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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

Term. of Advertising...OSE DOLLAR per square fos
three Insertions and TwESTT-FfyE CESTs ad-
ditiona nsertiou-TEs LINES. the occupied BY
$50 counted nothing less
square; all over square, and less than and
half be counted sguaTc and hoH.-Per square fos
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for six Six Dol
LARS Ten DOLLARS per annuEn squares FITrEEs
DOLLARS AID FIFTY CENTS per annum; three sIuares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annun. Merchants, Dfoggists,
and others, advertising by tn. year, will be charged for
column of 1000 ms. geo 90 for reefourths
of a column $4,000; for half column. $4,000; for
quartet column. $25 00A dedIctioa Of 20 cent
will be made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column inserted by the half year year, and not
altered Cnancey notices and petitions for Divorces must
paid invariably in advance Advertisements coming
abroad, be accompanied with the cash, Unless
ordered for publication by brother publisher
y. q. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid founes option of the publishers or oy previous
gssern.at the publishers and the advertiser
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ELkHOEsN FACTORY.

ME undersigned having purchase the above Factory,
formerly owned by Daniel Clark. and having put il
III complete repair. are now ready to C.1RD UOOL.
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the best a NJ
upon short notice They will also. III short be
prepared TO manufacture all kinds goods order They
will purchase quantity of WOOL hghes.
kct price, payable Goods the Factory, or for Dry
Goods and Groceries, &c. They would prefer that
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope from their long
perencc and their atenton business and re-
ceive a share of patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX
April 18th. lS44 l6tf
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iAey nave cn'fe aa '@.5 q '3e t'"ti rohPiai VINE
''i an Nv - -. 'lis - ~ Ai - ~ !'' w
nave a,ei ny WI 'ti'' ~ ''h' ~Ps5itig dts ne
li"ot i'h'l'tt' o. me '>ets, ie INC eie'he per
fation' ana = snort 'he cute iho ho7s inFrtefnie case
I, .1a,5'a' n'n. y '''e's' O "i'''a1
o - 1870 -
IL. =. Ea2f'Cs to;,'> : S.,f-fsi s11+iGts PILLS.
Have stood The test sixteen vear- an? erielc
has p.oveI ;hrr 10 he "a f. md valuable reu,a IN In
termittent Kemitte1. and Bilious Fever Ia,ntre l!i-
io,s Ch9. l,,igost,un Dro,,y i,y.e,,c ;3It,. yon-
i,n,. CoI3 a,t mi AZ II, tor, char
ac.e, The con,.ete an, universal .flctan ,hch has
been given by these Prs TO all "o haze o'se used '1en'
5snsfs the publishing OF ne nasas est'laeo". IN 'e'f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19
Smiths Linilllent.

SWRHS R EU IEEE.
LNOR the of sweeney, Poll-Evil, Fs,ua, Strains.
Il Bruises Scratches, Big Head, &c, tina, dis
covered AIso for the human flesh. il exces the
Rheumatic Pains. Swelins of the Gland. of tho Throat.
Ring Worms, letter, Frosted Feet. &c
Each genuine Bottle Il stamped SMITHS IMMINENT.
and signed by DzHNr & NISoR, sole Prop,ietors
None oshsrs genuine. DENNY MINOR
The above Lnimen; is for sale the Drug Store OF
IRWIN REED & BROTHER
Large Bottles so eeu,.; Small ones IS.
Richmond. Ian. let, le45 If
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nary Elections.

Is ,i~ ratr'osae of iemrdac- fot Pulmonary Anec-
icons <eTssiy hnpun and whose
iles nave Dee tapfp"sHiy tested TAR, every
taE-Waer a}t pafgat.nnS among the
remedies Tor Colds confirm
OPP prevalent auiot--L uu-ceHt ic people
authority OF the einent professors t'edi
cine Tao celebrated Df Burnan, ~ England,
ioy c3 il Successfully fpf yea4s d. Grealon
inyecinn ~ ieta=oufrh aigiy comments treatment
- wirh Tar Is principally tmpoy,, bn X is unnere-sn
dwc. eh thls SUBJECT, isct Natinte al
the Of tiis mt dclne. Il be remarked.
hat tl4s preparation the result Of yeats OF patient
and laboed experiment in extensive practice and fur
thernoTe mat ~ il embodied the remedies emp'oytd
By The celebrated DIR Cooper. who, during Twelve of
practice d t-ea:ed
of Consumption. la not lose st,sie paten
may be reference statement eject pub
ii-hei by MA short 1t beng generally
tcr-:uod ana atncd that Tor ConsunptIon, ar
without eQua in the list OF known Substances Nil
briefly call attention fact that IiyeEvott, other
htet insret.ent IN this PrePafa known be equally
ttcaciols relieving the primary and mIder Of
IlronaFy dt-et7r, conclusion may added that
x III becn exercised preparing
II this eli-ine make il concentrated possible,
retaining only eirai properties st nge-
dehts ana he proportions have been l@ted ard The
eiec.esi fceItnce chemical
qualities.
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b. \. Fahnestock's Vermifuge-a GER
tain Cure for Worms.

IL has met trtLl a success hitherto unparalleled.
YsNiE Proprietor has made point tho
Il result OF ITS such within
knowledge and obsey during the last fifteen
he oraby lbInd rodurs he sautary effects.
tntre ncny utter nearly all the ordinary preparations
recommended for had been previously
without permanent advantage THIS fact
by the eecatt ana statements OF Hundreds Of
persons different of the country which be
calling Foftetors their author agents;
shoud families always keep vial OF pyepa-
seir possession Il j. aiid IN us operation.
tie atn,;hjered with pe-tert safety
cate iufaat Price 2.1r;s. per Wal.
lfor sale a, ;tn BOON STORE, and J. X. DUGDALE's.
Rcimoad, Nos ~, 1871. Ally
A'sa,--t AZ II Boven's. huntsville r Stannah, Ea-
lna. j Boual, X IL West AieNandta. !uhn w. Leh-
wick, Dlhlin
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Je' doors s't'Ht u fy1' street o'"e''"tas'' o''o.
Fer those similarly afflicted snail maxi
tins was lately suffering violent
ana 'is ifa'''c cpoSt' 100" '''' c""'i ""a,' no
'els' 'onsh ai'i7sl " i'e :" M '7' t''nen' ny
e'aii7 " 'i9 y y ~ " DrE''' '"' "4i'ttH 'Ha'
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h.ric,;, :, =, 40 IA. - 80 ,-. - ;s.aa - ~
r,,,cs f,af,gs5s (cI.Ie e. 80, i "a i. h.a
Cincinnati. Nov. 9Th, ISL. +. IARDIE
Ccrtifr2te Of DANIEL C3tIa F-g-re.8e, ~, Ea,rtt J.
t,r3 g,or, a5ore J.,,,o, .,rget
This nav certify ,nat nave used Doc,o, Rop, remedy
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3 Z !. l S

81 tone AMI ,aeria equal 20 naic the
all a.ir Of Brass ard composition used ia the
OF machinery.
fhe above viii he exchanged fair prices for
FLAH-SEED, WHEAT, HORSES, aud all Articles VI
approx ed couutry produce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

], well kao~o fact carefully as,ertNine fo the Fl y
and records 81 mortality tat throughout te lni.ed States
w n The iastv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-19

White, Rel. ard Black Lea#.
British Lustre. enetian Red.
Chrome Yellow. Rel ana Cte~n,
Bfonze o: VARIOUS shades,
Cola Leaf. French DO
L'nseei. penn. and Near. o.,
ONE OF, Pruss.an Blue.
~ Turpen;lae, InIign. Nader,
ti3Itl, Copefas, Bils Ni;r.ol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

1920


The complete revolution that has taken place in the
business OF these companies is really astonishing The
transportation of coal the railroad has nearly doubled
each year, while the business Of the canal has fallen of
n about the same proportion The road must be rapidly
improving in value at this rate while the canal must be
ieprecating as rapidly. The position Of these two
works, competing for the ransporiion Of coal from the
Schuylki mines to the seaboard will show which is
most likely to obtain the largest portion of business.
Me railroad extends from Port Richmond on the Della
ware to Mount Carbon distance OF ninety eight miles
The Schuyl kill Canal extends from Port Carbon to Fair
Bridge at Philadelphia distance Of one hundred
and eight miles The grade of the Reading Railroad
in no instance averages nineteen feet to the mile,
except one mile near Port Richmond which is about
forytwo feet The locomotive trains readily pass
ng aided by engine stationed at the plane for the
purpose The heaviest OF Port Carbon is six hundred
and sixteen feet above the level of tide water This
cent by the canal through the agency Of
hundred and nine locks sevent, six Of which lift
locks This elevation is decidedly dsadvantagcous to
the canal, while it is advantageous to the railroad, it be.
ng highly favorable to the descent Of powerful engines
drawing the plane Of the road loads of
coal in about nine hours having the ascent to make with
nearly empty cars Taking everything into considcra
ton there never road avorably situated for
carrying coal this for its length Its principal depot
in the coal region IL at Mount Carbon below this depot
evera lateral roads branch into the extensive mines
The coming from the mines the lateral roads arc
taken to Port Richmond the main stem and no change
made from the mines to the vessels the docks and il
estimated that coal is delivered into the holds of YES
sells at Port Richmond when the road is In operation at
the rate of one ton per minute The machinery used,
and the facc, Afforded by the works of the company
are on the most extensive scale While the most sur.
prisng expedition daily pshed on this railroad
the canal boats require at least Ave days to make the
wharves at Philadelphia. day is allowed boat TO un.
load and five days to return making eleven days FOR tho
transportation Of each boat from the mines to Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

FfRE At BusHwIcK, LoSG lsLaSp.-.Abont nne o,cIooI
on wednesday night avery extensive fire broke out 4,
White barn close TO wan and Enge's Rop walk Long
nay and corn was entirely consumed. The Brooklyn
ond Williamsburgh Fire Companies we're soon on H.
ne building thay proved inefficient to save n negro
aas been aAeA into custody on suspicion Of having sed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25
Movemente Of Travellers.

There appears be to the catalogue of tourists
and travellers that brush by in their rapid fight
more temperate climes than The Hotels yesel.
day were comfortably crowded-today they make room
and the same objects-heath, pleasure, and freedom
AT the
AMERicAN-Lt. Rains, u s. A, A. Olmstea d Philade
phia; b n Buckingham, Ohio; H. Ferguson, Win. Ser
Baltimore; f. NJ. Dupuy, Philadelphia Chas f. Stewart
New Orleans; w. Netcal, do; MIR Whitmarsh, do; A.
Wood Charleston Il. II. Butler, Philadelphia and IL
others.
AsroR-J. and F. A. Talbot, verplanck; J. C. Glad.
ding, Providence w. Brown Worcester: T.. Hope Eng
land; g. W. Terrell, Texas Fuller l.. Walsh, Boston
Genon L. Collins, Louisville; f. g. Wood, Mississippi;
Williams Providence; George Ferguson, Glasgow; Lit
LOUIS, MT Horsey, Baltimore J. w. Shaw, Louisville
j. w Bdde, Baltimore; j. 5. Haynes, do; &. X. Huger,
lender, Boston; T. r. Macon, St Louis; Rev. Mr. Jack
son. Virginia; II, A. Arnold, Alabama and 40 others
CITY-J. Walker, PittsburgharD. Cohen Baltimore;
Mr. Lying, Demarara: Mr. Mcdonald, England; Willow
ard Nashville; j. q. Grevely Richmond, A. Patterson.
Philadelphia; o. Dupuy, Louisville; J. Walker, Pitts.
burgh 5 B. French, Tennessee, and 80 others.
taANKLiN-H Phillips, Laporte; b. Dodson, Pha.
delpha; w. Johnson, Pennsy lvania; G.. X. Freeman
Connecticut; Mr. RUSSELL New Orleans, A. Evans, Lou.
sville; T. A. Harrison. Mississippi; G Mygrctte, Geol.
ter; T. $ Arhers Philadelphia; DR.. Barber Montreal
and 90 others.
KGLonr-W. A. Evans Washington; Fisher and That.
cher, Philadelphia.
HowARp.-Kngsley and Fuller, Providence d. Brey
ton, New Bedford ]. +. Howard, Burlington Vt r.
lord, Georgia. Hyde and Holmes, Cambridge Mr. Hill
Philadelphia Mr.. Richardson Baltimore ]. w. Brady
Columbus George c. Gillespie, Boston w. Butler
Indiana Ransom Ohio II. Boylon, Cincinnati B
Nay, Georgia MIR Jones, England; Ed Hope, do; NJ
smith, Ono J. McCleah, Montreal II. Hutchinson
Virginia and 80 others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

United States Circuit COurt,-The Clerks
All PhiladeIphia subscriptions to til

HERALD paid the AUTHORIZED AeENrs, lie
Der Co., Ledger Building Third Chestnut
Toms-55 cents month"; includng the Sunday paper Or IS
lpha Single copies for sale above, daily, o'clock
Price Scents
ng-Pce 81 cents, 50 delivered in Of
Philadelphia free Of postage.
An the and cheap Publications for sale their
ablShment, issued wholesale and retail.
With the exception Of one paper the Herald" read
much perhaps, Philadelphia any bshed in that
city, adodipg valuable medium advertisers Advertise
nens handed the half pasta O'clock will
The Herald next day
Medical NOtice.--The Advertisements or tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
The Suppression OF Quaekery the Of all Diseases will
w. S. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent
Office and Consulting Room. nc rho College o. Ne.ssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

New YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTs.-Ths In
sttuton is again put in order, and all the arrange
ments finished which were attendant upon its reno
val to its new location, the Rotunda in the Park
To-day there is to be a private opening, to which
many of the friends of the institution have been in
vied by circulars addressed to them OF course Gu
riosity to see how it looks in its new abode will
bring out a good number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

FOREIGN INSURANCE. Owing to the recent great
fire, our merchants have rensured their property in
Boston to the amount of Ss4,OOO,OOO Other cities.
Philadelphia, Hartford, and Baltimore, have proba-
bly, obtained several risks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

MEXICAN AFFMRs'-lhe steam trigates Princeton
ana Mississippi will probably be their way to- day
OF tomorrow Tor the Gulf of Mexico, the former
from Philadelphia and the latter from Boston They
have both been put in complete order for war ser
vice 4; their dandy looks painted over, and black
hull given to each. They will Join the Gull squad.
ron, now under the command of Com Conner-,be
Quaker Commodore" as he is called, but Quaker
only in appearance,
The American naval force on the coast OF Mexico
wii be quite large, when it all reaches its destina-
ION Including vessels Of various size, there will
be two hundred servceabe guns, from mighty
Paixhan to atwenty-four FOUNDER, all of which can
be brought to bear on any given point in a weeks
notice This large force is placed in The Gulf 10
{ '' against any Ilitc contingency ha, may hap.
sa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday. July 24-6 II. M.

The stock market appears to be good deal unsettled,
but the tendency of prices is upwards Norwich and
Worcester improved per cent; stonington &; Erie
Railroad /; Canton Ii Vicksburg Ii Morris Canal Far
Loan and Ohio 6's closed firm at yesterdays pri
ces; Reading Railroad fell off per cent; Long Island
t. The sales not very large but there appears to
be little better feeling in the street.
Fire stocks daily improving There no sales
to-day but the prices offered much better than yes
terday. We now quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

NOTES.-The gentleman who told me that
he and his friend the liquid thrown upon LOUIS CHAM
BERLA>'S AWNING, the 3st Of May last is respect
fu requested to leave his address with Mr. Chamberlain
1870 Broadway.
Il W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

SUPPLEMENTAL ANNIVERSARY OF UNION COL
LEGE.-There was grand display at Schenectady,
On Tuesday. Nearly eight hundred of the surviving
highest honors, came once to revive their fond
recolectons of this hallowed spot Amongst those
sent was Chancellor comptroller Secretary
OF State and Attorney General The dinner prepar
ca under spacious tent spread upon the College HILL
ia he rear OF small grove. Upon the Green, midway
tasteful arch Of Evergreens under which the long train
OF sons marched on the way to the place Of feeding On
front "Salvete Fill Anne Matris. The address was
delivered by Mr. JOS Sweetma, principally consisting
Of retrospective and prospective view OF the establish
ment The address was about hour in the delivery
and was listened to with profound attention its close
only when its eloquent appeals called forth enthu
collation. having been amply enjoyed series of toass Of
the usual character given and responded to- and
the whole passed of with homer to all concerned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

DR.. REEs.-lt will be seen on reference 10 the
proceedings before the Board of Supervisors. that
the of DIR. Rees has been further POSTPONED n
Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

THE OREGON QUEsrIoN.-The negotiations on This
question are still in progress in Washington. There
has lately been correspondence on the subject be-
tween Messrs. Buchanan and Pakenham. Are the
differences in the cabinet on this question all healed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

APPOINTMENTS THE PRESIDENT. Charles
Ward OF Maine, as consul of the United States for the
island OF Zanzibar in the domin'ons Of the Sultan Of
Muscat in the place of Richard P. Waters, recalled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

The above is the first week showing increase for
some time past
The receipts Of the Reading road show very rapid
increase We annex a comparative statement of the
business of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for
week in July for the past three years
READING RAILROAD
Week ending July 22, i3. Juiy 2o,lA. july 1915.
Business, .S8,633 GO l2,6O6 n 29,i96 II
Coal transported, tons.. 1850 1878 2350
The income Of his road very large nearly double
that Of any other road in the country The increase this
year, the corresponding week last amounts to
hundred and thirty three per cent.
The coal trade of Pcnnsy lvania is rapidly increasing
The amount of coal required this year to supply the de-
mand will not be much under two millions Of tons. The
Reading Railroad and the schuylkll Canal will trans
port million twelve hundred thousand TONS
OF this quantity, full vesixhs will be brought to
ket by the Reading Railroad. We a statement,
showing the amount of business done the canal and
railroad for the week in July for three years
ScHuvLKnL Coat TRADE.
Week ending July "a, h3 July Ia, a. July 17,15.
Schuylkl lanai, tons. H,7H 1882 $500
Reading Railroad, tons. ..... 5,ls9 1869 1870
Total, tons 1886 23,Gt4 1920
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

oooL WEATHER Yesterday was a cool, com.
portable DAY The thermometer at ITO, and the air
clear and bracing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

VISIT OF THE UNIcoRN-The visit of this steam
ship is mysterious one No one can positively tell
what has brought her to this CITY. As she had Sc
verai passengers, and only one name was given
to the public, her visit becomes still more strange
and suspicious 1t is the general opinion that she
brought important dispatches to the British minis
ter, and will await the instructions OF Mr. Packen-
ham. 1t is supposed by some, however, that she is
here to be governed by the orders of Capt Elliott,
'the man with the white hat and that her presence
has something to do with the recent movements IN
Texas and Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

ARRIVAL or ANOTHER TExAN.-Gen. q w Tar
VII, Texan Minister TO France and ENGLAND ar,;v
cd on wednesday, IN the CornsAa, from Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

THOSE STARs.-The Union of the 22nd inst.
almost swears that the seven stars do not mean
Richie Why not swear outright and let us have
the truth Will not and five stars spell
Richie and Heiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

July oa-John Smith again.-This fellow has &C.
tualy made his appearance again. Can nothing be
onel Is there to put stop TO his depTedationsi
lie has be hanged twcesent the State prison four
cen times-committed vagrant by every sitting ma
sistrate on the bench-and all to purpose. He was
arrested to-day charged with stealing silver watch
rom VIM. Miller, 293 Greenwich street. MIR. Miller
ound him the premises, and upon enquirng what he
wanted, told he was looking for his brother-Sam,
we suppose.
"A Gentleman in di6icuiiy-Mr. Amos Arson from
Owego came the police Office to-day, and complained
of Miss Elizabeth Smith, who by the power OF her
charms enced him into the house 80 Mott street. and,
he alleges robbed him of $40 She was arrested and
committed.
Stealing a Watch-Wm. McDermot was arrested,
charged with stealing silver watch from Elizabeth
Bashaw, ll6 Goth street.
Grand Larceny-Some Of the morning papers stated
that girl named Catherine Kearney arrested and
fully committed for trial. charge made by Moses
French 1921 Water street. of stealing $50 from him.
Tho fact u.s. she arrested, but examination; the
complaint appeared groundless that she was immed
ately discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25
WAn DEPARIMrNr-

SIR Should Locations be made pursuant TO the nor
mits already issued from this department to select lands
In the lake Superior mineral district the quantity
CURED to satisfy them would exceed one million one
hundred thousand acres IL is spprehended that the
wnole region open for location may not contain this
these lands have been ordered and II has beon
60 70 suspend The further issue Of permits until the re-
Inc applications Tor permits received at the depart.
en subsequent 70 the 18th instant will be filed in the
ONCE and u The disclosures OF the examinations shau
warrant the further issue OF permits for the lake SINE
rior region, they will be considered in tho order H.
winch they have been or shall be- received Il Is not
expected thdt me results OF the examinations and sur.
IN this region and to make the locations 10 he
permits already issued be completed for some limo
to come. am.with great respect
Your obedient servant
iSgnedl WN l.. MARCY
Secretary Of War,