and all Diseases of the Liver and Lnngs. But there are millions vet who are on the verge of another world, who are not awakened to a knowledge ot the senous conse- ....... novlect of the first approaching

q""l.e"T "f vr MTIOV. For the benefit of

those I wou

a cons'-h. Dai

breath, spitting of blcod, hoarseness, ,i. '.: ..r. iho n-ereted phleg

tl a accumula'tcs in the bronchial tubes and cells or any other symptom that may lead to a disease of the lungs oimr.jmp Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, and procure at once ur. i;uiic-u .-.-u use it according to the directions, which are in a small namnhlet and put around every bottle. pampH a P valnabe medlneh open- ' ed aVe.JrnPOffice for tho wholesale and reta. of hi. medicines at 150 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, where he wiU attend 'to the treatment of all diseases, particularly those of a chronic nature. ! Call early at the Richmond BOOK b TORE and procure this medicine in time. Richmond. Sept. 21 l?4o.

of CUNM.wl ll"-, " ild say, that if von have a cold of long standing. iin in vour side, breast and back, shortness of

difficulty of

gm and otner

raising

matter

ATCH AND CLOCK RE

PAIRING. The subscriber

informs his friends and the public,

that he is ready and willing to repair any thing in the time line, and will warrant the article operated on to keep time. His shop is in the Book Store, and he hopes a share, at least, of custom will be ime-Iy showered upon him.

"Time is money,'" and the. undersigned hopes to make money out of and in TIME; his prices, therefore, are reasonable for cash. J. B. HUNNTCUTT. Richmond, July 2, 1845. iJ7tf

NATIONAL. HOTEL, Richmond, Indiana.

I A AV. BOWERS, Propbietok. lire above iiotei, Jm formerly kept by D. D. Sloan, is now in the occu- ' pancy of A. AV. Bowers, and open for the reception of his friumla and tht ouliHc creneraiiv.

June 11, 145. oct-l,-'44. SMITH'S LINIMENT. Surest remedy" for the euro of Sweeney, Poll-Evil, Fistula, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Big Head. &.c, that was ever discovered. Also, for the human flesh, it excells in the cure of Rlieumatic Pains, Swelling of the Glands of the Throat, Ring Worms, Tetter, Frosted Feet, &c. Each genuine bottle is stamped '-Smith s Liniment, and signed Denny Minor. sole Proprietors. None others genuine. DENNY Sc MINOR. Eaton, O. The above Liaiinout is tor sale at the Drug Store of I. REED Ok. KROTUEK. Richmond, June 11. 1S4j ltf

FEES II ARRIVAL of driick, ii;i)iLi:s, CIIEniCAL, cVc Ac , AT REEDS' WHOLESALE AXI) RF7TAIL URI C A NO CHEMICAL, STORE, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, 1NU.

E have just received from Philadelphia a fresli supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Instru

ments, Glassware, i-liop i urmture, pure Wines and Liquors, &.c. &.c. AVhich will enable us to furnish all demands for articles in our line, cheaper than ever for tho

READY.

All articles warrated fresh and pure, and of the best

quality. Physicians and dealers generally are invited to stop and see us. AA'e sell at Cincinnati prices, for the same pay.

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HATS AND CAPS AT THE CINCINNATI PRICES !I THAVE on hand a large assortment of Plain and Fashionable Otter, Seutre, Gossamer, BrvsK, Shortyap, Roram, Snvtoth Castor, Round and Square Crown, Wool Cassimcre, and Common Wool

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Da. DUNCAN'S KXrECTORANT REMEDY, FOR CONSUMPTION, OR GOING INTO A DECLINE. IT is a serious and solemn fact, that this disease whet neglected and left until it becomes a seated and chronic allecUon is certain to commence its insidious attack upou the luugs in the insipient stage of this kind of Consumption, the patient feels asense of uneasiness in tiie chest, with severe fits of coughing, or a short, dry cough attended with difficulty of breaing; when permitted to run on without the use of a proper medicine, the. cough becomes extremely troublesome, especially in the morning the breathing more difficult expectoration penlent-some fever iu the eveningredness of tho cheeks: colliquative swtats extreme weakness aud at lengths the patient sinks into the sleep of death! O LISTEN, THEN, r-n'

To the Warning voice that daily echoes in your ears guard yourself from the first unerring seed of that disease which is certain to k n i t its f a ta 1 3

threads. As a ratlesuake, it warns u C- of - g T: -" its H u poisonous fangs, aud you heel i. jot, thi sting of destruction will

3 soon pierce your vitals and j render yon beyond the shades of 2 hooe! May these facts awaken you,

uruo.su you to give ear to the voice of reason, and use that Rewedy iu time, which has cured and prolonged tfiB lives of thousands. Let it he liorite iu mind that this MED1C1NP. is DOCTOR DUNCAN S EXPECTORANT REMEDY?; A preparation entirely of vegetable extracts, expressly prepared to loosen the corrupt morbid humors and viced matter that accumulates in the nir passages, mid finally fasten upon the lungs. The medicine causes all tins to bo thrown up by expectoration. It is only by the power of the expectorant organs that the seat, the very root of disease, can lie eradicated from the system. The Expectorant Remedy offered to you is found by Physicians generally, and by those who havo fully tested its virtues, to be the only safe medicine that will completely perform this grand object. .rTRCH ASERS, fu CARErtn. that trilling or dangerous medicine is not pi. lined npon you by those who are not Agents, in place of Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy. Be not persuaded to take their viio mixtures, if you wish to save your life. Principal office for the United States, for the sale of Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, is at No. li, Korth fth street, Philadelphia O'Ask for Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, and fasure you obtain it. 1 J 'Sold in Richmond, la. at the BOOK STORE. June 11, 1845. 84tf DR. M LANE'S CELEBRATED For the Cure of Hepatite or Liter Complaint, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head-Ache. Symptoms of a Disease.! Liver. Pain in the right side, under the right side, under tho edge of the ribs, increased on pressure; sometimes tho pain is in the left side; tho patient is rarely able folic on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt uuder the shoulder blade, it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in the right arm. The stomach is uffected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels, in general, are costive, sometimes alternating with lax; the head is troubled with pain accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone something which ought to have been done. A slight dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits arc low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would bo beneficial to him, yet he cm scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body after death has shown tho liver to have been extensively deranged. CERTIFICATES -This is to certify, that having been associated with Dr. M'Lane in the practice of niediciner for nearly two and a half years, I have had many opportunities of witnessing the good effects of his- Liver Pills, and 1 lielieve they have cured and relieved a much larger proportion of the diseases of the liver, than I have known cured and relieved by any other course of treatment. Dec. 7' 1 30. OLIVER MORGAN. This is to certify, that a niece of mine was very ill with the Liver Complaint. She obtained ono box of M'Lane's IJver Pills, which sho took and received much benefit from the same. She is now taking the second box, and has nearly recovered; and I believe it was the Pills that relieved her, as she took no other medicine. I would therefore cheerfully recommend them to those laboring under that disease. JOSEPH BOYD. Jeffreystown, 12 miles from Pittsburgh. Prepared for tho Proprietor by Jokatha Kidd &. Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. GO, Corner of 4th and AVood sts. Pittsburgh. TC. B.-In order that there may be no mistake, be particular to ask for "Dr. M'Lane's Fills." Forsaleatthe REEDS'.

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At the Old Stand, North Side of Mai st Street,

ONE DOOR WEST OF J. W. GILBERT 9 HOTEL. JOHN SUFFK1XS. Richmond, Sept. 10, 1545. . 3"tf si Ms fit lbs Cincinnati Jnst received and for sale at the Saddlery, Shoe-Finding-and Liuthrr Store, of P. F- FLETCHER, South-East Corner of Main and Front sts., Olh mo. 24th, 1945 39tf Richko.nd, 1a.

PATENT VERMIFUGE. DOCTOR M'LANE'S AMERICAN W OHM SPECIFIC, Promptly expels Worms to an almost incredible number! To substantiate the above fact many hundreds of testimonials could lc adduced, out of which the following ars selected, from individuals of standing and veracity. Indeed, it is confidently affirmed that each new trial of tlis powers of this remedy will have an additional tendency to widen and confirm its fame, and that if it were universally known and diffused over the United States, it would not save less than many hundreds, if not thousands of lives annually. Certificates. I do certify that a vial of Dr. M'Lane's American Worm Specific expelled five hundred and two whole worms, &- pieces that would have made sixty more, from a boy of John Lewelling, which, if laid in a straight line, would have most probably measured the enormous length of one hundred yards. JOSIAH JACKSON. , Owner of Water Forge, and other Works, Monongalia county, A'a. AsTOCIHI3 TFT THVT.V.I D- M'LaWE's AMERICAN Worm f-rr.rirc. This is to certify that I bought from Holmes & Kidd, Drupgists, corner of Fourth and Wood sts., one vial of Dr. M'Lane's American AVorm Specific and gave about one half the vial to a child of mine over five years old, and surprising to relate she passed fully three-fourths of a pint of. worms, mostly alive, some of which measured eight inches long. Her health is much improved since that period. This statement I freely make, as the public ought to know that this valuable medicins can be procured in our city. ELIZA STEVENSON, Pittsimrgh This is to certify, that the above statement is correct, and if any doubts arise, the worms have - been preserved in alcohol, and may be seen by those who are sceptical. JAMES HAMIL, Washington Lock, nearGoe. , Beale's Cotton Factory, Pittsburgh. Prepared for the Proprietor by Jonathan Kidd St. Co. AVholesale and Retail Drugirts, N. 60, corner of -4th and Wood streets, PiUsburgh. N. B.-Be particular to ask for Dr. M'Lane's American Worm Specific, sr Patent Vermifuge. ... v - ,. - Aijrnttfor M'Lajie Pill and trorm specific. Milton, Jesse Histt; Cambridge City, S. F. Shr; Germantown, Jk-ha D. AVolff; Mechanies'burg, Henry Gettle; Centxeville, John E. Dunham; White School bouse, Thomas Elli; Liberty, Cullcy &. Bowers; Brownsville, Henry Rider; Abington, M. A. White; Philomath W. mphlf t; Richmond, Irvin Reed. May 2eth, le45. SS-Om.