Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 19, Number 19, 2 May 1849 — Page 4

IXISGELLAI1E0US 8ELE0TI0NS. A Loxa axd Weary JocaxEr. The Nw York Sun gives the following account of journey from this city to that: A Woxis's Feat. We saw yesterday morning, a sight, enough to grieve the heart of the philanthropist. A poor wo

man came aown in trie steamboat Antelope

from rreliChS Landing. She had ajilaukorUemiEt; .Exchange Bank of ir

familv ofthrfelittlflrhil.lrpn nnorf whr.m not a year old, was vainly trying to draw ' ' sustenance from the mother s breast. A little home-made wagon held their little all, and in this manner, penniless and friendless, the poor creature had travelled on foot all the distance from Cincinnati, Ohio, to New York, a distance of about nine hundred miles! The only lift on the way being about 30 miles, on the Antelope, a gentleman having paid their fare on the boat. She said that she had been three month on her tramp, and although uuwilling to tell her troubles, yet when in duced to do so, her narrative was heartrending. Her husband, a brush-maker, dying, had left her a penniless widow among strangers. Having a father and mother in New York, she set out on this desperate adventure to find them. Alas! when they seen her, it will not be the happy young bride who left them but four years ago. LtMENTABLR AFFAIR AT CJt'lNCV, MASS. Thj dead body of a young lady, named Harriet A. Nightengale, daughter of .Mr. Moses Nightengale, was found on Tuesday last in the canal, not far from the residence of the late John Quincy Adams. It seems that Miss Nightengale had formed an at tachment for a young man residing in Quincy; and. at first, she thought that her affection might be reciprocated. lint, attending church last Sabbath, she heard read the name of her lover declaring his intentions of marrying another young lady. This drove her to madness, and going home, she passed the nigiit in a dreadful state of mental excitement. On Monday, sho wrote a letter, directed to her tat lover, which she dropped in the post office; and it is presumed that the same night she put an end to her existence by throwing herself into the canal. Since the recovery of her body, the contents of tho letter have been made public. In it she expressed a deep afljotion for the young man stated that she had rejected many suiters on his account, and that as he was about marrying another, she could iiot bear the thought of living. Miss Nightengale was about 21 years of age, and bore a high reputation among n large circle of devoted friends.- Boston Travellert April 1 1. Some acute fellow down East has discovered a novel mode of getting rid of the crow. He ays to tho farmer you must take some shelled corn and run a horse hair through the grain with a needle, and tio a knot to tho hair close to the (rain and sow them iu the corn fluid and the crows will pick op this grain with the hair in it and it will licklo them, and they 'will kill themSjUcs a scratching.' C7Senator Foots in a card published' in the National Intelligencer.making some corrections in tho report of his speech delivered on tho night f tho .'d of March, casuuly remarks that ha is authorized lo say that had tho Senate passed the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill with the House a me nd me lit, (organizing California as Freo Territory) tho said Appropriation bill would havo been lost, as I'rt silent folk had already in pari prepmted his 'tto iu anticipation of sucb a result. A young lady in Louisville was waked up a few nifht since by a rat biting a niece out of her cheek. The varmint. Oh! plesant is tho welcome k !.-, Whan day's dull round is o'er. And sweet tho music of the step That uiesls mo at tho door. Ln.s.e. El.l Moose, tf. S. Marshall for tho Southern District of N. York is reported (per Telegraph,) lo be a defaulter to the Uoverment in the sum vt fW.OtX). "My dear what shall wo name our baby?" said Mr. Smith to Mrs. Smith tho other day. -Why, buz, l'vo settled on Peter." Peter! I never knew a man with the simple name of Peter who could earn his salt." "Well, then, we will call him Suit Vtttr. MONEY MATTERS. Baak Note Table find Rirhnnse (Corrected, Weill, for the Cincinnati Gazette.) Bv George Mii.sk fc Co., West Third street. Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills ol Ezchange; who make collections throughout the U. States, Cauada and Europe keep deposit accounts and diaw on England iu sums lo suit purchasers. CURBK.NCT STANDARD. OAio. I Tenneer. O.Lifeln.&T.Co. t pm; All solvent Banks (5)-2dis Lafayette 1 P' Altihnma. Franklin 1 P'" Mobile. Bank of 1 i o"2ds Commercial I pm Other bks (St. nts)6a3de Mech's & Trailers I Pm Arkanta. City Bank 1 pm All Banks 6070 ds State Bk of O. &. Br. pari North Carolina. Clint'nbk Col ambus par All solvent Banks 2 ds Chillicothe par; South Carolina. Circlsville.J. Old.P. par All solv. Banks Ufa'1? ds do. S. Ronnick.nosale; Oeorsut Da v ton par Angnsta Franklin Bk Colnin. par Savannah, -MS'H ds par Other Banks, S tieauga Marietta Masai I Ion Ml. Plaasaat Norwalh Now Lisbon St. ClairavilU pari Ijonitiana. par lst.SJMn. N.O. 15 ds par 3rd Muni. N. O. SS ds 50 dia Solvent Bank 1 ds parj Illinois. par9tate Bank 50 ds 60 dis Shawneetown 75 ds Sandnsky T M 's.hk Stenv'e. narj Virvinia. " Jefferson Branch par Eastern solv. Banks par Stebeuvill no sale! Wheeling 5's upw's par "Wooster 73disj do Under 5's Ids Wostern Reserve pn t.t$ttrn Banks. Xsnin par1 New England i i i pm i Zanrsvillo parNenrlork Clovoland . parNew Jersey pm pin pm pin Com Bk Lako Elio par Pennsylvania i Com. Bank Scioto par; Maryland 4 Hamilton par 5's and upward 4 pm Lancaster par Under 5 l ad Miami Esp'g Co. 40 disj Aficaiaa. Urbaua 50 disSt Clair no sale Uraavillo 50 disjRivor Raisin uo sale Farm's Bk Canton 60 disjOakland Co. no sale West Union nosaleiBank of Michigan 5 ds Lsbanon - an saloj Michigan Ins. Co. 5 ds All olnor O. Banks, doJ Wisconsin. Indiana. . jMa. 6c Firo In. Co. 3 ds St. Bk 9l Branchea par JCesjtacsy. "These Banks have All solv. Banks, par aip heretofore bn from 3 (8S diacoant, bat are now generally ree'd at par. Cnstfsi Kxchitncr. Mtnring Roteo. Selling Rate. On Boston, Iff pm - 2 O pr Now York, If (9 pm a pr Phnadslphia.l jOpm 9 & pr 'Baltimore. !l9pm 9 A pr Baying rates of Silver, I O 01 -Gold. U 1 Friojie Bills CO days interest oflT. SterliBf; Eichango in Now York, 4361 pm. ! New Orleans Cxcksngt;. Sight sell 431 pm. 60 days buy int. and 1 dis. 90 days bay iat. off. 90 days int. and li die.

List or Ba.ik Note Received at the Bsaxch BaK AT RlCHMOXI.: Stat B.i nil of Indiaoa'i.SanJusUy City Bank; nd Branches; ; (Seneca County Bank, Kentucky Bank or f, Tiffin, Ohio; and upwards; (WeMtrn Reserve Bank ; Stale Uiuk of Ohio aad' it.u.k of Virgiuia and Branches; Branches; Laf. Bank of CincionaXt; Farmer' Bank of Vir-

jComnierci.il Bank of do.'- giuia and Branches; City Bank of do B.i.k of the Valley ot . Dayton Bank; s Virgiuiaaud Branches; Canal B'k of Cleveland;! giniaand Branches; jCity " do ,INotes ol aud up-) . . i a I ' Cily Columbus; wards, at par iu Ae . Franklin B'k of Z4nes ! York, Philadelphia,! vilfe; 1 and Baltimore. Richmond, January lt,lMl9. i "'7?rriiliasii I'nion. Sn. 'i. It. nf T. ! y(jii5 Meet every Wednesday afterno-jn, at ii ; Usmri o'clock. Clark li ision. No. 3, Nous of Tempcrnnrp, I IiMeet eery Wednesday evening, at i o'cl'k. I. O. O. F. Friday evening of each week, at "4 Meet on o'clock. The Kranklm Institute, Meet every Saturday evening at their Hill in the Morrisdou Building, at early ciuUle-hghliUg. IikI'h n a Slate Medical Convention. Iu accordance with the suggestion of ti itfV re lit . .M'.'ilical Societies in Indiana, the "Indianapolis '' .Medical Society" give uutice, that there will be j a State Medical Convention held at ludianapo- , lis, on the first Wednesday of June net, for the purpose of forming a State Medical Society. It is hoped that there will be a full representation from lite different local associations, ni well as ' by Physicians, where no such organization ex- ; ist. By order of tne Society. ; T. BULLA RD, Cor. See. , A K'rOt'K OP CHEAP GROCERIES! Jl'sT KECUVKD AT U. lO! T II. mj . lei . MOORMANN, wishes to call the at tention of his customers and the public generally to the fact, th-it he has just received at his old stand, a fresh supply of Family Uroccrics: such as -Coffee, Sugar, Teas of every description. Molasses, Fish of all kinds, ground Spices, Loaf Sugar, fine chewing Tobacco, Candies of all kinds. Raisins and every article in the (Jro eery line He has also recived, in addition to his slock of Groceries, a good assortment ot HARDW ARE & CUTLERY: consisting, in part, of Shovels and Tongs, Nnils, Forks of various kinds, (train Shovels, Trace I Chains, Knives and Forks, Sli:. vVc, which will be SOLD LOW i A Iso, a fine lot of Q CHENS WA R E AXD GLASSWARE, or fllFFERE.1T DESCRIPTIONS. fWAII articles kept by him will be sold as CHEAP, and warranted to be of as good qc.4I.itv, as can be found at any other establishment iu Richmond. V7-AII kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, will be taken in exchange for any thing in his line. Richmond. March -20, 1819. 13:3m DANIEL HARD, C CONTINUES business at the old stand o LEWIS Ac. WARD, and has made extensive additions to their stock of Family Groceries. His stock includes almost every thing culled for iu his line, of foreign and domestic growth and manufacture. HE CONTINUES THE BAKINU BUSINESS, and will shortly have the most extensive and best arranged Bakery in the place. His Baker has been employed in the best and most fashionable establishments of eastern and western cities, and the proprietor feels warranted in saying that those who may patronize him will not be disappointed. Fresh Bread and Cakes may be hud every day, by wholesale and retail, at the lowest possible rates. Aug. 16th, 1848. 34-tf EXCHANGE OFFICE! O The undersigned, having gone into the Exchange business, at theirold stand opposite the Post Office, would inform their customers and the public generally, that they are just receiving the largest stock of Family Ciroceries, ever before opened in this place, which thev wish to EXCHANGE immediately for CMKII or Conntry Produce preparatory to purchasing a larger supply. Their stock consists, in part, of Imperial, GunPowder, Yoiing Hyson and Pouohong Teas ; Rio and St. Domingo Coffee ; N. Orleans, Loal and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House and Plantation Molasses; Nos. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel, in Bids, half bbls. and Kits; Shad, Lake Fish Codfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Saleratus Starch, Zante currants, Raisins, Fresh ground spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and Pressed tallow candles. Soap, Indigo, Madder, Alum, Copperas, &c. &c. ALSO A general assortment of Queens i ware, Llass-ware, ttone-ware, ootlen-ware. Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom Twine, Market and School Baskets. Shaker, Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms, and tOOl different articles, which we shall take pleasure iu showing to any one who may favor u with a call. X3"Please call and examine our stock, as it costs nothing for looking. W. W. LYNDE & CO. Richmond, April 21, 1649. tf. PAXSJjEm &, COr, South-East Corner of Main and Marion streets; Richmond, Indiana, HAVE inst opened a splendid assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they ore prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for approved country produce, either wholesale or retail. U.J" Raisins, Figs, Cheese, Herring, Sugar, CanJies, &c. Ace, for sale cheap. 0They are prepared to furnish "'wedding fixings," in the shape of Pound Cake, to all who may apply. Call aud see them. CCaidlu for sale by the Box or Pound, and Ihe highest price in Cash paid for BEEVES and TALLOW. Bread, Cakem Crackers, c Fresh and Good, on hands at all times; also, FRESH .HEATS Such as Beef, Pork. Veal. &c, will be served up every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday mornings. They respectfully invito the citizens of Rich mond, and vicinity to call aud see them; and if thev go away dissatisfied er empty-handed, it shall aot be the fault of PAXSON, LEWIS &. CO. April 25,1343. 5ltf RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that on account of his bad health, be has opened a good stock of Family Groceries, in his Store Room, opposite the National Hotel, and will sell as low as any house ia tho city. Richmond, May S, 1849. 4-1

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES,

HATS, CAPS on HO!SETS, (At Simins Old Stand,) INo. 192 Main Street, below Fifth,Mark E. Reeves, i CINCINN ATI. James E. Reeves, V Isaac Stephens, jr. y 43tf j Feb. 21, lc4'J. CirliiuoiMl Woollen Factory. "1MIE u intervened is prepared to receive' I WOOL, to manufacture into Cl.OTH, C4S!MEr, SaTIXIT, TttEtB, Fi.assei., and ! !.. KETd, el liter on shares or by tho yard. Also, to C A It I A x n S P I N BY THE POUND. lf"H has on hand a supply of the above named articles, which he. will exchange for WOOL. He will, also, ! ! nil mid lr (lolli. for ail who will favor hnn with their rintorn LEVIN US ! 4th mo. 2-lh. 113. KING, iillf N adiitional snpply of Medicines, &c, all of the first water, and otlered at a trilling advance on cost; jnit received and now opening at No. 47, Main street, by IRVIN RCF.D. Richmond, April 2. l49. O-lf SII Pe PICIX, r. Cloves, Cinnamon, Al!spic epper. Nutmegs, Mack, ivc, (.roun.l and iiii!round, wholesale and retail, at Vr. Howell s Dmc Store. Kichmond, Feb. 2, 1KJ9. 10-tf PAINT AND VARNISH PRUPHES! A fine Stock of Paint and Varnish Brus-lies, of all sizes from 10(1 down to the kinallest numbers. Also, Artist's Brushes, Camel Hair ' Pencils, itc. Just received and for sale at Ir Howell's Drug Store. Richmond, April 2f, IW. 32-tf 03- Richmond Stove Store.-CO Ti Jv; BARCrlSj r JIIANKF UL for pisl f.ivors, would now inj J form the public that he has the largest and best selected stock of Stoves ever dieted iu Richmond. He has a new article, BUCK'S PATENT AIR TIGHT, V I Y K SIKKS. This Stove, with the new improvements, having larger Oven, and greater facilities for boiling, make it the best Stove ill the United States. Also, a full supply of the Old Pattern (six sizns) Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns AirTighis; Saratoga, three sizes; Stanley's, three sizes, and many sizes of Russia Iron and Parlor Stoves. Various sizes and patterns six, seven and ten plates. Hollow Ware of every description, (Topper Kettles, Tin-ware, &c. Any person wishing a good he would refer them to the following persons having Buck's Stove in use: Trustees of Friends Boarding School, Samnel Test, Benj. Fulghum, Barnabas Hobbs, John Pool, Levi Jessiip. Also, to the follow ing persons: Chas. W. Htarr, Sidney Smith, Elijah Collin. S. Murdock, E. Morton, S. Lyude, Irvin Reed, Mr. Anderson, II. Slmte, J. Wherry, J. Mallis, .Mr. Holloway, L. Fishier, J. II. Van Camp, J. Heap, A. C. Blanchard, Dr. Austin, Dr. Howells, A. W. Bowers, Charles Coffin, J. Walker, W. Show, J. Jones. B Davis, W. Thistlethwaite, J. Saunders, II. B. Payne, J. Ogboru, J. Green, J. Elderkin, W. Wright, W. Fulghum, C Ratliff. CAUTION. There are no Buck's Stoves, not Buck's Stove Improved, sold here but by me; there being no improvement made on Buck's Stove but by himself. D. Buck; and that is in this new Pattern Air-Tight now offered. Richmond, September 8, -4 1 If SASH! SASH!! SASH!!! SASH!!!! E have just received a lot of Window Sash, manufactured bv Lyehter &. Cobaugh, of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to order all kinds and sizes f Window Shutters and Blinds, made of the bestseasoned pine, warranted. Call and examine. HAINES & FARQUIIAR. opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia. April 23, 1843. 33-tf Pt RK WIIITK I.K.tn, best brands. rt?f 1 ,- tO 'H kep; Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome r() keg; Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome Red. Yellow and Green; Prussian Bine; Chinese Vermillion; Ultra .Marine; Broznes; Gold Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Rose Pink; Varnish Brushes: Paint do., all sizes; Fvrtitl're & Carriagk Varnish; Japar; Leathk.r Varnish; fp. Whiting, Putty, Vc. for sale, at reducep prihes, by IRVIN REED. Richmond, April 'J, 1649. 25tf ARTIST'S Hit. SUFS A fine assortment of Artist's Brushes for sale at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. 16, Maiu street. Richmond, Feb. 2,lt49. 10-tf BRONZE, o F assorted numbers and colours just receiv ed aud for sale at Dr. Howells' Drugstore. Oct. 10, 14!. 42-lf A Small Water-rower For Snlc. T' HE undersigned offers for sale, an excel lent small water power, on the .Middle fork t of bite- water, about one mile north of Kich- I moud. There id about 10 acresof land attached, ', part of which is of the first quality. There is ; on the premises sn excellent and well fluished two story frime dwelling a vooil machine shop, 1 ic. fee. This property is otFered at private sale, ! on advantageous terms. Any person wishing further information can apply on the premises, j or to D. P.'IIOLLOWAY. j Richmond, Jan. 31, 1?49. 6-ts j 7-.NELLA BEANS. These, beans are aj superior article for flavoring Ice Creams, ! and all other such luxuries. They are also a delightful perfume. For sale at Dr. HOWELLS' DRUGSTORE. June 13. I. 24tf Iron. j 4 TONS BAR IRON in Store nnd for sale ! by J. M. Sl J. IIUTTON, i Main st. 2 doors west of Pearl. I April IB, 184-J 17 j li.l:i:i oiiThis oil a;; painters know, is superior to that made with the old fashioned preses. A supply of this oil from Fahnestock Sc. Howells' mill is always on haud snd for sale at Dr. Howells' Drag Store, No. 16 Main Street. November 15. 149. 47-tf: T ndie and Glen's Wear.--Of almost every description, comprising the good meat and beautiful Just received and for sale by STR ATT AX W RIGHT. 4lh mo. loth, IM3. 1&-31 FOR FOUR SMALL DW ELLTNG HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS, situated iu Richmond. For particulars, apply ' to JAMES m: FOE. I RkhrnoDd, March 2"t, 1:43. 13tf ;

RIM; OX VOIR OLD LOOKIXfiGl.tKS I'll AMES, and get them filled. A new lot of Look ing-G lass Plates just received, making my stock complete, so that I cau fit auy sized frame; at I. HOW ELLS DruZ Store, April IS, 1549. No. lfi, .Main st. It. LIPJPIXCOTTV-Manufacturer of . ii cm, ii icoi ii I-;, ; RIK K HVU S, I'H.ETOXS, Blt(.lf,.Vr. H AN K FITL for the patronaee already exI leiiiiea toward Inm, solicits a continuance of the same ; having served an apprenticeship ,'of seven years with the first Carriage-Maker in . Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the ; premiums on every occasion that they have been 1 exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes to be able to e-t up an article at least equal to any j now manufactured in the Western country, j ALSO lor sale, a superior article of BODY j VARNISH, made by the oldest Varnishi Maker iu 1'lul aiielphia warranted not to crack Ai-ii Carriage Trimmings of every description, sue h as Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Hands, : Door Handles. Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Rngps, i &c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest Cash price. Persons at a distance can be accommodated by dropping a line to the subscriber, j Main street, opposite Mr. Gilbert's Hotel. J Richmond. la.. Jan 21, 184. l'Jin '44. TSOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, GUNPOW- . j DER, and BLACK TEAS, for sale by the ' subscriber; and warranted to be pood. G. McCULLOUGII. jan. 2.', 1?49. 5-tf m i.ij ine popmar family .tiedicines, the popular Nosm trtims, i!tc., among which is Homing's Vegetable Afue yrup; Ssnmlrs Liniment, Worm ionic do Nerve and Bone Medicines; iiilsam v Hit i lierrv Townsend's Sarsanarilla: I ssences; MnfTatt' Pills mid Bitters. See-; rail at IRVIN REED'S DRUG STORE. Main Street, opposite Gilbert' Ifutel, Richmond, lad., Owhero you can buv CHEAP. Aug.' ,:, IMS. 35tf THOMAS MASON, UNDERTAKER AND COFFINMAKER. ESPF.CTFULLY informs the people Ii of on Richmond and vicinity, that he keeps ' band READY-MADE COFFINS, ami that he is prepared with a genteel and will give prompt and particular attention to Funeral arrangements. He will make Collins at the shortest notice , either day or night. O'He has recently purchased a stock of MaHfx,jNv and Walnut VAN EER and Copal Varnish, and has no hesitation in saying that he will ! able to give satisfaction to those requriug his services. jySHOP on Pearl street, a few doors South of Maiu. Also, A large assortment of patent screw Bedsteads, constantly on hand, prices cheap. Richmond, April lth, IS48. 16tf f I 'O DVKIC.--Madder, Capperas. Logwood, I Extract do., Nut Galls, Blue Vitriol, Nic Wood, Fustic, Indigo, prepared Blue, Camwood, Oil Vitriol, Aqua Fortis, Muriatic Acid, Lac Dye, Crude Tartar, Arrnatto, &.C., Scc, always on hand and for sale cheap, at REED'S Drug ami Dye Establishment. Richmond, Aug. IrU. Ofuf leiriijioxo F 0 U Ar D E R Y . STOVES, IIOLLOW-WAUK, nnd t'ASTl.MIs, At Cincinnati Prices, rjlIIE undersigned would respectfully inform J the public that he carries on the Foundery business, at the old establishment. He has now on hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES; I consisting of Nos. 1,2, and 3 improved prkmicm j COOKING STOVE ; fcPILMAH S IMPROVED COOKING j stove, seven and ten-plate Stoves of ditiWent 'sizes, with a general assortment of Franklin and Isplendid Parlor Stoves. Also, Pots, Kettles, ! Andirons and Waggon-Boxes. He also inaniii factures nnd makes to order car di.ig machinf.s, cosuksseks, spinning and natping ma minks, broad and narrow powkr looms, fi lling stovks. ' and all kinds of machinery used in maiiufactur- j j iug establishments. j MILL GEARING, OF ALL KINDS, j , made on the shortest notice. He feels confident ! ) ill suyinr that he has the largest and best selected i i lot of patterns iu the Western country for t.'rist 1 j ami caw .tuns. ie nas, in snore, uie latest improvements in the Mill-Gearing line. ( THIt ASHING M ACHINES. ' He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which i h-5 manufactures, and will sell forcsn or approi ved thaiie. For ease to horses, and neatness and despatch in the execution of work, it is not inferior to any in use. The undersigned returns his thanks to the 1 public for the liberal support bestowed upon him, and respectfully solicits a continuance of favors. JTf"All kinds of Machinery repaired on short ' notice, cash, wheat, or good horses, will be taken in exchange for any of the above articles Trllis STO E MORE is on the North side of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore, , where custom ira will be promptly waited on. THOd." O'HARRA. Richmond. Nov. 2, 1643. (ja31'45o ! i f E subscriber respectfully informs the pub- ; I 1 lie and his friends, that he still continues j the Stone Cutting business in Richmond, on Pearl street, near the Market House, where he will lie i pleased to furnish cut etone of every description, on the most accommodating terms. He has i,ow (on hand (and expects shortly to receive au addi tional supply, a complete assortment of j AMERICAN .MARBLE A. OHIO GRAVE STONES,! which he will sell cheaper, for cash, than they f have ever before beeu sold iu this city. Plain and Ornamental Lettering, cone in good style and to order. Call and ex amine Lis assortment and prices. DANIEL MORRISON. Richmond, Sept. 14, 1847. 3?tf 13 IBLES, for sale cheap, at the Book-Store 13 of MMDriHiLL Ss. Camps-ell. April 4th, ls49. I5tf Richmond, HUNTINGTON HOUSE, RICILHOXD, Inal House formerly known as the "Man I sion House" and occupied by K. Brookims, has recently been purchased by the subscriber, who is now tilting it up in modern style for tho accommodation of the public. His shall at all time be provided with the best the country affords; and shall not be surpassed ia variety and style by any in the country. He is . also avbual filUug up and enlarging bis which shall be provided with a good and careful Os-rtrm, and plenty of the best of feed for horses, f The undersigned feels conffdent that, by strict i attention lo the wants of bis guests, be will merit a share of public patronage. i Boardilir oy the ay Or Week, , ruonbl trmt. Also, HORSES kept by ; d week. ! - sn T itttv T " UKI.l A AVS A U. Richmond, Feb. 21,1649. 9tf f I THERMOMETERS Surgical Instruments and Trasses of all kinds, for tale bv Aog.23, 1?4. I. REED.

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Iliclimoiid, Indiana. rj,IIK undersigned, having thoroughly repaired and refurnished his House, is now prepared to accommodate the travelling public in such style as he thinks will give satisfaction to these w ho may favor him with their patronage. lib T.tBLGdisH be supplied with the best

the market affords, and his STABLK be attended j by au experienced hostler. He hopes by assidu- ' ous atteniion to business, to receive a share cf ; the public's patronage. ! ALEXANDER Richmond, March 14th, 1?49. GRIMF.?. lOtf ? 1 Richmond Indiana. HE subscriber wishes to call the atb ntion of the travel Mag public to the fact that he T 1 occupies his old Stand, ( r II K X ATI O N A I. , ) that he has put the House, as well as the whole ' establishment, in first rate order for Ihe accoin- j modation of the travelling public, with the deter- j miualiuu that he will not be outdone iu the . wetst for kind aud close attention to those that ' mav favor him with a cail. No naiiis shall be i spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his guests. Iu short, he is determined to keep aj good and orderly house, and make every person that calls on hiin at home. His charge sliall j be as low us any house of the kind in the west -no man s!iall h:t ! I tr( a wav iiissa tittle d if in bis now. I r- - i j Feeling thankful for past favors, er to prevent. he hopes to be sustained bv his old friends and 1 i customers. Any favor will be thaukl'ully re-! j ceived, and, in his humble way, shall be returned DANIEL D. SLOAN. Richmond. Feb. 9, lt4'.. 43-'4ftf CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he continues business at his old stand, on Filth street. South of Ihe Starr House, where be makes to order all kinds of CARRIAGES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in bis line. He also, keeps a number of articles iu his line on hand He believes his work will com- ; pare favorably with any iiiauuf tctured in the j west he uses the best i f materials, and for finish laud beauty of construction his work cannot be j excelled. His prices are moderate, and terms ; favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits a continuance of patronage JONATHAN MATTIS. Sept. Cth, 104. 31-ly. THE RICHMOND DENTAL DEPOT, IS at Dr. Howells' Drug Store, where a large stock of Mineral Teeth, from the MauufacThomin fc Denhard can be had at manufacturers prices, also. Gold and Till Foil, Files, Forceps, &c. Plaster of Paris, and every thing that Dentistsneed. Please call at No. 10, Main street Oct. 10. 4i-tf af ASADORAS, Principes ami Kegalias, just j from New York, at No. 47, Main street IRVIN REED. e-tf Nov. 4, 1-1. TOVX?iKM)'S I'.tTKXT T M1E uuilersifrned, informs the public that he continues to build this valuable XII It tll 91 A II I !' :, and can furnish them at short notice to all who may desire them. lie has also just gotten up a new and superior SIX HORSE I'OWER, which is confidently recommended to the public as durable and efficient. Having th exclusive riwht to mannfactnr, vend and use Townseiii's improvement, in Rush. Wayne, Payette, Marion, Tippecanoe. Vigo, Clint in, Montgomery, Sullivan, Clay, Parke, Hamilton, Hendricks, .Morgan, Juhiisnn, Shelby, Bartholomew, H.mcock, Randolph, Henry, Union, and Franklin counties, linn.wia, ha would respectfully caution ihe public against making, buying or using in either of said counties this improvenient, except by having the legal right so to do, by written authority Irom the undersigned. Any person w ishing to purchase rights either to make or use, cau do so on advantageous terms by applying to ihe subscriber. IT TRAVELLERS, and olher kinds of Thrashing Machiues, constantly on hand, of ihe best materials and workmanship. F. W. ROBINSON". Richmond, March 14, 1?49. 1 1 :0m gr as; it r o ar sj SILK A.D Fl it HATS AXD CAPS OF THE SPRING STYLE; for sale by JOHN SCFFRINS. Richmond, March 7, 1 f 49. 27lf. I IQrKM. Best Brandy; Old Rye Whisky; Port, Madeira and Ten'fT Wines, for medicinal purposes; Lime Juice, Lemon and Sarsarilla riyrups, for sale at REED'S Drug and April 2d, 1?49. Medicinal Depot. F RESH and pure Oil of Lemon, and other nice articles, just opened by IK IN KKfcU. Nov. 4. la4a. 8-tf Carriage Springs. 60 P'RS CARRIAGE SPRINGS received and for sale low by J. M. Sl j. II. HUTTON. Main st. 2 doors west of Pearl. April 19, 1S48. 17 TR. 5Iendenhall, having taken W . Campbell into Co-Partnership in the Rich mond Paper Mill concern; thy expect to furnish customers with GOOD ARTICLES in their line Brill? on your .- m nnd OATS STRAW? ETThe highest market price paid for Linen

and Cotton Rags.and Oats Straw; either iu Cash, post paid letters of verbal communicstions solicor Paper and Hooks, at Cash prices, by th- firm ; iting advice promptly attended to, gratis, of MENDENHALL Sl CAMPBELL- I Offices devoted eiclusively to the sale of this Richmond. Jii. 24:h 149. 5if ' luix-U 122 Nassau st. New 1 ork city , 19 Es

FOR FAMILY USE. DRIED Beef, Belogna Sausages, Chese. Pressed Tallow Caudles, Soap, No. 1 Mackerel, Rice, Ground Spices, of all kinds at E. H. G ITU ENS. May 2, 143. PERRT DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer,! a new and invaluable medicine; every j family should haTe a bottle of it in the bouse.

U is cheap. For sale by L REED. April 23, 1949. 35tf POTATOES. A lot of the above herbs good; and for sale by G. McCULLOUGn. May 2, 149. -tf

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DESCIIAMP'S REMEDY roit CONSUMPTION: ! HE GREAT FRGXCI1 REMEDY; Srodie 3k tLevi, Proprietor. Cincinnati, Ohio. Jj'For sale, w holesale aud retail, by JOHN HAINES. Opposite the Bank, Kicmsoxu, l5iiia. Clf 1st mo. 31st, 143. AltlF.lCl'eAX OIL THE GREATEST REMEDY OF N ATI' R E procured from a well in Aearsciy, feet below th eartk't mrfuce. This Oil will be found vatly superior to Harlem. Brituib, or auy other formerly popular Oils. liscurative properties for tho following j ailments are truly wonderful: Inflammatory rheumatism whooping rough -plithisic"-coughacdds spasms-- tetter erysipelas scald head croup inflammatory sore throat liver complaint inflammation of the kid nej ---pains in the breast, side and back - d iseases of the spine piles -heart burn diseases of the hip joint iurlamed sore eyes deafness aud ear-ache worms tooth-ache sprains strains bums- -scalds---bruises cuts ulcers---caticer fever sores, Alc. fcc. lis eir a merits are its best recommendation, as thousands of people of all classes aud ages can testify. Caution. In order to be sure of obtaining the geuuine, purchase only of the General Agent, Dr. Edgar Thorn, Dublin, Wayne ro., Ind., or through sub-agents appointed by him for its sals; each of w hom w ill have a Show Bill, aud general directions in pamphlet form, containing tho names mid address of Ihe Proprietors, aud General Acent for the State of Indiana, as follows: D. Hah. .V Civ, Proprietors, Kentucky. Doctor Eouar Thou, General Agent for Hie State of Indiana, Dublin. Wayna county, to whom all orders must be addressed. Ac.f.NTs: Jesse Meek, Dr. Howells. Richmond; Townsend. Lewis A Co., Silvers vV Brspg, Cambridge; Jacob Sowers, GoriiiNiitown; Dr. J. P. Ball, Ceutreville; J. S. Starr, Newport; J. Ballenger, Williwiu-burg; Lock Al Mills, Ecouomv; L. I-sh, Frauklin; W.O. Arment, Dillon; Vaughan V Duhadaway, Hagerstown; G. D. Kern, Milton. April I, IS4U. 17:9m "EflftMBtV tgmmwm T HIS celel rated remedy is constantly increasing its fame by Ihe many cures it is making ALL OVKIl THE WOttl.lb It has now become the onlu medicine for fumilj use, uiid is particularly recomeuded for llltlllM'. All stages of this complaint immediately relieved, no matter of how long standing. Ve I'amphUt fur testimony. (It VKI.i and all diseases of the urinary organs: for these .liKireHMinir coinnlaiuts it stands alone; no other arlii-le can relieve you; and the cures testified to j will convince the inot skeptical; see pamphlet. Liver Complaiut, Bilious Diseases, KKVKU AM ttl K. To the Great West especially and whereever these coiiijilaiuts prevail this medicine is offered NO MINK.lt A I. AUKXT. No dtlrtrrious compound is a part of this mixture, it cures these diseases with ccrtaiuly and celerity, and does not leave the system torpid. See Pamphlet. imi.es, A complaiut of a most painful character is I M.MKDIATKI.V REI.IKVKD, and a cure follows by a few days use of this article: it is far before anu other preparation for thi ! disease, or for any other disease originating from ! impure blood. See Pamphlet. DEBILITY OF TllH SYSTP.M, weak hack, weakness of the Kidneys. Sir,, or iullamatiou of the same, is immediately relieved by a few days use of this medicine and a cure is always tho result of its use. It stands as A CliUT.UX Rr.MKDY. For such complaints, and also for derangements of the female frame RKGULAIHTIKS, SUPPRKSSIONS. Painful menstruations. No article has ever been offered except this which would touch this kind of derangements. It may be relied upon as a sure an effective remedy and did we feel permitted to do so, could give a f , - THOUSAND NAMES. ns proof of cures iu this distressing class of complaints. .See Pamphlet. All broken down, defoliated constitutions from the effect of mercury, will find the braciug power of this article to act immediately aad the poison mineral eradicated from the system. ERUPTIVE DISEASES, will find that the alterative properties of this ; article will j PURIFY THE 13LOOD, and drive such diseases from the system. Fee pamphlet for testimony ' of cures m all niseases which the limits of an ad- ! vertiseinent will not permit lobe named here. i Ae'iil E've them awav, they contain l2'i psges of certificates of high character and a stronger j ARRAY OF PROOF, I the virtues of a mdirine, : never appeared . If one of the peculiar features I of this article that never fails to benefit in auy i case and if bone and muscle are left to build upoil let the emaciated and lingering invalid . HOPE ON, J and keep taking the medicine as long as there is an improvement. ihe proprietor WOllld CAUTION THE PUfiMO. against a nnnihrof articles which come out under the head of S A RS A PA RILL AS. SYRUPS, &c, as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, Sec. : They are good for nothing, and concocted to pull Ihe unwary ; TOUCH THEM NOT. Their inventors never tho't of coring such diseases till this article had done it. A particular study of tho pamphlet is earnestly solicited. Agents and all who cireolate the article are GLAD TO CIRCULATE, gratuitously. Put up in 30 oz. bottles at 2, 12 oz. do., $1 esch the larrer holding 6 oz. wore than two ( small iHittles. i Look out and not he imposed upon. Every bottle i has "Vaughn's Vegetable Lithonlriptic Mixture,' blown "a pon the glass the written signature of i G. C. Vaughn" on the directions and 'G. C. I Vaughn Buffalo," "stamped oil the cork." None other are cenuine Prepared by Dr. u. I C. Vaughan, and sold at the principal Office, 207 j j Main street, Buffalo, at wholesale and retail. No ' attention given to letters unless post paid-orders from regularly constituted Agents escepted : sex st. Salem, Mm.. ani tr me pnar-ipai orwggista throughout tho United State and Canada, aa Aeenls. . . I I Reed, ind J ttosreiis ir. Kscajsnona Indiana Van Cleve Sl Newell, Uay ton, Ohio. G.W Vanaemaa, New Paris, Ohio. . 1 , E. Minshall, Eaton Ohio. C-S. Bardsal, Wholesale Sl Retail On., Ohio. J W Hood, aad C II Reymond, Cambridge; Thompson Sl Hays. Jacksonsborgh; Halliday, Scott at Ringo, "Washington; Coffin Sl Purviance, Williamsborgb; W E Baoer, Hagerstown; E Thorn, Dublin; V. B. Coffin, Economy . D. Beaver, Liberty, Indiana. J. B. Farnam, Traveiinf; Aget.!

oo Dr. TowHemlN Com pound Kitrsjct m I" rind pal Office 196 Filtom SrrW, As lor, and 105 Somtk I'eart Street, .4 ft ay. Wooder (tad nlevsing of taw gr taw sjm Eitrnorelinarr Mrstirlsx in the WsrM. Con-ttmptionCarrd. Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can bo cared. Bronchitni, Cotisuinptiun, Liver Complaint. CoMs, Catarrik, Coughs, Asthma, SpitUng of Blaod, Sorvaooa the Chest, Hectic Flush.Nighl Sweats, Difncatt or Profuse Expectoration, Pain iu tho Side, &.., have Ik? en and ran be cured. This entrai I is put up in Quart Bottles; it is si times cheaper, pleasauter, aud warranted superior to any sold. It cures disease without vomiting, purging, sickeuiug or debilitating the Pa . tienl. Fits! Fit! Fit? Dr. Townsend, not having tested his Sarsaparilla in cases of Fits, of coarse) never recommended it, and was surprised to receive the following from an lutclligect sad respectable Farmer in Westchester County : Fordham, August 1.1. 1S47. Dr. Townsend Dear Sir: I have a little girt seven years of age, who has been several years) atHtcled with Fits; we tried almost everything for her, but without success; at last although wo could tiad no recommeudatiuu In our circodaro for cases like hers, we thought as she was in very delicate health, we would give her noma of yoor Sarsaparilla. and r very glad wo dtd, for It no! only restored her strength, but she has had no return of Ihe Fits, lo our great pleasure ami sr prise. She is fast becoming rugged and hearty; for w hich we feel grateful. Yours, Respect full v. JOHN BUTLER, Jr. hpittin'g ni.ouin New York, April 2S.1S4T Dr. Townskno I verily believe that yon Sarsaparilla has beeu the means, through Providence, of saving my life. I have for several years had a bad Cough. It became worse and worse. At last I raised large nnsntities of blood. ' had night Sweats, and was greatly debilitated I aud reduced, and did not eipecl lo live. 1 havo I only used your Sarsaparilla a short time, and ' there has a wonderful chnnge been wrought in ..... I Mraa nnM. ltl It, . M 1 1t M 1 1 AtH th, f itV. I 1 raisa no blood, and my cough has left me. Yon cau well imagine that 1 aiu thankful lor these 111' . . a., . . -. .H - .. - - . - - - r results. Your obedient servant. WM. RUSSELL, Co, Catharine st. nhr um:it im. This is only one of more than four thousand cases of Rheumatism that Dr. Townse nd's Sarsaparilla has cured. The most severe and chronic rases are weekly eradicated by ilsextraoruiiuiry virtues. James Cutiimiiigs, Esq., eue of Ihe assistauts in the Lunatic Asylum, Blackwvll's Island, is the gentlemen spoken of iu the following letter Bluckwell's Island. Sept. 14, 1P47. Da. TowNsr.ND Dear Sir: I have suffered terribly for nine years wiih the Rheumatism; considerable of the lima 1 coulo not esl, sUep or walk. 1 had the utmost distressing pains, and my limbs were terribly swollen. I have sjsed four bottles of y our Sarsaparilla, and they have done me more than one thousand dollars worth of good. I am so much belter indeed, I am entirely relieved. You are at liberty lo uss Una for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully, JAMES CUM MINGS. . Fever and A cue. Dr. Towusend's Sarsapsrilla is unequalled in cases of the Chills and Pever and Ague. The following teller is only one of hundred that we have received from the South and West of like character. Oswego, Mich., Oct. 22, 1H47. Dr. Townsend; Dear Sir 1 purchased for my wife two hollies of Sarsaparilla of your Agent, Mr. McNair, of Kalamazoo, Iu try it for the Fever aud Ague. Before 1 had li inched the first bottle, it appeared to worm the blood, and every other day, when the Chills and Pever appeared, they were less violent; and before she had finished the bottle, she was entirely relieved and alio was much better than she had been before she took the Acue. A lady that had been very sick with Ihe dulls ami l ever, but had broke them with Quinine, aud was left in a very weak aud distressing state, and troubled ekeeedingly with the Ague Cake, seeing the fleet that it had on my wife, she sent ami procured a few bodies, and it restored her in a few weeks lo coinpleta health. Your Sarsaparilla is without doubt unequalled In diseases incident to the West, and if you think that this communication will be of use, you art at liberty to use it as you idioose. Yours, respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAIN. Female Mr.mcinr. Dr. Towusend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereigu aud speedy core for Incipient Consumption, B. irrenness. Prolapsus, Uteri, or Falling of the Womb, CofliveneMi, Piles, !.eocorrboen, or W biles, obstructed or difficult MBstrii.itiuii, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary disrhage thereof, and for Ihe general prostration of Ihe system no matter whether the result of inherent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, illness or accident. Nothing cau be more surprising than its invigorating effecta oo II mi human frame. Persons all weakness and lassitude, from taking it at ouce become robast and full of energy under its influence. . It iinsnediately counteracts the nervelessness of the female frame, which is the great cause of Barrenness It will not be expected of us, in eases of so delicate a nature, to exhibit certficMles of cures per formed but we can assure the filleted, tbl hundred of cases have been reported tons. Thousands of cases where families have been withvot I children, after using a few bottles of Una inval- ; uable medicine, have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring. Gbkat Ct-t-ssiMc to Mothkbs A!uCn!i-iaitv. i It is the safest aud most eff'Ttual medicine for ' purifying the system, and relieving the sufferings attendant npon child-birth ever discovered. It strengthens both the mother and child, prevents paiu and disease, iucreaoes and enriches I be food, those who have uo it think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both before snd after confinement, as it prevent disease attendant apen childbirth in cosliveness. Piles, cramps. Hardline of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, VorsutiMg. Pain in the Back and Loins, Fatso Pains, Hermorrhage, snd in regulating the secretion and equalising the circulation it has no equal. Th great beauty of this snedicine is, it is always safo and the must delicate oso it most owccessfnlly, very few cases require any olher osediciae, in soost a little astor Oil, or Magnesia,, is useful. Eierrise in the open air, and light food with ttrin medicine, will always ensure a safe and aaey confinement. Caaket im Ihe Month. Below is aaaccoaat of another child saved! Dr. Tow use nd's Sarsa parilla has saved Ihe lives of lhousanda i f children. The following two certificates are selected from a great number received this week. New York, April 1, 1647 Da. TowBscao; Dear Sir On of my children was very sick with a Canker in the Is! oath and Throat, attended with great debility. It came near dying. I obtained some of your etcedent medicine, aad it cared it directly, for which I aaaare yon I feel very grate fal. Yours, respectfully; ELIZABETH FOW LER, 27. Desbroaee st. CaX'TlOX Owing to the great saccessaad immense sale of Dr. Townsend Sarsaparilla, a amber of snea art srert formerly oar A go as, have commenced roakiag SaraaparHIa Extrseas, Elixirs, Bitters, Extracts of Yellea Dock, atc They generally pat it ap ia, th same ahaped bottles, aad some of them have stale aad tapis1 ar advertieaiaeat, they are only waithWa saaitatioaa, aad shea Id ha avoided. ; ; - Priacipal Oftee, 12C FULTON Budding. N. Y-: aad by ail th priacipal Draffgists aad Merchant generally through sat th United Btstes, West Indie and Canada. JOSEPH HOWELLS, No. 16. Maia stmt. Richmond, Ind General Ageat. la ah' sM applications for Ageaei sboald b salisanti Eold ia Richmond by JOSEPH HOWELLS.

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