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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
VICTORIA RAZAAR


THE HOUSE AND STORE, No. 40 BROADWAY, is
ritusted the most eI ible of Broadway busi
ness location ad the whole of IN building be altered and
tes ela, and other convent he counters and
will be seatiy for the SAFE Of Staple aud Fancy
Good, viz Silks, Laees. .jmps Mlsy and silk and
Woisted maeiisls Also Ladies fashionable Head Dire.
and Clocks. Lamps Chandeliers. and Fine Gallery Also,
,ich CHINA and Glass Annals and other rich Books
Pocket Books Cn' U"b las aud farasols Conteeto lary
PeIfumeiy Gen lemn and Ladies Funl Stole, Ladies
Sh Store Toys and rich goods of description, and for
the Dmmodaou Miniature and Portrait Painters Dem
tsts, iashionabe Aners, Dress Makers, Merchant Talo
ba,eIs aud And IN order that the Bazaar should be-
hoba lie resort and worthy pubic patro
coun for the of iaf rior damaged
goods aud certificate o. Recommendation wil be required
fom the gentlemen and ladies intend take charge OF the
The nead il possible that each
yer shal contain different kitd Of good, ad III articles
hbited will b. IL published the J0u nails Of tbs day
ula cases will also be fitted up II exhibiting premium goods
inventions AID other the
back of The will be let Ice cream Stloon
HE hsTABLIsHMENT also heated, lighted and kept clean
by the propuecis
70 "A few counters aud glass still to let.
he basement will mad under the BAZAAR and
fitted with glass and counters They will also b. let for
Gent emens boot and Shoe Fancy BASKETS and ot
ectabie business
Persons who wish hire stands in the Bazaar will
please to apply at the premises alt 2wsec
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

CTR Anglers a1d citizens af cited with any form
~ Of syphc mercurial other disease who have been
only by the which N York abounds had
better carefully peruse the following letter Dr Cope
sr Last July contracted certain dseas and i'm
mediatey applied to doctor who promised in
week continued I'm h'm two months bat was srauuaH
tors ano each one promised positively to cure me e length
discovered the object Of these and at y
were no. doctors concluded to into the hsrtl mere
the doc kept under Of mercury for r' eess
my body covered with ucers vas complete ,s,,e. DC
doctors considered dangerous to ms any more
aud ADVISED climate LEFT the hospital and Ny "a
vice OF several friends placed myself under yon seIe on e
health wish this Published. ,,,,o,s.s ,,prru
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N. Y.
DR. Conner warrants no matter now long
s,sndnv ~ cIcet srcture and seminal weakness mild
essss al aadies cud in 40 hod, without interfering
p;,h he nasaSs habs WITH excel ton, Dr. Cooper
hs only regular and physician who advertise New
tsS.sb. m s,reet " M y at7 iws~r
DRUG STOKE FOR SALE.
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M. WIS.,,
o IICIA N, FROM g E r M n " Y /,
Most respectfully aios the citizens Of New York aId The
public in general tt he has located himself this cry. and
sortment ectae!ss aud Reading Glasses. Gold Silver
and steel Francs lie would also reind the publ TO whom
he partly Known b. his annual visits to aratoga Springs
since the last nie that by his knowledge Of the optc
eye Pers w,:n weak be supplied with glasses
which WIN grrsty ec'et ahd not stran the sight farlcu
Of the finest flint which through cir high polish AVID true
ground produces the and have been highly
mendef the best In their effects the for
and improving the eight in continued wrtig and readi
Sho ard such have been oIerad upon
also be suited. He like glasses q
superior lily old frames and socits the OF all
M. WISE, Optician,
aio 3m~rc 437 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERs, PEDLARS,
AND FAMILIES

RE supplied A. sx.remey low prices with PALE 7 Eli
"A Low SOAR FOR faulty Almond t>ose Windsor
aud all kads Of Fancy Soap BARRIERS supplied With the
best knoya shayag SOAP and such other peumey they
the handkerchief La, endes Water Oils tomaums Toilette
Powders Tooth rowder and Cosm tics Bars aud
scrpIon and ~, IL of PERU merry johnson Vroo
devote their skill aGd asduty personally the uauiactu.
OF economical and and profess
cheap their Soap Works and Laboratory 70 Trinity Place
lunDer street, than other house country
Ca and nine before
SOAP WORKS, 70 Trinity Place,
me- im*rc near Rector street.
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r JOSEPH, i6 Maiden Lane, fup ais) importer Of Eng
u H. rnne, aud German double and single barre Fowl
ing and backing GUNS, fr IN e fin qualities
Ao. always n4ni, extensive of PISTOLS
botn double aud sls barre. enbrae 100 different kiLds
Including the odern SIX rel hevovers all which WI
be oid lower than other house in the Me and
Gun Snitas particularly req uesred CALI previous
making their purchases they certainly will fad To their
ADVANTAGE.
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ESAsHIONABLE BONNETs.--The establishment as
Broadway door abevs Canal street. open and
sllng variety OF Fashionable Bennsu. a2o imSec
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REV GOODS, AND REDUCED pRICEsAT
M T MS
CASH TAILORING EST1BIJSJI1ILrn yJ

70 WiLL!AN ST CUHNbH OF ANN ST.
SINGLE TRIAL will convince any gertsnan thar H..
best value given for the prices changed viz spenSd
Coats made order from S2 to $ee Pant. from w.
So; Vests from $3.50 $500; and every a lie IN t
line propgonaby low, got mp in the best style and good III
warranted.
-Just received large assortment Of Fancy Spmnr
sneres and Vestngs. style Please cali and
before givinx your orders.
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths SC hay. them
mad: and rmmed the best ing
and Vests 1910 So.
Terms cash delivery
ap23 lm-ro MICHAEL K. MARTIN
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PHENlX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 1873 AND 23i MERCER STREET, NEXT TO


BLEECRER STREET.
a. The next regular PUBLIC AUCTION .SALt
~AI\ Will take place this sstabl ishmeut, TUESDAY,
AZ. April 80. commencing at eleven o'clock. with Car
At IL O'Clock, Will be offered catalogue of superior
horses.
Gentlemen the counry having property dispose Of
either puoc sale, will have their orders fahiu
attended to.
AT Private 5,r50 yeung country horses, kind ane
maGched pairs Of Bay Horses fine pair of Brown Horses
Horse. young sound. hnd md very fast troters.
Also, se,eril very fine ~addie Horses
Also, tale handsome Hocaaway Wagons,
AID of and second haad Barouches and Light
Wagons.
Horses taken Livery, and kept superior style.
Accommodations for dealers horses stables unsurpassed
by any establishment Of the kind in the United St,ces
Sy.sh aGE-Vehcles Of all description taken storage
IN. large convenient Repository Of the establishment
co IAN will attend personally all for buyn;
and seliius horses.
ALI selling property this establishment rely
having ACCOUNT rendered and the
AMOUNT PROCEEDS WILL all be paid promptly in
moaey.
The AnENA of this establishment is built on entirely
new ana most conVSnleht pan being detached from the naIn
dng aud stable, thereby Interfering ith
livery sale horses coming the day of
ton sale.
AT IL other times the Arena kept entirely clear, and
served for the OF private horses and those
sale aordng every facility for training and showing
horses COWAN AND OILKS,
ai2 lm"ec Propretors.
"A JUST FIN lsHkD-Elegant Nuuia Fur Hats (ordinar
nan Pnssan Moekin 81, These hats equal durab
y and ustre to those sold e 81 Also article At SO So
very neat dress hat BROWN Practical Halter,
mas lm-a lac Canal street.
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STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
l75 BRO.ADW.AY UP STAIRS
L n Il RL ENND ~

G o p p E r S M | T II FROM PARIS,
HAS THE HONOR inform the pubic that he has jest
opened store at 26s Greenwich street. where he manuac
and has for safe. kitchea Ranges and Tackle
style altogether made Of piece OF metal ould
pastry ,Dks of different models. Aambgne Bathing Tubs,
Half Eahs He wrought lron
and REPAIRS good oil Kitchen Ranges and Tackle;
and by agreement Will aeduct hy percent to different hotels
and boarding houses
u The above articles will be lent out.
N BW antcd the above place tinman, and
a young rnsn who can speak French and English
N Ira
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
N NJ. PEYsER y co lately removed from the corner Of
~. William and John TO No 60 John street offer for sale
liberal Wholesale aud RETAIL the following tcles
received by recent arrivals -
Berlin beat Zephyr Wo:scdhe roit complies
this country.
Canvass for Embroidery of cotton silk and worstsd all
widths
Berlin Embroidery Pattesof the choicest and
cption; Embroidsries, finished commenced velvet
silk wosted and worked the NEST tasteful Par
sian style. . 49, 80
Tses for Hair Dresses of gold silver and silk and pslled
Bracelets Combs, Hair Pins and large variety Of other
beautiful Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse rnalnents-Steel gilt and silver Beads Bugles Purse
Twist plain and shaded u sticks and spoo. Embroidery
Also Fnnges Gimp. and Cord and Tases imported and Of
their manua sture, Of gold, silver silk SC all coios
and widths
q Branch storea $50 Broadway formerly 4s7 Broadway
;nnp
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q BOOTS AND SHOES. xa.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN =Sa

ALL WHO WEAR the above articles ,andwsh rnoi,
had better lose calling fashionable Boot
Shoe S,ores OF s. p SECOR, Nos G0a and 6l Gree
street, where all suit tn mseves article at Tor
style or maize fashion and nish cannot lie per-
hl.s egualled Ia this city.
g. s. bes apprise in particular thosniss ard gentle
men who consider well fitting boot CATER indispensable
eTce the tout ensemble Of all within monde
i60 6l Greenwich the only places New York
they can pend on being suited
". B.-Ledies and Misses Caters 5h Oes &c. ALWAYS on
hand ir endless variety.
@ RsmembV lsoH and ieI Greenwich s,rc-t.-En
yHg ~
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SALTAND FISH STORE.
d00 Bells HALIFAX No. / SALMON; 1900 Nos. ], 2
fOO and Mackercl GOO h-lf do, do do do.
100 bbls No. ! Mess shad;
80 half ibis, No. Ssybrook Shad.
800 bbs Cod and Scale Fish;
400 do NO. Gibd Herring
1900 boxes Sealed 10
5000 lbs Smoked salmon;
100 kits Soused Sal non;
200 do Sounds and Tongues.
1900 quintas Cocfsh, suitable forj.hipppc,
1900 sacks Ashton. salt;
goo bbls American Salt, &c &c
AL for sale in lota u suit purchasers by
sr77 im'm '' Al Dew ,,re...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

ITO DEMONSTRATORS for ,Sr Ashley Coopers Corn
Salye," from the South and West furnished with a
magnificent glass card for The window besides the spleIdd
show bill Druggists who wish become agents will please
call p Miner Bosdway corner John street nearly ep
rgbted, aud if you get Of d.. Minor yea right
hi9 lm~rc
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

Branch Stores, 3ls Beeckv street, Ne,o York
36l Grand street, near Suffolk
I9l Grcenwich, Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Also Corner Of Name and Houon street, Patterson ~ j.
find 40 North Fifth street, Philadelphia.
INVITE THE ATTENf TON Of CITY AND COUN-
l. TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS to Ihe'r several
establishments wher they think will be found BY far The best
selections of and unduierad Teas in the United States
The universal pulafy and of their house with
reference high LteS low prices aud upright de ns is
well understood render further Necessary
Original and only Warehouses for Che sale OF howquas Black
lea Observe W. Strangers will be particular TO remember
the number Of the principal store Ia Chatham street, i2
Pearl and Roosevelt Streets The public will also be
pleased TO take notice. that the Canton Tea Company have
thing do with other except those described At the
top Of this advertisement apps 3msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

DRUG STORE FOX SALE.
s,rruATED in good neghborhood, il Handsomely fitted
- and doiag good .husisess WILDE sold low Enqurea
Nek 0ysnd street ap7 lmsm
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TVINES IND LTOUORS

WINES AND LIQUORS
SELLING A REDUCED PRlCES-The 5ubscnbsrwish
~ from Of al health offers his
entire stock of old bhANDlES WI MES aud Liquors, At
bargain The rputa0n which his house has
macy yeas Offers chance any person wishing
park Ia the buneI xary application should b. made.
hlm'ec +. ARNAuD. 33% ann -tr.ef.
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
I'hE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city
VINO wish their goods manufactured, that they
20 manufacture description of Clothug From
oehk aecustomed manufacture for the
western afke Tor the last years they feel confident
with the large number Of haads 10 their employ 10 ger up
STOCK al snort notice aud with entire satisfaction.
MANN II McKiMM, 70 Carmins ,tcet
f1S 3msuc 49, WV
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REMOVAL,
THOMAS WARNER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
has removed HIS Office 10 No. Is City Hall Place corner
of Duane street lmsec
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oy s s fsr ' Packing Bottles
MrL
VhN
oMnhcun
rCraDb
an
EuupnM d
Pain and Color Chemicals
MORRISON
In
Gk.11I % or tSI a. GS Saa xEm "" "1,
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JAMES LACY,
ID r II PER Il ND TAIL o Il +,

a IA
o. JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM,
Gov lNuEs 60 keup Gentlemen's O. meats oisupsror
Of sngsn ad raeR Goth Cars anS ve,nrs to
which h~ wouli soiic tie atento Of gentleman before
purchasing spS Ri rfie 40 az s fsys %ps
s. Of III the cd a sye good, to Be
ma im.sc
SECOND HAND IRON SAFES WANTED-Casn paid
w~nrn rs'' os%I%%%s Ss l's w.,t
only oe had a, lh Iron Sale Warehouse Of the subscriber
war4ated rqui to ever teste made entirely free
@ Is%'n ~ sTas s'e'f SERPR XII e, ss wa
W, hsksF xs.d A 1NsshR
his snds and the that he has removed from '6o to 265
La.ss ca S. hs ssr dressed lat h Saloon or at asii
O. would also f'.peetiSy lie 4tt'aoa 70 his new and
Ss TN g. ha5 Won. aud same
st not q Dc surpAss any where AND from the
Geneens hair cut and earled la papore) in the
stylv. childrens har cut the
Ladrs and uea emen will hnd at his esab shmeut choice
saa %ey Good. H. ros
ahe; this 9ppor unity to return his sincere thanks for
to solicit continuance OF tue same myi lm-rc
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
TUE SUES hlBEk respectfail atorms his friend, and
the S NJ L Il, asa,T Gpf SsifcE
.nete.t aad ate4tion all may reserve,
AeNant mall be sent oo his office without he careful
yestgatoa INTO aud c.psbt; From his
seaan snee with
OF tnI city ne hoe to be abe 10 supp all orders Dpy
ana with every Satisfaction JOHN M'CABE,
-, =, . Formerly of 80 Nassau street.
B. He wishes all who may at any time dscharre thci
servants Tor improper conduct TO send once,
book kept Tor that lfhis attended 10 will ave
agIet d-l Of annoyane aad apps luce
JAYNh's HAIR rYNiC-tm the g1owth prrseryatlon
and RESTORATION u the nir The prophet having
IL study 70 the of hi his al Icing
succeeded composing which
uently iu iasenees IA proop me
growth aud gtbeang the nair and IN s.ysrs
cases h ldnvss has existed iof yea pro uc ed
ne growth OF the har, 20 by several
highly espec able individuals, whose certificates accompany
tine expiration.
r. the ladies' the Hair Tonic is particularly recommendsJ IL
bnlancy to the HAIR preserves the Gu Is
trom the effects Of dampaess.
Oentlsnsn who improve thir minister's will find
III desired assistat GIVING them thick glossy fine
curling appearance.
Prepared and old by Dr. jayne Philadelphia For sale by
"A x ID. SANDS
~ Fulton street, 273 broadway, and
ap25 lmsec n East Broadway.
ILTNEE AMI TTDTTDRS
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MONEY TO LEND
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No 90 Reade
Al Broadway loans or ANAL ,n,ns
may be required Watches, Diamonds Jewepv si"
Wac, Dry Gods, WeanI Apparel and personal property
dissertations. apss i'm 70
YACHT ZEN0BiA.-Ihis beautiful speasure Yacht Of
about fifty tens bufth m, is for sale She is schoo
ggei yacht, copperfastened, found remarkably
last ,ses She CAP be at Manhatan Island Dry Dock
hour in the day Apply 10 Mr. JOHN HYER Jame
Aver n Cos 3naWat sfrsef ais a.
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CHOICE HAVANA CEGARS

CHOICE HAVANA SEGARS,
MIR. JOHN }. TAYLOR will sell It auc ion through D.
1n G. 4 II. PELL co on thursday, Mayo at 10 o'clock
A the NO. 81 VIII entire Of very
superior asaa s'gsss TO debetue per ship
escripton exactly suited for FIRST ho
tells and the re all trade IN 5te0d
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Solid contents l4y grains.
Hydresulphuric Acid Gas. or sniphu'e,'ed :,

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.
DlVIDE< Tho Anne, lean Exchaags Bank has this day
declared dividend Of 2h two and one half per cent,
payable Stockholders aud after Monday 9Th day OF May
Taaer Books will be closed from seth April To 7h May
By order, JOHN J. FISK, Cashier
We
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05
..AJJ, THE. DEC E\CN -

We copy the following from the Jclierspni'h,
and VIC ask tho Wings who wcro here on Monday
to sav whether it is true false. largo pro-
portion Of the Wings Of this township were pres
ent and they can Judge for themselves. We say
that il II worthy the pen Of Mr. Pattson 5 ''lii"--
trious prc1ecc=s,r' and that it IS false ii point 81
facts-fllse in spirit, and IS doubtless Design q
to impress the minds Of tho Wings that there was
some fraud practical BY tho individuals vino hatd
the election. Mr.. Pattison must be ahNloas y
got al the dirty work Of his party, TO seek such
an opportunity to display his abilities in misr p
rescntation rs he has in tho following:
..Tho wings in this county held soporate polls
nj which they voted for candidates to be run at
tho August election. 1t was miserable farce
Every thing voted almost. at these polls IN TINS
township the vote Mt the wing poll ~ @raater than
tho vote at the township poll for nil parties. y
FIR rs VIC can Ioarn, it IS over the county We
know Of dcInocr rats and of aboiltlonists who vo-
led here. and some who "IlI not vote lhe Wh@
ticket were permitted 10 vote Tor Achilles " IL
harn4 alone 4 Il sorts Of bargaining and s"op-
ping oil was carried on, At least such IS SAID to
be the case. VIII the wings dare publish the
vote at tho wing polls IN the comfy W III they
tell rs how many bows voted in Richmond It IS
thought Noble. Gentry, Holloway, Bradbury.
Williams LOWS, Ire9, Wright, &c. will be nom
mated.
Upon the contrary Of the above, the Wing
election was conducted with perfect regularity
and in good order. The names of oycry .nilyld-
nal who voted was taken down. and by a rotor
cncc to lhrt list Of nlncs the editor OF tho looo-
oman can loarn uhatharauy boys yotad-.oeos.
or ..cycry thing as IS said above. W. hayo on
/, t. say that an altalnpt to distract tho Wing
IT,, f., i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

Pai-e te tac accused da, dared = breathe such
PRAYER Heaven! When ball eagle snail desert ne
o- Cah,. genius OF Liberty viii have deserted u, a
4 peovle Ereedom Graded the rIte dNe..iaSs OF
ances:rv and blood those Nno made thsiF Ce
log and broke bread aanced lis 10
sltaton- And Whenever All vaerever--tt again
cahostie snail rally n The standard
Country. Mil De log cabins Of the Ian
tfat pov viii forta caaea-e and repe 4. God
III mer-g loa. preserve 4e-s-ntant- that
.ahnae 0 eagle.
The poor 100. Of Marin an Blle1 who uttered that
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

Az Acc,pE~r rrox THE MNntsox I>Dt,N ,rorls
RNL RoAp-A serious an disastrous accident
III. roal on the -Sh by whca four neesans killed
t,ni FIVE dan, ous'y wounded.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

THE DlFFERINCE.-ln the Wing TarlN
the dutv on all Railroad Iron Is 50 pr ton. In
tho Locoioco Tariff reported IL Congress, the du-
~ on Railroad Iron is put At $50, It purchased
by lndlv dual~-but if purchased by corporations,
the duty i onIy $40 par toa. Don't the Loco.o-
coshata corporations.-Nlner,s Jour.
The Pennsylvania keystone, II abusing Mr.
Claws p2rsnnai appearance. " that h2 has "a
large and ugl> mouth. That is feature Of Mr..
L 5 face which needs no dcfcncc. IT SrEAks FOR
IrSELF.-I.ouisyiiIe Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

'-'F'-NTtN- AT NI ms CIV.
* lIurrah f,r''-w,, vcr:, going To- say
tLAT: but a delicious slice 81 CAKE Is what We
attended to hurrah Tor. May tho choicest blcs-
sings Of heaven attend this happy pair
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05
CASH FOR FLANSEED.

IlNllE Undersigned having taken the OIL MILL for
inctly owned by Isaac Bpnine, wishes TO purchase
nleGnite alanty FA<SEED, for which they viii
the highest price CASH The seed may be delivered
either Mn. tho Store of ID. L. Virgins n
Sons IN Richmond
d p. & A. : WIGGINS.
Richmond. August 5th, le43. 23t
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New ARA an < III G II :.

BALLARD, having purchase. Tic eaiire stock !
4 tla5e 81 {. tan-a3,. Iateass carry fhs Oh the
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING BUSINESS,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

Already the bald eagle rises with
expanded pinion in the blue armament
of the ar-spanglcd banner. on may
that bird OF fame nerer again Flu
so LOW As TO BUILD HER
NEST IN \ LOG CABIN 49,
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a VIEW Of the American Slavery Question, BY T. r.
\ R.apo,ys r. pastor the First Free Prcsbyier a.
1j,l--,f New i orb, for sale the BOOK 81 of<i-
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LIVERY STABLE.

vsNE has for hire several good saddle horses
-busgtes y ell broke horses Ills terms Will bo
800 ~ 10 ,jn,ea LEWIS BURk.
Richtuonl, March IGti. 1912. llu
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Cash,
The Wing AInlanack for 1914.

TOGETHER with the Western Almnnack for tho
] same year, received and for ale at the
BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05

NARRiEn.-On Thursday last BY the Rev
Mr.. HuN JOHN w. III Nc; to Miss HARRIET
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
THE YOlOE or TENAS.

We call the attention of candid readers
TO the following extracts from recent Tex
an newspapers. 1t will be seen that IN
Texas itself, there is ga strong and growing
aversion to the cheme OF annexation"
The Galveston Civilian says;
"The annexation fever is, we are happy
TO state, now COINED principally to the OH
er side of the Sabine. Like the grippe !.
has been Of much mlder type. and passed
off much sooner here than in the United
States. Solitary and alone, we have, until
recently, held the only pen, feeble one II
is true, which has been directed against TINS
measure; but succor has at length come
forward, and the large, intelligent, and res.
pectable class Of citizens who have stood
opposed 10 the measure, arc Likely 10 IND