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ADJUSTMENTS.

EBr h;s ,sSsen vii tnse piece a, Mo, T.s..s on
Orchestra; under tie dee;ion Of M H. Marks.
Tickets One Dollar eac-to be had the nu.c the
poori 4. and Concert commence precisely al oc
MT, REhNPSr 1Iss IR ASsrscoNcERIiNEw5YoRK
NJ nE,ipTrp LieKakY Broadway and isonaiestIee
his Vocal Eniert,inmsnt % Tt EsDAY EVENING oc
BALLADS nudHs his I stss est Dai saGss
Tickets 80 cents, to be had at the door
sass and al I5faY may DC nsf az Inc Music
To commence Mt = before o'c',csr oil ATS
G'%.spLEts IL .E,l 81 ERs,t siss
Grateful for the applause oh- thousand, who greeted their
9psnases las, night beg leave to eii FOURTH
THIS EVENING OCT. II,
BROADWAY TABERNACLE ThB
a' S5 sad Mons Sa & G BI TASos
yasIs,y Of ssS PIECES will b including their aoa.
o sSHa*y g I'D shs SSo
esely. oil
NOV. OPEN PlEN FoR one MONTH roNLY-A, the.
rooms OF the Satiyna Academy OF Design. corner Of
The Henry Huson the unfortunate diseov
Ihs great Battle OF Miana. Afica between the Freach
Andrhe only Portrait of Abde Kader tie celebrated Be-
Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. NJ to p NJ Abundance,
Is cents,
New York October TO- lsii. olo 1wiss
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND KRIAL GARDEN
AcO'ner B'0'dTsy sn s. Ann ,f Proprietor.
Every Day and Evening his week. commencing MONDAY
GRAND Ppis!GasffioiR.M4.vcEs
ovey afternoon at and every evening az ~ O'Clock
'u'' a''''N D Dis VIEWS.
Which are a HlfHy s@9 013G g n LieHr
And embrace Of finest sss &c
. ssfiG5aaH'' 'ne me ''tA,,'H u , ,
b; snf7ss 6f " faNts '' sf'~n''
who performs OF the astonishing nts OF Leserds
end GoLE &c and his
eq AIss aG' AID Ms WESTERN two most talented pei
05Ms9sTER akERED; the JsyEN5kE !s DsNcER.
only6 years Old. late from me ,'inciaha'i A"ecue'
A model of new Y invented CAP
be several persons Tsn;y miles AZ most
useful and SsenS s ,,Oss rsn Tais Of
just received l'qp # t5n ii A.T fS SI y
IMP mp ; y!;aisl Ie:s1i,, ZIG URESH
Rope. Dancer, Juggler. Mocing Var Doll,
Grand qrtn PrGesssion N e Nadsa,de Ciareh &C.
BEAUTIFUL. MODELS OF MACHINERY
may bercen in operation By the power OF steam, &c
Tickets rs cents-chdreu unde: ten yeas, l3ta. q
NETWORK MUSEUM. ANpPICrgRE GALLERY.
IN BROADWAY opposite the C,ty t,ali
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
ns- Admission ONE SHILLING.
Ths Manner I'm, effected an engagement. with the
BROTHERS OF WARSAW,
Who perform their wonderful and extraordinary leat'
Mt N A. JEVETT the celebrated Tenor Singer. viii
introduce Russss popular and accompany himself on
N@ ''--'' THE LAUGHING GAS
TIE C4ROLINA MINSIRELS,
the best band III America will srg variety OF eee' chorus
es, parodes, SC. A.. \,
ar p NORRIS the celebrated Comic Singer Miss n
ADAlR. the charming Vocais:i and Miss JESSE LINZ
the Danseuse. appear.
Afternoon entertainments Wednesday and Saturday ut
3o'clocs. !,
Evening entertainments to commence ut half pas: o.
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DIED.

DtED,
Al South Brooklyn. the evening Of the 9Th MARY
ELIZA ased months daughter OF George c. and Sarah D.
pbto.
Funeral .hi morning 10 O'clock from her fathers
dence Bergen stree, Court Relatives and friends
espccttUlgy invited without further invitation.
At Williamsburg l.. the Sth inst of the Group BEN.
:AH o. AUSTIN. son OF Henry o. and Lydia s. Austin in
The 9Th year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

r ooK AT THIs-GoOD sATlNETst p Sd I'D; lot IT. best
IL ,lk velvet Sd lot good oTercoats III only SOL
Ue at g ed yd 10, emo cents 3D. bit ha PIT; Il - 10.
fine lace cas cen lot fine anne, u j. TO yd; iot me
painted shades at 6 Sd lot fine shifting IslTn al on GEMS
I'D. For sale at HAWKINS store. 493Greenwicn-s'.
ot1 o,.oA
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER II.
MINIATURE ALmANAc-rHIs DAY.
Rises TEE q S ss THE aoos rI ELL sE4.
y..,.. LATEST DATES.
LIVERPOOL 8 Newoiieans 4
~ Soc Last Page.
Arrived.
Rpiohsus I'LL. days from Baltimore. with moze. to
big hntseac Gross IS days from DemaIara via New.Hs-
'ep. ic osiaIt. "a Smith 1uttIe-
brown & Bro,her, ~ N' M 's1' T"
win asS sfs sore passf Ss,y sd.y, from Newae CT
~ Zen Cen Chneh. Radch Sdiy from Baltimore with iron
sch saSS TSG.p'0n aday, fiom Norfolk with a.eed
70 zen a havsn' Ayssa day, from v,spp with com
tss ANA Chopper days from Snow Hill with corn TO
.1 se h,ii Clay Milnsr days from Folly Laa,o,
Sen Wave Sterling. days from Virginia, with ,.,,.
Sch F. Ritter DericssrOn. days from vrSipi, v,,s
eo sch !, eTssna COFFEE from Een,On NJ with cote,
rsooe'sf Eudora. Brown from Full River with don..
Below.
TN. one brig. unknown Wind. g. w. Westb., ,b,..
Sailed.
nasp switzerland London. Bark Sir Isaac Nsw,o,
Msa. snes Carolina Charleston; Othsilo witS IAN
pm pam. Circus Company on board. Schn Iyrs p sn&
i"aoe; Eleanor, and o.ken. "'''' ron-en.
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At PRIVATE GALE.
complete OF SchGel Standard Law. Medical
and Miscellaneous Hnoks. Blank Books Papeu, Stationery.
& c. which will be sold very low Tor chsA oil Il
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WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
% Too doors beloro the Sun office
Puadinrs. Pies, Cusiafds. and DumplinEs 81 each.
FOR THE PILES.

An the deIieccie8 In their seaton.
CLOSED ON SUNDAY. ala Ims
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MARRIED.

In thus city, Wednesday evening 9Th inst by Rev. Z. F.
BET l. daughter OF Elias Holiday ESQ. Of Schoharie c. II.
New-Yoik.
In Rutland. the 9TH nt. by Rev. w. Mitchell Mr. s. n
WISsLow. Of Ptttold. to Miss ELlzABrTH. daughter Of W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

81 . FIIJt a. oct
At icis O'Clock. at No. 81 Aun-,ireet-
SscosD HAND FURNITURE. &o.-CcDprsing SOFAS Bu>
resus Chairs ni hosAny centre dining ard tsa abs LooS-
lug Glass Feather Bads air Msitsses Car
pets. OIL Clo,h. China Tea SETS Table Cuissy Gigs ware
Stoves &c. &r.
Aln-Ahout 5000 Et Of mahogany erotched Ferron, 10
BE sold in lots 10 purchasers.
MONDAY. Oct u. ati0 oclces.
SHERIFF SALE MILLINERY Goops Ec.--At No. Hex
WIsm street consisting ola large quantity Of lezhorn IA
can fancy Braid and ohsr Boans straw Brad Laees pa
Boxes. Faseboards. Foundation Maaln. &c. &c
At Private Sale ENcharcc i3r property IN this Ciy-A
Farm Of about 20 Seneca County, n on the CJts
and Lyons tuTnpts about mile from tho Canni nd Tires
from Monezrna Village Sad Farm IS under high st,te %
cultivation.
Also. small tract adjoining. of about u with neat
hoSsc aad barn. ard ft in abundance The whole or shs
VIII be sod moderate terms. exchanged for property N
or nsa, this city, Fo. particulars enquire at the store lib Fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER.-The Co1:se!lor
II or Every Man His Own Lawyer. the several modes a.!
commencing and conducting econ IN the Justice Court, in
variety Of forms for drung declarations and other
of wrns used between sh end Man. together with
NUMEROUS the Statutes and Decisions OF the
preme Court and oher standard Law Books. - Moses
Cromwell. VOL l2no. Price IS cents Fo. sole ct
oclI H. & :, RAYNORS Bookstore, rs Bowery.
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ca Graham House, SO Rarclay.-Ci,izsn, or
dict protered ihel corsnr OF VeeetabIes Frs
e without ssimrlants flesh meat are invited to paronze
suzah '''" - ''''' 3. Goss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11
DRY GOODS.
LADIES'.

Your attention called to the extensive Stock of
and Ri-h Fall Goods, Just opened.
ls9 pieces Rich Silks. from Il to 16i per I'd.
go YsYy Rich Ca,hmeres, from Is TO s. peryd,
$50 Newest patterns ". Do LANES ind Reps. from
1s6d TO rs per I'D.
800 :" Ahpacea Lustres from 2, to g. per I'D.
l5O French Meriuos. from ssto l6, per I'D.
500 Cashmere shawl:, designs. from IS To 500.
100 printed Thibe: Wool. from SO to 81
nm slF Satin. Meriao, Wooleo. Thhet Wool. Broche
ored fanask Plaid Sherls viii, other styles suita
bic for the
Also very large Stock oBanket end Flanne with every
style of goods wanting for thu fall and winter 'sea
Zone price asked and no deviation.
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STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
"A large commodors so,e c3 ~, ina 81 Dwelling
rKIek considering value and adaptation to business ocn
ted IN he of remarkably fonrishnS village on the
Hudson ryei. The store in which large business Is
now done principally for Cash. end still on the increase
but on account OF Ill health the wishes to dispose OF IL
rhe STORE Is built in modern style and considered OF the best
for the purpose in theure and has t rate class OF custom
ers The dwelling ouhousss &c; are a'o 70 prime order
the concern i. believed advantages which TO the bu
sness man are rarely egualed TUE ndispqahe appy to
Messrs. hUTCHlNGS. CASWELL q sMIIH;
~ 1rr;rf LII l,Rfar. street. New Y OK
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Also large assortment Of ooscnp AM letter paper euh
ead pencils. steel pens, waters, sealing wax, blank book.
Memorandum books &c.
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OF Autumn IIats.-The subscriber announces Il
MS customers and Others ais readiness supply the Fall PAT
tern of Gentlemsu's Hats
The n finest Nutsia are furnished
anai istf SPENCER. 81 Chambers. street.
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BOARD WANTED---8y gentleman and his wife, hoard.
ID With Paor and Bedroom attached. which they will tut-
n.h Aso furn she'd room fo, single gentleman West
sde of Biosdwa and above White ee preferred Re
ferences exchanged. Address A. 3. T. this office.
Oct llih. 1874. oil 81
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Coon-Sin-ers, look here.

Coon-Singers, look here!
THE KENTUCKY MINSTREL.
.FER CL-7T and FRELLNGHUYSEN SONGS.
% Agents supplied at SO per hundred. Address
WIN. Ii. GRAHAM, Tribune Office
oil 3! 100 Nassau-street.
TURNER &. HAYDEN 10 JOhu.atreet. invite the
MERi;H ,ITS. TEACHERS, SCHOOL COMMITTEES,
md oilers to the following seIies OF valuable Historical
Works:
Keightley's Histo-y 81 Greece. vol limo.
" Rome vol. Emo.
90 the Roman Empire. l sol, l2mo.
" England, vols. limo.
These volumes have already passed through several editions
and nre be.g rapidly introduced Text Books Academic,
and high Schools. ey ere pronounced by competent judges
10 be the best works Of the ki;;f.
TURNER & HAYDEN also plibis1h'
Mrs.I.: II sirourney's BOYS Reading BooS
q g Pictorial Reader. being an introduction
to the above.
Lees Human Physiology; b. CHARLES q; 4: Lee. NJ D.
Paey's Natural Theology. with ;lustratloG1
bocnenne' Life of Napoleon. (for Libraresl w.
Cnrlyles History Of the French Revolution 2v
They also have on BAUD assortment OF School and sce
luneous Books which the Ia Country Merchants and 9TH
favorable terms. oil
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AUCTION SALES.

z. COTTON. 5ucl,naesr.
N COTTON & GO. AucsoH and Commission sieIehane.
4 NO liz elton street. nd 81 Ann IteeIihsreJ saTenocs
r-s6s OF Co.'s. .prseGts 7a6 rrnrut returns ias6e-
\ 4 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

n5- A nrezzottnt Likeness OF Henry Clay,
this day published by TIE subscriber from the Daeueeoiype
orsna OF the Clay Breas, PIN, of which is faithful and
pleasing copy. II Of the and style Of Likeness Of
Theodore Frenehuysen Pdce Is liberal deduction
to wholesale purchasers Cash orders 70, both OF tie
Engraving, solicited.
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DOARU WANTED-A lady wishes to engage permanent
ID board where She enjoy the Comforts OF home with req
sonabIe Please address l. B. w. ut this office
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ROARD-Tsl let with board sui. Of rooms on first foo
I9 that will accommodate two families Andy at
1 herry street, corner franklin Squire. so 2wss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

% Second Week OF the Fair for. the
BENEFlT OF THE MARINERS, FAMILY INDUS
Seamsn generally informed that this FAIR viii continue
Saturday afternoon and evening thus giving parents
opportunity bring their children, md thar In copse
Quencs number Of strangers Coming into he TO vs,
Fair American Institute they have been induced 10
their Rooms another week. by this giving
Strangers md ffieno opportunity Of sisi'lng them. ar
uers Church. Roseysts open al 3ocock, p NJ. oil CT
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERs and those who use deal IN Plat.
i ed GoodsYou shou try the silver Plating Fluid for re-
use approve. For sale by JOHN J. BROWN & GO.
Us Fulton s.. corner Nassau
liberal discount 10 Jewellers end otheEa. IS Imis-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01
Ff0.n The Louisville
Terrible Steamboat Disaster.

Il IN feelings the most painful,
following fil disaster, AM the i1s Of
valuable lives TIE steamboat Lucy ker Capt. ann
LETT tins place for New odcans Yesterday. Gro" e "iia
passengers When ite mics below New Al
bany and inst before of the machinery
got OF orfer, and the engine stopped oter 70
pair IL VINE engaged il making the necessary rePars
the buffers got pr and atat minutes
al ceased 7skirg. Uasier-
potef with tfeme dous violence aoi horrible and tef
effect ne explosion upaaras and tha p1fs Of tHe
boat aJ5ve ooers blown into thousands Of pte-e
The L. snag sopi4er, Cap; /. 3; D33aa.n
capt. Duaaam immediately i1n spot, fescu
ing those and wh his rendered al the
3over To him a4s5ted tor iHgsi 81 or
particulars He informs tbat tie Lucy Walker vas ~
plo=en parts % les aat the toat throo
Jsl after ,he explosion lie ,F R- iaea win
human bsrgs One biopta Up hfIy ysr5-- and
fen with entirely through TIE deck Of e
boat Another vas cut in ,ro ~ psere bniist
We heard Of nany such h.afi-IenIng and ssenhs
incidents.
Cap, Durham reached me pace where me Lucy
Wake was, he nunuer RI VINO had bee
thrown river lie saved the iiFes
ia-ee number peraaas theH boards nd
ropes. aud pulling them his i'm hooks. lmme1i-
aley explosion. the aales cabin took TIRE. and
had .d. she sunk in tFvFlfe ffeea
Thus the abe c5fcualstanc
exploding. ag ana snsing. al - the space
O minutes Inc and exciama;oas OF the
and those -bo Killed, represented "a
having Seen distressing aad awful We believe oil
crowned The hooks OF the boat destroyed
and Of viii De impossible ascertain TIE
Of or number chose killed. There lea.
fly sxty oer.cns killed ard fifteen
w0and15-sonse seriously. Capt DanHam lett the
del New Albany. al Of ktaaIy seq 60 RED
for bv he.s5tsie ard cilizens Of
Cs DunHsn re t77rss o TIE 20
mis- ard vsnfos' ssertoos re lives r. az
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

A SoULLEss MAN.-Out West. stump orator.
wishing to describe his opponent as sonliess man
said 81 hive heard some persons hold to the
opinion that just at the precise instant after ono
human being dies. another Is born: and that the
soul enters and uniulates the newborn man.-
Now have made particular md extensive IN
quiries concerning my opponent thar, and find
that for some hours previous to his nativity. no.
body died Fellow citizens, you may draw the
inference"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01
south Carolina.

\ letter from Charleston under date of the lilh
inst says:
General McDuliio said, in a Ia.o speech at
Augusta, that ho knew Polk 5 letter was written
for the meridian of Pcnnsy ivania-but that he
would pledge himself TINT Mr.. Polk would carry
ont tie principles of Free Trade. The Hon
Henry l. Pincknoy stated, 1t the Locofoco meet
ing. last week, that Mr.. Polk had 10 disguise his
opinions to meet tue views of the Northern Loco
foccs-but that he would state undoubed au-
thority. 10 his Locofoco brethren Of the South,
that in case Of Mr.. Pohs Election. the Hon. John
c. Calhoun would be continued in his office Of
Secretary OF State. and that the administration
would be pledged 10 use Ill its influence TO carry
oct The Annexatio Of Texas, and the reduction of
tho Tariff.
Proclaim this, in trumpet tongu7d notes, thro'-
out tho !and-ani let tie People know the secret
manoouvros of James 4. Polk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

his kindness and asntioa to the suasrer, Ii. .,rp,..
hf- boat of every BLANKET, eaeei ever, n,.
Mr. JON ii5Non aad Nj. Henry Beoe- pss.eer.,.o
tae Lucy T" aisr. dsserses Tar caor.. ,,s
tae}r eartent exsF,inns -at. sop an,
sous lie following me lie dead, ua9nt,a
AMI n.ss.as y Teen able 10 learn ,hen
kiLLED AND MISSING
Gsn J. IS Pts,sr, . Richmnai. Va
>am'i. Nj. btoNa iost Once A. sn, OF ieai,.,,,
J L Carsn5sk. - t5feiaia
thas besHe. 81 io15,>45le
ihti-p islts. lo.n.tty al Baltimore.
"s"tess, aaa=ases - \ } Foster, Gfeenvils Va.
a NaA'setats. of laatsyU4e.
~ nas'-s. iesmesty Of i.exinstoa, Nv
Nf NAI.aeA a Ns~ AJbaay eneaeer u the ,.,r,s,,,
Mszepua. = = wy 'sa'"''A'
Nts""'ss F"rd. 'o'nsfl, OF ,h.s city
ipafld \ ann, t1r eaptaia.
Moses ntoy, the p5o,.
Sesohd mate, second clerk. sseoni eaya.er b.,.,,,.
Spi thfee deck hams, names MOI kaoNn
ioar resto hrsu.a
WOUNDED.
VI II Feebiss--bsdiy hur,.
Af. Ratns-. OF Va, do
ifs. Engineer.
at / poGas. pil1t--arms I q
Nj Rnsetts Of tbiia slightly hutt.
It's Supposed that john y. Johnson anil Richsyi Phil
itPs "ttt ~ h0nri-i.. 50. they a.- lnst
lac boat was o." ned hy Capt. Nsnn. Arkansa. and
aape he aoe more aa me. M particular,
tu-tgorI3N
The Lucy Maker tu At Cincinnau last vesr we
believe. ami Dtvtd Naun. Cherokee lad an
tie was IN eateTpfi-ns u,an, add ed
KEGS f2m 'rnfgea t. Atksn~as. when they
hst aao mad good dea; Influence win ht,
people AMI Mas ranked among their n,eigent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

WisE denounced the fY
rAnTan they knrv hih tho Speazer 81 the to1se 81
Repre- eataiges Of CungFs4, whom of tlaa<s
-ef1-et Iega sJparr 81 its ls0es because 81
tins partizan cha which ls;ingIi.st - II Pre-
.idns! IN worf lhey kn1w Ms X POLK cry
way uldesefvHg the high Erir1 pa.sy.
sngetsf the rolssy- ni Dndrr' ~oIlJ eleva e
him Such the the Detn5.ssts 4vi-i the peo-
pie Tor agsi vet i.yHY Clay! VINO wa hesitate
/, choose between a. tss,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

A !TtsrcRrC.L FACr.-By retererce map n lie
ware. VIII rs that the boundary between rat state
and Pennsylvania ia OF setni-circufar form as It
mathematical The Germ u n
Telegraph drawn. William Penn presented
dausher Lata. Of which New Castle
Of fifteen miles around. wach he called LeietIa
Manor. the sin. ilar ep7ea
boundary linc originally designed 10 he por-
ton Of Pennsylvania
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

taken. the time Of taking the acting
lsice nf the Peace. 6ily Qaalihei adm mister ms
further certify. that ed lth hsni
wiring laid Page. ana Del be gunuHe,
In fncny whereof have here aaat and
sflNet the sea- 81 the ircujG ColEt
LIS Gennesee afore d. fh 21si Of 0iab~t Iei4.
THOMAS r tJNaiNtsS,
Clerk OF said Geaaty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

Com NrSE.li il said that and very r'ch gold
mine has eean discovered the lands Of Col n Han
cock il upper par, of Moore coua:y y Z. The ors
{, &c worth dollars hisAs 40 far a
examined. |, ia embedded IN due al stone
Oae the vel twelve feet wide.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

NKs Jog Ss,TH - Grand De.ign 81 he Prophef--A
correspondent Ai.on afie stating the murder OF Joe
been followed BY dis2.rsoa Of his folossrs
gfyea following interesting itsHs-Mr Joe Smith.
has lbs, ali of her confidence. RI sny in Inc
Mormon faith she will retire 70 come secure sti1s-
undoubtedly lazy 81 the West JOE had
money f iDe purpose nf ssea
tue Iy going 10 ,issadinz TO psoclanaos
calling Jews whom ne IN DC head; I'LL hs
OF Christ the earta-vbica event ne % ssee
would take place - form 1544.
i'm hs sxpediIiaa he crowned ''kss
Is-7eI H. ls4., ~ .Co1nc5. Of Fv. desonira 90
tie .aaes.nt Of DAYS Tn. fly .a sworn 70 80
cr.ry This the prophet' grand design AID aanfess
sey certain Of ias prophs whie nhss-
y molly itsxpfI@a5ls
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Sr.-E Of NlCnIGtv, }
l01alx oi t.eaesee

We. uadeT-i sned :" ~ calN,y corresponding
Comfy If Gena-ee eat, 10 refttv,
We acquainted vita ahnee named b. L -
aad. Of irepfoachabe earacief. ana a
ua-r % he Pte-0Fer church, is good Standing - III
vaze--'hat ths cay go dqoa All eNGln'ed los
inspection the letter. OF the above true COPY
tel ne mad called ppoa the plhl>n-
tie North Ssar,' pats al Sag nav, ani rtques
ted han phiish the foregoing but that ha reidsd to
q If winch hereby certify.
Flat. Genesae 60. Oci II, i94i.
JAMES BIRDsALt,
THAYfR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

THE FIes- DCEt.-!he fist duel New Eng tooS
pa-e ~ with swords. ami (far nefth
pa, killed sentenced - Be 'jed together
neck ~ heels, for twenty four hours
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

s--1t said working ~ mortar. rere TIE
constantly with lime. will warts
The bands OF wb.;swasheEs never effected
with these ekrrescences
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

thod Of biHf5ng pamphlet. has heep n
trarI-er lata country. TIE old mole of STITCHING
so7e aRay with solution Of India rubber applied
be bacs pa m,het, and q Of pse-
ed s3oa Il s opsaed CONVENIENTLY end has
hand.oae and finished appearance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

MoRaoSsN has u1sie considerable pra--e. IA Scotia No.
A. meeting Of ,ne faithful III Glasgow las1 moah sone
500 al mourning for ths Prophet, Jos
Smith. The Scet-t N,r-ci Coafsrsacs embraced Is
caul-sry
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

Wy "a r-o5 ie;u- so'i, ike 7ss 5.'s. snss
Decssss II goef # br N. esr2.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01
J. W. r.

The Advertiser statss that the Julia Palmer.
with or hundred passengers, IS safe. SIX
or seven steamers have been destroyed. But
r5orc dreadful Than all is tho loss Of life. Tho
bodies Of five children, in wagon, says the
Advertiser. have just passed office, and six
teen persons are missing from iikinsons Foon-
dry. Besides that, whole fatniIies have boon de-
stroyed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

STATE MfCsEG,S. ,
Cointy OF Gennesee.S
I. Th5r7.s C,nninss Clerk IN All for TIE comfy IT
Cannes. Aforesaid 10 certify, Rcn-rt FrE. tire
ysrvn b.ioy. .a,m 81 ssvit ps21r;. Aa-s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

STATE MICHIGAN,
County of Gennesse
B. Garland. being Gays, that ne mas carefully
compared copy with the original, in his
session, nd believed the to he correct
]. B. GARLAND
Sworn nd s,ss- rbed before 2lst day Of Octa
Der, !s.. R0BT. r. PAGE,
Justice OF tie Peac..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

GREAT Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
Ga the n'g.t of The 18th, a dreadful storm vi
sitcd Lake Erie The Buffalo Advertiser, states
that the amount Of property DESTROYED is i'm
monse. and tho loss of life awful" We have re-
ceiNcd tho following letter from friendly cor.
respondent ut Buffalo.