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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
DnAEN isSS CURED,
,SCiRPd'S

COMPOUND KKEOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
IfOR the cure Of DEAFNESS =, pains and he
= discharge of matter rem the ears; also al
those disagroeahie noises, hsc the buzZlng c.
ihsccis falling Of water, whiZLIng Of steam, d {
DC, which are symptoms of approaching deaf
ness. and also generally attendant with the sis
ease. For sale by OR j CRU NIB CkER,
No t7g Main 81, sole AGENT
This medicine is highly recommended aud mn
merous certificates are gwen, by very rcspcct
able persons, Of the many astonishing cures
Which u has reformed nov 20
a. Nj + IL TOOLS casE gtiul"e A'mr..
~ M'use Hole A1vils; also Sindcrsuu g. Foster,
Cooley, Mouse hole and common anyll-; cash
Courr Kew Viccs; | dp common DE-; Bellows al
Jacob ArndI's make. All 81 which vii hc sold a
rcdncod pdre. tmnv 20) sAML NEEL.
4 USr RECEIVED md now opening. q genera
~ 6s.or'meniOi Dry Goods. Grocerics.& Queens.
ware oi ovety variety Al kinds Of Gouds q
The mJsl approved aud fashionable syles, ms low rs
hey can be sold III hc Union. for cr,h approve,
Produce, n MrGINNiS
may 7 Nol75 Market square.
tnS IRA VS. Diamond Beast Pins and Shin Slmds
- supeffnc q It'd Shu Studs made 10 order; Cub
Sh'f STUDS with Topaz, Rnby. O,Tch and jet sctts
jyI9 4 o FAIRCHILD.
r rSr Rccciycf Ibis c,ening bolrd, supcfGn'
~ Pnk Cameo lIrs,.' Pms rr,z Nn-il'ist ol
a''ofled si1rs Gy rs) OFAlRCiIlLD.
4 tOLD Cmb Guard Chains. Fob Chains. Goli
NU G1,h KrysGpJ l. chers md .o,nr ,ep
cheap Gpld Pencil. q ENiRCli1LD.
W ~
MAJODL--fhe sui'srrb,f Will pay Inc highest
" marker price iuf clean washed Wod. dc
t''"d 20 me wafsbouse ~ Mcssrs Drse, e Bach
cofn.f Wafer Dad uuion srs. u MKEE
Isr1
Z DCF T. J SWAN. ru.ic,an and Sufrsof
~ Office ou Mtm ~ 3r DUR North ~ ih,
Firwl lipel. Wheeling. Va viii suirily attend
I' nH coils mite oty. and SUR, unjirg country.
my ~ Gin
A BEAUTIFUL ,ss1fimru' NJ Dsrss S.'ts. o.,
"a ho0i AID 10 -''e hy UW HElSKELL
JON ~
t,tTAR CANDLES BIel,lrI O. dice. farnI,
- s'ar. ~ rro. Gl,.s. T,b1cca. Bacon. lard
.ni Wine sugpf ft sale 10 % sraU a!,4pce Cd,
.eH. 20 II ~ JAMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
EBAVENT MEpIcINEs-Tho subscriber

EE ArENT MEDiClNES-Thc subscriber
a keeps constantly for sale, The following pop.
ulnr Patent Mcdicincs al the sign oi The Big ked
Mornr Aliens Nerve and Bone Linimen'. Vicrrus
Embrooa,ion. Swans Rheumatic Linimen', Liquid
Opodcldoc. Fnhnesock's Rubefucien, Indian Vege-
nhle Pills. Brandelh's Universal do warranted gen
uine Fahne,iock's Aui.bilious do Senrs' anti dys-
pcpIi, de-, Miles Tomoio do. Scolrs Scotch do
IIoopol's Female dc, F,hnesoeks Vermiioge
Fahnesiocls COngh L'zenges. Fahnes,ock $ Thomp-
sous Eye Water. Carpenters extract Sarsapar'lia
Gudlre,'s Cordial. Baiemna's Dops. Tutlingion'
Blsnm, British Oil or Medicamenium Soda Pows
ders. Sedlz Powders. Essence Cinnamon, Peppets
mint. Iemon. BetearnoiIr. Lavender. &c.
Aliofihe above medicines are warranted CENT?
inc. LAFAYETTE MNEELf.
may 30 l60 Main street. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
cNsENEY & RHODES, 1877 z.,,.,

s,s ENSEA EI & RHODES, 1877 ZANL's
49, Row. MAN ST.. u We NOW received then en-
tire 81 OK NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
the Il cond of The son,on. md the la,csi in market
Cloths, Ces mercs. Sautincus blk and fancy coors
SUNNI Cassimeres, Linen billings. vesIines. &c
Summer stocks. iihkls. Gloves. Linen shiriings
Lawn. Bingham LAWS. jacquard Ginghams
B,izarincs, Barogcs Otgandic and laced Lawns
Prnied Jnconei Chiniz. Colicoes 81
Rich Barge shawls and Satin striped Scarfs
White Nett Shawls. black Nett Shawls
Fancy hdks. Neck Ties, Linen cambric hdkis
PLAIN and plaid Swiss and Null Muslins
Rich Gg'd blk and fancy cold Silks 8l.e4
Hosiery. Gloves, Alil,s. Long Nuts md hlf Gloves
Rich Fnncy Pare soils aud Sun Shades .,
Artificial Flowers. Wroaihs. sprgs and punches
BoNNETs Gimp. Laced. Birds-eye & Florence braid
| Rich Bonnet Ribbons. Freach ebony & fancy Fans
! Together with every variety Fancy and staple
Dry GoodS. We respectfully invite buyers to call
and see our stock prepared to offer goods
| very low. GUN l3) SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE


AW II HILL, OF the hrm OF Girlcy & hin
We 100 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable PIlS are superior TO any he
has ever taken His wife has found them de
ii. hllul and oliicsCiou<.
Miss DuUGLAsS, corner Walker and Ludlow
St;ees, has been cured OF pain IN The head.
dImneSS OF sight and dizziness Of long stand
ing, by them Pills.
Mus SiMoNs. OF 90 Henry street. cured Of
psins and cramps Of eigh' years sanding.
Ma ATKINS, of 2G3 Greenwich ST. Ell. cnred
Of dyspepsia, of seven years Standing.
Mn CARLccR's daughter. Staple street, cur.
cd OF Worms - their worst form.
Rgy Ma BURNETT, ul Brooklyn, cured OF bill.
lou, complaints, weakness, &c,
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
uron us from all quarters No Pills ever before
accompli>hedSo moe h,wrb so little trouble and
di.agrreabcncSs, a. D. SmihS( Sugaf Cuated)
Improved Indian yegelar:e PlllS' Sold al
Gmon> corner Bjwefy and Grand SIS, Phuip's
corocr OF BCeklnan and William streets; Eve.
retl's o. Had On 80 Mrs Hays l4J Fulton n.
Biocklyu; and 2J3 Greenwich street Examine
the label lock ior Or SNiTs's written sigma
iuTe a. Is ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

B4VVERY variety Of Domestic Goods are now
"a 4 offered AT prices which cann.t fail TO sui
purchasers al The store OF OW HEISKELL
Jun lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
w r. I'D Y G. II " ~ -
CAITION TO ALL,


L Ei ALL 1 lie WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BIZ E AREFUL NOT TO BUY THE
(SUGAR COATED)IMPRO INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the wR.TrEN signature o! The orr,
gindl inventor and pafen'ee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant ri Is possess puwels to open
ALL The naiHral d'ainS at The SYSTEM VIZ: he
LONGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOUELS-
hiheno UNKNOWN IN he practice OF medicine;
sal Sc complete has been their Triumph over
all other medicines that many have beeD led
To suppose they coma in some powerful minPra' J;
but npon examination by Drs Chiffon, Rams
dolph, Huntington and others, This SUppoSilon
- al once PROVED 20 be giouudless.
Sold IN New York, at the principal Office,
tI9 Greenwich Stieci, also by RuSh',n s Co,
Broadway, corner o: nth street..
Pamphlets to be had OF AGENTS gratis.
B.-PcrSonS Will also notice On the top
bel an engr9ved Indian fgure, cross ed with fms
ed piinI.
The genuine may also he bought with Sa.liy
at Df GujOn'>, corner uf Il very aud Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton steer, Brook.
lyn, and al respectable stores throughout the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

HNooR CLOTHS Msning, &C.. just reed; also
z Carpet Binding and OIL Cl6lh by
Jun - WIN II SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
LIQUIDS. LlornRs.

biQUOBS, LIQUORS.
W., i' isS. b s'3 Sl.s sSsss s:g
w; Rochelle Brand,
Signele SO
Dupuy do
Pine, CaS'ilon & CO,
Holland Gin, BDhlcn's imrorladon,T
Int CfoK RAN,
New Eugant do
i.b and Sco'cn Viii kew,
Madeira Wine,
Puu do. &c 81; Tor ale low by
i'h SURiVER & STEI.IE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

DOLEA LACES-Iusl received Ibis dpy good
stock Of Polka iacc. aud Edgngs. PulEa
Bads 81 desirable pntcm. for sale Nv
Uz2 4 q FAiRCHILD
q ONG ARM NIT T. Hand Mills II dincren,
A pilleus. Pc Mo Gloves. aud a's'fcd coId
Kd G.oyos, or sale by o FAlkcilLD
N22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE AT PITTSBURGH!!
A LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED STOCK
SPaING AND SUMMER GOODS,
s.. Fs 3 G. e..


IL. O
s. ESH CE.
of f1il dndl OuroeSL III I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

George Loop md John s,s'on prfndmis
The DrtciIant. ln,.nz entered uriruruaar
ahge mad given ~, uriy according Goo lee aci"i -
semhly add thr rul,s ui fi.ls cuu H,d 90 Appearing
hy Satisfactory prof hlr llcy ore unl NIB hguis pi
lie common ~, ul1i of vifgum-- On mrtipn Of rrrn.
rl1innt 70, cnuu.tI. BE- ordered llsl ihr stj dr.
iend,uis do 90 pear h,fc 90 rnlcs t hr hold in 'hr
siefk x nHr, Of dIs ruur 600 ihc G..l Nnt'rg boo
u fen,ifr u,,i n.J anss,'t Gee .ui CON p r1nl'-
on strlibst - rup1 81 Iiis order ic "fbwlr iu.
sani 90, ,rfne nr,'spIscf punNd u ihc riy uf
yyle,og ~ f,, co. mon hs surcess,e', ap' ,,..i,d
q ,bc front dpYf oi Doc Court h.usa of ohm county
cor, le.tc. hLtN o lA.ritY ,,k
I&F EFlG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

Ia rs! IL At : Just received AT the
X d Wheeling shoe STORE. sign of The Back
Nilmmo'h BIO! dozen OF Mems white Palm Hats
d'@cn oI Mems colored Palm Has, o d zen BOYS
Mhl'e Pa''n HAS. . dozen Bays cold Palm HAS 4
h,zen Infants Palm Has Al of which will be
sold very low for cash zap lG)rODD & HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

SNOID AND SILVER WATCHES.
Oh - Fine Gold AM Silver Watches. Tnoso
who wish 10 purchase Gold and Silver Watches
aud Jewety. will ird ii To their advantage To call
uh the sui scuher. who has a iresh supply oi tie
above kinds OF Goods on hand.
Fine Gold aud silver English pattern Levers
D. DO Detached Lever Watches
Do do Ladies Lspine Watches
Ladies aud Geotlcnen's finc gold GuatJ chains
d, do Brsasi Pms
ladies Bracelets Gd Pencils
Gold Watches as low as s25. and warranted To
keep time.
All Watches warranted To keep good time or The
money returned
Watches. Clocks and Jcwelry repaired in The
best manner.
Silver Spoons made TO order aud general Us,
s"rinent constantly on haud.
W % A o FAIRCIIiLD.
1SE CElvEp from New York. Philadelphia and
~. Bal,iingte. a largo and general assortment
oi Gruccr cs. w ich will be disposed al on ne
favorable terms, consisting ia part oi The following
! 3tO sacks prime RIO Coffee
80 bags Java do
so do Alsrico and Pepper
| 80 brls Loaf Sugar
200 boxes Tn Plate ] cross
do double cross
$500 Brazier's and sheeung Cope.
1000 lbs Bancn Tin
10 chests Y II Tea
50 caltys Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
100 hhds n o Sugar
$50 brs do Miasscs
200 kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted a 10
| so boxes Rai,ins
! SO boxes Cavendsh tobacco. assorted 5 6 II
Ia l6 aud ponnd Jumps
50 kegs Twist Kentucky
100 doz B + Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug FLEMING x HUN TER.
X. EOfFS TONIC AND ANTI.DYSPEP
- TIC PILLS This Medicine hns beer
known TO The public for the last twenty years. nnd
has obiaiucd considerable cclchriy n remedy io
Dyspepsia: Experience has shown these Pills 4
| he the hes, family Medicine that can he used
They operate gently rs purgaiive. lroducins net
Iher sickness nor debility. They can be used at all
lines by persons OF all ages. without regard 10 diet
drink, or exposure To wei and cold.
As an Auti-biliUus medicine. every person using
them viii soon become satisfied Of their superior
efficacy. There has been issued pamphlet, Ou
tie had nf the Agents. IN which Is set forth more
fully The nature and operation OF the medicine, To-
eelher wnh some vi The diseases IN which II J.
most applicable.
The prnprciors have been compclle 10 alter ih'
form OF the wrappers enclosing Iheit Pills. owIni
Ia The many counierleiis that have been distributed
All persons purchasing are requested In he vel
satisfied they are genuine For sale by PRYOR
PAUL. Druggists. Wheeling Va. General Agent
for The Pfopririors. W2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

"A FINE assortment of Plain Hats suitable G,,
= a ttiemis, beth Black and DTab. kept cons AMI.
" %" hand and Tor sale low At our Cheap Hat and
Cap Establishment. Union ST.
mar ~ DARE e. HOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

COOS GREER VA. SCYTHE
" STONES--An article never sold in This
marker before, Is now for sale and said 10 be supe-
rIof ioany Other found in The Uned States
muy 20 SAML NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

AN CiIANCERY-ln The Circuit Superior Court
"a al Law aud Chamcery of Oho county:
Archibald NJ Adams
ts
Joseph @ Laws Thomas Laws and Others.
The defendant Joseph q Law NV i'll lake nolicoihni
on he 9th day OF September 1915, between the
hours of 3 o'clock NJ. aud p'clnrk y NJ, of shat
day, nj The Office OF James a Clarke. E,q in the
city of Wheeling shall proceed 10 lake the depo>
'iiions oil Henry Richards 1homls D Edmondson
and Others. To he read in evidence on The trial OF
| The ahIve caUse-and II from any cause The iakidg
isad DISPOSITIONS cannot be completed on The sufd
day. The taking of The same shalt lac adjourned from
day Ia day between The same hours unul complete d.
aug 2J SIS ARCHIBALD NJ ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
CALICO PRINTING

n LEWIS SriFEL, informs his friends and
| % customers, Merchants and citizens generally
| lhn' he continues The above hnslness on MAN
STREET. Opposite BEYMER's TAVERN, where bc
soiicI's share OF pubic pairnnage' The supcrior.
! ny oi his Catoes over any other Of the kind man
niaciurcd IN the Union has hccn known for many
years ibfnughOut the surrounding co.nirv. ..,. 10
'h'y arc university known 40 tho WHEELING
| bLUESsf He has on hand large siork of la.
goods OF The best quality, mnde Oh new and fash,
Iounh'e patterns, uhioh ho will sell WHOLESALE or
| RETAIL at The lowest prices. Among his stock or
made To order will he found PIECE CALICOES
| BED SPREADS, HANDKERCIuEFS, &c. of Tho
handsomcsI patterns and styles
| lie has now on hand almost every variety of
ne" AID handsome patterns. and he can n sure
Merchants Who wish musns siamnd d. That they
VIII una 81 la Their advantage la give him q call ms
he i fully prepared lo execute all orders with the
utmost nealness aud despatch and as low or low or
Than they can be done anywhere else west of The
mountains.
always use such stock os needs M dressing
and therefore nul none on my gnnis The pn blic
may rest assured that goods from nv establishment
have no gozlng sliflenns IN Them, and will
always wear as handsome as they appear when
purchased.
in SILK. WooLLEN, AND COTTON-The
subscriber also informs The public that he pays
sir"i attention 10 the above branch Of has business
ana having made great Improvement in his eslnb
lrshn eat within The last yenr. he u now prepnred
10 give The m'sl beautiful colnrs and inlsi, To silk
woolen or COLON g DDS or garments for ladies' and
gentlemen.
GCn'lemen's Clothes secured and cnlorcd without
ripping Merchants &, u have Silk WOODEN or Me
rino Goods handsomely colorcd
P'case coll md you will find his prices moderate
and WORK well done LEWIS STlFEL.
aug 81 BIN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24

Vera Cruz dates 10 tho 30th, and dates from
Mexico TO tho Goth alt, havo been received at
Now Orleans and the sum Of tho news is that
there will be no war.
The internal condition Of Mexico is deplorabl
No ordor-no law-no army-the scmbanco
only of a government. Chiefs are quarrcling
with each other; soldiers DESERVING; politicians
plotting; and unless there be reorganization
and reform, poor Mexico will fall proy TO any
power that may strike blow at her.
Attempts arc making to re-estabsh tho Treas
ury Department, to organize tho militia, &c, but
they bode very little good. There is spirit in
tho people to do anything. and power in the ru-
Icrs to enforce what they want.
Iobasco Reuohed-Non- Intercourse bet,ceen Tobaseo
and Vera Cru=-By the brig Joseph Atkins, Capt.
Higgins, at New York. the Tribune has received
news from Tobasco to the Both nlt., the day of
sailing. Ten days previous Revolution broke
out in Tobasco. the people having declared them
selves Independent of Mexico. There a
force daily expected from Vera Cruz to attack
the leader of the people of Tobasco--Don Miguel
Bruno. III commercial intercourse bctwccn To-
basco and Vera Cruz had been suspended.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24

The Convention. by largo majority, have fixed
upon p Senators and IS Representatives to con-
sttute the Legislature. There had been an ami
mated discussion Of two days on tho qualifications
of voters. An amendment was adopted. b., at
torwa rds set aside. placing all residents of Texas.
at the time of the adoption, of the now Constitu-
ton bv our Government. the same footing as
resa rds citizenship. and suffrage. !, was doubt
fal how The question would be finally settled. 1t
was impossible to say when the Convention would
adjourn. 4 great amount Of business remained
to be done.
The Legislative Report had not yet passed TO
a third reading; tho report on General Prosislo
and the Schedule. were 10 come up for amend
ncn,: and the whole Constitution TO 90 ar
ranged and examined before lis final adoption.
Besides these. tho boundary question, and the or
paniza,ion of tho State Government, were to be
disposed of. President Jones arrived at Austin
on the lith nd resolution was offered the nex'
day for tho appointment Of a committee to wait
on him and consult with him touching the propri-
ETY. of recognizing the State Government al
once Many Of the Presidents friends asserted
tina, he favored s,.ch proposition.
The News says that n general JOY, tor the
frs: time after years of privation. danger md
dcso!ation now pervados tho great West. 1.-The
mo.hcr" it continues, "as she presses. the infan
10 her bosom, no longer trembles for its ilfe he
broad and glorious flag of our father land agair
waves over US, ana gives JOY, peace and secarit.
TO all.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
Death Of Judge story.

By our late eastern papors. we have receiVod
tho announcement Of tho death Of Judge Story.
l.. l.. d., one Of tho Justices Of U. S. Supreme
Court, and Dano Professor Of Law in Harvard
University. He expired at his residence in Cam
bridge, on Wednesday evening. at n quarter be-
foro nine o'clock. His pulse ceased to beat, and
his hands were cold before p. His disease
was stoppage of the in,estinos. or s'rangulat'on,
the same sickness which ended tho life of Mr..
Lccare, in Boston, in 1913. Judge Story was Is
years Of ago. He graduated at Harvard Uni
versty, in 1898, and was appointed to the Judg-
ship of the United States Court by President
Madison, in 1Oll. He has filled high office in
the judicial service of his country, and higher
Station III the public eye, and no has left space
which will not be easily filled.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
AFTER ALL MEDICINES HAVE FAILED.
DIR. Duncanss
EXPECT RANT REMcDv

Must d." the healing and curative business after ALL
ny IS mat so many the habit of grasp
papers put up by persons who have knowledge either
OF the theory or science Of medicine; neither could they
tend fe others Almost daily these persons calling
al me Once whose conntenances and debitated
~ 'e evils OF the poisonous phy-c paIEned up
SPEAK they would astoHsh the world of vast amount
carried there from the effects Of saecia>s adj
fHinistered to them by persons who have grown wealthy
uPon the creculty of those whom they have duned Let
IT be remembered tina: Dr. Duncans Eypecor1nf Rraedv
Is the only medicine that fleet confidence placed
the cert-in first cause of
Call upon the Agent in Richmond, and learn the won
derfu cures THIS wondrfui medicine IL performing.
to1 sale at the
RichmSnd Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
Death of William Wines.

The Wabash Courier, of the Goth inst. con-
tains a notice Of the deceaso of Mr.. Wines,
which took place on the 18th inst. at his late resi-
dence Tore Haute, after a short illness OF
congestion of the lungs. The deceased repre-
scented Eigo county for several years in the legs-
laturc, and has been extensive contractor up
on tho public work. of the State. He was a man
Of great encrgy and enterprise, and much
esteemed by those who knew him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
Discussion of the slave Question.

There is to be debate at Cincinnati, COM
mcncing on tho frs: day of October, on tue fol-
lowing question: "Is slaveholding in itself sinful,
and the relation between master and slave sim
full reation!" Rev. n. l.. RICE was challenged
by some antslavery men 10 discussion of this
question. He accepted tho challenge. Rev. J.
BLANCHARD takes the affirmative.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
ReOuisitiOn for Troops.

According to the Frankfort Commonwealth the
Secretary Of War has notified tho Governor of
kentucky, that Gen. Taylor is authorised to TO
call upon him, for troops from Kentucky, should
he deem it necessary. Tho Governor has re-
Piled that his gallant State is always ready, hay
ing lost none Of the ''patriotic zeai'' which has
always ''led them among tho foremost in defend
ing common country
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24

The Abingdon Nirginian speaks of section OF
tho country where the grass is so short from
drou,h, that the farmers will have to lathcr It be-
foro they can cut it.-Tho population of
Washington city is thirty ihousand"A ply
.ician of Philadelphia. late in tho Peni!entiary
for producing abortion. bat pardoncd by the Gov
ernor. has eloped with another man. wife. Pity
il had not been the Governors wifo.-Col. ).
&c. Owens. has recently deposited sS'.eOo IN the
bank at Lexington, Mo-, boing the profits, OF an
expedition to Santa Fc.-lhe Rlo Grande. NO
del Norio. and RioBravo. are all one and tho samo
river. This river is claimed by the Texans as
the true boundary between Mexico and Texas.
but the Nucces is the boundary Granted by Mex
leo as forming the true division.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
sickness in the West.

The lafayette Journal says: There is moro
sickness in the adjacent country at this time,
than has been Witnessed in many years. Tho
mortality is no, grea, however,. We be'ieve
this may he said in regard TO the greater portion
of our state. Ia this county. there arc many
more sick than we have known at any former
period. Even the oguc. disease almost per-
feet stranger TO our citizens, is shaking many
with his unweconc grip.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-24
Fatal Ahray.

Two boys, John Zeck aged II, and George
Grain aged 10, quarrelled on Sunday last at Doc
ley's Mill. or ) miles from Eaton, which result,
ed in the death Of Zeck. The quarrel arose sud-
denly betwoon the boys. who before had been
friends, when Grain struck Zeck on tho side of
the head with piece Of board. which occasion
ed his death in few minutes. Grain has given
security in $1,000 to answer the charge at the
October Court.