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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-04

MPORTANT TO FARMERS. Wanted.
Il dGOU pounds of prime B''T FER weekly the wear
round i9r which contracts will be taken. ANY Far
lllet Wl'hhg 70 contract tor the above article, will
address post paid) &C W. VIZ Baltimore. statino
the quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly. mh5Y!if
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-04

are mnhlhcatons of the invention, and are re,orr
mended in more chronic cases of disease wbere ~.
ddhgs do not possess sufficient intensity or Dower
Ihey are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists ances
chest OF any part the body with perfect ease
uaValc power that is required may thus be obtained
ana no complaint which the mysterious agent of Cal
vanish can effect, will fail TO be permanently religv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
EsXJAMrN sUgAITAya

ENxGAMrN STR ATTAIN
IGNHANKFUL for the patronage heretofore extended
to him, hereby informs the public that he has Some
time sincel associated with him in business THADDEUS
WRIGHT, the business will be conducted at the old
stand, under the nanc and style Of
s TRATTAN & WRIGHT:
whe are receiving, direct from Phladelphia and n
York. a new and extensive stock Of
DRY Z! ]! GOODS, f i:;s: s"5 . Of .
CLOTHS;
CAsSIMERES;
SATINETS;
TWEEDs,
VESTINGS Sc
A great variety Of new style Prints:
Black and colored dress Silks;
Linen and Silk Handkerchefs;
Swiss and Null Muslins;
Ginghams; Lawns VI. de LANES;
Alpaccas; Imperial Grape BOmbaznes,
Lustres; Shawls Scarfs;
Cravats, Irish Linens Jaconet;
Cambria; Grape. Ribbons
Nett Goods; Laces Gloves;
Hosiery, and NOTIONS in abundance.
a : s;ssy of, DOMESTIC GOODS,
TABLE CLorIis. Brown and Damask,1
MARsEILLEs QuILTs. &c. &c.
IL We invite particular attention styles OF
Goods suitable Friends take great pains
in selecting these Goods, and think compare
sorao in THIS with n , IN rns ssa
santlv sale Fine and erfsa fine Cap Grape, Grape
Lsse, Silk Blond, SIX Cause fndd BOOK Muslin, Book
Muslin Farakerehiefs assortment of Bonner Saks,
Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,-A good assortment OF Straw Goods, BOOTS,
SHOES, SLIPPERS &c &c
\ large aud general assortment Of
H1rd,cdre;
QHeensrIrt;
Windo,o Glass;
Nails, and
Groceries
j. As making some improvement IN our Store
Room Cellar &c, we shall be prepare to deal IN FRO,
almost every description; and shall be prepared
to pay CASH for Flour, Wheat. Fiaxseed, Lard,
Bacon, &c.
u The old customers of B. STRArrAN and the public
generally, respectfully invited to call and examine
stock and prices: confident otter
STRONG INDUCEMENTS to purchasers.
STRATTAN x WRIGHT
Richmond 5th mo. 18TH 1876 20f
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-No,ice is hereby Civ
~ en- that shall proceed, Saturday the 9th day Of
June next, SELL the late residence of Amos Claw
son. deceased the Goods Chatels and personal effects Of
edent,-consis.ng, in part of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs Farming Utensils, Bugge and Harness Lard Press
and large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
Sale to commences 10 o'clock a of said day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
A FARM FOR SALE!

TIME splendid Farm, belonging to Daniel Irembie
h., offered for sale. This splendid Farm is situated
ma and a. half miles South Of Richmond, Immediately
an the leading from Richmond, to Boston, being n
- County of Wayne, State of Indiana containing lb3
Acres more or less So Acres under fence aud
ia This land is not surpassed by any IN the
vicinity Of Richmond either for fertility OF soil or beau
sifnl s,tuaton. There a comfortable Dwelling and a
new Frame Barn, the premises There Is, also, an
equal quantity Of grain and meadow land abundance OF
6ne timber never failing spring of good water, fine
orchard Of excellent fruit with every essential for
|. comfortable home.
Those wishing buy, requested to call and see Tor
themselves, will recommend itself good waran-
tee Deed will be made to the purchaser Those who
vish TO SEE Farm invited to call the under
signed living on the premises
SARAH TREMBLE, Adm'x-
May &c, lS46. 22:5t'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26

JAYSE's HAIR Toxrc-We know DR.. Qugley person
ally, and there the country whose
is entitled respect He all subjects honest
and sincere, and his high character Physician be
aitested BY the first medical in the city.
PhitadeiDiiu San.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct 10, lo43.
Dear Sir.-You inquire of me whether have used
your Hair Tonic and with what effect.
Several years ago my hair began to fall rapidly from
the scalp, and had prospect of premature badness
At length friend recommended your Hair Tonic.
used three four bottles according the printed
tions and the end of six months my hair thick
SET and since, its tendency to turn arrested
have before given certificate,
medicines which indiscrirninatev used the
often are, do much injury; but like the presen
where know the article be beneficial, and that il
do no HARM have scrupies in stating facts with
in my own knowledge.
Yours, &c,
JOHN QUIGLEY, D.
Dr. D. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
1JFor sale q: Reeds Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
4 full assortment. at all times, Of HARDWARE
GROCERIES, aud QUEENSXVARE.

There is NO MISTAKE. but that the above GOODS
will be sold unusually low prices, for Cash. or
approved Country Produce.
ITCall at the CHEAP CASH STORE, in tho Wese
Room of the Richmond Hotel, and obtain BARGAIN
Richmond, March II, 1916. lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26

I'll in St. Peters Church at Albany, New York
,h;s inscription "St Peters Church. IN Albany IN
,es, T. OgiIive, minister; Stevens. T. Collins war
81. The bible is over 100 years DID, having been
,rn,ed in i7ie The communion plate which is very
ss.vy. and numbers seven pieces was present fro"
oueea Anne. Upon each is engraved the following
a;,,n. France and Ireland, and of her plantations
nh America Queen, to her Indian Chapel of the
Onondauguas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
BALSAy7 or WORT.
TeStimOry that can be led on.

take a pleasure in thus communicating the public
account of extraordinary case performed on my
wife by the of Tayors Balsam Of Lirerwort. She
had suffered from affection of the liver,
her symptoms follows: Pain and in the
right side, and the p of the stomach pain under the
shoulder blade cosveness attended with yeio"ness OF
the skin, and frcque Mt attacks of Jaundice.
She had tried almost every thing and her physician
could give her but little encouragement TO the pros
pect Of her being we'll again, the general opinion
might be patched up little, but that she
could be cured This her situation at the time
that she first of the papers OF this place. inc
various of the wonderful performed by
the above medicine She resolved TO try and nmedi-
the agent and obtained of the large bot
ties, and commenced using it, and by the time two bot
used up, she felt herself entirely cured 1t IS
now months since, and she still continues WE'LL
LEW Is BURk.
Richmond May 8, 1916.
NJ For sale by Dr.. j. Howes, agent for Richmond
Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26

A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE-Notce is hereby
~ given that have taken out Of the Wayne Probate
Court letters of administration the Estate of Amos
Cawson, deceased All persons having claims against
the requested present the for pay
me mt according and all those indebted tho
are required to make immediate payment Tho estate
is probably insorent THOS. I. WILSON. Admit
May 18TH 1916 2l:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26

nw,NIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
"A zen that the undersigned has taken out Of the
Wayne Probate Court letters Of ad%,ns, s On the
Al, osryous having claims against said Estate, are
1900 70 present them, within the time prescribed by
~ hose indebted to the required to make
.S;.ee oayment The Estate supposed to be SOL
vent b0nAC ii1Hi'-'DA>i>' - 81 y.
Nav Goth, 1916. 22:t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
To All Persons Interested.

VI>HE undersigned being about to remove from this
place. is Of closing mp his business and dis
posing of Of property He thefore requests ~
having claims against him. to them h
or in his nce William Cox, who will b duly an
him. requested to make payment above, early
possible
A COMF0RTARLE DWELLING HOUSE, %
Street, with good smoke house. stable and other
conveniences, 10 offered for sale rent.
The PORK AND ICE HOU Sc. opposite the Market
house. Is also offered for reasonable terms The
house large and has we'll filled house in ths rear
This is excelle ut location for . butcher.
THE SLAUGHTERING ESTABLISHMENT. nsar
the BRIDGE convenient in all s aangeme.ss for rens
THE KILN AND QUARRY, immediately above lie
bridge with lime house. xc, offered for rent
sum, the shares
OLIVER KINsEY.
18th mo. 18th, le46. N1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
THRESHlNG MACHINES.

He is also making Threshing Machines, of every de-
scrpton, embracing all the late improvements, in that
line His Machines of different sizes suitable for
one, two, four horses that farmers by having
small machine may their toll, and DO their own
threshing.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully requests those
wishing to procure any thing III his line to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
1J-fIis Shop Main street, directly opposite Mr.
Lewis Burk's Livery Stable, second door below Mr.
Bowers Hotel I. A DUGDALE.
I'm. B. suitable person wanted 10 Travelling
Machine, and, also, Il with horses to Sta
tionary Machine T. A. D.
Richmond Nav Goth 1916 81 :6m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
Look to Your Own Interests,

and give a call before purchasing elsewhere as |
NEVER DID NOR EVER Do INTEND, TO RUIN
THEIR TRADES INFRINGING
BOOTS. SHOES. WOOD SAW FRAMES, AXES, nor,
in short any thing usually MANUFACTURED in this GUY
II All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange
fo- GOODS, at The hig CHEST market price.
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond, May 6, 1916. l93m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
A FARM OF 100 ACRES

NOR SALE!-.The undersigned wishes to sell his
II valuable FARM, situated six miles north of Rich
mond the New Paris and Williamsburg road west OF
the Fl, Wayne road containing 40 Acres of hrstrate
Lands Acres of which cleared and IN good state
of cultivation. There good l2 story Frame House
"a large Frame Barn. nearly and double set of
corncrbs and Wagon house attached thereto-a supe
ror Spring of never-faing water. convenient to the
dwelling House-en excellent bearing Orchard OF graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c
alter for stock is abundant, and very convenient
w 1lIiam Duan. residing a. F. - ut
adjoining the described premises Is annorizeo 10
sell the same; and any person wishing 10 purchase
GOOD FARM, is respectfully ivited TO cal ana examine
: JOB HAINES.
January 18th 1916 3tf-6f6m-6fy
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

Joseph w. GILBERT, respectfully informs his
ID friends and the Travelling public, that he hes 10
sumed the Landorship of this we'll and favorably known
HOTEL, and he is prepared to make Travellers COM
Portable good and attentive Ostler is at all times
take charge of Horses, and the stable we'll sup
Piled with prove dcr His charges reasonable.
Sept. 9th. 1915. 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-26
FARMERS anil MECHANICS,
ST A n D BY!

r;sSEI MEEK, has lust received the Great
- Locomotive, direct from Philadelphia the most
splendid stock Of
SPRING Is SCLEIIsl3 Goods
offered in this city, comprising all the fashion,
able STYLES Of Goods that be found in the Eastern
Cities among them be found all the various styles of
LADIES, SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
Baizarines and Barragcs;
Plain and satin striped Organdie Muslin,
Ombrie dc Lawns;
Lawns;
Bingham Lawns;
Prints of every style and patern
Parasols
Bonncts of all descriptions;
Swiss and Tarlton Nuslins;
Ginghams;
Gloves
Mitts;
Hosiery of all descriptions, &c Sc
u You find at JESSE MEEK's all the various
styles of
Cloths;
Cassmcrcs,
1weeGs,
Satinets
of which shall sold low they be bought
either Philadelphia New York City, excepting
Buffalo, j. would just say to my customers and the
LADIES in particular, that TROUBLE
AS expect o make my living by selling GOODS, l
vii say the Mechanics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
Police Intelligence.

Juvenile Bwslars.-Oficers Shaw and Paulscraft ar.
rested on Saturday, four young boys by the names of
John A. Crane, Henry w. Crane, George Babcock and
jeremiah HedgsI, charge OF burglarously entering
the coal Office occupied by Mr. Sexes at the Of
Hammersley ard Washington streets, on Friday night
last and stealing therefrom SO 10 in small change
Justice Roome committed them all for further examine
ton.
Buying Stolen Goods-Oficer Hill, of the 9Th ward
arrested on Saturday man by the name of Owen Nc
Msnus on charge OF buying goods moving the same
nation.
Grand larceny-oficers Read and Kendall, fthe 10th
ward arrested Saturday night, woman called Mary
Brown, charge Of stealing quantity Of wearing ap
pare valued at $685.. the property Of Mrs. Cathsrine
Cunningham. The above active officers recovered the
whole Of the stolen property, slowed away in house
in 10th street. between the 9th and 10th Avenues. The
accused was taken before Justice Roome and committed
for trial.
Stealing wateh.-A loaferish looking chap was or.
rested on Saturday night on q charge Of stealing
examination by Justice Osborne.
A Fugitive from albany Onicer Colws Of Albany,
the of James keenan, wherein he stands charged
with grand larceny Capt Boudinot, Of the srd ward
Ssns bany for to his
Burglary dwelling house occupied by Mr..
Stephen Conover, No ITO Leonard street, burgla
riousy entered on Saturday night last by some bold
thief, and coat, two three pair OF boots, Ia
dys shawl and articles of wearing apparel stolen there
Arrested on suspieisn-Oficer Feeney, of the Sixth
Ward arrested last night an old thief called Bob Camp
bell suspicion Of stealing piece of cloth, for which
owner 10 wanted-sppy to the above enicer Locked
up for examination.
Passing Counterfeit Money Officer woodbridge, Of
the 9th ward arrested Saturday night man called Wm
McDermott and Eliza his wife, charge Of passing
q counterfeit $40 bill the Frseman's Bank, Bristol
Rhode Island Mr. Thomas Martin, grocer, in Ore nge
street Justice Osborne committed them both for exami
nation.
Suspicion Of Bwglary.-Capt McGrsth, OF the Sixth
Ward police arrested Saturday nighta, fellow called
Il. johnson, alias Moore, on suspicion of committing
veral burglaries Locked up.
Stealing Ovsrcoaf An old thief, called Patrick
OFarel arrested on Saturday, caught in the act
Of stealing overcoat worth sl0 belonging Richard
Butler residing at No. Benson street. Committed for
trial by Justice Osborne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
Sunday, Nov. 12-6 p

SunOaY, NOVs 1H-O f. Ne
The stock market during the past week has been very
quiet far prices concerned, although the trans
actions in the principal railroad fances have been very
large. Harlem and Norwich & Worcester have been
the avoes among Spectators but the large sales have
had influence in sustaining prices. The position Of
foreign relations begins to attract much attention. and
among capitalists much alarm. 1t is supposed by many
that the Mexican has but just commenced that
have just got deep enough into the business prevent
rerograde movement and that the difficulty of progress
sing every day increases and becomes formidable
We anxious the exhibit Of the Secretary the
Treasury to Congress- it is impression that will
give insight into the condition of the Treasury by
means favorable The people of this country have
not the slightest idea of the expenditures made within
the past six months and think it will require all the
financial genius at the command Of the government to
devise and provide ways and carry the war
with Mexico.
There can be no improvement of any consequence In
the stock market long the national finances continue
involved in much uncertainty and mystery. There
funds enough hand at present. but the prospect
that the government will require many more more mil.
lions of dollars and long the continues much
difficulty will be experienced in raising supplies Fifty
millions could be raised at the close of the war; much
easier than ten be raised while hostlitiss exists
We annex a comparative table Of quotations for the
principal speculative stocks in this market for each day
Of the past week. and at the close of the week pre-
vious:-
QuorArIoss THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE Nrw
YORK Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
City Intelligence.

COMMON CoUNoIL-Both Boards meet this evening
made in caucus will be confirmed In the Board Of Assis-
tants is presumed that several reports Of committees
equaiisns TAXATION Altering Conditions ' of ps
ges Of Jersey City Ferry; expediency Of copslling
City Hall the Bowery also on the subject Of grant
ing permission to lay rails in Hudson street end Eighth
Avenue to McCo~6s Dam, in accordance with the ap-
The STEAMER ATLArrIc-This fine steamer which
left Saturday evening at her usual hour for Boston,
met with an accident, having received some injury in
the piston connected with her machinery She back
from and was soon placed the dry dock, where
she was promptly repaired and left Yesterday afternoon
skinned along the East River'in beautiful trim.
SAVED PROM DRowNING.-A man named John fell into
the river at Pier No 8, yesterday morning, and was
sents the thirty which life has been saved
during the last fsw months in this vicinity through the
efficient services Of the police.
lighting of the Streets that have occurred within the
last fortnight is beginning to arrest the public attention
efforts to check the abuse.
WILL BELIEvED2-It is a remarkable fact, but
still assured from official source of its truth
First ward is still burning on some Of the lots
in the vicinity of Broadway. 1t would seem as
magic hand ha had been employed to
appear, where lately was perfect wreck; and in
the few lots that yet remain unbut upon the smoke still
issues from the smoudering embers Of the late hrea
THE PARK FOUNTAIN yesterday favored crowd of
anxious lockers on with peep at the Maid of the
Mist" who, after long absence, appeared to afford
tisfacton to her many admirers When shall we have
the fountain ornamented, promised by some of the
Common Council We fear not until the ofthe next
spring election; and then shall merely get pro-
mise" from some new asprant for Office.
FIREs.-Another fire took place at No. Oil Water st.
yesterday morning, which ascerained have orgi-
mated in consequence of of the embers of tho FIRE
of the previous day having gnited the place again It
was promptly put out. Store No. 209 adjoining, was
damaged by the previous fire Of Friday The be-
longed to Mcssrs. Fish and Scott
FRosr-Ice of the thickness Of dollar was formed in
this neighborhood on Saturday night.
EXPERIMENTS IN HUMAN MAoSErIsM-The celebrated
demonstrator and lecturer this subject Professor
Rodgers lectures tomorrow evening at Lyceum Hall
Broadway, Prince and his explanations and exper
mens to those that have heretofore been offered to the
public will undoubtedly for him another of those
attended his course
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
NEW YoRK STATE BANKS.

II will be observed that the circulation since Novem
ber ls43, has been steadily but slowly increasing, and
that the specie hand has been steadily falling off,
Since November, ls43, the circulation has increased
s6o542, and the specie has fallen of s. %544Oo This
makes vast difference in the circulation of those de-
parments of the banks by means favorable to their
credit with the public The lines Of discounts and de-
posts have within the above period huctuasd more or
less but the amount Of loans the of November,
1916, compared with those for the lt Of November,
isAs show increase of sla7e 1884, and the deposits
an increase Of s., 240,036.
The conclusion come to in view Of these facts is,
that the banks of this city and State by in
strong position They have expanded upon the weakest
points, and have not strengthened themselves in any
way If they have become very deeply involved In the
speculative movements Of the day. the Of assets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
Musical Intelligence.

sivoRI-After the most triumphant at Boston,
we hear this unequalled artist in this
city He will give grand concert at the Tabernacle
Friday evening" and will be assed by musical talent of
the highest order In vocal music shall have Signora
Pco Mrs Loder Miss Northa and signor De Begnis in
instrumental music, NJ. Rapetti, with his orchestra,
Messrs Fontana, Timm and Loder, besides the magic
bow Of the wonderful himself He will play
four pieces the eighth Concerto Of spohr seeno can.
tante); a favorte Duet, with Rapet accompanied by
the orchestra the Prayer of Mes y and the delicious
variations on Mel Cor" This will be the last opportu.
ny that our citizens will have of hearing him pre- vious
10 his departure for the South and without doubt will be
the richest musical treat of the season.
HENRy HERz.-Ths Baltimore .ameyiean Of the Goth
says that the concert Of this celebrated composer
and pianist attended, Thursday evening,
Notwithstanding the very unfavorable weather,
by a numerous and very respectable audience =
The exhibitions Of the professiona skill and
tast Of Mr.. H. given in the effective manner
with all the expression finished execution and mastery
style for which he is so justly celebrated In conse.
qvence Of the disappointment to many who pre-
vented from attending by the bad weather Mr.. has
been induced to announce second concert for Friday
evening next
well.
The Hughes. Family are giving concerts in Harris
burgh, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23

General Cass In Albany will deliver an address
in the city Of Boston Wednesday next, in Salem on
Thursday, and in Lowell on Friday.
Frederick Reigel, was tried in Pittsburgh last week
for the murder OF his wife found guilty in the hrst de-
gree, and sentenced to be hung.
girl in Wrenham, Massachusetts, who passed her
self of upon her employer respectable physician,
possessed OF supernatural powers. last week
fenced by the authorities to the house of correction Her
attempts at a sect raising would not 60 down.
The Boston Transcrip, Of Saturday says:"The gale
Of yesterday severely felt in the country large
barn was blown down In Southboro and have heard
of some damage 10 chimniss in ether towns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23

comparison of prices current at the close ofthe mar.
ket yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the pre-
vious week. exhibits falling of in Norwich and wor
cester of u. per cent; Harlem n Long Island I< Can
ton Company Vi Morris Canal, r. There has not been
solitary transaction at either of the Boards in several
Of the fancies as will be BY the absence Of quota
tions
TIE annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the