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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!i!
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
J.. FL, FUSS & Co,

One door above the United States Hotel
WATER ST WHEELING. VA
TNIIE PROpRlEToRS have Just received and
i IRE now opening large and elegant nssori-
ment oi Foreign and Dnne>iic Goods purchases in
New York, Philadelphia aud Biimnre. 10 which
The at,nlIon of the oiiizens of Wheeling and sur.
mundinr country are respectfully invited.
Our stock Is perhaps, The largest 10 the city en-
tracing all the latest aud most approved styles
consisting ul
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, &C.
Oi these we have rare nnd xoelenI assortment
such Blk blue Bin, Blue. Invisible Green and
other Fancy colors; besides these we have a large
and well selected assortment, df VESTINGS, such
as plain and Fanny Satin plain and hg'd SILK. plain
f0ncy Marseilles .BslI, Cashmere, English Quilting
&c &c.
.TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including III qualities mud c,,nrs.
Irish Linens. Linen Check. Ginghnm. Gamhroons.
nnd all other lifh' Goods >uiahIe Tor Summer Wear.
A A..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

take this opportunity 10 mention. that have
resigned husiness my necouui. therefore roy
friends and customers especially invited 10 call
on me NJ The Store of IUSS & co.
M Is G w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
stock OfCloths

Black, Brown. Green. P0mo Invisible Green.
Blue and various oiher fancy cOlofed Broad Cloths.
imported frUm france aud England direct for the
Fashionnble trade. Also large SUPPLY Of The new.
Est style oFren.h Cassi nege.. supcror 10 anything
ever offered both in style qnaiiIy and fashion
NESTINGS-As 10 Vesungs I deis the world 10
heat Them eher IA qualify variety; shall not
attempt to enumeraie The dfTerent ens nj present.
bat suffice IL 10 say hat Ihev ssidcdiy Frrrch
therefore you viii please excuse 'rAiIoR for noi
undersia ndinG Tho t"rhuicai 'crms ~ pnipes
CoAT& PANTALOONST UFFS.
Plan and Fa"y Linen Drug, e .eck Brown,
Black and Fancy Cachmcre; Bornhezibes. Silk and
Wool Twccds all colnrs aud grades; Tues apas
and Henry Clay Tweeds; BosInn o,.d Kentucky
Jeans, ard many other styles sumerous To u en-
ton. All the above named RIticles vii be sold
10y The yard. OF made up to order in my usual
Ia St,la
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
ID. D.ARR.4GH.

HAAS TAKEN the Store No 1856 Main Street
y n Opposite Mendul a IIaThnufs FaFuiiure
Ware Rooms. where he has received sod vi kceP
consisnIly IN hand large ard hand-,sne stuck ~
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DRY GOODS,
Which he tf'rs OF Wholesale C. Retail 90 The mOsi
favorable terms. lis stock is new Md purchased
with cate and pafl Of t wuh especial attention So
he wants Of The retail rode. The Ladies aud
Genhemen Of Wheeling md vicinity ate invited io
cell IN him and be ALTERS himself lhar hey Will
fpl his stock and pieces 20 he quite os desifabla as
those ~ my oher estqhlislimeris in th1 ciy.
Tie declines euumersung Goods ai preseni but
be can assure his frisads thai hey viii End every.
hing desired IN Dsy Couds Store. u they coll and
oxsminc on rs ID DARRAGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
READY MADE cLorHINa,

Made aun irumed IA g"d style, I" sun the 'n'Jne.
daie requirements ul purchasers. iogeiher with an
endless assorImeBi 0i ne and fancy articles. such
as Linen aud Coiion Shirts. Shin C"ller. B''-oms,
udkls, Sclrls. SusleLders. Gloves. Ii.siery. dc.
Ila\ ms procured cutters aud workmen "f ac-
know lodged merit we afc prepared 10 make up
any article ol Ginning 10 order. ia style that can.
moi fail Ia please Ihoee who RppreCaic a.. comhi
ming aud elegance, and ia fact The Good Intent
will be lnsnd Ia lie ono Of The must fashionable e.,
lahliskmtnls IN the civ
In conclusion. we invite our friends respectfully.
TO call aud examine our stock previous To purchasing
el.ew here determined To pay that attention
TO our customers which will not only merit but
secure their patronage and Influence.
J II HUSS a. CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
am RAuIgELs.

- MEL. b NV prepared io GU inv o'drf W
- Gun Barrels go run from ! 90 in ESQ bullets
10 hs pound, also Gun L,eks sild mounting
a. a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

~ iriu unfold an Enrdri,ishCd tale,
For truth is mighty and wiu prevail"
Wei here I come oace more lcith the FOUR
BIG DOCKS open, and Is stock Of Reir
aud Fashionable Spring Goods, attic
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
COLUMBUS, 90 )INsURANCE COM
Ace t PANY

Soc PANY.
o.. AGENCY FOR WHEELING,
II X LIST. At ShTiqeT g. Sfelle's Warehouse,
Waer street.
VHNHEY will lske risks on Buildings OF all
III kinds;
Steamboats, and Csrgoes, Factories, Mills,
KeelboatS, FlsIbostS add CarSOss g., against
loss OF damage by hre,or The dangers and perilS
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Their agents are authorized To make the fol.
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person insulting single risk by which
no loss To the company is sustained, shall re,
ceiye return on application TO the agent, OF
40 per cent on the amount PAD. On nett gross
premi.ms paid each year, amounting To $500
or over, ~ 2 per cedt on DO; amounting TO
$4,000 or over, per cent Jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
Sg'.g a ~ Lives.

q REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
NH WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH.
INGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Sage Companies, ore RAINING 6 daily lines
To CuHborlund, connecting with The g. ORR
Only "a hosts Stage travel 10 either OF The above
cities. the balance by Railroad.
Time to BALTIMORE o. hours,
Time To Philadelphia AZ hours
Fare to Baltimore II DOLLARS.
Fare To Philadelphia 3 do
Six daily lines leaves the Co. Stage and Rail.
road office every morning nj O'Clock A NJ, ard
exITas furnished al any hour load should offer.
F0rihrourh TiekeIsio Baliimore md Philndelphio
arpy al The Co.'S office, No 36 Water St. Wheeling,
Va. dspr North Z S Hotel
For food Intent Stag e Co. W IL STEELE.
end } C. ACHESON. fer N II Co.
Great Central Route Raj road aud Stage Office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

ADMINISTRATORS NUIIJE.
q EriERS Of administration 90 tte estnte ~
4 Isaac BuH. laie &C Ohm county, deceased
having been erubd Use subscriber, go lcrsons
ov ,ns tbe estate ate requested 90 make Jpymtnt
without drity.ard lbo.e h8fite claims against tho
sod cs.slc wii pftttu, che come, fuIcuy proven
.,f settlement ALEX y LAtDiEY,
mas AdmuisffatOf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

Shoe Th'ead. Lose, Bfsiics, Knives. Awl-. Pegs
Bot Web G'l'' ne. Boot Trees, Nails. S.arhhles
Boot and shuc Keys ept7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

NJ Eli MOORE g. CO. respectfully inform
Y the unveihug public, that they have by an
arrangement win Vuorhes q Co. md o Hinton
extended Their splendid National Road SlneO
Lines direct to ST Lnuis. through lndiaro;" T..
Ieue lIaule and Vlndall. and that unsurpassed
accommodations TOW be had through The entire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves wheeling daily
ai 10 oc'orl, p NJ, to Cincinnati IN Sc hours. to 81
L,uis days
Pll"t Cooch leaves Wheeling daily al 10 o'clock
r NJ SO hou's to- Crncinnaii
ID TAILMAD5E'S Good Intent Cnarh leaves
Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock NJ. 20 hours to
Naysville. ~.
ETuns furnished on MI the above lines 10 PARTIES.
with the puvIcso Ofsieeping OF travelling at nj liz
ns ihey tnay y,ish.
Office No 80 Water 81. Grsi door below The y y
Hrel. Wheeling Va.
bnI2 VIZ COWDERY. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
&H OEN.
LEATHER.
FEVDT.NGN.

Best Bll.in County Sole Leather. Upper
Leather; Cali Skins. Boot Morocco, KID L,nlng and
iffuflfro 81 ir-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
BOOKS! BOOKS!
w. J. ROBR,

w HUIItISALE MD KEIAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Of Main aud Union Strccts,
WHEELING
III as jus, received large aud splendid u.s.
IA a siriment 1f School. Medical aud Misee!la-
"eous Bucks; also foil assortment of Stationary
County Merchants would do well to ca land exam
me my stock and prices before purchasing else
where as nm determined Io sell ns cheap a. any
Other establishment IA The West. M Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
READY MADE CLorHrNG,

by siaCKui cluthing consists ~ Inrt 81 braI ciuh
ruck and Dress sDf all colors and qualities
DraP d'E'n, Cashmere. Blmbazine. Tmetds. Linen
Cheeks Plain Linen, Cotton cheeks and every other
description of Summer Goods lha, The New York
market can produce.
PANTALOONS.
Cashmere. Cnssnei. Jeans Tweeds Summer
Cloths Angola. Linen Cheeks. C mhroons. Tuck
paw Tweed. Henry Clay Twccds; and every other
kind OF Summer Goods all ready To walk into.
VESTS.
My stock nf Vests is perhaps the besi hooking and
the largest assortment that ever was locked nj il,
any lily varying IN prices lfoD SO CTS 10 IS. II
embTares all eoln's. Styles aud qualities
81 dozen line Line0 and Cotton Shirt; Check
aud crmnun more iLan have lime 10 count. Col.
lars. Bls"ms. Ssspenders Gloves. Cravais, Stocks.
-Si'k and Linen ildks half hose and great variety
OF oiher atIcles snch rs LADIES' DRESSES nh
patterns aud styiet, PALM Iea HAS ai.G Cuhreha-;
N short every atncle lot belnncs a regular
MERCHANT TAII.0RS ESI ADJUSTMENT.
for furnishing gentleman iih an entire III out cu
be lound here neatly made and cheap Cor cash.
In CONCLUSION viii say that Gun snd will sell
my goods cheaper than one Of my competitors. ~ ha
has iakeu The Trouble 10 make The same known ia
The Eastern clues, can buy Them, ard hope ny oil
Customers vol my new ones will no lungcr
be sulled by This halfway and poorly made ur
Cloth ng. such IS daily offered by those that have
no knowledge of the profession whatever There
l"re ] would respectfully solicit my trends Gus.
toners nnd The pphlc generally TO call and exnnne
lor themselves. ASH will afford me and my clerks
much pleasure IN waiI on ~ n, any time Dom
fo'gei The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
ON THE CORNER. with FOUR BIG DOORS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
PROCLAMATION
,.uEs WHITCOMB CoUernof q me Sta'e o
~ '' Indiana


.o,cbinp close of the year eighteen hundred
!"e naturally suggests TO the rejecting NINA
81 wy lying uterance that deep feeling OF graft
~ Divine Benefactor, which the countless bless
tsde y ,,l and temporal, that have been plentiful
Aowered upon u.s. since - 'o'-'''
calculated to inspire. eow. .s v,I.,as will b.
hm"us horne in mind, not the least the hhppy
gfaAei. of our civil institutions based as hey are
- ,ooular sovereignty, ana designed 10 secure 10
upo" vi rsona liberty and equal rights civii ana rei-
~ 10 rich return of teemng lelds 10 the labor
eou'' L.h.ndman;-the limited mortality as compare
o. -, ,,,s general ness-the preservation OF nc
win m' restoration of health among the residue
anu .s all the gracious offers OF mercy ana OF recon
Ano a . Som a Just e. cd to crring world
cilIanon .,fv recomme nd that Ihursaay The tUeny
IS..T Nore1ber neIt, be set apart ami observed BY
.aooc of the State day of public Thanksgiving
wy ,,;se-that they abstain from their secular aVoca-
md assemble their usual places OF religious wor-
-: and uniting with each other, and with their ic1lo"
80. of many the other states, such manner as
a. may deem most appropriate, that they render m
49,. n their hearty thanks and joyful praise to Al
WJCHTY GOD for those innunerabie other blessings
h;ch the of each may suggest, ana that
A. NAV ponr out their hearts TO U,I that his rich smiles
w. he continued beloved country; and that thu
bounes and fivors of the year, BY the tcrHlua
ION NJ the ways which engaged IN early, Il
;ns, and an honorable peace.
80 In testimony whereof have caused the seal
OF the state to he hcreunto affixed. Witness
Z, 81 my hand at indianapolis, the twenty seventh
day of October, IN the year OF our Lord, one
thousand, eight hundred and forty-six.
JAMES WIIITCONB.
By the Governor:
JouN H. THOMPSON, Secretary Of State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

The letters fro Monterey, written by Off ers AMI prl-
Yates have ntiitcd that the gt IN Monterey, IN
which Col Watson kiIlci, npru4ently brought
on by Gen. w o. Butler OF Kentucky, who III
maud Of the volunteer fore; 1t appears from ts fol-
lowing letter from Washington the New York Com
rcrcaI; tn charge ag Gen Batcri more ser-
ous and has been made off tally the department in
Washington:
Correspondence Of lie Nen Yor. 1,atnerciai.
W>sItSGros, Oct, DIST
learn to-day, that have boon received by ,ha
Government certain official advces from Gen. Taylor,
impeaching the courage and conduct of Gen. WIN. q
Butler of the volunteer force at tn" battle of Monterey
We have had various accounts IN private letters which
were very unfavoruble to Gen Butler and also
going to show that Gen. Taylor censured his con-
due. the spot, IN an excited manner
Gene raj William .. Butler has been a great fivoritc
with the Democratic party AMI great pans have been
taken present him second Jackson, '.born to
,nand' He was undoubtedly looked upon, and IS
the Democratic canlatc for the Presidency of The
United States
II. was brought here by Mr. Polk, his choice for t@
Office of Secretary of War, but 1t was found that tn" ap-
ointment coul b. nliie from Kentucky without
dropping either w alkcr Cave Johnson, or Masonts
it would do to have than half Of the Cabinet
from the sllvcholding States.
He was, when the war commenced, fixed upon as the
Commander n-cicf 1t was supposed that he was the
man designate supcrccde General Scott.
The brilliant victories of C0loH"i lay Tor on the 9Th ami
9th of May although they made HIM hrevrt brgldlrr
general did not, by means, secure to him the com
inand of the army of invasion He fact, great
danger of being ovcrsaughcd o make room for Batter
After tie passage of tn act of June 1th for the APP
pointncnt Of one or general il Hasa question in the
Cabinet whether Tayior Butler should b. the
The difficulty would have been avoided, if Congress had
adopted tn, rcco!nrn laon of the War Department. TO
add two MAJOR generals But they would agree but to
additional mayor general TO the regular army and
liey provided that the end of ths war the number
should be reduced to onct being discretionary with the
President to drop which he pleased.
Here d tempting opportunity to MAKE Butler the
commander chief aud to drop Scott entirely. After
long deliberations found that public opinion would
he Ill NJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
THE I%DI.>A STATE JOURNAL

is published WEEKLY at the following terms:
| copy for $500 3 copies for $40
copies $50 10 30,
TrI-wcchlv. per anlu:n. 300
SHss!oN PAPERS. .vit be sent, during lie scs~i ion
of the next Legislature. at tho following terms
WEEKLY, " copy for 20 cts; . copies for !
rKI-WEENLY, :
l--l'u ymcnss 10 be made IN ali cascs il advance.
We asl for the "5uurnap' an extension Of il.
circulation in some degree commensurate with
the increased expense and labor incurred, - ron
der It worthy IF the patronage OF the people,
Congress pn.i aud Legislative proceedings Vii Be
g5yan WIKI accuracy and promp;ne~s, aui all til
latest novs OF the Day viii he found in lis columns.
w ask each e those who are now Subscribers
10 send rs II least one additional name.
Address. loHE ID. DEFRECS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
Inportant.--NcH' Route to oregon.

Mr. Jesse Appleg,tc addresses letter to the editors
q this AMI the I'D oinng States, with regard TO dscoE
cry which admits emgrants to the valley o. the Villa
nette by southern lie writes from Fort Hail.
September 9th
The new route follows the road to California about
800 miles from this place, ami enters tie Oregon Terri
tory by the way of the Camc Lake passes through the
splendid valleys OF the Rogue ana Umpqua rivers, and
enters III, valley of the Wi,lanc lis Sou;lI-eAs
ern extremity
The advantage gained to the emgrant by this route is
Of the greatest mporanccthe distance considerably
shortened the grass ana water plenty, and the sterile
gions and the dang crossings the Snake and o
umbia rivers avoiicd, we'll the Cascade mountains
--hc my reach his place of destination with his wagon
and property in time to build cabin and wheat
fore the rainy This ROAD has been explored and
Will be opened at the expense Of the citizens of Oregon.
and nothing Whatever is doman led OF the emigrants
Govr. Boggs ana party, with many other families
responsibility, have changed their destination, and arc
now on their to Oregon. Some the cnigraats
'ea stopping IN the nqua valley. which though
large, Is quite equal the Willamette for fertility
way BILL fully describing the road will be prepared
aud sent the United States Fort Hail. for the use
o. he emisrants OF S4 and pilots will be required.
The exploring party the upper settlements of the
willamette the 25th June last; crops prom
sng aud the farmers III high spirits. They met large
emigration from California, consisting of the Hon Felix
Scott. late of Charles ounty. Mo-. ana many others
who left the United States last year They give deci
aed preference TO Oregon alafornia.
81. Louis Rev
CINCINNATI SYxop-D, xcIxG.-We learn from the
Lebanon Star, that the synod Cincinnati has Just clos
edavery harmonious session Of days in that town.
There were one hundred members in attendance
Among the questions decided by the Synod tina, pro-
''eaous dancing, dancing in public assemblies Is in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

nWFLILNs: HOUSE FOR SALE.-.Ihe uncer-
signed offers for sale pleasant family reside nee,
the city of Richmond, Franklin street. Immediate
y opposite Friends Meeting House. The House Is
good twostory dwelling neatly painted ant we'll finish
ed ia modern style 1t and all the
appendagcs of a comfortable residence There also
the ioa good Stable and Carriage House, and other
buildings II pleasantly situated. good neigh
horhood. Enquire OF JOB BORTON, or
ED. BORTON.
Nov. Bra. 1916 4J-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

SHAkER'S w ARE.-The subscribers have just receiv-
- cd and now offer for sale splendid lot of Shakers
Ware-Tubs, Buckets, BccoIns, Bowls. Churns, &c =
which will be sold low H-tINES & EAROuuAR.
Richmond. June 20. fat 27tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

f-school Books, States and Stationery Of all kndS
Gov s1le cheap a, the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond Oct, 49, ls45
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

5.JAYNE's HAIR To>tc.N have heretofore nuluheI-
ed ourselves among those who believed that Hair To-
ME prepared by Dr. Jayne, OF the many Gu&ck
nostruus whose virtues beyond the fI-
pUis of their authors We willing. length
to make pubic tgment of the Ct be-
Nm three
all the top Of whose Uranium a. bald piece 81
polished marble naugre all Testing and rlalcuc q:
the iIra of attempting to clYirate barfea spot, pur
chased bottle OF the liar Tome roa! Dr
ana, ACCORDING his directions applied it. During the
p-ese week the friend u>herel himself
presence, and uncovcrno his hlerlo Iak. head
i>icd with thin, tho luNurant growth OF hair, from
TO two inches in lugth-upon the very premises
had believed unyci ing to cultivation the trtclcS
sana that skirts tle Atlantic This pH bat j. rcl!-
gi0usy ana to those whose who doubt the gentle
be pointed cut What is IlAor Of this
.Tolic the case here cited was not oi temporary
ballncsS-no saaden loss Of the hair-5at Of
standing though te gentleman Is but for:y!ive
years Of age Philadelphia Spiri; of the Times.
For sale 4, irvi! Reeds Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
e O @ u S ND $ Il o = s s
Cheaper than Ever!

{. l. NC HARD CO..
VoIID respectfully invite the attention of their
2 ana the public, to the large and very
desirable stock Of GOODS in this line, which they
receiving from the Manufacturers In Boston
vicinity The following of the articles
COMPRISING their assortment:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

/ Those of our citizens who desire good Medicine.
will find in the justly celebrated Pills OF Doctor
BrandretI which have pc rformed upon thousands
of helpless hopeless after the usual scicntc
skill physicians had consoed them with the assurance
that they cou!d 90 The properties OF these Pills
auti-hiliojs and apeIient medicine UnnVclied
all who them nd them: their virtues
all eulogv, and must be used to be appreciated. The
delicate will De strengthened their not
BY bracng, but by removing the OF weakness the
gross corrupt hunors of the body They require
change in the diet. of any kind. Plain directions
petent PHI stefan.
Tina above Pills can he had of the following gents:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

II "a . " q 10 II Il u u u u >
direct from Philadelphia, consisting, part Of the fol-
lowing articles:
CLOTHS, Of almost all coors and prices Benve.
do. Sattinetts, Cass imcres Tweeds Jeans Elan
ncls. Gala Plaids Linseys, Blankets &c.
DRESS GOODS of the best and latest quality
and Styles among which Silks, Poplms, Thibet.
cloth Alpaca Lusres Croton cloths, plain and ombra
shaded Cashmeres, Parnmatta cloths, for cloaks,
Plain and fg'd. NJ. dc Lains, Glnghams. Prints. &c.
large lot OF >sIANV!-S including Heavy Wool, Blk.
and mode coiorcd, Cloth and Ihibet, (worsted aud
rope fringed) Best and ID quality NJ. de LANES,
(a sizes Plain and Bordered Silk, Grape
and DuHask.
A superior lot of FRIENDS GOODS,
GLIDING Bonnet silk, Ribon and Lining, Sup.
Cap Grape. rape I.ssc Silk Gauze, India b. Mus
lin and Jachonei iandke rchiefs and Cravas Barcelona
Genoese and Twisted silk Shawls and Cravats and
WHIT. Goods Of every variety. Also Silk
and Linen Uandke rchefs and Cravats,
Gloves, Hosiery and Notions.
\ beautiful assortment of
ZEN ARE.
of the newest STYLES and patterns. Glassware Hard
ware, GROC ERIES, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

<TaSF wARF-A superior assortment 0: Sion
= Wa.e-P.tchers, Bowls. Dishes, Jars, &c ac.-Jus
received and for sale, cheap, by
Rich...on5, June 80, ISIS HAISEs Z AEaciiAE
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Printers look here!

MACHlNLRY-CUT WOOD TYPES.
Is HE undersigned are prepared to fur
nIsh 10 order, any style. size. "r
pattern OF WooD Type, equal in eve
respect To any manufactured IN the Unite
States. at pery lol0prices.
Our Types are accurately cut, and
cleanly and neatly finished. and wa r.n'-
ed mol to become injured hv any usage 1"
whlrh types are ordinarily subjected. The
woods we u-e are mahogany, box wo"d.
&c. grained, and so prepared as To defy
the action of water or the atmosphere.
Having just completed new and Vim
proved machinery, we are prepared I" I'LL
orders at the shortest notice; ami being
practical printers, and one of us having
nine years experience as job primer
alone, we fiatter ourselves as to our abill
ty to give satisfaction IN every case.
OF Papers that published the adver-
tisemeni of Palmer 81 Co can have their
orders filled bv US. And papers publish
ing this advertisement t. the amount of
S., will receive their paw in type when
three times their bill is taken out. Edi-
tors will please send papers Containing
the advertisement, that we may know
where to send the specimen sheets.
MARTIN & JONES,
S. W corner Sycamore and Thru SIS
Cincinnati, o., JAn'y, 1916