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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
GfhooIs.


sT!TuTE. Shrewsbury, y. J. reopens is Winter SEES
sion Monday. Dad November Pupls received nj Is,
December. TESMs-S-5 PER Session o; - weeks This
Institution cociers comprehensive English and Classical
education including The German, French. Spanish ard
ltsian Languages Circulars al Isl Nas>aa-st ~ lu-
DREPAKATOKY SCHOOL IL MlDDLETOWN.
Coln--The Winir. Session o: - weeks Will CON-
Eeucs Nov 18th. Circulars and minute information OF
Rev h CHs>E. - Market loI2 lr-I D H CHASE.
ANDSCAPE PAIN7ING.-MRS. z. NJ. PERLEY
Iins.Tlcts ladies' II Landscape Painting, OF coiors,
No GA Broadway. corner Of Housion-St south Of 81.
Th5nss' Chn-ch- References Mr. \. E DUSASD, Pres
3. MoEsE. &c IS .reod'
THE AKT OF BANGING. WALrZlNi;. &c.
Mr.. w. WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
INFORM he Ladies AID Gentlemen G: Newly ana Brook
I'm, iha! Their clEsse. n tie elegant accomplishment OF
Ds.cns. Walking, POLKA, &c. in al iheir new
danced in The London and Paris Saloons VII commence
for the season al their rooms. CONSTITUTION HALL,
$50 Broadway on TUESDAY, October 18Th. 3ni GOTH
&c HALL, Brooklyn, AGains-st October l2th Days O!
Tuition in broadway Tor young ladies' ana gentlemen an.
Tor the elder class OF gentlemen n IN tIS evening.
ernen under H. every Monday afternoon $, ard Saur
Gay morning Al hs!fpast g. Gec:emeus class Monday
evenings commencing atB
Morning Glasses for nslrucng the elder class OF Lakes
in The Msxourka, Mnuets Wakes, Redows a. their
Private Academy, commencing a. 10 A. ". For terms,
TUESDAY SEMi.SIoSTHLY SofREES viii COM
November II. Subscription for the 50 Pu-
pills charged for the Sorees Ladies tickets be had
only Mr. ". Rules respecting the admission OF Ladies
siors.
Academies Schools ar3 Private Glasses will be attended
10 by NJ. W and Daughter. and also al her Academy.
6S SIXh-avenue. So lsipu
DIsBROW's RIDING SCHOOL, No; +Os Bow
~ cry. near Aslor and Lafayette places Sew-fors.
M D. has the honor that his School Ia open
Day and Evening, for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
Riding. TERMS
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE SIZING.
Is Lessons 80 Month Sl2
- do ......... 10 O0 20 Rides ............. 10 90
3; do ............ ) COL DO ............... 90
Single Lessons 00ISinge Rides -
Road do 49,. : 50
y. B. Highly trained and quiet Horses. Tor tine road
parade. 10 let. EVENING CLASS.
u Lessons .......-..s9 GO ~ Rides 60
Single 90 siuse Rides d -
RULES.
Ian Lessons or Rides paid Tor commencing
. One hour allowed Tor each Lesson Ride the School
j.. One hour and half for Lesson the Road
T.. Hours FOR Ladies, from A. NJ. In s P. NJ.
J. Hours for Gentlemen from TO from to y ?. NJ
6. Ne gentleman admitted duug the hours appropriated
10 Ladies'
=. Only months allowed for Course Leso Rides
+. The School has been rehtted and furnished with
Stoves. Ladies in delicate health need be under no ap
prehension O; taking cold.
A csrd OF stdres-i requested previous commencing
PS. The School will be open each Wednesday all day
for Ladies' s7 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

Observation-Disclosures Rodgers was arrested
with bundle of blankets supposed 10 have been stolen
He was sent 10 Jefferson Market station house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

20 SAMUEL c. REID, Jr. son OF our iellow-citi-
zen Capt, s c. Reid) one of McCuloughs Texas Rang
ers in the Battle at Monterey. letter from him to
his parents has been placed in hands. but its con-
tents haze been anticipated by other accounts of the
cent battle. We copy single psras raph which will be
read with interest:
Monterey is beautiful city situated in the mos,
lovely valley ever saw midst mountain scenery lar
superior 20 sur Hudson River with the tall rocky cliffs
the mountains overlooking the Pacific and Atlantic.
The house of Ampuds very hrie, the garden beaun
iu with running streams lovely baths, flowers fruit and
every thing ne-oranses grapes and peaches and ap-
Piles also in great abundance, now, my dear
parents tell you al could wish suffice il that AIN well
and safe having escaped even be ing wounded though IN
the tmckest OF the fight. We ave all been wet rred
and hungry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
THE PILE S
THE PILES!
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR: UPiLAM =

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. UPilAMS
r. issai ht n1ag,e sS' by e p A. upbs Distinguish.
I'd physicsa II New York city, is the only reslly sue,
IA. Pills egef ofereI 70 Inc American public.
The Ei.cmary contains no .Mpera Mtdcin<, no Aio<I
s @ o ns 'a il
change ID diet necessary aken according 10 d'econ
q cure far life u guaranteed 81, 49,. =,
ready been received OF the ecacy OF Dr. Uphams Eee
nary. NEw-YoEg, August -, 1910.
fe,,r, Hya,td Mathematician: Fer feVera years pas
have Been troubled with Piles. very eostiTe state OF
The bowels indigestion and weaAneas Of - system bu
bsines. and dread had Of physcaa. and patent med.
cines thai until this Spring nsVer u-G D. - h az
sppsd 10 pgSwea several opersions 10 be performed
without any benefit Determined Asr Ills 10 w etlrI
boxes at your store AMI from the Of which found
y ntarsd rsns1 sTs YOUR much indebted friend
The writer OF the above, from motives Oh oei4caeJ 10
clines having his used but authorize Us r1r ~
rim or show the Original Certificate 10 those no may
doubt It's sutheptic;ty n yrhau,s
Another fac, rslalOu TO the efficacy o. III, Pass
DR. U2aam-Dear Sir ,,oout i've year. ago va S. "
ncted With wkal was callel Chronic Dyssnsry ,od
Sas NJ ltvsr va, serrd snd hat my bowels were ulcer,
stej, for blood and pus, attended, VII" So,r inc snce
ass v., I To Mssssebesst & h. Of benefit from
change of air. bur suffered more sever " .nan &c
Wbs mere physcian ofsred 70 ne for $50 In ihree
month, Haopiy in The uids, Of n,en, pain occasion
aIlv relieved BY lsudauum, r rspPsf oi ~
Elec.sry q perfect description OF nv comp. ant,
with many certificates Of This gave GO ~
G4euce the medicine, and purchsssd DO = SCI LIE
doses OF which has apparently cured me. sd q
ed 10 say every thing In is favor render sny '
can 10 humanity by subscribing 10 lis merits.
Respectfully yours BENJAMIN PERClVAt',
No 90 South Sixth,
Pfopnetors Office 1856 Bowery. Sold, wholesale and
All by WYATT 4 XETCHAM ~ Ful;on-st n T. an
C. Sloane. 1874 Ful,on-sL BROOKLYN Prices lyEs su,1
TIVE GREATEST MEDICINE n, tA< RorLe,for
4 y,s Pam md tlk BEc2Jt
hospz C0nJunp.lOA HoarseneI, and oil doed'es
li> Rrrqt and L1ngf n HaHee'S Compound syrup O
Hcaraouad. Price - cent?
I've been cog CHING, I've been coughing,
AL the night ana all the day;
And Pm wearing, ard I'm Iesring
Al my lungs and life away
O xviii end me soon and send me
Down 10 9nrIneiy grave
Lest some friendly hand attend me,
SkilPd he s1.eIer 70 save!
But, IL bret, found relief
And sufferer, would you also try,
Go then quickly, all ye SICILY.
And HAsCE'S HOREHOCND SYRUP buy
Price ~ cts. per hottie, or SIX bottles for 81 30
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A B. u D. sands cor
Fulton and William st.; aso f0r sale oy D. Ssls 90
~ East Broadway; n. johnson, corner Broadway anG
Chambers ST. j. Coddirgtop corner 0; Hudson &c
spring ss z 81. Guiou, cor BOwery art Grand sLa, -
s; Walker-st SweetseT, I+S Green~lch-st snd eD' -
Broadway and Howard-sI- -, atsey,s
CaUTIOS.-BEwARE Of sFURfors t5tSafo~i s- ~ ~
GsE f,r HANCE'S SYRUP, and take none ouDe'-
o23 iawFu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
CON sTIPATION,
(cosTrvESEss)
DESTROYED


u,,, ,s,.,,u-, luiet,ons OF Baths Dseoruy Rsasnhy
rnad< N France, r, v,n.
DY ~ WART0H-Pnce, Thirty s Sen v.-.ss esiroo
DEnysh edition. translated from mo 90 fIenIf - r.
~ me position Of narafal simple s2reesois iy ~
,alibe (receniy diseovereo ~ $1,000 obsnso
- md habIluai Constipation, witnooi es , 800
,sve. iniectops or baths followed y 80. LIS
- authentic documents from eninses pr.ynnste
-, ..rsons Of distinction, csffa5ins W.
ey % n s s,oo.l ds,ot NJ Waton o. Psns no ~
- s = saJ SAC By Jno. hhhanr 10 $500 y.
~ liss.' u 80. al John ssd Sfoaa"syJ ~ ano
v 80, ri sr:onst HsnIy .o usW' ens sro.d.snyy
consr ChsTtss,.S1 Bowery and Yourh-st snd DR..
James Ssap snveS Brooklyn by Dr. cnsIes sesss
zoTT5.R REnRDY.-ThcrSa William h1ISes, I. esi
,USlsi rae6!rtae for the cure Aslhfha whoop.bss
80 Colds 0 eYery description, lnnainuis.on on vi
@ nd all classes OF Long CoEp.stnn akS - 49,
H. 81 Of experience for rprnher OF yeass &C. -
pro, OILY By ho,e we - .a Nc. s ony
~ il USE but by large number o. ne -eIss .d efs
ans a. the best medicine ext1rt ,2s ne go sns m.
a. 80 si.res,tng conplziDs- TIE iinpienss 81 T,.
o sng detaand FOR ras4ttne N ~ 1ol rsts nsY
80 tesabiy proves ns hg SoyI1ess v4tr1.s,,.i oIS
hri si2 GER grosA EoS .Nl1 y ;.-,,.n
49, DEANS AMERICAN HA NJ l. ,D 10 se:eS
Dend Ia oaiy ssked certain eure a. a. man
uon "a - II nrIya,s prscdee Of sn - s,sa no.
hss'reser 1Ired aes trying al me 1917 Rsssreree
nsse been gwen over ~ po'ss soid orly BY Doctor
rrrs; yiiss sounded NJ ice fra DUO ~, i'm.
nfEaSi Is Pa very. coo.1I Al lje
pEAN - ps LEsTEk a SS .oosS to
u. nos reques r,,n.csiiocs &C him through hsfnoeE
tarward ih,ar coz sl yresd or hey VIII nos e ss
Co.'S Express, va ."
wkf6cd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

INTERFERING WITH An OFrIcER--A man named
Augustus Yates yesterday sted charge OF al
tempting to rescue prisoner from officer Patterson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

SUPPOSED BuRGLARY.-The meat-shop at the
corner OF Church and Franklin last night found
broken open The rogues probably disturbed be-
they had opportunity TO remove any property
every thing except the broken window was found 10
he ,undistnrbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

SEVERE W!PE.-Some Loco Fe co manufacturing
establishment in Massachusetts has mt Mr. Polk hand
some poe handkerchief II entirely unnecessary,
ss Pennsyivsua Ohio New Hanlps are Name and Geor-
sia have given the poor man Dipes enough siresdy
louisville Journsl
~ New York sends him wipe large enough
for winding sheet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

Another FoUSpIISG-A newly born infant was
last evening found al the corner OF PGkplacc and
Church.st by gentleman who called Policeman and
delivered it into his custody. The child was properly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

WAFER Cure House.-Nrs. y. 5 Cove eonuh-
e 10 reerire patents 81 her house. 81 Terth-=t Nv"
M. also visits ladies' sna children a heir hone- and
sf-srIion. for the application Q; Wafer Curs 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

VALIsE FouND.-Otiicer Kennedy of the First
Ward last night found a vas- in the The owner
can have il by calling at the station house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Army of the West.

Correspondence of the Liberty tMo) Tribune
Head. Quarters, Army OF the West
gANrA EE New Mexico Sept II ls4f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
Maryland Penitentiary,

BALTIMORE, August II. 1916.
Mr. D. CarystS-GreatiepD-= In answer 10 yours 81 the
I9-b st with respect the operation OF e rEisnt ftt
.ra,or mi I'd az this institution by yoGr M SeGbufy
we TAX. pleasure IN stating tbat has in!iet our mos
s,-5, -Dscta,ors We nad, previous 20 lis erection
- ~ The old fashioned Furnaces, tn consumption OF
when during the WORKING days OF -acn Wees "as
f H., OF anthracite lump coal Al coal OF - per Ioh
rror.uuprion win S-abrrv's Patent Heat Generaio
S,i he same number Of days, Is 7i6i BIS OF pea coal
III COST o; which /. j - per !on.n acns saving IN me
cnsrv of coal used Of $50 lbs per week 0r neary 10
r, while the SAVING in the cost OF Goa! Is eqasi 10
s3J per cenl-naking within fraction, On aggregate
s|'-a w 81 JOHNSON Warden y Pen
EDWARD P ROBERTS, Cl=rE, VI ?
T. w KLINE, Superintendent y oo!en
Department, MaryItnd Pen
similar certificates from 2. c. Salisbury, - e-
To- \ Y. John D. Dale. LAnslngourgil- y u; Cook
= F1gI- .;rookIyn y. Y. G. Lane &c; 6 q ilRp-I
agerfs Methodis, Book C0ucerz 30 an.Serry--i ~ :.
Cfsrlr, Ross Co. Jefferson Steam nils su-,uee''
v Ctn T W Harvey. s]E3s;reet, corner inf,.Tenne
90, a Rroihrrs cor os 5h-stree. and i0tIa7enGe
X Y Jon Adrsrce, PougEkeePse, y l.; s.sra; Jun
zton alley Duchess 20 Sr-.fs
Capn & Root TivoIi Factory, Albany y y Aessrs o.
-, Prafi- Burlington Ut; Johc Horton, 70 Sogth-
.iLf P,iiai1pha Pa DAVID Trainer, Marcos HOOK, Pa
Ve-.r. Holm ssvy oh Teas, Wilmington, Dell hessrl
Sro Co Do Messr-- johnson. Kline and other- OF me
Nrvrsnd PenienIiary Baltimore; Perry Manufacturing
sr1srr Boston Mas; KELLEY Spring 5rtghtor Mas
Ta subscriber has secured IN the Patent Once new anc
valuable improvement for The saving OF le 1hGe, oT
measure and locomotive boilers. the result OF SAVING VII.
b. the the high pressure eolefs tsh DC -een
sv caIlfnx al his Once, Iss Broadway, y l.
Alperscrs cautioned against zny
under the pecaiy CT The iaT aux s"'sF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

a WATCHES, JEWELLERY and Silver Ware
~ The subscrbors continue to have for sale a full
~ a assortment Of hne Gold and silver Watches Of
kL&k The most 40 proyed makers, which will DO warrant.
81 correct time-seepers and offered 81 the very lowest
cash prices. ,
They are constantly receiving tho istss styles OF Fash
,onabe Jewey Of every description including Gold FOB
and Guard chains Breastpins, Earrings Fingerrings
Bracelets, Head Ornaments, &c.
silver spoons Forks Butter Knives and silyerwne gen
orally al the manufacturers prices.
Branniaware, I'm. Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c watcher
snd clocks repaired by experienced worknrn
LOCKWOOD SCRfBNER, Dis Pearl
hn1h u cor Of FutOn.sL opposite United StAtes Hoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

~T.J. Coleman, Exchange Broker - no ola =
I'd nd syer exchanged nosez aid drifts COD actsa AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

a THE sUBsCRIBEK, who vas awarded q
a gold medal for the best toned CAureh and other
"a Bets exhibited al the Fair OF the American intu-
%A tute In October, is45, and who has received tie
hlyhes, premiums several past for the best bes
and Town Clocks well al tbs FAIRS OF the New.
state Agricultural Society the American Institute. IL
now prepared TO furnish, at his foundry, oes Of any
weigh. rsqnired-waranted not TO break OF eraex ana
IONS 10 pleass and give satisfaction He attaches 10 Them
- Lnprored cast Pom Yoks, with movable gudgeons, by
which II. hell can he adjusted To hang and mig pro-
perry ,,.,.,,-, IN han.
Copper and Brass Castings made % order. ,.-
1I, ANAL Insr1 msns Levels and Surveyors Com
ssryeyor1 Improved compasses for taking hori
zootaI and vertical angles without tho neediea
Cab paid for old copper and brass. ,.,,
III SWORDS Agent IIs Broadway. oi7 lm13tw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

The auention of Housekespers and others Is psrreuarS
r,ii.d 10 WHIPS senl Rig and Len Screw Bedirada
sS s..,aed l- Premium, tie Lae Far Of tx A1sert
en-. Iaa These Bed..esd. are PROOF sSs5t 1--WE ys, rnD
nt tins No better proof wanted Of the Supsriory "a
hese Bedstesds over al ot<, Than by stating MAJ witnm
The last FIVE years OVER THIRTY THOUSAND o. 'hen h
been sod. .r - .~.,,ir.
for themselves .,sa.xan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

SI!TUTE. Shrewsbury, y j. rsopens - Winter Ses-
sion Monday, Dad November Pupils received MI 81,
December TESMs-S.5 ger Session OF - weeks This
1ns:raon conirs comprehensive English and Classical
education including the German, French Spanish and
ltsiln Lanr-tays. Cl-rG,ar. ISL Nassast n lvr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06
u DIR. Bnnning's Body Braee.--Fof ihe rel!

Specifications prepasei and D'a"iiss 'ads iot -.
ont Patents ~ wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

Potomac writes to the Baltimore Patriot a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

an FALL. FASHIONs.-Hats, Hsu.-Psri mole
Eli skin hats at 49, equal thoss sold by others al 81
elegant dress hats al - 81 and 81 25 npeforb
style aud finish to In many place. q. - neat hats g,
81 C. g. Murch will be pleased TO SEQ his friends q! thls
s,tnbli.lIn.nL GEORGE p. H. BROWN,
al inn. l46 Csna.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

LARcENtES.-A fellow named Jacob Sutherland
was arrested Tor stealing pair of boots from Van
Pclt Charles H. Pratt arrested charge OF steal
ing an orercoat from john Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-06

Psopne.ors Office 1856 Bowery Sold. Wholesale eSd -
AL BY WYATT q KETCHAM. l2I Fulion-st N. y. an
G sloane Is4 Fulton-st BROOKLYN Price 81. Tvs En-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

Miscellany, who gallant Georgia Colonel preparing
for bloody war and thus advertises his blood
instrument of destruction:
"H's Wanted-If the gentleman whose posse ssion
Adutant Kirby left sword "a and thrust, with black
leather scabbard and brass mountngs,) belonging the
editor of this paper cutting cheese frogs
with it, will thank him TO send it to this Office by tho
first favorable opportunity
When the London Times this advertiser mt, it will
military strength and give timely
advice to the Ministry and the danger
arousng the war-sPirit the Oregon question.if it
does do all this, will certainly be chargeable with
neglect of duty That "sword thrust with black
leather scabbard and brass mounting has
ed and have doubt but that already hands
of owner The editor of the mt saws
he shall hold his breath until he hears how the
mt is received by Parliament
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
DYE TISlNG.

IL advertisements .riH be eonspeaeasly inserted I" the
" PaifaaiaHa'' at the follosring rates:
One SQUARE Of 10 hnes, ta5om'sl reeks, 100
announcing namss Of candidates for effee. 90
4 liberal discount the aLore rates ,chb adrtr
tse by the Adceffiseen tell be u.I
bid at the Of the adre1isel fired
No adrey1isesn ,ci Be considered less than one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
RICHMOND HOTEL:

II OSEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
- friends and the Travelling public. that he has re-
sumed the Landordshp Of this we'll and favorabIv known
noiEL, and he Is prepared TO make Travellers COM
Portable good and attentive Os,Ier is al all times
ready to take charge Of Horses and stable is we'll sup
Pied with pfovender His charge. reasonable
= SeP' z4th' lea9 sotf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
The CircumpoInr.

This is the name of machine for cutting down
trees, &c. 1t can be fixed, il said a and
half and will cut through tree at the rate of three inch
per minute, without causing the waste the wocdman
makes with his leaving groove of only and a
half inches around the tree applicable for other
purposes such the cutting of for cutting
piping any size, or in any position, likewise for
ing the moudings of columns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
@ I L lg y b IN g w a N II S
CHEAP CASH STORE.

BARGAINS can be had at the Store of the un-
} dersgncd, who has Just received complete as
sortment of GOODS. His stock consists in part, of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, SAT-
NETS and JEANS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
sHAVVLs-in great variety; PRINTS--of all the latest
and newest styles and patterns; ALPACHAS-plain
and fancy; Thibet and English MERINO; French and
Manchester GINGIAMS; DRESS Silks good
assortment; and in fact every thing in the line of
Ladies Dress Goods Twccd's, Buffalo and low a
Cloths, Genoa Cloths IIckngs, brown and beachcd
Drings; Brown and beached Muslins, cheap as the
cheapest; Alpacha and Parisenc Cloths; Silk Cotton
Velvets, Checks Irish Linens; Brown and beached
Table Cloths; Plain and striped Linens, brown tHo-
lands Umbrellas; Bandanna and pitteficld II DIX is,
Black Italian Cravats plain and fancy Stocks Cotton
and Bingham Handkc rchIes, Jaconets, Gum Elastic,
Worsted and Webb Suspenders, Cambrics, Bobbinets,
Swiss and Null Musns, Laccs and Edgngs, Lace and
Nett Feis Ladies KID silk picnic and cotton Gloves,
Alpaca Aprons and Silk do; Gentemcn's Gloves, as
sorted Hose and Iafiiosc, Pins, Needles, Stay
and Coat binding Tapes, Buttons Yelling and Coat
Cords and Sewing Silks and Twists, Hooks and Eyes
Russia Sheetng, Ingram and Nenitian Carpets, Dam
ask Morccn Apron and Furniture Checks. W all and
Window Paper, Men and Boys Fur. Cloth, Selette,
and Velvet CAPS-latest styles; Ribbons, Combs,
Patent and Cotton Threads, Ladies Travelling Carpet
Bags and Baskets, &c &c.
IJstlorence Braid and Straw BONNETS--a superior
article; Straw and Palm Leaf HATS, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

ROOTS AND SlROES.
THE subscriber
respectfully in
forms the public.
that he has lust
received fresh stock
of Doors AND Shoes which
he VIII sell Cheap for Cash a the old stand
on Main street. I5- one door W est of the
BOOK
STORE.
r. ESTELL
Richmond, March Il. lS46. I2;t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

EFIGRAM-Suggested by some clever lines in the Gum
berand paper on the nomination Of President by the Bal
timore Convention.-WesfeTnC Continent
Says Wing to Loco, 81 wonder you chose
man fer your President nobody knows, f
When SO many others found Of your party, zse
Distinguish d as patriots and in the hearty1
THAT true says the Loco 'but drill by leader
We needs follow suit Be damn.d n s~eedsrs.
And like all sueh blind. inconssderste folk,
We vote, a. we buy. for pig in a Poke q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

1--WE see by the annual report of the Colonization
Society, and also by Of the Legislature of Liberia
that grant of land given to every colored
married colored an, their arrival ria with
out cost charge of any kind The society
dwelling for six months. and supply them with all
cessary comforts during that period This gives the in
dusrous settler greater advantages than be found
any other country in the known world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
From The Ladies' National Magazine for APRIL
THE TROTHED.
TALE OF THE SANTEE.

BY THE AUTHOR "MARIOS's MEN, &c
..Our band is few, but true and tried,
Our leader frank and bold,
The British soldier trembles
When Marion's name is told.
Our fortress is the good green wood,
Our tent the cypress tree,
We know the forest round US,
AS seamen know the
Wo to the English sodicry
That little dread is near
On them shall light at midnight
A strange and sudden fear
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

IVery few aware of the great profits Of the Fur
Trade In of the large fur establishments IN St Lou
small bale enveoped in sail CLOTH about - square
feet which will bring the 5000 II contains 500
mink skins originally costing 60 cents, and 45 beaver
skins worth each s. g. so The warehouses of
tina. city many valuable bales Of fusro the Rocky
Mountains