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The New York herald., 1845-10-10

The Oregon Question attitude Of the President and
s..of the nert Congress upon this Quest'on-Prooate
action upon it-Merican Cia,wants, and Caiifor-
nia-Cal,fornia Emigration Company-M'scei-
laneous Items.
Among all the great questions OF the day. mere is
no question which, in our conception OF i's impor-
tance, embraces within itself more grand and con-
tinental results than the assumption OF our exclu-
siye rights to Oregon, the extension OF our terrto-
rial laws over that territory, and the establishment
Of line Of military posts ana regular mail route
(monthly in each directon,) from Fort ind'pea-
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

TlTIAN'S VENUS.
much admired Painting, after successful visit
q Boston has returned TO this city for exhibition
No 7, Lafarg- Building. 2G3 Broadway.
Open fremsA M. I'LL ioP.M
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
bEtIHOVEN'S MOUNT OF OLIVES AM
THE SEVEN SLEEPEkS.
GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID.

GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID.
THE New York Sacred Music Society will perform the
above celebrated Oratorio the close Of the N r',sn
Musical Convention FRIDAY evening 10th inst at the Ia
bernacle under the direction OF Mir u. e. HI, L
Mr.. EDWARD HODGES, Mus, Doc VIII piesde N sne
Organ The principal solo parts will be sustained by the FOL
lowing distir gu shed vocalists -
MISS J. l.. NORTHALL.
MR.. FRAZER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
DIE

In this village, Tuesday morning last Mr. James Huchns
aged 49, formerly of the firm of Hubbard, Jewett Co. For
several he had been subject distressing fits which
quod for him constantly the wachul Of the family and
ensed the sympahies of large circle of friends. On Tues
day morning. had been left but for short time resting his
bed, aud found dead Tho funeral will take place
at T. NJ. at the house of Jonathan Shepard.
In this town, Nov &c. Mr.. Eben'r Tabor IT,, aged 49,
In Irasbugh the 9ih inst, Miss Mary Aun, daughter OF
Col. Joseph Wiggins aged IS.
In Waterbury, 9th int OF consumption, Mr. Harvey Lease
r aged 81.
In Wuisfe 18th in ME- EErn Jones, aged "a years
months lie beloved husband and fiher kind and a
feoonae BROTHER and respected citizen Of the iowa ia which
he had lived nearly half century For sixteen he had
deeply afflicted with the rheumatism, and tho last three
OF his life he suffered the eKcTucating PAIN day
night all which he bore with the greatest patience and
Christian resignation to the divine will and long will his kind
and aoconaie instructions and patient example he remember
ed by wifi und large Circle Of relatives aud friends
the loss OF his society Printers in Vt, N. H. and ~ " are
requested TO notice.
IN pcscham, Dee 0, Mr. Joseph Brown, aged 65 years
la atdwck Nov l. Mrs. Puah, Teot Of tho late samuo
| Stevens, aged n
In Calais, Nov 81 Of typhus fever Rhoda wife of Mr. Viii
liam Woodard aged %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
LATE FROM LIBERIA

We have received file of Afrca's Luminary
published at Monrovia, to Sept. 24th From the
14umnary of Sept 10, we copy the following. ~
Y. Journal Of Commerce.
THINGS AT THE GABooN,-By the latest ntelli
gence from the river Gaboon, the principal reports
relating to the difficulties between the natives anC
the French at that place, published by us some
weeks since, were but too well founded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
LIBERAL CONVENTION.

THE Feemen of the County Of Washington in favor OF
dicious and liberal policy relative licenses under the
license law requested County Convention tho
Court House in Montpelier on Thursday, December 25ih
O'clock NJ to nominate three for County Commits
soners for said County, be supported the ensuing election
MANY FREEMEN.
December Is, 1886
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
Nj MARRIED.

In Clover Oct A. by Rev. +. Pettengl, Mr.. Fry Hunter
Albany, to Miss Laura Vance.
In BARTON Oct %, by Rev. Mr. Denison, Mr.. 5. STAFFORD
Miss Achsah NJ. Bailey.
In Glover Mr.. James r. Fuller Miss Comfort Ann Good
win.
In Barton Nov 90, Mr.. VIM G. Hawkins, of Charleston,
Miss Clarissa b. Allen.
In Clover Now 81, Mr. Ransom Slick Of Albany Miss
Sophonia Bean.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
BOYS 4 BOYS !

nmblo nnopenco Is the Motto.
ID OYS, got good FulTmmcd CAP for 90 cents al
I'D BUKNliAM's Cap Store Gentlemen can also find good
assortment OF Fur Caps. al Nov. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
pRIGnroN MARKET, MorpAr, Dec. s, lsl5.

BKIGHIUN MAKhEI, MONDAY, Dec, 9, Io13,
At Market 55 Beef Cattle $50 Stocs 1900 Sheep and 500
Swine.
Pces-Beef CateWe advance quotations the hest
qualities, viz; extra % first quality, 81 IS $5j second
quality, 81 25 a so; third quality, 3 so 81 25.
BarTeling Cattle-Mess 50 25 No. |, rs.
soreYearings S. 81 two year old 50 SIS; three year
old SIS S25
Sheep--DuL Sales from 81 to . 25
SwineLots peddle 2 10 l2c. AtIelail 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
Prompt Uorh. The Union of the 4th inst

Prompt Uok.-The Union of the 4th instant
says:-
"We understand that the accounts of Mr.. Van
Ness, the late Collector of the Port of New York,
have been adjusted and finally closed in the books
of the Treasury. The result of the Treasury ex-
animation is difference merely of AZ cents, in an
account of about S20000,000 !"
Having entertained and expressed an apprehen-
sion that Ex-Gov. Van Ness might not prove as
faithful as his immediate predecessor, in the safe
keeping" of the Revenue, we take the more plea
sure IN doing him the justice of publishing this ev
idence of the promptness and integrity with which
he has paid over the public money.-.4ibany Jour
nal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
FOX HUNTERS

AN get CASH and the HIGHEST PRICES for all kinds Of
- SHIPPING FuRS, by calling the Drug Store Of s. X
COLLINS where they will find large assortment of Powder
and Shot, for sale cheap.
Dec. IL, lS45. a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-18
BOSTON MARKET, MONDAY, DEC. Is.

FIou-Genesee so 10 81. Hops-st sort 20 to 2ic Mess
BeS9 to so prime So to So Perkextra clear Is so to
SIC clear, BIS, prime 10 rs to ST. LaTdS l2 o. Butler
10 49, Cheese-7 l2 to Tor milk, IL to "a for
four meal Hooi-prmo Sarony IS A. full blood 80 AZ
IL "a blood 80 to 81 IA blood 80 to 3-Daiy
.4de. Price Current.
Dec l5 stormy, and nothing reported.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERNANENr CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
aXaTEA

sooa or kim. Evil Rs.su.,- oe,..,, Gun. Krup
Eyes Ring Worn Ts- isaA Eanrresst Pain
The Boss. Jolsl. sissbo Ue.s. sypAe synpso
Lan,baso and Dsessss srsns ajsdeoss of
Mercury. Aset.s Dop.y Ezpo-ars npsadeses Lite
Also Cs'on'e CONSTITUTIONAL Disorders w b rs.svsd ~ Tins ne
h.x,. ,n.,, o,,.,, a, . ,. al. NJ n. .,.a 49,,
ssn,.sl. .-,,,.. =. n. crs.,.a. 4. -s.l. - . n. .
the e.u. 70 dse By s.sriur into H. sieuon ..d
throurh IN. rr.,.i ,,.,n Wh,, .sves,e.. N n. n
vo.el, oc-.t,rs rs. thew sr, AZ -, ~ M.
canal ssse. he paiiss win f.i .si nov ~ ..s,
op,r.,,on OF the s.r.apar,ia mon ne sursuv, pev,U
me following ttrt re,v,d bv h~ prour.,or, Of this
invaluable msd'eins. VIII be read s.
B,luro.r Ian. To- is<4
o ..,,..,. OF ,our NE pt..~,,.,,v, s.n.nsru -. -
An ,s- y,aI isle with ,eroIsoa. ,a.ro. =. .v .S,
, n, he pasos,. 70. conv,y.. ,., ,,s m. ave-. q, M
no rrrr -.roycd which an no Of ear, n
Also affected my gums causing vesy uureasan and
pull them out with slight iekueh feeling. suf
Phy-ieian- the city, with ue bsnsa, Eve
thing h-ar OF WAS u'e but oil proved Of sssee and
last e- recommended change 1 air. but this ke Other
" no s"oo 'hr ua~e eonunuea raaoAiy 10 increase
un my whole body was Aneees Hut ihanka TO humanity
Physician recommended your preparation s-apsrI pI
.om yo" agent IN m' ety W jas ~ heed oos ana
Sc. u'e 'esoscu 'o heanh ana napp'ness
Your sarsaparla alone effected the aud With
may no longer saher out use the right medicine AMI
oe n.e uo" ara~ WIN ee""s' o, Joy sd ssui.a. rmain
ANY ""r snow IN 'hrf p.rueehr viii Ind NM nj my
'aene IN foe' e- ~sfe van snorn me pleasure To cou,
mnnieaie any Thing IN reiat'on'o this cure
DANIEL MecoNSihAN.
ersonav appsau o"rr me the above named Daniel heCon
made of the foregoing
menI JOHN cioUD.
The following Interesting
"' a"rh""n OF sh ""'"'" s"'e'ee
SANDS'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARlLLA.
eetasI in thu eur. Of shron os aenlr an,
preparation Having endured erireme suffer
ing within the i've y.a from at.eL, Of i'm
anmstoy or acute have Ieeny u.d sap. ssr
s.. ben ra sny man,s, 80 "n, nov &
il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
PER PATRICK HENRY

NV u are receiving
w White and eolored Canton Flannels
Apron aud Furniture Chceks
Manchester Ginghams
SsIony Plaids
Flat Rock Union Plaida
Blue, Black and Mixed satinets
German Rbd Coaiings
Satin vostines
PeteIsham, Figured Mohair. B,k Jenoppr,
Chaia silk, and Brunswick Bindinxs ke-
For sale low by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28

RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
I'm and after Saturday the I'd August inst
NAIL TRAIN,
Leaves klehuosd dAy q I'm. 'IH
Leaves Petersburg daily 81 50. A. n. 60
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Leaves k'ehncnd dafly (.nespt sondsysl a. q, A. NJ
Leaves Psssrssass tAsy (exeeps sansay.l at T. p ~
,tUH.H TtiEO. q. GARNET.
sus sup'm r. q r.. R.R
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
" West viii be o'choek A n.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
MI TSuis for FSsser,eksb.rg.
Leaves eaiy SAN.
Arrives daily nj q. N.
Mall 7rsir Jr cl@rnss-ais S,ssnic., s.d Lv-eAssrs
Leaves daily SAN.
Arrives daily nj r. N.
Fare To Baltimore. IS 90
DO Washington. 90
no rrrd-ric s.burx, 90
no Charioucsvik, 90
slanuton
10 lynchbats 10
THos. SHARP.
sus Superintendent OF Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
LEI skS
w7NI2Z!SfzlYaNsyNNJNE

ALLY effects x conns NOR, anna
rn. Numerous persons they bsae
uoni unx Que ooor OF H. han three Of other. TIL.
ally accounted Tor Dr. Lridy mueh
panon than any other and Notwithstanding superior rnrth
near twice as much contained bottle other nj
. the same pr,ee Let the pubic no vain
boast bot the real faet.
Ut iry win go stn fab-r ami that his p,psst,
the most -neaeous Bee the
papers aud occasionally this Dr. Leys ssr.aari rae.
eous In all deaes of the hvs bones Of H.
mouth throat, and body rheumatic
goat scrofalz. eysip-a- syphnc .uo~s Sr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
138sG4alsEXS
observation-disclosures

are me only Pills In existence containing them ana
were thc us introduced BY name.
% BEWARE up SPURIOUS PILLS prrpar,d nv oA.,. ,.,l
Blood ris Purifying Phs. "ssrssparia Pis kc which arc
ansr'ed IN be- palrd public reputaoo "a -,
sys only true and genuine sar,spara Hood Take ma
than Dt ldy Coz they thai can b.
combined In f WHETHER purifier Of an,
oa ana nss OF the body requiring
us course OF living or ar nom emoloy
ed with equal saey At all times young old mai. and f
male. = = - 800 W
In addition to than Eve hundred certificate. having been
published their increasing demand roar
proof an their favor s.h by
}. n. EusTACE q soN
my i"-u No TO- West Ma rtreet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
PIANO F0RTES!

PLANO F0RTES!
MfXlH1 Gentlemen desiring to purchase Pianos can
III obtain them from the subscriber at his Piano
FoKrE Warehouse and Music Store the Banis the
advantageous lie Will e rano tial 10 be return
ed u they do satisfaction
Having so Piano Fotes IN this ely nr years past without
having returned With iaeon the purchasers
lee fat him ELF his will be examined BY tse
desiring Pianos. before purchasing II twhere
II. j. Pianos gold
n The United Among
fsOfthN Coem ns attachment
celebrated NUNNS CLARKE, New YORK. Of
W Il invention. aul5 T.. n. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte Warehouse and Music Store, opposite the Banks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
READY,MADE CLOTHING.

ICORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
H. SPENCE, Agent store, received by ns, ,ry,-
va general weekly adding hereo Of SUI
Peot Chins suitable TO the srason. the c .,yo
o' pattern and cut: In part Consisting Of
French Black Dress and Frock Goats
Do do Doe skn CASHMERE Pants
do. Fancy do 40
Black sik ands satin y..t.
Fancy do do
White Mar.eiI~s do
business Coats single miled smsrr
Aep handsome variety OF Gents Fancy Article. .peh,
S.aes ana faney satin and Silk searfs aud Cravas
Gloves kid siik nd thread
Shirts Collars Blossoms
su-p-nd~rs. Socks
N BE- u \ fells
merS and others disposed him with e,I ,h,, ~
~ a reasonable qualify and make OF article eon.hlerctl
As ihosr establishment in tl-e -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-28
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS.

M TCHELI.s Geography aud Atlas
lvl To- Primary Geography, Smiths Geography and Atlas OIL
ney's Geography and Atlas
frost's Grammar Greens Grammar; Comeys
Granmar Greenseafs do; Muray's do
Pinnoek's England rnnoeks ROM; do Greece
. Gtimsha rs gland Gru,sha~s Rome
Grimshaws Greece; RusseI's Rome
RusreTs France ParIey's Com History
Parl.y's Geography; Scholars Compsn!on
Comstoek's Phiio opby; Conrocks Botany
Com,tnck's Physiology; Chemistry for Beginners
Natural Philosophy or Beginners
Botany for BegInners; Mrs fn-ip's Chemistry
Mrs. Phelps Botany Coates School PLY aoogy
Johnson's Mofa Philosophy
OswHlds Fly .noogica IBictinuay
wines Universal pistory; Wilards do do
Frosts Class Book Of Nature WDard's History u
ROBBINS Universal History Tytlef's Unv-naI History
Gummers Surveying; webStcI's Dictionary
Johnsons Dictionary; Anhnns Classical Dictionary
Abihon's Horace; Ahtbon-
Anihon's Cearo, An'hon's Greek Prosoiy, &c.
VIE ,s Greek
Goodnehs Creek GRAMMAR Greek Tetlflsnts
Greek Re ders; Noel Ell Chlpsa's French
BoIaar LeviLsc's French Grammar
Longe lows French GraHmlr
Boob NJ French Verb Selections NJ Pe-rns Fabes &C &c
pr Wholesale and RetsLat the Bookstore OF
rs URINRER MORRI@.
HAN ID l. T. S-l0O boxes jackson" Mould
~ CandIes for sale by
suas DAVENPORT, ALLEN Aco.
I'D LANKETS.-5O bales Blankets, comprising
IL good Of Saddle Negro Blanke very
superior
Green and Scarlet Maekinaws
g. 80 10 g. Ia 1874 and i3t Whitney Blankets, Of
importation just per ship Virginia ry
loo. KENT, KENDALL ATwATER
tAsH PoR RAGs.-Tbe Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their Of Paper pay
cash the highest for and nen Rags white eooued
County Merchants forward parcels Of 20 the
bcr who will remitPayment as he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS
Superintendent Franklin Man'g Comply.
~. Oa.A
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
school Fund Commissioners.

Tho wings Of this county, on Saturday last,
held Convention for the purpose of nominating
candidate for the office of School Commission
er. Jason Ham and DR.. J. Pritches, both wings
good and true. being candidates. Tho busy sea-
son of tho year prevented as full convention as
could have been wished, although persons were
present from ten townships; yet they felt some
delicacy in taking the responsibility of de-
Gliding between tho two aspirants to tho office
from the fact that they had not sufficiently
consulted the wishes and opinions of the pco-
pie. The Convention, however. was relieved
from the unpleasant responsibility by the hon
orable course pursued by Mr.. Ham. He. with
a magnanimity, worthy tho imitation of all whigs.
similarly situated, withdrew his name from tho
Convention. expressing his earnest desire for the
union and harmony of the whig party. and his
anxious solicitudc for the success of the entire
whig ticket. Mr.. Ham is entitled to. and will
the hearty thanks Of his political friends,
for this honorable Of devotion to the interests
of the party with which he has so long acted
The remarks made by him were received by
hearty round of applause; and q vote Of thanks,
unanimously rendered TO him.
DR.. J. Pritchet was nominated by reclamation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

We have been amused with the hypocrtca disserta-
of the editor the Jeersonan upon the hob
by Of "no party" He expresses great horror of
party spirit, particularly that manifested by the wings
1t that the base spirit of servlty which character
lied the ocos in this State in regard the Texas
ton has never been noticed by hm-he says nothing
about the proscrptve of the President With him.
all that is done his party right and all the wings do
wrong Perhaps it would be advisable for him to refer
back few years. We have before copy of his pa
per, dated May 1912, when Mr. Pruyn and Mr.. Baker,
ocos candidates for sheriff Mr. Perkins then used
the following strong language: "a is nothing
pared with the fate and principles of his PARTY! We
like, all should like befrend friend, but go for
principles and OUR PARTY, in politics. though
hare against Father In the conclusion of the
article quoted FROM the editor adopts what he calls the
noble language of Gen Howard ave had rather be
dorm uith party, than up scthoutn.'
Does this resemble the possumlike position the editor
of the Jefersonian occupies! He is for friend
not father! one, too, who is whg, and he is ready
go "dopn cilh his payty'' Strange things found in
raj rule of duty We might quote many other passages
of equally fragrant inconsistencies in the of this
leader of the ederalists of this county; but were
useless waste of time and paper Were to do so, it
would only prove that consistency loco
sistency in their creed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

are not generally consulted as to the time ~.
they will como into tho world or in fact vh.,h..
or not they will be born a. all. If l had H..
born sooner l would now have been oldor. A,a
if proof were wanting. nigh, refer to an e,,n
pie or two, in order to show that age, instead -,
strengthening the foundations Of virtue. som.
times brings along with it whole progeny n
vices. Mr.. Rariden should remember tha, /.
himself was once young man. and tina, the old
men of that period took him by the hand, and
led him on to fortune and distinction. They AID.
ed hum by their active friendship, and placed b.
foro him the rewards of an honorable fame. =.
incentives to exortion. Mr.. Rariden, discaim,,
their example. and led on by tina, malignant and
blood thirsty spirit which anima,cs every ner.
OF his political carcass. IL bouncing upon Tia
young men Of tho country la boring to crush everv
youthful aspiration, and 20 extinguish every man.
ly hope. Gasping, himself, in the agonics of no
lltical death, he seems disposed to spend the las
vital drop in gnashing his tceth a, whatever dare,
to erect its head within his reach. NV doom va,
pronounced by him early in tho spring. and |
have no doubt. but that every thing which hoary
headed insolence and cunning can accomplish
in the approaching contest. Yet, as ono holding
myself morally and politically accountable for
what speak. declare, that have never. ntany
time. knowingly harmed hair Of his head
Even now l entertain other feelings toward,
Mr.. Rnriden than such believe every honest
man ought to entertain towards political rcnepa.
do. In the project however with which | set GU,
I SEQ no cause for alarm. But very few are CO.
operating with Mr.. Raridcn. and l am proud to
havo i. in my power to say. upon authority every
way to be relied upon. that tho great body Of tho
wings Of Cambridge city and vicinity arc firmly
united in sustaining tho nomination rs made. II
the people. for good and sufficient reasons, have
seen proper to dispense with tho services of Mr..
Rnriden, who has most aptly verified the saying
that ''every dog mus, have his day." no has no
right to suppose that for this reason he possesses
tho power to dsband tho wing party. surrender
tho whig standard, and rally the great body of
tho people TO bis support in war Of cxtcrmina.
ton against me. | fcnr no such thing; and | re-
ly. with unshakcn confidence. upon the integrity
and frmness Of tho wings to do no Justice.
GEO. w. JULIAN.
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ssThe Unkinde.t Cut of ali.-

Our friend Holman, who a candidate legi.la-
upon the loco ticket has published circular
which find the following very unknd
rabe friend, and Hustrous predecessor:' sAnd will
here say, that thankful my Maker for his all
and protecting hand in thus enabling to the
people of this county many years in her councils
of State, without hearing solitary charge Of negc
duty or TREACHERY." How unkind in political
friend. Not however, content with this thrust the
conduct of the nator, he 81 have always
sdered in office in government only a servant
of the people, and should them according the
expressed will of the majority RESIGN his Office y
w ell might rable fre nd exclam: "save oh
from my friends,''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
CHEAPER THAN EVER HEARD OF IN THE
MARKET.
AZ the Cash store Of JOSEPH w. GILBERT;
West Room in the Richmond Hotel.

ME subscriber has received and is Offering
large and fresh supply Of almost every article that
is usually kept in DryGood Stores, prices correspon-
ding with the scarcity Of money, and the
truth of the assertion call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. His stock of Dry Goods purchased
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore; and Groceriesn
New Orleans and Cincinnati; and consists, part, Of
Calicoes, at all prices,
Lawns and Gnghams. styles and very cheap,
Brown & bIeached Musns, cheap the che apest.
Apacha and Parisene Cloths,
Cassimcres and Satinets, Summer Cloths,
fyTweeds Buffalo and Iowa Cloths, Genoa Cloths,
Tickings, brown and bleached Drngs,
Summer goods-at prices to suit buyers,
Silk and Cotton Vevets, Checks, Irish Linens
Brown and bleached Table Cloths, Vestngs.
Plain and striped Linens, brown Hollands,
Assorted Parasols Sun Shades and Umbreas;
Dress Silks, Bandanna and Spittfefeld H'dk'fs,
Black Italian Cravats, plain and fancy Stocks;
Cotton and Bingham Handke rchiefs, Jaconets,
Gum Elastic w orsfed and Webb Suspe ndep,
Cambrics, Bobbnets, Swiss and Null MusIins,
Iaees and Edgings, Lace and Nett Wells,
Ladies kid, silk, pic nc and cotton Cloves.
(,enteme MS Gloves assorted cotton Hose d &-ffoe,
Embroidered Shawls and Scarfs, Ribbons, Comb,
Assorted Artifcials, Threads,
and great many articles too tedious TO mention.
ALso-A good assortme Of Boots, Shoes and LADIES
Slippers Leghorn and Pamesf Hats; Flore e-ha,d.
Straw Lawn and Chip Bonnets travelling Baskets;
at 313 cts. v pair.
ALso-A general assortment of Groceries inst recev-
ed from New Orleans, which will be sold at Cincinnati
prices, for Cash.
ALso-Quee nsware and Hardware; Common Cups and
Saucers at 25 cts Knives and Forks at 50 cts
set; Scythes, &c. &c.
U'Al of which will be sold unusually low prices
for Cash, approved Country Produce-AND NO Ms
TAKE. JOS. w. GILBERT.
Richmond, March 26th Is45 I3d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

Mr.. Manlove Caldwell. Of Fayette county. has
published in the last Jeffersonian, an article on
the subject Of the Congressional election. We
regret that wo have not room to give it place in
our columns. He speaks like IN honest raan.-
His review of the course Of tho editor Of that pa
per is just and true. lie cannot DO induced to
believe tho declarations Of Perkins, that the locos
had not assisted IN bringing on, Mr.. Finley. 1t
is too base a lie, oven for his own friends to be-
love. This is infamy indeed! For tho editor Of
loco paper to DO infamous and notorious n
liar that his party will not believe him is
depth Of degradation and baseness TO which but
few fall.