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ATTRACTIVE NEW WORKS,

ATTRACTIVE NEW WORKS,
TINS Day PUBLISHED nv
HENRY LANGLEY sASfi HOUSE.
In enc vairure actavo-Price Is cents.
THE MYSTERIES OF TIE HEATHS
Or the CHATEAU de Chrvr reach Of
Fyeder,c Soale. by Gelrrc Fleming.
hsauth0r OF The bove woTkope OF the d gushed
wsn the French c,pt,lnsists he splhencity
the nsrraive which is OF the
~ mn icstrd inter that issued from pess
thsa ding numerous extracts have appeared from
from me To- tims III Eogsd aud les rdia,y popularity
F,ace this is the frat complete kugsh r,satioa that
has yet been eiierteJ.
LILLIAN AND OTHER POEMS
18th writings If this admired p are among the fnest
Imaginative productions in the lsnguage the principal poem
has Justly estfemed Of the true poes,
while h minor tieceI r,sed in the present me
.ow for the first time colleced Together civ
humoT and pats veil tie tharmnx bute of
e''erAi and chastsnsd beau''.-{ Dem Rev
IN 2mo be uifully printed viii Portrait Of the Author
.P.ic. 81 rs ~
THE IRISH GIRL AND OTHER POEMS.
By Mas Ellis.
Ihese Poems possess the ch,rs Of Ell , fine f. ling and
FOOD a,te; M Of them ar. ching while
N the domestic ci c'e-Ladies, Book
ia "
POPULAR HAND BOOKS
Computing Cookery e. MI meas LIE ter Wr er;
Lad e. tier Writer Seatm Mt If Flowers Et que te &c
jei3 tire
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PRtlGK NJ Me
PAkT |.

PROGRAMME.
PAkT |,
Grand ntroduct en--PianoioIie Mr. II G Timm
Cavatmt-Tuto Ri- ia, tutto fe,ta-Ms ollie Dor
veiiliere.. .......... ...Beilini
Grad Aria-Solitao in straaio lido (6fst tine) Sig
Ant gnini.. .........:..: -. AntogniIi
- here. .'......:. $500. ga Lee
Grad Ari7-lmih rarpoli, from the cello bIated ore
s.n Of eneI.ntos, Six ssnqafco. Rossil
Grand Du.t-E DUNG e zero cudice scepe-Bella ia-
lnsgo deali Dei-Mad1ie D'Oivrii'ere and Mr.
Me Rossia
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This y 10 rfy t.as ai with am a.
l0i W MY eyes, with III. most .xcrlclting
start d"ch rye Of yellow mst,er for app d
,ooe Of 'h FIST physicians in Albany and SaritoRa Coun-
tis aud cciyed no henent but at length dep e Of
.Rht A freed ADVISED go New and apply "a
pr Francis did ard tie great and immediate relIet
zee we'd ": astonshi,s in few NOR tbs was erfeety
sor,d TO sight 'or'd ON hppy AL af
nissa w,.a as.d eye, aai car Id no re from o.her.
where ley will be find from the gentle judcios
course pursued, speedy relief aud pc inept cure
WIN BIRD.
Late Postmaster at Saltwater. now Tesidisg at
- . William street. New York
" Famcs never fails In coritg amauross and eaovi
rebuias OF the longest taydg wtel hope had hed aso
fam mlion aud We ,kncss .f sight
We, the unde-gn.d hivng stnesed The tonshng
ptrinrmei ~ d. j. Frants, hehy ncnded him as
sLi'fa' ocn ist
w. ~ Bar'.u, Esq. Abiug- Rev Jrhn Peck.
n liacr. n~v, George tenediet,
Kew y H. Cone Rev. G. Wheeock.
Rev 10, eph Andraee, n. G.. Hey, j. E.lner
Pness
Artificial Ewes inserted by Dr. Fr,ncis whcn cannot he
cl'ti guhed fom the natu a.! ~Ithou giving the
pain. "
saue ou. &C tfcres 10 b. ,t the ofrse.
Df cleanv. Memo OF the Roy u Co,ltge 6f eugeons
don an, Of hs New York Med cal e'e, is
m on CO, aud viii part o hi the Medical
GU kicai tfe'm' nc OF d. etes 81 Tie Eye Is 2wsrs
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Aria-Mr Meyer.
Rec !tative ans Aii,-Uns Vcce P,coG-Aiad'ne
DOIv'IiIiefe. Rcssjpj
Duetto-Peseato i--Sg Sanqui'ico and Antcgui- ~
ni--compOsei expressly Or this tonc-t, aud 1.5.~-s
ceticated to his mend Signor sanquinco, by
q AntoRnini
Song-I m Sixteen YeaIs and more or tn. Ward IN
,hancery'-Mdile DOneili ers... .... II. &. Watson
Condrctor... ............ MIR. ii. 4. Timm
cit customary t, place wealthy phans und the guard
anship Of the Cour Of hcGcey. marry ing
person under age. Is liable to long imprisonment
Doors Oytn al 7, ut u umelc at O'clock
Tekes ne Dollar ech To be piIucIpal Music
Stores, AID a. the e,ening the Concert.
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THE LAST OF THE IOWAS,

TINHE ceIebr IOWA Chefs WRITE CLOUDD and
L WALKING RAIN" with their bra, IS. squaws and
pope will sse.y leave .Ler eltampmeAt oDoken
n Monday evening, jane l7tn.
Psvioas to h The hours Of and Saturday
afternoon, Will be given War Daace by Chiefs AMI
Bra rs and ScaIp Dance by III Sq1aws
On Monday afternoon h, Of aud will be
III celebrated ndsn Game Of Ba L. being &c
lever teore wltn',,ed IN ttis part o. the county.
Ttese the bt Indian 'h,t
nave passed through New fork Black
AID as Whenever they haze been excited the greatest
tsfest and curiosity. They tn Europe
III y huatns grounds 800 miles byo.a the Misssspp
herr cpmsns witba 40 yards OF the ferry landing.
TIL exhib ion 8 fies lis z, "A cod m
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THE IOWAYS INVITE CLOUD

W
HIS BRAVES. ih-r Squsws. Papooses and SUITE will en-
IL cansp at VI, boksu THURSDAY MORNIN0, June
18Th md uuiil Monday Evening Jure I7th
he Delegation Of Chiefs NAV hui besaw white
C'oud) hru O. Of the Nation New-Mouya Nv ALA ing
RAM third o. Se-MoI-ty-)ak (Bser- eetl Great M-a
Msnthe frat Of siLg ,Iar P.f-ssurs
pei unrer ANY unstanc leave their nation
acknowledgements o-ho-mun va, shum-'apg, Wa
taje &C.
acknowledgements a tStrut ing Pigeon )-Wh d
lona's " lie; Ratonwe-me Zig on lac wIg) Ox,-ws
me, NC, &c.
Bded while White Cloud" and his
main ut ,Dokrn public reflect lac
lndian Life hs forest the hie Braves an squiws will
the about 100 yaids from tho "
they will every ept oundayJ eror their N
q nal hiIactnsc D,utes Kites, Ceremonies &C. ts Ia
Ia III W rk upon he 40 gIhecs alton this
Chief. aud also gives HIS Itrait,
thu half Indians Of the Copter but
sre III. chiefs 81 fest d poss-sx the taits of
those wh, have nol lea cpDuIte by the white laas.
CtHTrICATh
certify on honor that h the proper names
an" TT 2. IN a"r I'd ptuy der the direction Of u
g. Melody, % yea und my had Il ths Great Gun
haw Slb-Agn One.
WI RICHARDSON. u. s. Aeent
The u bike Ferry Boats fom Barclay. Canal aud Lhs,o
pher su Ia wi hin f.w strs e the 81 c, npn.ut
The exh'hiI fee. liz ,,srrc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
Il sscsre saN FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Morins
sy7-<s Line from The foot OF Barclay street landing
w.--ssks~-<9- at int 'medisre places.
ing at - clock $3.50 N
lhe steamer EMPIRE. Captain 8. r. Roe, Monday
senns y,n. fnc tie foot OF CourtI.ndt street. direct
IN STEAMER ALBANY. Captain II. B Macy this ven
evsntng a o'clock ' $1,000" ~
The bas Of this Line owing their light draugnt Of Wa
Ter are fcr ~ al tns TO the ALBANY
and roy ample time to take the morning train ef cars III,
the Se.' - y 1855 "
For tre,ehi board or At Office. IN M.
tott
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NO 10 CANAL STREET AND ca LISPENARD
IHE . bsrrbe havug t,sen The s'oye h thu &C.
comnoJa.ion OF his Fren Ia and the Pub w be m 81
hap a. al times TO reeve The as.rng tn
syey effort wi be r-nde, pleasant and comfoa-
pc resort This bar W he stocked with quos nd seq,
the GU ee' "nt aud h. trusts that hing shall be wanting
to make his hnnse reeiDle in respect.
3. h. hou Will he upen for the r .ptiou # hi,
call on Monday the 18th n.,snt $3.50 ~
New York. June IS 1914. lis st.ie
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GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
MADEMOLSELLE UORVEiLLIERE
las Tax HONOR 20 announce To her Il ieLds aud the
puehc. that She will give J. FIRST CONCERT the
Apollo Saloon, en- TUESDAY EVENING" Ju,e 18Th, 1914
on which occasion ahe will be sssed the folio wlns
siGNOR ANTOGNINI,
sIGNOR SANQUiRICO.
N" mSMkh Ii. Z. TIMM.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
GREEN HOUSE. PLANTS, TREES sHRuBBEPY.
&c-Wi BE- sold et suctinn Monday, Jnor the IL h.
oet Al the entire coll elton 81 Seen House Plants
h'uo cry Trees &C., tsiued the I-ises H-t
s S Atlantic .t.et Brooklyp kno~n as Ru,sels 6srea
II above commits ~ very full in txcellsr
ccneton Sale positive LasIosues may be obained on
Mucay or on the ming OF SALE At he Office Of the Scent
oil kln2s county, at my stOrs, IN Gn-ten
-, j. w. SCHULTZ. Apctioreer.
hrooflyn, June IL. ia 3t-rc
ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
,hIf SOONER will sell on Sturdy evening. NJ ~
CLOCK, at 3l Mr. AWAY valuable collection CT
Oii fsmnss Just imported fr.m Eorencs amongst heh
iDme ta'elv 0 Enrope
" have 800 Paintings and coo Engraving, at pri
vAL- sale whoeshe an retal. cheap for h. jil
&. .. SMITH. AuctIoneer
by n. T.. WILLARD,
:, 80 go Store so4 Broadway, cor Duane IT.
~ will give his personal 10 out door sales Of
nusshoid furniture Dry Goods Groceries, for persons
reisqu' shlrg housekeeping or business.
sold aud delivered ~
Liberal ash Advances made, if required on merchandise
eve'S usscripton consigned Tor sale. m2i lms IN
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Provision Market.

Leaving as the increase at all other offices,
and being on products of this State.
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Cleared.
Ships Ference Leach. ~ P:,enburs, Nswbold Cruf;
Meaoy Charleston, Ls1sn; Yszso, Wibsy. Liverpool,
X Collins Co-Barqus Sprlnghsld Roy Quebec, Sam
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roa NEW s.-LOUIsIAnA AN
WV lNEL LINZ --In.iIixaI. ia. Iex1I.x

~ NAV VIILtN NN.--LUUFSTAN IA AND
NEW YORK Line --FositivsIs frs: regular pask-
e. 10th Jura---lhc fast sailing packet 81
90 Eiu, Captain Wood, Will positively sail I" above, be,
roY freight passage having handsome furnished accommo
d,on. appy on board, Orleans Wharf foot II ali srrr,
or 20 h. X. COLLINS 4 co.
IS South street
sSkrsr, viii p'ce send in their bills of l,drng this d,v
by ship will please he on bosro A. UtIesn.
wharf foot OF wall street on Monday mornirg IL NJ
which line the ship will sail
hs.n,s IN New Oricsns-Messra Hun and Woodruff who
will promptly forward all goods 70 Their addfsss je5rc
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HOIsT OF NEW xUtSks., June ~,


suT RuEs.. ....t 30 MOON RIsEs...-. sef,
sur sxTs ......T 30 IHfaH ss
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WANTED.

WANTED,
A MIDDLE AGED MAN who is compel Mt TO t.ke charge
9ls set Of bstks and 10 set a. salensn portis
Psat md na,sg the undoubted rslerelcs Adde'S
= al t.s .mee jl3 lin
WAS,TkD 20 2 RCHAsE..A fs- doI.e e the = al
ifo. seveni hundred vood fresh Oysters.
Also, some hsmrers Of the hest Iish pctatoes
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
TIES The Subscribe: ss' .nS Agent. saA Wi
be supplied this day. by the pueli.her.
j,3 2teod.rc ss5 Broadway.
ROOMs TO LET-Two pleasant Rooms To ler q single
s.utismsn Tniy IN anist private dwelling where thrrs
At No. LOG Liberty ssr,.t lis Itses
Of the hip AKHBAN from Iv.rpoo ssy 10 ID d.bt
- w g 'S y .. 1:P fxfs
TIL. GAMgLERs MIhROK.
MY Wphk with the above tte will be published
OF An Exposure Of Arts aud Miseris Of Gambling
the Arst nomer u be issaea Saturday the 18Th IL
Wal ee serial wok medium octave handsomely illus
ILLusrRArioSs or No. IA scene from well known Lo.
cailtv ~ baltimore.
AcNe 2" gambler in fly time. cooling himself.
Cincinnati Dwarf Captain, No O. in fnghtfaI yi.ion
Fso ,vf AZ sa at 3 90 hSna d. Or s cent,
tn. puoe Ali e mus: te :ens e. "
Limit numbe- DOLLY will bsisu'd jeI3 3,r&n &c
OFFICE "BOYD'S" CITY EXPRESS POST.
40 William Street, under the Leather Manufacturers
Office in for the Mails NloaJ.y morns az oeloek
de before each delivery Nc must
Kept stamIs n &C. Is per I'm or 81 Is hu dej
IL ,t.rc c '''e' io''aSe ce'" rOuN n pOvn
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
EROM rer No Fast River. Wecnes Jay, the i2h inst
ked WOod-n 4. ntasing ring apIa and lir ems
also aFraher Bed tied The above article, came
no from ship Roscns from Liverpool board shte Mary
Lester he articles belong emigrant liberal ne.
ward will be paid for the recovery of the above "a William
street. view YORK. ielJ L SIN
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ca moe OF DAYS
Ia fon' oil the osd reu''na take passengers
- Boston % sunday
FAtE 20 BOSTON 81 SO
10 OK FARE S. 5oJ
NE"POkr AND PROVIDENCE 81.
zsSvsl sr, The ney and .piesd,d steamer NEW
81 1&NSsfsss JERSEY Captain II ~ tury will leave the
pie foot Of Barclay street (nosth sdcJ On
Mond,y Afternoon. Mt oelock. -
fsguir dsys rem New Yor1 Mondays. Wednesday, and
sriars From Irovidence via Newport Tuesdsys Thurs
DAYS aud Saturdays immediately alter the ARRIVAL Of the
ats boat 'rsa fiom ston " Wv
psaTs or freight. apply to s. Bennett at the Office on
wv wa, mia 3msc
FOX BOdToN, VIA NHNpORT AND PROV IDENCF.
Ao0TsrS1 ~ The 'pcrdd Steamer rhode isLAND
ssT D. pti,n Thsyer. Will leave f.r New Fort and
Mnndais W.d.edays and F,idsys. at o'clocs r VI 49,
rnssngers Tor Dot,r on their arrival Providence will
BE- forwarded II the Ct the Boston ant Pou
For "a 9, see handh,' of day. jeptfrc
FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
ss&4<,ssf an Ile new steamer PrNDBsCDT tept,iu
sS' ~ kims,il, leaves the end OF 4 W ha Bostor
..s~.-.zA.-x-e,cry Tuesday aud F,iday evening", rt
cocoa stssei VIII be IA radre her arrival III. above
Pliers 70 con'sJ pazsenrers to the neshboring towns.
Ncsr,s.,s bzT- SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCuR.
nsSp $50 for Children Families and s. hooI, 10
Ss--x~s Fort llsmIlton nnd Lower Bay every SATURDAY
WI rave TIC loot Amo. ST., 1T r. Canal ST, ~
stnariae 'ery bro,s III lke street N and Per No
H. returning land at III. same places Chambermsds
E'te1d.nce Fehmsnts boa.d are FOR the whole .x
only Cns shios. ~ "
l.lt-rc HENRY f. RIELL.
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.
.SAiURDAI, JuLs IS h.. at o'cl CHI r VI Match for
G'oo two ,"a hsat y hupes, a. Wooa,un name. g.
u aker = Ve.ks rem s Oh e. American Boy
At4 ocI1cs. y NJ tost h for s2p0 ~ Woodruff name,
y y. hfton, II 70 IN WAGON. w. Wheeian names b q
Colh ifrra, \ Ky
Jqae y h-p re $500 tire, mile hers il harness. II Wood
ID Biyaft erts,s er IN Lady Suffolk rs rsrc
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CARD

DIX SPOONER b'gf TO Inform his friends and psron. that
he co, t'uss to ice Det'ty with The utmost dely
and puncuaty M Setore ut M lO6 Liberty The
,r,t which hs heco Circulated III he hrs nban oued MS
his nidd i'd ,,s.c
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!

IT ME subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
Il FOUNDRY of .Nordyke, Fouke & Uiliuns,
prepared to furnish all kinds of CASTINGS al low
they to had in Cincinnati, any other establish
in the country; and a general
and latest improvements
best Mwfights the weet W. will say to those tho
about improve build Mile, they
their advantage 0 give u a CALL as will a all times
best stock that be had, and prices will be
dyyitn Tho tim
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Ten Copies for SIS.
THE WEEKLY ATLAS.

subscribers have commenced with the frs, of JAM
Il nary, lo44, the publication of the CINCINNATI
WEEKLY ATLAS.
The political character Of the Atlas will be thoroughly
Whig and its best efforts will be directed bring abou,
complete reform the of the Government
and bring back Republican measures which
prevailed i'll the days of Washington and Madison.
effect this end, the Atlas will advocate
ton of Henry Clay the Presidency John Davis
the Vice Presidency-bel.evng them only admirably
qualified for those stations but uniting with great
~ the confidence of the entire Wing party.
10 Country Merchants the Weekly Atlas will convey an
accurate view of the Cincinnati Market. and comprise
Bank Note Lss and the fullest price of every
OF Produce and Merchandise published in West;
condensed view of the New Orleans and Atlantic Markets
"A weekly review of the Cincinnati marke,-the receipts
Of produce by the Miami and whitewater Canals and the
Little Mam Rail road-the imports of Merchandise by
the rivers, and shpmentsby Steamers and fai boats
To Farmers and Hor,icul,drs,s the Weekly Atlas il.
recommended particular attention will be paid
interests Several column. each paper will filled
with sound practical articles (orignaI and seected)
Agriculture: and an arrangement has been made with Mr.
u w. Elicit practical in this vicinity,
furnish original articles every week the culture of Fruits
lowers and Vegetables Ii will also contain full
OF the exhibitions and transactions of the Hor
cuural Society, and will publish II municatons of
practical nature addressed to that body.
The Cincinnati Weekly .4tas will be published every
Thursday, with entire type, a mammoth sheet
TWO dollars copies will be sent for
year post Office dollar and fifty each,
payable in advance In point of mechanical execution
II VIII De inferior The As Postmasters
authorized BY law frank letters covering
TO Publishers. and generally willing do friend.
requested avail themselves of tss opportunity
cases.
GuILFoRD & RUSSELL.
Cincinnati, 1S41-
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INSTRUMENTATION.

The Bangor Wing gives an account Of OPP
GRAFTON in smputa,ing leg Of a patient in mes
meric sleep. The Editor witnessed the operation,
Of several other Surgeons, all Of the first respect
ability. The sta em.nt is below:
By Invitation Of Dr.. Josiah Deane. We a,,ende cd
at the house Of Mr.. Luther Cary, in this city,
for tho purpose Of witnessing an experiment 10
mesmerism. and surgical operation. There were
present, Doctors Deane Hosea, Rich, and his sen,
George B. SuelI. and Mason, John E. Godfrey,
Esq, G. w. Ladd. J. NJ Barnes, and ourself.
The arrangements had all been made for am
puiating one OF Mr.. Cary's legs. which from
childhood has caused him much pain and incon-
venience. aud which he had At length concluded
TO part with, after fifteen year3 weary compan
ionship. the inducement for undergoing the op.
GRAFTON at the present. time was, that Dr.. Deane
had been very successful in repeated trials of in
duc'ng the magnetic state and to render him
quite insensbe to physical suffering
Doctor Deane on Saturday, 10 about twenty.
Eve minutes succeeded. notwi,hst standing the
great anxiety Of the patient. on accoun, Of the
netic state, when the work OF ampuia,ion was
commenced by Dr.. Hosea Rich assisted by the
other surgeons in attendance.
During the opera ton the patient complained
Of sensation in the bottom Of his foot, though
some one was pr'cking il, and At one time, tor
brief period, appeared TO be rousing from the mag
netic state, and half conscious, by suspicion at
least. that the operation had commenced, and at
sa's time there was quite a struggle and much
muscular action, aud he was soon thrown more
fully into the magnetic state, and was then quite
unconscious OF what was going 90 entering into
eensssss''on respecting the operation, and pro-
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T0YE EVERY ONE THAT 0WETH uS!

VIE subscribers would mos, respectfully inform
l. friends and they expec. to replenish
their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. PRINTS, OILS,
Sc &C. for the coming season, and in so i, s
absolutely necessary. all know, to have CASH.
Many of you small bills that if we had would be
of essential service and probably greatly impair
ward. friends. settle up,he,e il
better of dsposng of your surplus paw
debts In the mean Time, allow express
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed and
tnuanee of your favors which will ever endsayor TO
merit. IRWIN REED & BROTHER
Richmond, Gotta sbruary, 1874 go,
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RICHMOND W00LLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced tho manufac turing
Il 'oasnes at the above mentioned place. he is prepa
ed receive wool manufactu into CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
Their by the yard the shares suited the
times He also has hand good tho above
named goods, which no is willing exchange wool
other produce. He will also Cal WOOL Full and Dress
Cloth for those who will their
customary prices, and hopes
to give general satisfaction.
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond. Nov H. lS43.
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% Z 81 ID . E g
N
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

ME- undersigned would respectfully inform public
that ne continues manuac order, all kinds
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
He prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors
Treasures with Books of the latest and improved
form, having recently received patterns from
State. Old Books rebound, and all kinds rerio-
ideals and bound in good tyle and roR
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solici,s a
share of patronage
The BlNDERY is in the room immed lately over the
Book Store. c. S. PRESCOTT
Richmond, Jan. l 9th, lS43 3lv
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STOVES! STOVES!

We have hand general assortment of COOKING
STOVES latest and improved patterns. Also,
and plate, with variety of PARLOUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all of which will exchange
low for cash, wheat or good horses.
rAH orders thankfully received at the Foundry
our Store Post Office, Main
7. & J. O'HARA.
Richmond, Nov 9, 1912. 44n
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M A N SION HOU S E.
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
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CAM b RIDGE {

"AVING for some months occupied this well known
and popular Hotel, would his grateful thanks
travelling public rally paronized
bis house, and inform his friends and pubic generally
that he expects continue in the
aud that pains will be spared his
tain those who may call upon him. style which will
make them a well furnished table, pleas
and comnodou rooms, and polite attention make
them. His stable attended ski.lfu
Ter. and his graneres well supplied with provnder. He
respectfully soics continuance of the public patronage
Cambridge CITY, Ia, July lS43.
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SCRAPS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
No. 4.

The following is list Of the papers and pefodeas
taken al tho Department Of State and tho amount paid for
Of the money Of the people Mr. van buren, ana
hi, Secretary were certainly patrons Of the pres
bu, the people paid the money IL has always been the
pr.ctce Of Government furnish the different Depart
msnts with newspapers bu, believe not any 'hng Ao
tne numoer taken 1889. We have compiled
The following reports made to Congress- we nave
the doc uments to provo their correctness
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23

CoNcREss.-Wo are unable to give our readers
any thing Of interest from Washington. The
members from the States Of New Hampshire,
Georgia, Mississippi and Missouri, who were G
elected by general ticket contrary TO the law Of
Congress, have been permitted TO continue 10
their seats by a strict party vote. The els, Bill
has no, yet been disposed Of The bill to refund
Gen. Jackson the celebrated $1,000 fine has
passed the Senate.
YEAs.-Messrs Allen, Atchison. A,herton
Bagby. Benton. Breese. Buchanan. Colqu,,, FAIR
field, Foster, Francis, Fulton. Hannegan, Hay
wood, Huger. Henderson. Jarnegan. King, Nc.
Duflie, Mangum. Rives, Semple, Sewer. Surge
on, TalImadge, Tappan, Walker, Woodbury. and
Wrigh,-3O.
NAys-Msssrs. Bates. Bayard. Berriep, Cho>
ate, Clayton. Dayton. Evans. Huntington, Mer-
rick, Miller, Pearce. Phelps, Porter, Simmons and
Woodbri6ge-l6.
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We will also make CARDINCi MACHINES of the b. st
style and finish order and on moderate
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH
We hc PLOUGH From the long
ding of this Plough in this and the adjoining and
Ohio deem unnecessary speak of its superior
Quat have but inquire of those who have used
and they the best and cheapest Plough in gene
We manuacture four sizes: three, and
four Ploughs all of which for six months
with "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23

NHE subscribers commenced with the frs, Of JAM
Il nary, lo44, the publication of the CINCINNATI
WEEKLY ATLAS.