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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16

FOR TIE FACE AND SKIN.
MONG the m any and vs-ious Cosmetics that are offered
"A 10 the pubic for b.au'i flying the complexion, and remov-
Jog very eruption from the face; none can be 80 cont lentiy
iicate sm % hness to the oomp ext n, ad ehectusIiy removes
mples, blotches, tan, frecklss, rngw orms. and all o-her cuta-
reouse uptions and disc lotations
Price rs cents per bottle-sold at Chu-chs D'pcnsary,l @
Bowery corner Of Spri x str, ct
Hreu,s~E. Bull, n .rford; C.. ". w. 5immo-s, Pine,
corner of Fourth street, Philsd slphia; Charles Steane. Pough-
Serns;e m2s lmt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16

TO BOA MEN.
TED Paving Stone Of The hrsI quality. Ap
w ply NJ 20 Ncrfolk street. ~ I'm
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TO BE LET-The store ~ Broadway; adjoining Trinity
church ward suitable for any business, md favorably known
"a an o d and popular stand.
NIso' twtIv or fourteen furnished apartments for singh gen.
tlsmeo, which will he let by the month or otherw There
ia a dining 8 iloop upon the kuropez an plan. attached with The
KremIin. where NEAL will be served al all hours. ala steod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16

OIIlIIlI IIIIIVD w IIIVG IV0'
THE syhsrrib.r is now opening his Spring supply Of
l HARDWARE & CUTLERY received per late arrivals,
from Birmingham and she6held. Together with a general as.
sortment of D omestIc Goods: which he is prepared 70 offer at
the very LOWEST CAST FRlCES.
The attention Of Country Merct ants, Builders, Cabinet
Maken. &c. "a solicited to an examination Of htssteck and
favorhsn with a call ALFRED F. LAGRAVE,
40 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A repal.r supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Cooper< Glue. Also-a complete ass ortment OF Mechanics
Tools. 2Ames Screws &c. me- Sm'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16

FoS sale m lots to suit rehTSERss q BROOKS.
pey Wnshsose, 81 Libe,-Ja
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LIFE IN ARKANsAs.-Two men fought, not long
since, in the woods of Arkansas, till they were
compelled by loss of blood to desist. One Of them
died soon after, having received thirty. one stabs
with a knife; the other was shot through the kid
news and could not recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-23
EN0LIBt1 SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CuBA; :,

CHARLES DUNE WATERLAND. PKlNCIpAL-
.Gss ohs atsnss g. GsRsi SO s"S 1d
this city. Iii, conducted the plan e u. 0e.
sis and the method Of sr.ton i the nseoga,ivs" Az The
SPEAK i b abimsiiy and dueniy
m,ny Ensa and T." he s' U%ed ss,s His shsi
6 nIse,s. ,l anS.sdss
Tine Of sS S
NstruI Philosophy the Practical part Of Mathematical. and
oiesson Of divers naions and reside the
s .s: ATTENDED . % q ss
two foreign language IL PERFECTLY ineisbs manner and
Tie but also Of
A1. u &c a. ~ ySs'n
nCa the many yhc accrue from cd
l ss'' III
sS. Fl IN By ss %
hers manly .rIt the Ensh schools Inc young .cii
a:n
B and x for the
oihs pup health Two ysasa lately arrived from asI1s.
The principal man, and Ii. vile and have
sss SSt q sss ae q snsy
s aass G ssssS S1s.s5ssS ;
Es 4 SJSSI Hh 30 S1HsAs
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL IEAFNEss; =
M BILE VOICE CvNDUCTpRs--T? susbls persons
nm 's S :: isd y
dull 9eng oioia in ss.sI. and TO catch the
The Of small gold SHILLING piece and yhsn in
hsn small piece Of
its ces And they are 50 Extremely . ys. they
re:c.ct equal 70 those Of most aceu,ac hearing.
for hs No. 80 Broadwsy next to The Union
he above .uton been in IN Europ. Tor some
years and strongly recommended being of the greatest
Psons in New York city, on the remittance
ofse can have pair Forwarded by post to any part
IOUsE FL HNIsHING WAKEHOUs E.-W DRAM d
M s.s Us, sns
opening and splendid assortment OF the following am
syeed. gLt and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, to q lights.
Do Candle snckeu. itos
Pc e.. e.: 6lscasts. r.
asrsi Lasaps hall amps and Lanterns Rcsdins Lamps
q isr he x.
i Is e. ssm ys 81 Is Bronze. color
osshe Tiseyery VARIETY Of Lamps aud Chandeliers. for
Churches halls sn' pubic s. sss's'7 w....
fss Ss.i I'D Sa; ksiss: saahs: and
T T. Ss ca d Ts. s ssd To.
Pitchers, Tubsn. bi,hss. Gobass, Decantsrs. Water Bot
iuIy inform their friends. customers,
sucnt sthey can sell al articles II their line
ksby low and respectfully invite them call
and then show which alone sufficient compen
for the tropble s22 smsr
FRENcA wlNks-The subscriber offer. for sale in lot.
II suit lurchAsen.-
SSh.mD,sne,ssee . Basket. .cp ri s Quality
Csret-20 Casks superior Medoc.
Cemen,-g Casks best French Cement
J. 3. ZIMMERMAN,
d4 2wsr IS Broad street.
TTWiNEs-2co bales Bridport mann,,ctory, comprising
complete of Seine, Herring and Gill Net
Twines. from 81 IS ID The above all Of
mcaticn and has been taken in the seec
oon Of the material and In the manufacture For sale lots
70 suit purchasers, by EDWD. X. COLLINS co.
d14r IS South
SH IR rs
CHIRTS made after the latest approved French
~ pstem Cos analoons vests. and all under garments
made order and the fashionable style
Gentiemens furnishing Sore 81 aud 50 Maiden Lane New
Yorh.
S,m., WV. COLLINS
NEW INVENTED Uieaxinops Compound-For render.
~ bo,ts and ee pro0-te be Obtained
Of the subscriber hi old estabshed Leader and Finding
Store, No. Ann Price in box To sports
others who would advantage Of dry feet
this compound II confidently recommended
dis im'r H. BROWN
4 n
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REMOVA
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
tf MENT


EcoNcMY IN Y s'' TkE
ssmsn' 0fa most srnn s s kind ct saving Of
THE advertiser ms unnecessary resort 70 the hack
that ne snsS tins Be Ia. BEEN sssaSshsd sssSer With
es
with r cloth
rssn, viii found lower any other house making up
A &: s s description. f d Asr Ho. Broadway
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
.lrse Der GOODS. ,ffs
vNHOLRsALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street Tn
si:is = ss: s. ~ s amor
hsaS gs q y sssT; p ,s '..s
se. ss'Ss' w'S' for ; TgHSs x tsE;;s
The ONLY PLACE
"A' os e. ba SAf5 ss Jones. ss be
Agent. for ls <. w ssasep M ieIns. Sa CO..
ar blls a1 BY q. y or :es
-,en meIerAolr to any .tyis now IN use. nag Imrs
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Ia Ss sss :,:; door ssS
tossh: Cole sps BLOOD d. f r, s% .na
p ls.s ;s;; &c -, shs.sS q
s. wS cfs ". = s s che
viii and both their .trssh and esousicn much improved By
sssss - a. sss ssA sssSs
Ss' saS SOC ',,' A'''' " No. .
Dr. w. MILNOn. Druggist, No 192 Broadway.
MRS. NJ. HAYES, No. lys faiton ct, Brooklyn
BENZ. OLDS, Newark ~ J.
JOHN MASON, Pate son, NJ. dc 7msr
.S.; E. %
irregular from colds other Their certainty Of
action has long been b. the medical profession
and hundreds that have welessy tried bossted
dies-ineed these Pills IN their effects
sometimes TO the use though hev contain
medicine dctriment TO the constitution. Adse given gra
TO all those who the Pills. by Msdame Costello. Lis
penr where the Prils sold genuine Price 81 box
die tmsr
rTENPERANCE-BUT N 4 TEETOTAL--The sub
scrbe offers for sale wines efthe folio wing kinds
Madeira, IN wood and glass various grades.
Ports. do Do do
Bur,undes, in glass, various kinds.
Chimpasncs, DO DO
Clarsu, DO DO
The above wines warranted of 6pe quality Apply
to GILBERT DAVIS,
corner Pine and William sts
y sA few dsmjohns OF old CoGaae Brandy for III,
EKkNCH CHINA-Dnner sets. octsgon, Tea do d. sas
all the articles TO- dinner and tea sets, By oaly Fo
ilsby ,,. A DALEsME,
'dl4 imsr South William st. No.t up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-23
LONDON AND MANCHESTEK INDIA RUE

WH0LRsALE AND RETAIL, Ne.s Wall street Tn
OF mponed India T,obbef Water Proof Good,
Goats aud Cspes ofxuErnor Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
herno and Cotton, OF ali colors aud sizes.
Clois-nds Rubber, Water Proof super Lama Lama Per
sian and Cotton, prepared for ors.
India Rubber Weddings for suspenders corsets, &c.
sas smsr CHAY ARRAHAMSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-23

The troubles Of Syria appear to be as far from a
settemcntas ever. The inhabitants OF Bechare had
revoted, and defeated 500 Turkish troops who
were entering the mountains from that side. Symp'
toms OF revolt had also manifested themselves from
other points. A caravan proceeding IRON Damascus
beyrout under an escort o. Aioanan soloiers mao
There was report, at the last accounts from
Beyrout, that catholic clergyman had been pub.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

DlED,-ln this cay. the 81 inst, after long and
painful Illness. HANaAH- consort Of CHARLES VI IfEkvEY,
aged % aptised into the fellowship
OF the regular Bapt Church, Ed. French. New
Carlisle ONO, il fall Of 1889; since which time
has ceen consistent member Of the Church OF Christ, and
has maintained Christian character untaTnlsGed.-
Although during her las, and illness her SUITE
she heard Bat
the viii of Heavenly Father HIle bessei
the exercise OF her satisfactory
evidence of her interest i'll the Saviour; aud anxious
depart and be with Christ which felt
She has Jeff fond husband and helpless lafant
her loss. The VIII of Lord be done.
She has gone 70 the grave bl VIII not teplafe her;
though sorrow and darkness encompass the tomb,
The Saviour mas passd through portals before
And the lamp Of lis love her guide aro gloom.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

T,UcHING INCIDENTAL cures pendent states
that the funetaI procession of a daughter Of
MIR. Joseph Keen passing Sunday las t
from the Univ cgsaiIst Church, Orchard street, to
The burIal>plce in Amty street SIX sailors be-
longing to the French steamship Conner were
met, coming down Broadway, who. rs they came
opposite the bier, by a common impulse took of
their tarpaujin hats and remained standing IN
covered and silent until the procession had pas
sed Such tribute from utter strangers IN a
foreign iauG was gratefully received by the sor-
rowing and symPlthisu- thr0ng token OF
genuine emotion, and an evidence that zone
touch ot Nature makes The whole world kin."--
\. !. Tribune.
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ted to the House, that the President had no iur-
Their communication 10 make.
Mr.. Stanley said--ls that ali?
Mr. Cushing gave notice that hs will, nj the
next session, ask leave 10 take up the excheqner
bill Mr. w. e. johnson gave notice Of bis Ian
scheme. Various other notices were gwen.
The bill repeating the 20 per cent. section Of
the distribution act, NOT returned from the
President
Alta Ill,!o over half past two the House ad-
journed.
The Senate. after the appointment of It's com
rnirlee 10 wait 90 the President went int an ex.
ecu'lve session.
So the session is ended, and | presume by to-
morrow there will be scarcely ten members IN
the city.
The National In,elligencer Of yesterday fur.
nshes the following account Of the conclusion OF
the session of the House Of Representatives.
During the day it found 10 be extremely diff
fculi to bold a quorum in the House for ten min
utes at time.
THE CONCLUSION.
Mr.. Gushing now re-entered the Hall and, 10
behalf OF the pint committee appointed 10 wait
on the President, reported that the committee had
dIschaTgrd their Cuiy and that the President in.
fotmad them that he had no further communica-
ton TO make to Congress.
A voice. "Is that aIl?'' mo good wishes?'
MIR kantOIpn moved that the House al IouIn.
But, by general consent, tho usual resolution
was adopted informing the Senate that the House
had concluded iis business md was ready to close
the present session Of Congress
Mr. Profit inquired Of the Speaker if il would
now he IN order, by general consent, to pass the
resolution Gas to The otficers)
The Speaker said no.
Mr. Weller inquired Of the Speaker If il would
be IT. order TO sing song!
Tue Speaker said it for Tho House to de-
termlnc. But the Speaker supposed if the gen
tIcm&n was dcsrous 10 show W hat he could do in
that line. the House would listen 10 him with
muclI gratlficatien. Roars Of laughter,1
Il voice. ooh! take your time, Miss Lucy
The messenger boys were here seen to crowd
around Mr.. Black, in urgent solicitation to him
tC withdraw his objection 10 their resolution.
The Reporter understood Mr. Black to consent
10 do so; bot the objection was renewed in an-
other quarter, the voice reaching the Of the
Reporter. though he not able to tell whose
vocal instrument 1T
Mr.. Gushing roso and stated, informally, for
the inform OF the House. that the Senate
was engaged In Executive session.
Mr.. Howard, Of Michigan, moved that the
House do now adjourn, which motion prevailed.
s., at half past, , p. Nj, after session Of nine
callandar months, wanting only five DAYS, the
House adj pnrned to meet, under the Constitution
Of the United States, on tie first -IOHddy in De
cemJer ic.ct.
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7VEyTy.sEvENTH COyGRESS,..,.SE SECOND SESSION
TCofrespondence OF the Baltimore CIIpperI
WAsMINCTON, Aug. -, Is 4.

10
WASHINGTON, Aug. -, 1912.
In the House Of Representa- the tariff bIll
was taken up, the question being on the nurner-
Gus amendments Of the Senate.
After brief explanation from Mr.. Fillmore,
the previous question was moved and seconded
MIR Clifford moved to lay the bill and amends
nents on the table. This motion having prece
dence was entertained, and the question being
nut, i, was decided 10 The negative, yeas %, nay
100 50 The House refused TO lay the bill on the
table The whole Of the amendments were then
concurred in by accommodating vote, and The
bill sent TO the President for his signature.
The bill ..lImIting The sale Of the stock Of the
,oan 10 par, and authorizing an ISSUE OF SIX mil
lions Of treasury notes, IN the stock cannot
Ia nepociated at PAR, was ousIdered IN commit
tee Of the whole reported to the House, and pass
ed by a vote Of lI5 TO IS, with amendment.
Tho amendment defines the meaning OF tho loan
act 70 be, that the stock shall be issued only for
money paid bona file into the treasury
The JOINT resolution Of adJournment. amended
by the Senate so al insert "Wednesday AT two
o'clock was taken up and the amendment con
Cured in. So the session will terminate on the
last day OF The present month.
The report Of the conference committee on the
amendments to the bill for snppressIng lottery
establishments IN the District was made aud con-
CURED in.
The amendments Of the Senate TO the bill reg
ula,ng the taking OF testimony IN cases Of con>
tested elections were next considered
la the Senate the House bali repeating the 20
per cent pruyiso of tho distribution net, was la
ken up and passed. The bItl regulating the la
king of testimony IN cases OF contested elections
was also passed and returned 10 the House, with
an amendment, which prevents tho reiro-acilOn
Of the bill those states who may have elected
previous 10 the passage OF the act
The remainder Of tho day spent in execu-
tive session.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10
SELECT SCHOOL.

TINIE subscriber has opened SCHOOL in the Warue.
RuiIding. where he viii teach the various branches
of English Education the following
Spelling, Reading. Writing Grammar, Geography, and
History, $500 per quarter Of twelve weeks Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy Algebra, Geometry,
Tngonometry Mensuration, and Surveying, - 90.
JESSE STANLEY.
Ninth Month l0th, 1872. 35-37
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''.n the mids: Of lie ,vo are in death"

DiED,-At his residence IN South Bend. ST.
Joseph county, Indiana. an the 9Th uit., TIIOS.
ID. BAIRD. Esq. after attack of disease of but
a few hours duration. With painful feelings we
received this intelligence. and now make The an
nouncement to our readers. II is due, however,
TO the memory of the deceased. to say that in the
various relations which he sustained to society.
be was ever regarded as being among those who
deserved the highest rank account Of their mo-
raj worth their intelligence, and their active and
extensive usefulness. To his family, the loss will
be lrreparable. Mr. 3. a member of The
State Senate at the time of his decease; and we
hesitate not To say, that his memory wlll be
red most by his fellow members. as well 81 others.
VINO know best how to appreciate his manly bea-
ring and tndafatlgabe exerti0ns in behalf Of those
whom he represented This patriot and states
man. though youthful and of Q eat promise to his
country. has been sud3enly stricken down BY the
hand ofdeath, and all that which was mortal cen
signed TO the silent tomb. 1t Is proper To add
that the subject OF this notice was professor OF
religion. aud had long been a member of the Pres
yterian Church.--[ Indiana Journal.
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The Creditors of said Estate.

1he Creditors OF SAID Estate
4 Mp at this day. to-vit: Saturday. the lSth
day Of August, le4s, the being the sixth judi
ca day of the August term, 1872, of the Probate
Court Is ordered the Court that the creditors OF said
be notified of the pcnlency of this pett by pub
cauon for weeks, ely the Rcmond Pa
laum.' weekly newspaper printed and publ he'd IN said
county, ana cness they notify said Administrator OF the
existence and extent of their respective claims by ns
OF the nature. description and date OF
the up7a which be fpun
ded, Clerks office said Court. the final
decedeut. claims
be postponed in diijgent ered:or. that
the of said Court be held the Court House
and for said the second Monday OF November
the Court viii proceed hear nnd determine all
claims fled and make final decree and dstrIOutono
sand u the creditors thereof
W illness: JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10
Aug. 30, Is IL .

In the House of Representatives., on motion OF
Mr. Calhoun, resolution was adopted, requiring
the Secretary of War 10 report at the next ses.
sion Of Congress statement OF the number Of
private manufactures Of arms in The United
States, together with all other informant ion respect
inc The amount paid per annum for arms, &c.
The bill providing Tor the reorganization ct the
Navy department considered committee
of the whole, aud reported To the House, with
suDdry amendments concurred IN, and the
bill passed, !, then sent to the Senate, SIX
its concurrence IN tho amendments.
A message was received from he President, sta
ting that he had signed the tariff bill. Another
message in writing was also received. Ii is an
derstood to be protest against the report OF Mr.
Adams on his last veto.
After a call of the House, this message was
taken up. II proved to 10 protest against the
report Of Mr.. Adams The President refers Ia
the fact that the House adopted the report which
among other matters declares him worthy Of I'M
parchment, without advancing particle Of eVi-
dence to prove the same. The House therefore
ha.ing thus become his accuSer, he feels bound
to protes, against 1t violation of his cons'iu
iionai rights President; also as violation IN
hts person nt the rights ot an American cuiZen,
guaranteed by tho constitution.
Mr.. Bolts, after referring 10 The course Of the
President when Gen. jackson sent protest to
the Senate, offered resolutions slmIlar 10 those
then voted for by Mr. u Ter. They set forth that
the President has right to protest against the
proceedings of the House. IT beng uuconstltuiIon
al, and Il breach Of privilege. Also, thot the
clerk be directed TO return the protest to ITS au
thor Mr.. Il. moved the prev tous question:. bot
there beng no quorum, motion was made to
adjourn.
The Senate has passed the fortifira'ion bill,
and returned il to the House with sundry amend
ments.
The bill regulating the taking Of testimony in
cases Of contested elections, returned from The
House with amendment, was taken up and
committee Of conference appointed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10
REMOVAL.

TENfIE undersigned informs his friends and the public
ed his TAILORING ESfAB-
LlSIAIENT, and is ready to accommodate those
garments made III good style and terms TO suit
times short notice.
n5-is shop Market street, three doors from ae
corner Main aud Market.
fr5LuMBER and country produce will be taken in ex-
change for work. MATTHIAS CONkLE.
Pichmoa5 Sept 2 1912 35tf
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EETILI be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on Third
w day. CTues,lay,) the 9th Of Ninth Month, (Sept)
of Ekhorn, the following
property, to-wit:
10 Head of HOGS,
Head Of nouag HORSES,
u Head Of Durham Cattle.
20 Tons Of good Hoy-G lot Of Oats ond Wheat
4 large quantity Of Farming utens'ls in good
order, and Household and Kitchen furniture.
fIT-Sae commence nine O'Clock A liberal credit
given Three Dollars by the pucha
ser giving good security. ISAAC BONNIE.
9th. 1-i2. 3l-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Foreign and Domestic Hardware


ME subscribers have commenced receiving their
Il fall assortment of Birmingham. Sheffield and Ancr-
Hardware. Our stock hand large and we'll
ed. Importing HARDWARE direct from ENGLAND ,re
enabled to offer goods prices as viii be eptreJy
satisfactory merchants who purchase in New
York and Philadelphia. We have OIL ha nd:
O Amos' Spades and Shovels, all sizes, Nos to D.
Cut Tacks, Brads and Sparables, best makers
Straight and twisted link Traces, 81, : II:
Carpenters knob Locks and La:ches A. to in.
Do and henrick's Curry Combs large azsort
Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery:
Wade * Butchers Rogers do do:
q. Il ID. y. Ropes American table do;
Sheet Brass and German Silver, ali Nos;
Rifle Barrels, ass'd. csiibres from 30 300;
Collins s. Co, Stones Hunt s. Co, holps aai Williams
warranted Axes;
Romland's and Howe & Co.'S mill cross cut Saws:
Kings, Highly & Anderson's Junat,a Nails
La Iele, Perkins Mos Boston 10;
Shreve. Steele * Cos Cincinnati DO;
Greenwood's and Claikrs patent bu;t Hinges;
Wrought Hinges and Nails. all sizes:
Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes ami Dog Irons;
Planes of every description. warranted:
Every variety of Edge Tools made in Cincinnati;
Shawks' knob Locks and Latches:
Guns, Rifles and Pistols all descriptions
Brigat and annealed Iron Wire, Nos 70 35;
Horse, wool and cotton Cards; Norfolk and American
Latches Gun Trimmings every description: Brass ket
tes Iron and Brasshead and Tonges Butchers
Greares Sons Files; Cabinet makers Trimmings
Saddiery. Selves; BED Screws; Shutter Fas,ners. &c
All goods made Cincinnati viii be sold
er's prices. For sale BY
TYLER DAVIDSON & Co.
No us Main St. door aoove the Com. Bank,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Aug 20 d-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

Netr Kind of Hose.-A kind Of hose has
been introduced Inio New York, woye from hemp
without scam, similar to the leg of 4 stocking
II is DOT able to leak, 1t said under The grea
pressure Of water md - not effected by any tenn
Peraiufe, rcmaiuIugai all times SOFT plIable, and
even; one great advantage from This article.
IS that II can be laid aside after use without dan
ger from mtldew rot, from the application of
principle used by the anccnts in preparing the
mummy cloth. by which lis strength and dura-
btiity remain for centuries D1ubiful--vervi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10
GLEN-HupE W0oLLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced the Manufacturing
business the above named place about half mile
south of Richmond is eady receive wool to man
ulrture mo Cloth Cashmere, Flannel. Satlett. james,
Blankets, sc. either BY the yard. lie Rs1
expects have Of tho above named
tr'es - exchange Cor WOO!. and other produce.
From his experience in and his attention to .he buars
thinks viii be able general satisfaction those
that u Ill favor ann wiIa their custom
LEEINUS KING.
April -. 1912. Loft