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Passengers Arrived.

tosDos-Ship QueIscIMrs flaIeek, Boston; Miss Fraser
York; l. Hatfield. W Briggs, MD, + Deyno, W Morrison
London; Thomas Green, B Shankland w Bennett, New
shu oh and lady, Mann, VIM Ashley, George Dobson +
Shaw Jones, London, and TWO hundred and forty
LwERPooL-Shp Nicholas Biddle-Dr r Lewis of Gla-
morganshire. aud 307 IN the stcerage.
ooL-Sh Garrick-Mrs Jackson and children
Mar,ett, OHIO; MIR Cooper, MIR Bradley aud Mr. Barnes
England-352 steerage.
HAynELship lowsIMadame Charmaills, Mademoisele
Charmaille France; Mr. Damsmont, Miss Damsniont Ken
ncky Mr. Van Zant York; Mr. Beck Phladelph Mr.
Funk, ALBANY; MIR Van!s, Mr. Keber, Germany; MIR Qunons
BTazi-339 steerage.
P.LEsMc-B TX Giuseppe Canata and lady
Slly ,toe aud Giroland Canato: Master Guspp Tilmd
HAMBURGH-Bg Die Beine-ArFarron and 43 in the steer
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
. LlIe. Alra aud III

WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, from the cradle to
the grave adapted to her instruction in the natural laws
q her system and all the diseases of her critical periods BY
Edward II. Dixon NJ d. pages 325, 3d edition Price al a.
Also, by the same author The sixth edition Of
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM,
Containing complete review Of the Of decay
from sefabue and aud also Of every disease
the system in language adapted every reader page go
Prize For sale by Charles H. Ring, Of John street
ana brOauWay. mig 2tkrc
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" 4! R.44!.s -. ,,t |. jiN Al,, u Z ~ sssa

TX k!t1 "a 4: A. " W. liS Ill., ~ ''s' ''''
Ssw oaLaAss May e-rAs cAnhslA's nsvs has
Produced very decided eject upon Cottnn uaayket
and prices assisted also by decline In fsghts have
advanced fully to cents per h. Yesterdays sails:
amounted to 1000 bslss--nlddling to strictly good
middlng loX to Ike per ID
CHARLrsroN, April 1.-THE Calsdonla's accounts re-
ceved yesterday appeared to have no Immediate erect
the Upland market until in the after part Of the day
when rising 500 bales were taken by buyers
The demand. however, by no means general, but
principally confined tos Northern house Prices ranged
from tx TO 2Kc and must be considered as somewhat
unseted-suce sellers claimed advance while buyers
reported as having operated at or nearly the current
rates of Friday aud Saturday last
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Philadciphia Cattle Market.

MAY l3-OheriDgs Of the week ll40 head, mostly
Western beef cattle including 400 driven to New York
ago cows and calves gao hogs and $50 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beeves-Ab0ut 600 head sold at 81 50 80 the
100 lbs, as In quality.
Cows and calves were mostly taken at $40 a $35 for
fresh SIS $23 for sprtngers and 81 $l4 for dry
Hogs-Sales range at Sc rs a 81 SO the 100 lbs
Sheep and Lambs-A sold ut 81 IS q 50 so for sheep
and 81 90 q 81 for lambs each.
Hay has advanced and good timothy sells pretty free
ly at IS 1860 the cwt Straw brings SO 81 90 the
100 bundles
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Family Provision Market

For the weekpast, there has been full market and
an abundant supply Of every description of vegetable
produce due ut this the year prices
In most instances, ut extraordinary high With
beef veal and lamb may say the sae for the latter
have the usual variety with salmon at moderate
prioes Poultry, short supply though made up by the
supply OF wild fowl and pigeons Eggs III for 1917
Butter of fair quality aud fresh may be had at the
ID. We notice. in Wall street entirely stock,
freely aud openly offered for SALE viz basket Of ready
boiled shrimps fresh daily, from Coney Island and by
retail at cents the paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-15

nR. MORRISON-Constitutiona debility arisiog from
secret iadalgeacs Of the passions successfully treated
by Dr. NJ who restores the system healthy aud
states It's vigor All forms Of Veueres are cured by him with
out mercury or hindrance from business Structures cpres
without pain by absorption Letters post paid attended
See his diplomas in his Office, 2ot1s Fulton street.
mis- ltsrc
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Sale OF stocks MT Boston,

BaonEss Boaso, May PTS shs NorG Wor RR a9s<; IS
Co. 3oK do Union Bank, o01 do Vermont aud Mas
sachusetts RR IA 900 do East Boston Co. 221 Dividends
East Boston Go. 8A 100 do do do 8; $1,000 Reading X X
Bonds, 1850. 731s.
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fof The sGtjffRfsscN Of 9ulHcKERY -T iiss
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharma
direct their particular attention 70 a. disease. Of private
cal treatment safe and cure without injury to the
sontion from business sysd. are Par
first av Of n those s. ~ If K:
College many Years connected with the principal hospitals
,u EaTope , GT G ,oS sse q those attends Tor COZ
T SPoRAENr G ~ t S1TNRY SswsDpou.
sona application have orwsrJsd isms
% = %::ss sss s::
'nH - post paul. 'D'''''' w rs RICHARDSON, M D..
vELpEAus SPECIFIC n si:is1 Fills iff.i NC" '''A
hs siSf1 d.s.
These The result twenty YEAR, ssps r nee, h Hoo
R @s f' vsa se remedy ol If
,%s s" 'iS he
r.,es I DEBILITY X c ~
.d T9 'as and cts New sosSs :.
remedy for impotence stery, bareDness unless depend
Single bottles Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed fef ;tS g. AnTEsaf f WIN MIXTURE
ENOR the pemanen cure Of primary o, secondary syphilis
s q @ss if% %sSss by an
All $ an in their
can consider himself safe aer having the yegereal disease
Sold single bottles 81 eaeh in cases Of half dozen for
.i : #
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of auacEerys
81 ny s%G ps the h
@ f s SpS sdTs SS for from ~
worm bloches pmpes ulcers pain the bones joints
arising from the secondary effects of syphilis or a niu
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~ a: "a !:: Z: ':sA ssf g: sys ;; &: :s sE
!ea. ss{ srssliy s1asl - q sss s sosl .@suss
g q ks bsSs sssy' e s delivered az The Navy Yard,
1roetyn a. sueh within the said year. aud N such
qnanites within the stipulated In the contract q
ma. be required subsc. be directed
The bureau itself right dim-
ns the quantity Of the articles named the several cissss
TO the amount OF fifty according the wants OF
service. IN await
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E,OK sALE-keceivrg commission, and constantly
Pork Smoked Hams, Shoulder and Beef Maekerel, Shad
tierces barrels; Sugars boxes and
rels; with general assortment of Sold in lots
accommodate purchasers the lowest cash prices by
CLARK. FISK < CO., 22g Fulton street.
N. B-A large quantity smoked Meats and Cheese slightly
damaged to be yoId Al lnw prices 1mtrrc
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.

CEED PROPOSALS. sudossa PO AS. Tor Fresh
Beef b Iscsivsd By the Navy Agfas .s a hs
May " o'clock NJ for the supply of all the flesh Beef
aud Vsgsoles which be for the q she Esy
l. BE- ps.. market s so'Ss sIs or
as the Chief Bureau OF Provisions aud CaothlnE may a.
rect and be delivered board vessel Of war u me poo
New York, the Navy Yard where may be required
Ninety The deliveries will be paid s.h by Day:
Navy Agent aud the remaining ten per cent IN me
with west bidder giving bond with eties in
third the amount its faithful performance; but
proposal will be considered without the guaranty required
by law responsible person. that he or
bond within days after being notified such
ceptance In Of delay failure to deliver the Navy
procure the supply he
the shall be charged to the contractor
~ PROSPER M. WETMORE,
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PROSPER M. WETMORE,
Navv Agent

VINO THE MARRIED, or those conem lating Marriage
4 The Married W.mans Private Medical Companion, By
Edition price $-The great for this important
work of which thousands old has compelled h. Of
Ii.d 2. unmarried sthouch it intended s.bscay fe The
known them particularly Here every female discover
causss symptoms and the efficient remedies, and
most certain mode of To be obtained
the Medical Office, 1879 Liberty street
Dr. A. M. Maurceau be consulted on all complaints ap
pertaining to females with the srctest confidence Address
(post paid) to box 1924
mail free Of postage, to all parts Of the United States.
mis- %tSatM .Tu&T'h&r
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ROARDiNGsI IN A FRENCH FAMILY at Wllll.ms-
u.hed elegance and comfort large and Beautifully 6n-
shed house ia Wilsmsburgh within minutes walk Of
the Peek Slip Grand Houston streets ferry wishes
commodae, for the sumner season. limited number ef
he most delightful ia the neishboh cd Of New York conn
handing Of the harbor and city OF New
York, with the surrounding SCENERY Lessons in the French
nguage and music If required Reference exchanged For
further information apply the Office Of this PAPER be.
and three O'clock. NJ, at 1919 Liberty street.
MID nHrc
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CODA WATER AND APPARATCS--J. Matthews, No
modern for the m.nuemIy drawing bong
The making Soda Water Syrups also for the ting
up the apparatus and its ue &c. will accompany each APP
parlus, m m
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
EXECUTION.
Samuel Vannatsa,

1HHutT VanhuEa,
Us. EXECUTIOK
Ransom Roods.
RY virtue of writ Of exc xution, TO me directed
from the court OF common pleas Of Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of
the court house, in Kalida. Putnam county, Ohio,
on the 30th day Of March next. between the hou,s
OF ten Q0 o'clock, A. NJ, and four ~ O'Clock,
+. M, Of said day, the following described prop
erty to wit:
The north west quarter Of the south eas, quar-.
TWO (2) south range seven (7l east, containins
ierty acres Of land. Takep rs the properly sf
Ransom Roods to satisfy Isdgmsn. in favor sI
Samuel Yannatta.
snEnFT's OFFICE,
Aallda Feby. a6, 1S47. 3l3sw
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TESTIMONY OF REV. JOSEPH CLARK.

Mount Healthy, Hamilton Cs, O.
In q letter to the proprietor. this well kaswn
and aged Minister Of tho Gospel says, "For
years have been unable to lay down at aieh, 10
rest, my cough has been 90 severe; bue now
again enjoy the comfort Of rsfrsshphg slssp--and
Oh, how sweet it is, after all have suffsrsi.--
This, under God, attribute solely to the use Of
your Panacea." The testm ony Of Mr.. Clark is
but Ons Of hundreds in the possession Of the Pro-
2rieior, in which Coughs, Colds, Paiu in the Side
speedily and permanently removed, BY the usssf
the Ginseng Panaceu.
See advertisement and Pamphlets in the haads
of the Agents.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Christian Donaldson g. Coz
EXECUTION,
James Nicholas.

James Nicholas.
DY virtue of a writ Of Execution, TO me dires.
AD ted from the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Putnam County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
door OF the C0ur, House, in Kalidu, on the 3O,h
day OF March. A. D.. ls47, betwesn the hours Of
ten o'clock, A. M, and four o'clock, P. NJ, Of
said day, the following described properly, to
wit:
The west half of the south west quarter and
the south east quarter Of the south west quarter
OF section twenty-eight Of township number tive
south of range number six east; containing enc
hundred and twenty acres ofland. Taken az the
property OF James Nicholas to satisfy judgment
in favor of Christian Donaldson & Co.
J.H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHER1FI's OFFICE,
Kalida, February 10, 1847. SHOW
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KILLED We understand that a Mr.
Brady, residing in the south par, of this
county, was thrown from his horse, enc day
last week, and his foot catching in the stir
rup he was dragged some distance, when The
horse commenced kicking, and being newly
shod literally cut Mr.. B. to pieces. His boot
finally came off and tho horse left him. He
lived until the mex, day when hs died Of his
wounds. |, appears that in,oxieaion was
tho cause of the mschief--Lima Reporter.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-19

New MAIL RoUTEs.-The following new
routes have been established by the new law: :
From Columbus Grovo, PuinRn sosnty,
TO Waierville, Lucus county.
From St Johns in Allen cosnly, via Fry
burg, TO Dinsmore, in Shelby couuty.
From Marion, in the county Of Mariss,
via Kenton and Huntersville, in Hmdia
county, Lima in Allen county, 10 Sec. Ten
on the Miami canal, once week.
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sHERlFF'S SALE.

EXECTTION,
Abram w. Hardin. }
RY virtue Of writ Of Execution to nae directed from
- the Court Of Common Pleas Of Putnam county,
wil offer for sale, at tha house Of Abram w. HsrdN In
Blanchard Township, Putnam county, Ohio;
on the goth day Of March, ls47, between the hours or
Ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock, P H. Of said day,
the following described property, to wit:
One hay stud colt two year old, taken 40 the
property Of Abram w. Hardin to su,isfy an exc.
cutiea in favor ofJames II. Smith.
], H, VAIL, shshE.
SHERry's OFyrcr,
Kalida, March 10, la47 SIG
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THE TsLEaRAPH.--Wo ara advised from
Cincinnati that the whole amount (24,OOO)
of tho stock allotted to that city has bees
taken in the Western Telegraph Company,
Of which Mr.. Case is President. General
McMakin was in this city on Friday last to
feel the public pulse in relation to $4,000
allotted to this city. They had meeting,
and it was sscsrtained that there would bs
no difficulty in getting the amount taken 80
soon as the difficulty between the two ON.
panies of Case and O'Reily were settled.
1t will be seen by the decision Of Judge
Kane Of Philapelphia, that the court has re-
fused to allow the injunction asked for BY
Kendall.-Ohio Statesnap.
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crimes, they engralted new and dreadful
peril upon that great State contract. And
i, will only be by the blessing Of Heaven
that the poisonous and rampant parasite dsss
not kill the oak of the constitution.
The wings of ls42 have made an sra
from which the Democracy will always date
back AND forward. Net satisfied with British
notions and British feeling, which after the
fashion Of their great leader they have af.
fected, they then introduced the very worst
feature Of the British political system itself
the black rod power by which the king al
his will dissolves the Parliament, and be.
comes himself the State.
Yes sir, and this overthrow Of the govern.
ment was not phrenzy nor necessity; it
was not done in mement, nor excused by
the law of self preservation. 1t was after
wards deliberately defended 10 the people
by the Corwins and the Ewings, in their
primary assemblies. Men who themselves
owed every thing TO the integrity of the Con :
stitution, because under its spirit and prin-
ciples. from the obscurity Of humble life, they
were lifted TO the zenith of influence and
power.
And the very next year, Mr.. Speaker.
these same contract loving wings, returaod
to the legislature which they had demo-.
ished, and themselves perpstrated precisely
The same act for which they alleged it was
necessary, by the las. resort Of atroGous vic.
lonco, TO save the Constitution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23
Lee. JudSon s Ice.
Pillow NIANIEAC'EOEfN.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
IL their friends and the public. that they still
continue the manufacture Of Plows ana othe r
Farming Utensils, at their old stand, near the
east end of Main street. Richmond, Indiana.
They will keep on hand Will make to or
der. the celebrated Steel Mold Board PIous.
Wrou ght Iron Flows, Common Cast Mold Board
PIows, Road Flows, Sub-soiI Flows, three horse
Plows, Sod Piows. and Stubble Flows right and
left handed, and of all the different sizes in use
Also, Shovel Flows, c orn Flows. ultivators,
10 expand or cnotract as may be needed. Har-
rows, Drags with hinges, sc.
The " rought Iron ana Steel Mold Board
Plows are warranted to scour in any soil that
can be found And superior article for
stubble and other foul ground
The Sod Flows are warranted to turn the fur
rows over smoothly.
The above named Flows will all be made with
wrought share, and laid with the best Of Ger
man or Casteel
From long experience in the business. and their
strict ntion. they feel justified warrantinr
their or to be OF superior quality. and will IL
soid Oh the most favorable terms for cash. or
approved country produce They are thankful
for past favers. and hope to merit and receive
share of the pdti,c's patronage. Persons wish
ing TO purchase, are respectfully invited to call
and examine Their work before purchasing else
where BEARD Il SINEX.
n B. The above namsd Flows may be seen
at the Iron Store Of J. VI. s. j. II. Hutton,
where they are offered for sale. b. & 5
Richmond, Sept. 2Sth. Isl. ;e:t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

ACCOUNT CURRENT WITH MENICO.-it
seems that our government intends To deal
in the true mercantile spirit with Mexico,
and TO open with her n regular account
current. III which each battle which we
gain is charged against her. and she is to
be credited with every piece of territory
which No seize. The charge up To the
battle q Monterey (ncmSivc) amounted
10 precisely enough to pay for ppnr Cali
fornia. Bucna Vista added another slice
Of land, and Cen SCOTS battles before
his arrival at the city of Mexico swept near
ly one-half Of the whole territory. inclu-
ding former chargcs-and his capture of
the city has swclled our account. as to
demand the surrender Of the whole Of
Mexico in liquidation How we are 10 be
compensated should more battles be fought
we know not; unless, indeed in accordance
with the assertion of the Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger.
we proceed to '.annihilatc the inhabi-
tants.''
In thus reducing the war to dollars and
cents business, we descend from tho ele-
waited position first assumed. Of combating
Tor justice and honor. and exhibit hux-
ferngoisposition disgrace nation If
we use our power 10 chaStSc the enemy.
let usnot descend to the meanncss ofcharo-
ing him so much for every blow which we
give him. The guerilIas are stigmatiSed
as robbers for plundering our trains. and
vet we would seize upon their whole coun-
try and dignity the act by calling il an act
of indemnify.
he conquest and annexation of McNi-
60. whatever coloring we may aueaerr 10
give to the act. will he considered by the
civilized world. eonsI in atroctv 10 the sell
Zure and partition of Poand-and will af.
fix stigma to our country which ages Will
not be able 10 efface-BaH. Cir.
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Important to COnsunlptivcs.

Strange. That so many who are aff1icted Win
COtfiX that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-that disc ase
which carries Off thousands daily, are doing moth
ing, or what is worse than nothing. gorging them
selves with nosirurns, that pulled to the skies
for cures they are said TO have effected on some
foreign unknown persons, when they can
be positively cured by using DR. ROGERS
OMPOUND SY RTP OF LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
Uonde faI On recorded in the annals OF
medicine. a fact which is proved by reference
to the vast number Of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. w m.
J. Richards, Judge VIM. Burke, the " ife Of the
Rev. G.. w. Malcy, DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati,
and others of that city. Certificates not only Of
remarkable of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the highest standing had given them up to die?
If men Of such high standing will rouch for the
great uirtues of this medicine, cannot but in
fer that it is least all that it is represe nted to
be. Read the advertisement of DIR. Rogers in
another column
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23
RR.SDRETH-S PILLS.

q Those of citizens who desire good
Medicine, will find in the Justly LIBERATED
Pills of Doctor Brandreth. which has performed
cures upon thousands OF helpless persons, after
the usual scientific skill of physicians had con-
soled them with the assurance that they could 90
no The properties of these Pills, as an
anti-bIiious and aperlent medicine. are uDrival
led, all who use them recornme nj them; their
virtues surpass all eulogy. and must be used TO
be appreciated The weak and delicate VIII be
strengthened by their use. not by bracing. but
by removing the cause Of weakness, the gross
and corrupt humors of the body They require
no change in the diet, of any kind Plain
directions accompany each box. so that every one
is his own competent physicion.
The Brandreth Pills are for sale by 4 gent
IN every town in the State, and by the follow
ing gentlemen IN this county, viz:
D. ?. Holloway. Richmond; John Hoseay,
Cambridge City; John Durham, CentreviIIe: +.
Johnson5augh, Cambridge; A. & j. Druley.
Boston; Hopkins & Hiatt. Milton; wore s. Kirk
Dublin: " hitenger & Dyer, Abingdon; J. F.
TAYLOR. FIagerStoxn: ]. W. Scott, " ashington
Samuel Johnson, w IiilarnsbuTg-
Nov. rs, 1o4T-i.-2m-
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Tanning Establishment.
COIafEtCrfcits.w

People at The West Will further the caus~,
Justice by looking out for large fl - 20 ~;
So, 49,, ia,, . reported TO come from
:, 80 s.Ii a counterfeit of our Pills, aud he
- de efforts to sell them to our gents at a
TOW price. We have one of the boxes Just re-
ceived from Chicago, and we are in pursuit of
the fellow. The laws are severe and Will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
j.; \ side from the appearance of the counter
feits any of our Agents knotr that if Pills pur-
porting &c be Dr. q. Benz Smiths are offered at
reduced price they MUST BE COUNTERFEIT, there
is no getting over it.
Let all who love justice be their guard. 1t
is necessary kno,c that G. Benz Snth is ,rriiten
with my orn hand on the bottom Of each box, to
counte rfeit which is high handed crime.
q. BENZ. SMITH,
Office ls9 q reenwich st., y. Y.
Nov. Q, lSi1 i6-tf.
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81 NJ eHTv\Nc

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Inc ard his friends, that iie still! continues
me stone lifting business in Richmond, on Pearl
street, near the Market House. where he will be
pleased 10 furnish cut stone Of every description
on the most accommodating Terms. lie has how
on hand tand expects shortly 10 receive an addi-
honai SUPPLY a complete assortment of
AMERICAN MARBLE OHIO GRiTE ST0yES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever before been SOLD IN this city
Plain and Ornamental Lettering.
done IN good style and TO order Call an! ex-
anime his assortment aud r.rices
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond. Sept If, Is47. :..,f
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d SPECIAL. NOTICES., =,

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE w EST.-it has bee II
long thought that the citizens of the W est were
to better times in regard to the bilious disea-
ses with which portions Of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at length offered
HIS by the celebrated Gutenberg COMPANY
Their advertisement is in another column, to
Which the attention Of every man, woman and
child should be Immediately given. For sale by
James Elder, at the Post Office Book Store, Rich
fuond. la; by Lewis Davis, at the New Paris
Post Office. aud at the .Richmond Book Store, y
bv u. L. Holloway.