Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 19, Number 18, 25 April 1849 — Page 3

wrtt. Succor wasioon dealt out to theae fiat met; and Goodey with his relief, and accompanied by llaler, who turned back, karriedlr followed the back trail in search of the living and the dead, scattered m the rear. They came to Scott first. He vm yet alive, and is saved! They came to Hubbard next he was dead, but still warm. These were the only ones or Halers party that had been left. From Kerne's party, next met, they learnt the death of Andrews and Rohter; nd, a little further on, met Ferguson, who told them that Beadle had died the nig'tt before. All the living were found arid saved .Manuel among them which looked like a resurrection and reduces the number of the dead to ten one-third of

the whole party which a lew uays ociore were walling the mountain with me, and battling with the elements twelve thousand feet in the air. . . C5odey had accomplished his mission for the people: a further service had been prescribed him, that of going to the camp on the river, at the base of the groat mountain, to recover the most valuable of the baggage, secreted there. With some Mexicans and pack mules he went on; and Ibis is the last yet heard of him. Vincent llaler, with Martin and Bacon, nil on foot, and bringing Scott on horseback, have iust arrived at the outside I'ucbla on the Little Colorado. Provisions , for their support, and horses for their trans-' port, were left for the others, who preferred ', to remain where they were, regaining some ' strength, till Oodey should gt back. At the latest, tltey would have reached the little Puebla last night. Ilah-r came on to relieve my anxieties, and did well m so doing; for I was wound up to the point of setting out again. When (lodey returns I shall know from him all the circumstances sufficiently in tit-tail to understand clearly every thing. But :t will not he necessary to tell you any thing further. You have the results, and sorrow enough in reading them. 'Evening. IFow rapid are the changes of life! A few days ago, and I was struggling through snow in the savage wilds of the upper Icl Norte following the course of the frozen river in more than Russian cold no food no blankets to cover me in the long freezing nights (I had sold my two to the Utah for help to my men) un-' certain at what moment of the night we might be roused by the Indian rifle 1 doubtful very doubtful, whether I should ever see you or friends again. Now I am j seated by a comfortable fire, alone pur-' suing my own thought writing to you in the certainty of reaching you a French ; volume of Balzac on the table a colored ' print of the landing of Columbus before me listening in safety to the raging storm without! j You will wish to know what effect the, scenes I have passed through have hnd ' upon me. In person, none. The destruction of my party, and the loss of friends, are cause of grief ; but I have not j been injured in body or mind. Itotliliave been strained, and severely taxed, but neither hurt. 1 have seen otto or the other, and sometimes both, give wav in strong frames, strong minds, and stout hearts; 1 ... I . I . . - imii n iirrriuiure, i nave come out iiiiiiun. I believe that the remembrance of friends I sometimes gives us a power ot resistance j which the desire to save our own lives' Could ever Call UP. I I "Sk9 XlTAU, ! - r & t43 JCaurf ,ni.DU LKa333'.3 If ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens . of Richmond ami vicinity. th:it he ha ta- ! ken Kooms upstairs, over Irvin Reed's Druz JMore, on jWuiu street, where he will be foil ml at all limes, (except absent on business) prepared to attend to all operations in his profession in a slyls warranted to give general satisfaction. REFERENCES, lavi Rrr.n. Tiiaihikohs W sight, S. B. Sta.itiw, Esq. Isaac Gai'se, Bemjamii Bo.11, Jotiatiia's Wbjciit, Samuel Coalb. 1sac Pa sum, Thomas Aet. Richmond. April II, 1$49. 16-tf Kichmond nnd Williamsburg TURNPIKE COMPANY". THE Stock-holders in the Richmond and Williamsburg Turnpike Company, are hereby notified that their first instalment of stock is now due, and ns the board have determined to prosecute the work vigorously, it is necessary tho money should lie paid in prompt ly. 1 ne tocnnolUers are earnestly renneste lo make immediate nivmrnt. if ther wisli in ae ' the work prosperonslr advancing. Bv order of Hie Board. CALEB SHEA RON, Treasurer. April 4lh. 149. Ij.tiw

W. L. FARUUIIAR THOMAS VICKERS GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHIVIECJI.

EMBRACE this method of saying to the citizens of Richmond and the ronntry around abont. thst they are now receiving and opening, at the 'fcnllrmril's FurnfollillS Depot, OCT One Door West of the NATIONAL HOTEL, -CO very desirable selection of GOODS, embracing every article in the Clothing line, which for t-NEArcas, sttle, ovAUTV. make, Aic, cannot be surpassed by any similar Establishment in the Western country. Their stock cousists, in part, of the following articles of !S SEED'S Fine and other Cloths; Csssimeres; Satin and Fancy Vesting, a very snperior lot of Plain and Fancy Linens. Ate, made to order ou the shortest notice; Umbrellas, Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts, Canes, Ate, Ate. We are the agents for the sale of Mr. J. II. Deter' superior CALF BOOTS; also his celebrated CONGRESS BOOTS, a supply of which articles will always be kept on band.

r nnnnw . j,.,, ., . . - . ... , . liisnrkstt At ? J," Hats, which we are selling Inwrr than ever offered ll... market. Al.o. Panama. California, Congress. Leghorn, and Palm Hats.

in Ud A beautiful lot of the above articles, such as.

' ""'vie 01 L.amp Shade, which are ottered very low lor cash. 'tC- All of the above articles have been purchased at verr low price, aud we are therefore ena

bled to sell our clothing at as cheap, if not cheaper

maravi. anr-saarisaiser Our garment are not Eastern made but are manufactured under our wn supervision, and we can therefore recommend them. Ohtcrve- the "Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment" one door West of the National

noun ana next door 10 j. a r. V oorliees it Co'. I I X :t e , , -t , (1 Kichmood, April 34, It 19.

STEALS AHD FIRE EHGirJES! T1,I?,!!!:V,r,r i "?W ,n?kiir ? Eis- X quired. The subscriber will also furuisli SteamfuTnish mo lam It L wh"U h wi" Boi,er" of P"" required, at short notice, furnish a. low a. can be had in Cincinnati, of the . , , . , ,, ' . best material aud workmanship. Mill mar now I ,, Wl11 furn'! Fire Engines, of be conatructed oa. Uruuwiththaaw-dutaBdithe l't not approved construcUon, at ly part of the slab, as fe ; B. woa . i WMOB,W. price.. Ta:JSrimmT a ,nf""r-e- f n perform well. He will sell ow .nd . imnThrmA,mf Muchiueacf ererrde:rip. ten a reasonable and accommod.tin.

o. .stauouary and Cle.n.nC Machine., war- ? it ..1. 1 A : t ma .an Richmond, April lf, It? 19 ITtf

lSEETUIOS.

rriadiaaa rain. Xo. . D. of T.. IS. s.Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at 2 XUe'clock. r!rk nivisioaw Wo. 3 Son of Temperance. CMeel erery Wednesday evening, at 71 o'cl'k. I. . O. F. Meet on Friday evening of each week, at 7i o'clock. The Franklin Institute, Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in . the Morrisson Building, at early cudle-lighting. Bank Note Table nod Esehnn?e I-ift, (Car reeled, tteekla, for the Cincinnati Gazette.) Bv Georkk Mii.nk 8c Co., West Third street. Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills ul Exchange; who make collections throughout the U. States, Canada and Europe -Jieep deposit accounts and diaw on England in sums to suit purchasers. CLSSESCT STANDARD Ohio. I Tenneetee. O. Life In.iT. Co- 1 pni All solvent Hanks ffl 3d is Lafayette p'nj Alabama. Franklin i p Mobile. Bank of 1 ,2d Cominercial p...OU.erbk. (t. nu)a8d. .Tiern s oi. i rauers s p: s,i mma. . City Bunk I p" .AW liailKS WHai iU ls ! Plate 15k of O. At Br- pari Xorlh Carolina. Clint'n bk Columbus par All solvent Bank 2 da j Chillicothe par) South Carolina. Circleville.J.OId.P.par All .olv. Bank H 2 d ' do. S. Reunick, no sale t.eorgia. Dayton Franklin Bk Coluni Geauga Marietta Massillon par Augusta, I par Savannah, ii en par Other Banks, par Ijtuisiana. par lot, 2.1 Mil. N. O par .'Ird Muni. N. O. SO dix Solvent Banks pari Illinois. 15 da 23 da 1 da Ml. Pleasant Norwalk New Lislwm St. Clairsville par State Bank (!) Uis Shawneetown 371 da 75 ds Sandusky F.Ax M's.bk Stenv'e.p ir! I irginta. Jefferson Brauch par Eastern sol v. Banks par j Stebenviile no sale; Wheeling 5's npw's par j Wooster no sale! do I'nder 5's ldaj Western Reserve par! Eastrrn Hanks. j Xenia par New England par i ..neuritis parj New York par Cleveland pari New Jersey par , Com Bk Lake Elie par Pennsylvania par ( Com. Bank Scioto par Maryland par Hamilton par; .Vs and upward par LancaNter par. Under 5 11 d Miami Exp'g Co. 2f did Michigan. LTrbsua 50 di St Clair no sale Granville 50 d is River Raisin no sale Farm's Bk Canton CO li). Oakland Co. nn sale West Union no sale, Bank of Michigan 5 ds Ibanon no sale All other O. Banks, do. Indiana. Michigan Ins. Co. 5 da It inoinnn. Ma. & Fire In. Co. 3 ds St. Ilk at. Hranclies par Kentucky. j "These Ranks have All aolv. Banks, par a t heretofore been from 3 (a)i diweeunt, but are now generally ree'd at par. KuMern Eirhanee. Bnyinz Rates. Selling Rates. li O pr 14 6 pr j 1 j di pr j l i ra pr (fflf I &1 ! On Boston, 1 1 tf pni ' New York, lifjim "PhiliKlelpliia.l i (3 pin "Baltimore. !i Ci pmj Buying rates of Silver, 1 (ii " Uol.l, i (a) Prime Bills CO days interest oft. Sterling Exchange iu New York,"? pm. Nev Oi leant Kiehmie. Sight sell i 31 pm. 60 days buy int. and 1 (lis. 3D days buy int. off. 30 days int. and 1 dis. fjT Father Mathew is expeedted to arrive in New York en Europa. .... ,, . ,,. . ..,,. ,irM .,n. i,nli Toothache. 4 WEWTO, Urn t int, Take - tl,is '""'I'"'' of expressing Ilia feelings of gratitude to the citizens of Richmond and vicin ity, for favors no liberally bestowed since Ms remdeiire among Idem; and respectfully solicits a continuance of Ilia same. A Word to the Ladies: Th" lo,, of tham beautiful organs tlie Teeth, -a ollc,jgy alluded t by that master-spirit of poesy, Tuni Moore, in his apostrophe to a .ootli,eM ,"u"ifu: Sweet rirl. that litis so ready for a lover. Should not benealh their rubv casket cover One tooth of pearl; But like the rose bem.le the church-yard stone. Be doomed to blush o'er many a mouldering bone. To any thus unfortunate, he would simply say, that be can supply the loss iu a manner scarcely to be detected. (LTOflice on Main street, one door west of Straltan Sc Wright's Store. Richmond, April 18, ISVJ. 17 3w HtMiLmn npirr. !t 1 PURE GROUND SPICES. Beattv At Fisaeb, would inform Merchants and others, dealers iu the above articles, that they have established themselvts in Hamilton, Ohio, for the manufacture and sale of every kind of GROUND SPICKS and MUSTARD, which they warrant perfectly pure and of the best quality. They would also inform the public, who mar be in need of any of these articles, that they have appointed Dr. J- Howells, their Agent for Richmond ami surronnning country, ln in authorized to sell at their prices, either wholesole or retail. Tlease call and get your upplies at Da. J. HOW l.LI-' Urug r-iore. April IU, 1?49. No. Ifi, Main St. iaV 6X3 Stand and Suspending Lamp, Chimney, Globes, ! rate Uiat has heretofore been offered in this Stace office. l-tf any Shop iu thi. section of eountrr. T-A. DL'GDALE.

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CtrNEARLY OPPOSITE THE BAN K,CO AND FRESH ARRIVAL of Spring and Snamer Goods, which are being manufactured into C'E.O.VrillAt. I have on hand supply of Cloth, Dress, Frock ant Sack mW BTnt .VBk rmm-t mw f . i r i . 'T J f .in.. Bnrt I in.n An -

- - mmm a 9 ouroiuer-i-j loin, vifii'n rr i, m f mi - -- - - -, Cloth. Plain and Fancy Cashmere, Sattiuelt, Tweed, Jeans, Cottonade, Plain and Checked Linen UJtXljr-tiat3Jniade in every variety of style; Velvet, Plain and Fancy Sattin, Cloth, Cassimere, Valencia, and Cashmere VESTS; which will be sold LOW for CASH, and the making W AH K Ayr ED.

Also, Shirts, Drawers, Plain and . Socks, Ac. Ac. Richmond, April l?lh, 149. A. F. Scott.

FRESH ARRIVAL! pniimg (DaiDiipafgn9 H4I:S! fipiIK citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respectfully informed, thai ice hare iust received and opened, direct fnnn the Eastern Cities, one of the most ex-

I tk.siv and uesikable stocks of MERCHANDIZE, ever before offered, and at

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prices that cannot and shall not be heat!

discovered in the "Vrtr Gold . - . . " ... . . ii aay .uai, ii any ui our utriynu'Ji wnu Goods any vlucc. then can vroc&re one OrN. B. ALL KINDS P. S. Mr. Job Borton, witlidrew from Ajiril 18, 1C49. T.J. FERGUSON. JP & R- O, H O W lAKK pleasure iu announcing to the citizens eceiving their

SPRING AND SUBimER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Direct from the Eastern Cities; embracing every variety of new and fashionable DltllSS GOODS I'Olt LADIES' WEAK; Also, GEXTLEMEWS WEAK, in Grrat Variety of New and Fashionable Stylts. In a word, our stock is heavy and our assortment complete; all of which has been selected with great care; and, as we are not disposed to do business by IIL'MISL'GEK Y, we would lespectfully iiivile the public to EXAMINE OUR STOCK, which we always take pleasure i is showing; and would mo'iestly suggest to our friends that OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE!

Richmoud, April 18, l&l'J.

RALPH A. PAIGE. ED. C. PAIGE A NEW GOLD MINE DISCOVERED! A PT.. P O MPA.B I S OH; I S, RBf lElpn! AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF

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I7o. 23, South-West Corner

1 - 7, - - 7, RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of their friemis and the public generally to a very larga and splendid stock of the latest ami most approved styles of Foreign and Domestic ' Plain and Fancy Goods. Cloths, of all colors aud qualities; Cassinets, a large assortment en- ' tircly new styles of Plain aud Fancy Votings; Satin La Mode, Plain and Fancy. I CC CT? UELt ISLi tta Jti. 2E U IMi SSJ 1

Wo'especially invite their attention to our stock of EsidieV) DrcM CSooIS. such as Embroidered La Brilliants; Grosde imlus; Muslin de chene; Silk striped and Embroidered Grenadines; Bareges and Tissues; Jacquerird Muslins; Lawns; French Jaconetts;Grand rills; Claremlens; Silk Stripe Persian and Scotch Ginghams; Linen Lustres; Embroidered Swiss; Alpaccas; Prints; Sir., fee; Ribbons; Laces; Netts and Illusions; Artificials; W reaths, iVc . , &,c.; Parasols; Slippers; Bonnets and llonnet Silks; Hosiery; Gloves and small wares in endless variety; Millinery trimmings; French Collars of the late style; Thibet; Silk; Crape; Wide Laiue and Fancy Shawls; Ate, !tc. TO 'I'lIK VOfXt; GrTLKMKX of our city and vicinity we would say pleas to call and examine otir GOODS, and you cannot fail to b- suited in Fancy, White and Brown Linens; Lamnrtines; Drapde ete; Cashmarets, Sen.. Slc; Hats of the very latest style; Panama; Leghorn, Palm; Youth's Lace: Jenny Lvnd and Fancy Hats; California and Glazed Hats and Caps in great variety. Looking Glasses: Glassware, Queensware; Groceries, Ace, &c. To all who wish to save money in purchasing goods, we would say call and examine and you will be convinced that we can save you 0 per cent on the prices of any house which assumes to regulate the price of Goons in the west; and at the same time show you a Stock, all of which is Entibklv New. Please call and examine. -"7-AII kinds of Produce taken in exchange. Richmond, Apri! 3, 1819. 15-tf NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

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3 ESPECTFULLY informs his old customers and the public genernlly, that he is now receivLV " rom Philadelphia, aud opening at his old stand, FRESH SUPPLIES of 5jriasaaex uxiil l-tiLtju jasOija lJjrjr DsjJXss0 of the latest and most approved paterns; among which will be found CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, S ATTIN ETTS, TWEEDS, JEANS, VEST1NGS, Sec. Ate. the ladies, especially, are invited to call And examine his stock of DRESS GOODS,' and embroidered do.; Crape Lesse; Mull and among which are: Fancy Pink Lawns, Organdy Book Muslins; plain and fancy Ribbons, Fringes, do. do., French do. do., Plaid do. do., new style ! Laces, Carpet Bags, and "Notions" in abund-

Cameliou Stripe, Striped Genadiues, Ate. Atc.;auce.

Sll.hS, of nearly all shades and prices; plain and fancy Mous. de Laiue; Goats' hair and Alpacca Lustres; Crape do Laine; Bombazines; Cashmeres; Mexican and California Plaids; Periston and Manchester Ginghams; Prints in great variety; plain Mous. de Laiue Shawls, silk fringe

ALSO Cutlery, Queens wn re, Hardware. Cilass, Xails, White Lead, Oil, iiroeerie, Ve. f A large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES : 0"He would again invite the public to an ex-

ano .1,11 1 r.u., wnicn can aim will be sold at low prices. Also, An assortment of Pakasols and I'mbrelms.1 0W HEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS, the highest market-price in Cash or Goods. exchange for Goods. -Li) RiciiNOMn. April 19, 1849 W J -u. J -M -ij ''aJ ul 'ai 'J 'alii ii

''TAKE pleasure in informing their friends andthe public, that they are now receiving from I Philadelphia their supplies of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, mbracing an unnsua! variety of articles'in their line, which have been carefully selected from he latest importations, and newest styles of the east; with especial reference to .neatness and coo qimlitt, and they feel confident that the prices at which they intend selling them, will give satisfaction to the most economical: As to qcajtitt, they have enough and to spare. ITPIcnse Call and Exami ue..o Richmond, 4th mo. I Oth, 1849. 16-6w

TOV!!KXI'S PATENT T MIE undersigned, informs the public that he continues to build this ralnsble TlIItASIIaXO HIACIIIXE. and can furnish them at short notice to ail who . may desire them. He has also just gotten up a ; may cesire inem. lie nas also jiisi roni-n tin i ew mnd ,llperior SJX HORSE POWER which . confi7ellI recommended to the publi. as durable nnd efficient. Having the exclusive right to manufacture,! vend and use Townse-ud's improvement, in Rush,! Wavne. Favette. Manon. Tintecaiioe. Viso. i Clint n, Montgomery, Sullivan, Clay, Parke, j Hamilton, Hendricks, Morgan, Johuson, Shelby, Hartholomew, Hancock, Randolph. Henry, Union, aud Franklin counties, Iudiaua, he would respectfully caution the public against making, buying or using in either of said counties this improvement, except by having the legal right so to do, by written authority from the undersigned. Auy person wishing to purchase rights either to j make or use, can co so on advantageous terms i S3 TRAVELLERS, and ether kind of ! j Thrashing Machines, constantly on hand, of the I best material and workmanship. W. KUBISOX. Richmond, March 14. 1S49. 11:6m TOBACCO AND CIGARS. VIRGINIA, Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco. Castello, Canone, American, Eagle, La Tolora. Half Spanish aud Common Cigars, just received, opposite the National Hotel C. 11. UlltlLrvS. 24-tf April 25, ISIS.

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I ll I ii u w aa mm a Fancy Cravats, Suspenders. Cloves, . it'ii mi' rr IVOODir.iffD. I7tf J. R. MESDErniALL. xr And. as it is known that the "best i Mine" is at No. 8. we are authorized . : . i - f .f f an .tj;th- i """""" J"'" "J bu ainiluins to OVJA i vV UU OF PRODUCK TAKHN. our Firm on the th of March last S. Ai Co. WM. P. WILSON. of Kichmouu aud vicinity, that thev are now I7tf of Main and Pearl Streets, m o . :a jb 9 jiam street: China Pearl, Snperior English Straw, Pameiia, Fancy Coburg, White Lace, Florence Braid, and Gimp; Misses and Children's Buuuels aud Hats, etc. etc. animation of his GOODS, as he feels confident none can undersell him without a sacrifice. For the truth of the statement C. L.L. nnd SEE, in demand at all times; for which will be paid ILTC Ul'.MKY PKODl'C E, taken l"tf w u PAXSOJs, LEVIS 8c, CO., South-East Corner of Main and Marion streets; RichmoDd, Indiana, Lj AVE just opened a splendid assortment of 1 M. r A.UILJ liKOUt-KlfcS, wlncn tftey re prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for approved country produce, either wholesale or retail . O Raisins, Figs, Cheese, Herring, Sugar, Candies, Ate. Ate., for sale cheap. U"rhey are prepared to furnish "wedding fixings," in the shape of Pound Cake, to all who may apply. Call and see them. UCaxdi.f.s for sale by the Box or Pound. and the highest price in Cash paid for BEEVES and TLLOW

Bread, Cakes, frriteiters, he CONTINUES THE Fresh and Good, on hands at all times; also, ! BAKIXG BUSINESS, FRESH JIEATSs 1 anj wiJl ,,ortly have the mot extensive and Such as Beef, Pork, Veal, Ate., will be served best arranged Bakery in the place. His Baker up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mor- ha been employed in the best and most fashionnings. ; able establishments of eastern and western ciThey respectfully invite the citizens of Rich- ; ties, and the proprietor feels warranted in savins

mond, and vicinity to call and see them; and if , thev ,A mmrmmr Ud , ,mfcA Ar mntv.h.nlJ . . ' shall not be the fault of : PAXSON, LEWIS At CO. April 2T, 1?19. 51tf

Fresh Drugs and Hedicines!

Just Arriving; at Xo. 1C. DR. HOW ELLS, would inform his customers, and all th re!, that he is now receiving his Spring Stot k of IM1UGS and MEDICINES; all pure aud fresh, and sold on the most reasonable terms. He particularly requests any perou buying of him, who is uot satisfied Willi the article purchased, to return it anj he will refund the money; lie warrstuts every thing he sells, and is dettnniuttl to girt atit action. OXall at No. 16, Main street, Richmond. April IS, ISJ9. iTtf TT7 ACiCiO!V FOIS SALE. Tlie subscriler has on hand one good two-horse WAGGON, w hich he will sell eery cheap. April IS, 1349. T. A. DUG DALE. Vinc. Ac. for Sickness. It is a desirable thiug to bo able to get ! Wises, pure for the sick and fr sacramc.it.,1 purposes; ana l can. Willi coiilideu?e, recoin , mend mine as such.

Also, pure Holland Gin: ; Chaius, Knives aud Forks, &.c. cc, which will j In the School hook line ther have all the difiy, and other Liquors, fur ' be OLD LOW ! Also, a fine lot of . ferenl kinds of Book used in the schools iu the

aud pure French Brandy, Medical purpose oJy : at No. 10. Maiu st. April 1?, 1S49. J. HOW ELLS. Flaxseed nnd Einsccd Oil. I wish to sav to tho public that, having purchased the Oil Mill, two miles north of town, on West; Fork, of Fahnestock Jk. Howells, I am prepared j to pay the highest market-price in Cagh for good j clean Flaxseed, delivered at the Mill oral my 1 Drug Store in Richmond I shall also have 011 ! hand Linseed Oil, by the wholesale ami retail, as low as anv bodv, and as I manufacture with j j the Hydrostatic Press, I can farnih a better j article of Oil than the other country Mills. I, ! wish also to say to my country frietr's: that 1 j have one of Burrows' Patent Feed Mills at the ! ' Oil Mill, where I can accommodate them by j j grinding all sorts of Feed, such as Corn. Oats, ' 1 Bar!)', c, and shall in a ?hort time be able, to ' furnish I kkk of all kinds, wholesale and retail. , April IS, l!49. J. HOWELLS. IHESII XEAS.Fine Young Hyson. Im- . perial and Gunpowder Teas, warranted good. Just received and for sale bv STRATTAN &. WRIGHT. 4 mo. 10th, 1? 19. 10-.it ndie nnd IWen's Wear.-Of al most every description, comprising the tzood, neat aud beautiful. Just received and for sale by STRATTAN &. WRIGHT. 4 111 mo. 10th, ItMJ. lG-3t B R.ING OS VOI R OLD 1. tiu h 1 ." 1 (.' L t S S FR.tMKS, and tret them niir.i a ii ,.r r ni!ii,.r:i . im .,..- ' received, making mv stock complete, so that I can fit any sized frame; at 1) IlilWP.I.I.'?' n,Sin,. kj April 19,1819. No. 16, Maiu st. TtR I.K FOUR SMALL DW ELL1NG ! JT HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS, situated iu Kit hinond. for particulars, apply' to JAMES M. POE. Richmond, March st, lf 49. l.ltf H painters know, is snperior to that made with ; the old fashioned presses. A supply of this oil I from Fahnestock At Howells' mill is always on ! hand and for sale at Dr. Howells Drug Store, ' io. lb .Main rtreet. November 1 J. 14S. 4i-tf: 1 j A Small WalerPowrr For Sale. ! r HE undersigned offers for sale, an excellent small water power, on the Middle fork of White-water, about one mile north of Richmond. There is about 16 acres of laud attached, part of which is of the first quality. There is on the premises an excellent and well finished two story frame dwelling a good machine shop, Ate. Ate. Thi property is offered at private s.-:!"-on advantageous terms. Any persou wishing further information can apply or to D. P. HOLLO WAY. Richmond, Jan. 31, I fe ll. C-ts T superior article for flavoring Ice Cream, and alt other such luxuries. They are also a delightful perfume. For sale at Da. HOWELLS' DRUG STORE. June 13. IS43. 24tf Iron. 4TC by TONS BAR IRON in Store and for aale J. M. At J. IIUTTON. Main at. 2 doors west of Pearl. April 16, 1848 17 Shovels, forks, Ac. "Ames" L. At S. Handled Shovel. 7ft Doz ii 2 " "Roland" ' do. 1 doz. Polished Steel " " do. i " ' Cut do. " do. 1 " Common Long " do. 1 " "Harpers" Forks, 1 " " strap'd do. 2 " Common do. i " Cut Steel, do. 4 " Hoes, assorted; For sale by J. M. At J. H. IIUTTON, Main street, 2d door West of Pearl. Richmond, Nov. 2, l?48. EXCHANGE OFFICE! O" The undersigned, having gone into the Exchange business, at theirold stand opposite the Post Ottice, would inform their customers and the public generally, that they are just receiving the largest stock of Family Croccricg,

ever neiore openea in misplace, wnicn tney wish ; he woul(J rj.fef. lem ,Q ,ho foUowwg er,ou. to EXCHANGE immediately for CASH or ; havingBuck'sStove in use: Trustees of Friend' Country Produce preparatory to purchasing a ' uoardillg School, Samnel Test, Benj. Folghum, larger supply. . , ' Barnabas Hobbs, John Pool. Levi Jessup. Also, Their stock consists, tn part, of Imperial, Gun- j lo f00W,jnK persons: Chas. W. Starr, SidPowder, Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas ; 1 ne. smit,, Elijah Coffin, S. Murdock, E. Borton, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee ; N.Orleans, Loal jS. Lynde, Irvin Reed, Mr. Anderson, R. Shale, and Brown Sngars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House j j. Wherry, J. Mattis, Mr. llolloway, L. Fishand Plantation Molasses; Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mack- er j. H.Van Camp, J. Heap, A.C. Blanchard, ercl.in Bbls. half bbls. and Kits; Shad, Lake ' yr. Austin, Dr. Howells, A. W. Bowers, Charles Fish Codfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Salera-j Coffin, J. Walker, W.Hhow, J. Jon. B Davis, tus Starch, Zantecurrants,Raisins, Fresh ground y. Thistiethwaite, J.Saunders, H. B. Pavne, spice of ail kinds, warranted pure, Starr and j. Ogborn, J. Green, J. Elderkin, W. Wright, Pressed tallow candles, Soap, Indigo, Madder, VV. Fulghum. C. Ratliff. Alum, Copperas, Ate. Ate. ( CAUTION. There are no Buck Stove, nor ALSO A general assortment of Queen : n,,.!.'. clor- mnrail. sold here but bv me:

ware, Glass-ware, Stone-ware, Wooden-ware, Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Trace and Halterchains, Mill and Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom Twine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker, Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms, and lOOt different articles, which we shall take p'easnre in showing to any one who may favor a with a call. 0Please call and examine our stock, a it costs nothing for looking. V. W. LYNDE At CO. Richmond, April21, 1S49. tf. DANIEL WARD,

CONTINUES business at the old stand o Tr RK WIIITK I.KAP, best brands, rafl.LEWrIS At WARD, and has made extensive j bO keg; Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome

addition to their slock of Family Groceries. His stock includes almost every thing called for in his line, of foreign and domestic growth and manufacture. that those who mar patronize him will sot be j ;MnnAinlMl. Fresh Rremd InH P.La. v. t had every day, by wholesale, and retail, at the lowest possible rates. Aug. I6tb, 184?1. 34-tf r

r A II A SO I,S. A pood assortment of Plain j

I attd Fancy Parasols of all prices. Justreceived aud for sale by STIIATTAN Sc. RIOHT. 4th m-'. 10th, 11'J. 16-3t Straw floods. Shoes, AcFlorence , Braid, English Danstath, Split Straw and; (imp Bonnets, Leghorn, Palm leaf aud Panama ' liit. A No an assortment of Shoes. Just re- ' : ceived aud for sale !v STIIATTAN & WRIGHT. 4th mo. 10th, 1849. 16-3t . I A EW STO( K OF CHEAP GROCERIES! JVST RCCEIVI.D AT 0. tot TH. MOORMAXN, wishes to call the tentiou of his customers and the public j .11.. ... .1... J-.. .!.... i. I i : I ; trmerallv to the f.et. that he h i.ist ,..Lit0J I t hi. M -tn.t . r..i i r ia-i. iiMt tic ii.ij. iitt nrtcii cu , Jl a. r n in f I y (.rorcrlell ' uc Coffee, dgar, 1 eas of every desrriptiun, MolaHses, Fish of all kinds, ground Spices, ' Loaf Sugar, fine chewing Tobacco, Candies of' ail kinds, U.iisins and every article in the Gro j eery line He has also recived, in addition to his ' stock of Grocertrs, a good assortment of HARDWARE CUTLERY: consisting, in part, of Shovels and Tong. Nails, Forks of various kin. Is, Grain Shovels. Trace i Ql'EEXSW iRE AND GLASSWARE. or tirERK.NT uEscRimoNs. ftfAll articles kept by him will be sold as CHEAP, and warranted to be of as coon qcaijtv, as can be fouud at auy other establishment iu Richmond. V-7-A1I kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, will be takeu iu fcscn.uB for auy thing in his Richmond. March 20, 1819. 13:3m ? ""BV aaas asm IBB m SB V 1 WHOLESALE dealeks in BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CA1S nnd BOSXETS, (Af Slrrins' Old Stand,) No. 192 Main Street, below Filth, Mark K. Reeves, i CINCINNATI. James K. lieeve-s, Isaac Stejiliens, jr. J 43tf Feb. 21, 1849. Kirliniond Woollen Factory. 'IMIE undersigned is prepared to receive I WOOL, to manufacture into Ci.oth, CssiMEaic, Satinet, Twkku, Flannv-L, .and ' Blankets, either on shares or by the yard. Also, to I c A 11 D AND SPIN BY THE POUND. 11 IIe !,a.9 ou ,'a,d a ""I'P'y of , named articles, which he will exchange for WOOL. He will, also, I'll! I .111(1 IrCN!t Clolll. 1 for all who will favor him with their custom LEVINUS KING. 4th mo. 28th. 1849. 21 tf 1 iDaffSBsVi LTui-JBju N additional supply of Medicines, Ace, all of the first water, and offered at a trilling advance on cost; just received and now opening at No. 47, Main street, by IRVIN REED. Richmond. April 28. 1849. 8-tf PICES, C. Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice TJ Pepper, Nutmegs, Mack, Ate.. Ground and ungrouiid, wholesale and retail, at Dr. Howell's Drug ltore. Richmond, Feb. 23, 1P40. 10-tf PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES! A fine Stock of Paint and Varnish Brushes, of all sixes from 100 down to the smallest numbers. Also, Artist's Brushes, Camel Hair Pencils. Ate. Just received and for aale at Dr Howell's Drug titore. Richmond, April 23, ie49. 32-tf OirRichmond Stove Store.-CO rpiIANKFUL for past favors, would now inI form the public that he ha the largest and best selected stock of Stoves ever offered iu Richmond. He has a new article, BUCK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT, FIVE SIZES. This Stove, with the new improvement, having larger Oven, and greater facilities for boiling, make it the best Stove in the United States. Also, a full supply of the Old Pattern Csix sizes) Premium Stoves; all size and pattern Airfights; Saratoga, three sizes; btauley , three izes, and many size 01 nussia iron ana rarior Stove. Various size and pattern six, seven and ten plates. Hollow Ware of every description. Copper Kettles, Tin-ware, Ate. Any person wishing a good j ,here being no improvement made on Back's ! Hlove but by himself, D. Buck; and that i in this new Pattern Air-Tight now offered. Richmond, September 8, 1943. 41 tf SASH! SASH!! SASH!!! SASH!!!! WE have jnst received a lot of Windo"; Sash, manufactured by Lyghter Ar. Cobaugh.of Hamilton, Ohio. We will fcrnish. to order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutter and Blinds, ihade of the best seasoned pine, war. ranted. Call and exanvne. HAINES Ar FARQUHAR. opposite Bank, Richmond, la. April 29, 1849. 33-tf Red, Yellow and Green; Prussian Blue; Chii nese ertiiilliou; Lltra Marine; Bresnes; Gold Leaf: Lamn Black: Coarh Rlnek Drh,.- Unmm Pinfc; Varnish Brushes; Paint do., all sizes; i FrTiTric Ac Cairiagk Vakhsfi: Japav: Latwn V5ii8Hj Sp. Whiting, Puttv, Ate. for sale, at redncep prihee, by IRVIN EF.EJJ. Richmond, April 29,1849. 25tf A OTIST-8 BRUSHES. A fine asA sortment of Artist's Brushes for salo at Dr. Howell's Drur Store. No. 16. Main street. Richmond, Feb. 2. I M9. 10-tf DQONnE, afaF aaworted numbers and I ceJeor juat reeet VJ ed and for sale at Dr. Howelrs' Drag Store. Oct. 1, 42-tf

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,V -f A M . Ht SSICI TT. re-f-sJectlullv informs his friends and the public tu-i 1 h, lias removed his ltablihoent to U j roout adjomiuj John Haines Store. IT West hair or o. where be is prepared to sell Clocks. Watcue. JcwM.tr, Fie Citi tsv, Silves Sroojc. SpkcTctKs, Fjxct Notions, ic. &c, t his nsual reasonable prices. fty- Clocks and Watches repaired on short notice. Kichmoud, April 11, 1 . JAMES eldet: f CALEB U. TKESCOTT. BOOH STORE AND BOOS BH7DERY. ! TLOEU St PR ESCTT having form- ; ava : .. - . I A ed a co-partnership lor tne purpose oi eonducting the BooK-SM.l.no and BoOK-atSMxa bnii,e. thev would reswcifullv inform the public, that titer have on hand aud are receiving at the old roat-Ofilce eland, chosen supply of MisrHlAneon find School Rooks, Blank Ituoi.'s s:ntioi.ry, 'II nod Window l!?r, Kc, &r, Tlieir stock of Miscellaneous hooka enmprteea a great variety of the Standard Biographical, (Historical and Poetical works, which they will j sell at the lowest prices. 1 "est. Inihewarof j STATIOXEIir, ( they have Cap nnd Letter Paper of different s qualities. Slate, Steel pens, Envelopes, luk and j a great variety of other articles, j They will not boast of sell.ug "cheaper than ( ''" ehrapett but they respectfully ask those , wishing to purchase anything in their line to call and examine their stock before purchasing and j j1""")- rfo "f !'( r"""l . ,b; iisiiiiirui w uuiii uu iiiiiup ui tuts iavv-a rrfHT-nook. Bindinir and Pnpei' IClllillK. Having fitted Up a Bindery iu ths rear of their Book Store, and one of the firm being a practical Book-binder, ther are prepared to re-bind old Books in auy stvlo required, at short notice. They will also manufacture ULA.NK-BOOKS to order on ruled )- prr. They keep ou hend asupply of paper of different sizes and of the best Ublity. County Officer can lie supplied with any kiud of Blank Book. Their orders are solicited. Richtnoud, April 1", 1 1-19. 19-3mo. CITY BOOK STORE. BOOKS FOR THE MtL.U0.il HAVIMl purchased D. P. Hoi.i.owAt' stock of BOOKS, aud ope tied a whoK'sale and retail BOOK At PAPEIl WAUEIIOITSTE! at the old stand, we feel confident that we can sell CHEAPER than the ciiKArr.sT; and we would respectfully invite Country Book MerJ chants to give us a call before going to Ciociilnati. as we feel satisfied that it will be to their interest. We shall keep constantly nn hand, Kastk Writing and Evci.orixa PAPER, and all other kinds suitable for the market: Also, our owU manufacture of WritiuK, Wrapping and lrlnllnsr HUNNr.T HOARDS, Arc, Ac. in a word. EVERY THING THAT OUGHT TO BE FOUND in such au establishment; and we ore determined not to he undersold by any Book Store West of the Mountain. MENDENHALL At CAMPBELL. Richmoud, March lt49: 1 Itf IVistnr'k Bialsam r Wild Clierry. I MIE Great Remedy for Consumption of the Lungs, Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis, Painsor Weakness of the Breast or Lungs, and nil other Affections of the Pulme' uary Organs. IMPORTANT CAUTION. Beware of base counterfeit of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed by one Win. M. Speer, who, in order to palm hi rile immitation upon the public ha obtained e similie of our bottle, and co. ied our label of directions cerielim, substituting his own name for that of Henry Wistar, M. D. which Is found ou tlie genuine. Remember, the outside label or wrapper of the genuine Balsam is a finely executed steel plate engraving bearing the signature of Henry Wistar, M. P. i and Sauford At Park none other cau be genuine. TtsTisioxYor Doctors i favor of Dr. Wihtar's Balsam or Wild Chmrv. Exrtar, Me., Sep. 30, 1&35. This certifies that I hare reeom mended the use of Dr. Wistar'e Balaam of Wild Cherry for diseases of the lungs for two years past,, and many bottles to my knowledge, hare been used by my patient, with beneficial results. In two cases where it was thought confirmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry effected a cure. E. BOYDEN, Physician st., Exeter Corner. Dr. Wm. A. Shaw, of Washington. N. C, write uuder date of May 1, 1846, as follows: "I have heard of many cases of decided beneficial effects from its use, especially iu aslhama and chronic cough of spasmodic character. I have used the Wild Cherry a great deal in practice, and with marked good result iu those ease of great nervous mobility and irritability te which pthisical patients are subject. The com bination of these principle in vVisfar'e Balsam: of Wild Cherry is ingenious and judicious." Dr. Hoffman, Huntington, Pa., cured a child1 of asthma with it, after lie declared he could do no mote with his medicine, aud the child must die. Dr. Freleigh, of Sangertie, N. Y. says he cured a complaint of four year standing, that would not yield to the usual remedies. Abraham Skillman, M. D , of Round brook, N. J. say it i the best medicine for consumption in every stage that he has ever known. We might refer you to hundreds of cases, had wo room, that would convince all of its great virtues. Ai.dbobo. July 30, 1845. 0k or the Most Remark aslz Ccris ox Record. Dear Sir: Having experienced great benefit from your invaluable medicine, I feel it my doty and privilege to let the world know what it ha doue for me. Possessed of a strong constitution naturally, I enjoyed perfect health previous to tho spring of 1843, when I was troubled with a difficulty in my left side attended with considerable pain. Sometime in July I was violently attacked with a cough which continued until fall; then I wa confined to the house for eight months, during which time my cough wss very severe.1 frequently had ip-'il of coug'iing which looted two bours.aud raised larBe quantities of drsagreeable matter accompanied with blood. Soinetiniej I raised a quart of blood ot a time. I consulted three physicians, all of whom did their best to restore me; garo me up; said they ceo Id do no more for mo; I must die; it was impoosiblo for tne to live bat a short time. One of the as said my Inngs were gone. At this critical moment when eminent physicians had exhausted their skill, friends despaired of my life, and my hope of recovery at aa end, I resorted to DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. When I had taken one and half bottle, those severe spell of conging were remored. 1 continued to take the Balsam antit the spring of 1644, when I ceased to bleed at tho laafe; wry health and strength improved so that 1 wa able to leave the boose, bat was not able to work for a year; Now my health is good I am able ta do a day's work everyday oa my farm. -.JAMES COMER Y. Witness Thosnao Boaaor. Sold by J. D. PARK, (saeetasor ta Sauford fc Park,) Fourth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati. .rjJjSf-1- Wl'l j wl'0 L"i 77!TLi w mssoiv mr w . (awwviMi as aw I. Reed. Richmond, Indiana. Ham At Co .Centrevllle, la. li W Vannemaa, New Pane, Ohio. Hall 4l Hughes. Cenaersrill, lo. C. If. Raymond, Cambridge City, la. D. Camstock, New Castle, la, August, 2, 11 12-tf

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