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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.

Ihave beer afflicted with dyspepsia in its most
aggravated form for three years past, and found
no relief until I used DR.. G. Benz. Smiths I'm
proved Indian Vegetable Pills. After using six
boxes Of said valuable Pills am entirely cured.
They general remedy j. Ia LEHMAN
Paducah. Ky, Nov. 10, 1916
We certify to the above facts. DR. Smith
Pills universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, Owens, s Co, Merchants.
At the request of DR.. G.. BEN amin Smiths
agent we chcerfuiiy state that visited the of
fee Of Or. Smith in September last, while in n
y ork. and found him to all appearance carrying
extensive business with his Indian Vegeta-
Bic Pills. The extent OF his establishment would
astonish any ono not initiated the mysteries of
the Pill trade--LouisriNe Journal.
From Dr. Singleton.
SMITIiLANp, Ky, Feb, a. 1916.
DR.. G. BENZ Snih-Dear Sir: Nothing has
ever been introduced that has sold so well and
given such general satisfaction your Improved
Indian Vegetable Pills Very respectfully yours,
5. +. SINGLETON.
from Messrs. Bull & Aden.l
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. 18th, 1916.
Dr. c. Benz. Smith-Dear Sir: Y on will please
md twelve gross of your valuable Pills. From
present indications shall sell large amount
OF tnem- w NM mat theN 90 very quick,
Your friends BULL s. ALDEN.
From Wilson, StaTbrd & Smith.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 18th, 1916.
Dr., Smith-Dear Sir: About two weeks ago
bought two gross Of your Indian Vegetable SUI
gar Coated Pills. Though business is dull here
at this time, vet we have sold them all. on Will
please send us ten gross through Messrs Law
renee & Reese. of your city, who will forward
them TO us via. Pittsburgh. Very respectfully.
WILSON, SrARBIRD, s. SMITH.
Office l19 Greenwich st, Large Brick Block
O. Always ask for the Improved Indian We
gctable Pills
ITAnd see that G.. Benz. Smith is rrittrn with
pen the bottom of the box.
AGENTS.
Brownsville. Henry Rider;
Philomath, John W God. and VIM. Amphlet;
Abingdon. Jo Middlekauff;
Richmond. Joseph Howells, and Irwin Reed:
Centrevi!le, Jason Ham & Co, and J. Stevens;
Meehancksburg, Henry Gottle.
March ls:. lS41- I0:2w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

Gex Corrox EcIIP5ED.--AEa agent moro pow
erful than this far famed commodity has come to
Iipht within the past few months. Its power -
irresstaile iliiatahle it battles tile vigilance OF
fleets, and sets at nought the watchfulness, skill
and v,slor of armies. Unlike gun cotton, It is n o
longer an experiment; II has been tested ana 'u'-
~ equals the most sanGulne expectation Oh us
protector. Possessed of this ''interral machine,
single individual can pass unscaihed, through
besetting navies. and tread with lmpunity the
tristling gauntlet of bayonets and leveied mus
bets, as though the fortunate possessor Of Il
charmed existence. But in speaking ofits prop
critics, we had we'll nigh forgotten, says the Nj
agara ourier, to name the articlc--a pass from
President Polk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
Tampico. Feb. >. 1s47.

A commercial house in this city, which
has a branch in Chihuhua. received a
letter from their agent there, under very
late date, stating that an American force
from Santa Fe. a part Of Gen. kearncy's
command, had showed themselves near Chi
huhua, and were attacked by a superior
Mexican force. A long and sanguinarv
battle was fought. in which the slaughter
on both sides is said 10 surpass according
to numbers. any that has yet been fought.
Ultimately the Americans were vlctori-
Gus, and they entered the town. and placing
our flag in place Of the Mexican, IN the
principal square. proclaimed the town TO be
taken in the name of the United States of
America,
\ court martial was in session at the
time he left, trying Col. Harvey. for disobe-
dience of orders. II seems that the Col. had
been ordered 10 proceed with his command
TO Victoria, and had refused TO travel over
the same round so often.
A very malignant fever prevails at this
time in the hospital at Tampico. and many
of our soldiers are suffering from il. The
physicians have much trouble with it, and
have now pronounced j: 4 mild type of
the yellow fever. Here, as at Monterey.
there is. and has been, great abundance
of fruit. and it has been so cheap that every
one could obtain it: and that the disease
may be more accurately attributable 10
than the climate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
PU BLIC $ A l. T.

TU>HE subscriber intends to offer at public sale
] on Secondary, the 18th of the 3rd month,
(March) on his farm adjoining harmon ifhi' Jon
nthan Hawkins and others: Tuo horses; three
milk co,cs; sereral cdlyes, stock hogs; good
tro horse raggon and set Of hind gearing, near
" ne,r; cart and gearing; tannily carriage,
suitable for t,co horses ,oih harness complete
bar-saare and slorel plocs: cuItirdtor; fnLioir
harro,r; large lot of Irish potatoes; plo,c gearing
f,co log chains: rakes; number Of hay forks
hoes; nattocks, and snnd1y other articles not ne
cessary to mention. Sale 10 begin at 1t o'clock;
terms liberal and made known on the day of sale
Attendance by
BENJAMIN HIBBERD.
Third month 2nd. lS41. lots
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LIGHT & CLEANLINESS

K LIGHT you want, Just come 10 me:
Such CANDLES I'll supply
That none can any better be,
Or nicer to the eye.
Sc hurry and bring the Casl-
Come one, come ALL together;
Good goods you'll get. not common trash.
They'll stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask you norei
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing vii! require,
To keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good.
/ make Of every kind
Bring your cAsH-your rRAoE-your wooD,
I'll suit you TO your mind.
SOAPGREASE and ASHES, too, ION t refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose.
ITGrateful for favors past, he hopes on
For more. Yours, &c. GEORGE WILSON
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1917. f39t. '45l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

ITEMS OF News tho Geo.oglsi,
inserts that there is more coal in tho S:ute
Of Illinois than in all Europe.
GA proposition is before tho 'cgis'o-
turo Of Massachusetts for tho ostab!ish-
men. of State Asylum for inebriascs.
IA young lady Of Louisville OF high
responsibility. chnsiised clerk in a store
with cowhidc, fow days since.
erRopor,s say that Gen. Scott IS ma
king active preparations for an attack on
Vera Cruz. The attnck is 10 DO simuitn-
neous by land and sea. The demonstra-
ton is expected 10 DO maio by tho 10th OF
March.
Wood is selling in thi, place at 50 per cord
The editors Of the State Sentinel say that eve
can hold on r horses" relative TO the Cincinnati
and ST. Louis Rail Road. The legislature of IL
liuos refused to grant charter for that work
Wick and Owen from this State, voted against
the Wilmot proviso. Our friend, Cunningham
from Ohio, voted with them. When ,ce vote for
such measure he may call us a story"
GA public dinner has been rendered
TO tho Hon. A. Stcwar. by tie citizens Of
Philade'p hia, on the 9Th Of March,
GA bill has passed tbs House Of
Delegates Of Virginia to divorce y =
Myers from his wife Virginia Myers.
OIL, is reported that tho yellow ieve,
has broken on, among the troops at Tam
picO,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

go. last Jeffersonian contains an a''
80, the Eaton Democrat over .he sig
esP's. 8. Bonita, as the friend oil ;. a. ou"
ss'' IN relation to difference existing DC
"'t ..,.elf and Mr.. Cunningham ~ Is per
We. all enough that this Mr.. Bonita should m
s !, .oms kind Of gasconade for the purpose
sat,; his stomach. Confined gas IS ire
-. dangerous to weak vessels. II IS true
s'en. v.d letter from Mr.. Cunningham and
f,ou his friend, both couched as we sup
,.,ms of etiquette as practised IN the
-, 81 chivalry. Business Of greater i"'p0r-
'e"'0 .,.vepted our replying to Mr.. Cunning
s'n md no. regarding Mr. Bonita as gentle
h.' 18th whom we wished any c0rresp'hoen Nc
"'- s..I;osd replying to his very polite note
ve .ome time during the winter we re-
How" W.. Cunningham, under cover 10 our
pne' III. Hon. c. b. Smith. Mr.. c. has our re-
III" Nv and he can pursue the course he may 'eei
49, w., We are ready to meet him. whenever i
u,v sui. his convenience
- Ronta sets himself up, and he too cai's u
story. Bah!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
Mansion House, RcHaoND, ia

NHIS House formerly known as the "Tcrn-
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitted up in a
superior style with the design of making it one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
informing his old friends, and the travelling COM
munitv generally, that his TABLE shall be- as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotei)
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords
His STABLE is large AMI convenient, and is
attended by the very best Of Ostlers, and suppl
ed with the best OF Provender
He feels confident that the pains tina, shall be
taken TO make those who may soiourn with him,
comfortable, and sat Home Will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
vorabIe terms X BROOkINS
Richmond. Feb. 9, 1si.. o2-'45. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

r,sou. Of the friends of the administrator
-. .ndeavoring to prove tn at the present "s'
.,es Of grain is attributable to the ehec's q ''
-. ,,ade tariff. 1t may be more correctly az
-, e. bv the almost entire failure OF crops
Il oil Europe, and the horrible suAeis =.
v.nt Of provisions in Ireland ana 0eo""
nav be, too, from the inflated state oi ''' Pr.
.vnency, created by the eS'aD''sh''e". :. :,
tanks and the issue OF millions "Po" 'i,''''
1ou,,s in Treasury notes by the genera' govern
.n.n, While the small fry OF the loco parry arc
.,,isng the low tariff, Mr.. Polk and his caDihe'
=. CRYING necessarily a, Congress for an increase
- the duties, even upon the necessar'es OF liie-
=. coffee. &c. If it works such blessings, why
change IT!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

\ Man KILLED Ky \ PANTHER ne
jersey Shore Republican contains long
account Of the death Of DR.. Ricnnaid. tor
rncry of WilIamsport, Pa. II appears from
the statement that he was respectable
German phys;c ian, and resided at Liberty,
Tioga county, Pa. He was found dead IN
a small valley Of the Blockhouse Fort
creek, on Sunday. the 2flh ulE. lie had
left his residence, in the Blochhousc. Oh
the morning of the 22d Dec, with the m
tenton of visiting patient who resided Oh
Little Pine creek. The woods through
which he had to pass was infested by wild
beasts Of prey, and it is believed that pam
Their must have attacked him. as he was
most shoctingly mangled. His entire face,
with the check bones. were torn OFT; the
bone of the under jaw was unbroken, but
stripped of all its covering. The throat
and part of the right side Of the neck,
were torn away, and all the covering strip
ped of the collar bone. down to the bone OF
the right arm, which WIS at the shout
dcrs laid bare. -Four or FIVE ribs were
torn ont Of his right SIDE, and an entrance
made through his body. in the direction OF
region Of the heart. His gun lay six OF
/ eight feet from the body, with one barrel
discharged.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

4 YANKEE Tg,cE.-'fle Hartford Times
tells Of tho device Of gentlemen. III
noishi3oring Town las; fall, to fill his cellar
with frs, rnto potatoes generally were not
Of tho hes, quality. and tho price was
high. Tic gentleman gave notice TINT he
had u particular desire "a =; Z spec 4
of tao bcs. sor. Of potatoes raised u, !
season. and accordingly offered three DO.
lars for the bes. Peek that could be emp.,c1
into his ccllar-hc being the Judge. 10
potatoes came pouring in peck alter pee h
those farncrs who had diilcron' sor's
bringing a peck of each. and Of the vcrE
hes, of the o:.-@The gentleman soon
found tia: no had cellar fall OF hrss
rate po:a,ocs:-when he shut his door, and
paid three dollnrs 10 tho farmer who had
left the best peck according to his Jod g
mont. He had po!a:oes 10 sell IN the
SPRING
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

To Boz SALT MEar TENDER. Pet TIC
neat over the fire In cod water, ahG
never suffer it 10 boil faster than gen
tie simmer or il will be hard and tough
" hen done. beof viii separate easily ifetn
The bones-ham and tongue from The sam.
A large shoyelfull Of wood asl.es may Q
put into the water in winch ham or sn."Hca
tongue Is to bo boiled. and son'e hay a.
The bottom Of the pot. Allow quarter
Of IN hour for every pound OF ham. fof
cor.o ribs or plate piece of tcef. wien
vel boi,cd take tho bones el. carefully
and pa, !, into socd si."po by wrapping
:.bou, !, neatly, Ill tie fotand loose hang
inr ricces; .hcn put j, between ;wo pieces
Of li.ick plaals. for the rur csc, and press
/ i. until perfectly cod with weight, say
G!.v.six. Ii mikes large smooth slices
whcn cut. ard at breakfast or ie"ch II i
positively delicious. Agricu'iuris;.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

At an adjourned meeting Of Richmond
and vicinity for the relief Of the suilcrings
of The Irish people, held on the evening OF
Tho Dad ult.. DIR. J. r. MENDENHALL was
Lib ~ The Chair.and =. {. IIoan-. was
appo;nted Secretary.
The president briefly stated the objects
Of the meeting; after which, a pathetic ap-
neal was made on behalf of the amshin9
in Ireland, BY several Of our citizens.
Subscriptjons were entered into and
there was obtained in cash @o4,'J
In Flour, 7bbls, at 81. -o,oo
Add 10 which. sum previously
raised -4.>
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
IL SPECIAL. NOTICE. Fl

HIGiILY IMPORTANT TO THE WEsT.-It has be II
long thought that the citizens Of the West were
to better times in regard to the bilious dsea
with which portions of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is {. length offered
us by the celebrated Grafenbcrg Company
Their advc rtsement is in another column, to
which the attention OF every man, woman and
child should be Immediately gwen. For sale by
James Elder, at the Post Office Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
Relief OF Ireland.

In another column will be found the proceed
;rc. Of meeting of our citizens for the relief OF
a. .urerng Irish. The committee appointed to
,.ceive and solicit contributions are now act'e-
II engaged in tire duty assigned them = :
hoped that such are disposed TO aud IN 'hs "oiA
Of benevolence and charity Will DO 1t quickly a
= the committee are anxious to forward the con
tributions early as possible
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

The press of applicants for military
commissions u, tho White House "isn'n
the ms, few days. has been unprecedented.
The lobby of the Executive chamber was
a perfec, ian, on Tuesday-bei",en :h'y
and sixty persons having presented thch
applications for appointment IN Tie ten
now recimcnts recently authorized by a ~
w ashngton American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03
SONS OF TE.;PE.sA< nee.

Clark Division, No. 3, 5. of T. of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, meets on Wednesday
evening of each week. at : o'clock
]. II. HUTTON, w. L.
WILLIAM G.. ScoTr, r. s.
Philanthropic Division, No -, 6. of T. Of
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana meets on
Thursday evening of each week, at ! O'Clock.
NM. \. BICkiE, W. P.
CH.RiEs TlsKT r. =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

The Pope has reduced the duty on the export
and irnoor, Of grain in the Roman doininiohs-
\ pension of fi00 year has beer offered 10
F.,her Mathew by the BRUSH government
The trends Of ]. {. Calhoun naso annoaice-
him as candidate for president
|, is estimated that there are 700 Jews ~
The United States, and in the or'- 100000
The legislature of Ohio has revived the militia
law Of that State.
\ bill has pusse,. the House of Representatives.
10 organize the territory of MINNEsorA- l..e
territory lies west Of lake Superior, 2na mas "a
ken It's name from river which runs through the
territory.
6rTho re or; of the assassination Of
Santa Anna is no, fully confirmed.
G-l, is said tina, ,hore was found a
nong the papers ofIhe Mexican president
correspondence aith Mr. Polk.
DR.. Watson Webb, /: IS said. las
been appointed Brig. General, and has
bacn ordered 10 Ton,pico.
Cyl; IS reported LA, tho Cambria
Lfough, oa, Two millions Of specie 10 bc
invested in produce
Cyl. IS stated That there arc 500 ,
fal.i.ics over and above the ordinary ID
borcrs and farmers i.ow destitute IN he
laud, requiring at u calculation Of Z : +
family, Co o,0to pounds Far :a"ir Year J,
maintenance.
d The printers OF Indianapolis hai s3'enei y
supper a, Mrs. Nowland's the evening Of n
22c ul, Cold waic. was the beverage used
0TNeiiher Gov. Whitcomb nor his is'en"
have denied the charges made against his Exec!
lency by Judge Dewey.
15-Ihere are filty-sjx Divisions OF th'
Crdor Of The Sons OF Temperance org 1nized II
this State.
u Tie Eclectic School books have been atoI
! ted in all the schools of Indianapolis.
15>The cholera is raging at Baglai, and IS 4
king the course it did IN 1880.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-03

Where e'er that place be Priests ca hell.
Whence a the tones o Misty yell,
An ranked plaques their numbers tell,
In dreadful raw;
Thou, Toot-oche, surely bear'st the BELL
Amang them a.
a n. NEWTON, DENTIST, respectfully
N. informs the citizens OF Richmond ami vi
cnity, that he purposes being in their place by
the 23d of February, and will remain three or
four weeks.
JrHis Room, during this visit will be found
at the Hotel kept by kasson Brookens.
Feb S, lS47. SO.
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COppes-sselitrl shop,

and int nd TO keep on hand, and make to order
all kinds of COPPER WARE, such as Copper
Kettles of all sizes, liaiters Kettles, Dye Kettles.
Tea Kettles, Glue Kettles, Dippers, sc.
Also, Tinware of all kinds, Stove pipe, Stove
boilers, Kettles ard Pans
They viii pay particular attention to HOUSE.
WORK, such
cutters. valleys, Pipe, House. Heads, SC.
All of which they Will sell low for CASH or pro-
duce at cash prices. Being practical workmem
At the business, and having considerable expe-
ritnce, they feel competent of giving perfect
satisfaction TO all that may give them call.
J}-Shop on Main Street, opposite Sloan's Hotel.
BOOTH & UNDERWOOD.
n. B. The highest price paid for old Copper.
Brass and Pewter B. gu.
Aug. %, 1916. :5-tf
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A G. 4 / /.

EARNESTLY CALL on all those who know
Il themselves indebted to me, to CALL and
make immediate payment; so that may be eua-
bled TO pay. l hope the above CALL Will be a,ten-
ded TO without further notice
JESSE MEEK
Richmond. Jan. 26th, 1871 5:3rn
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RICHMOND FOUND cry.
STOVES, EDL.UNS-tV ne. und
CASTINGS,
& { & ;.lc 4. a. a / Pr cCs.

VEvHE undersigned w Guild respc ctfully inform
the pablo that he carries on the Foundry
hand, for sale, superior lot Of STOVES;
consisting Of Nos. /, =, ami 2 ,1.7RovEp PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE, SrILNaN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven aud template stoves Of different
sizes with a general assortment Of franklin and
splcniii Parlor Stoves. .Aso,--Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Waggoa-Eoyes. Hc also mana
features and makes 10 oTsrr-CaRoiSG MACHINES.
coSoENsERs, SPINNING and MAPPING MACHINES.
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS. rULIISG STOVES.
and all kinds o: machinery used in nianufactu:-
ing establishments.
rlade on the shortest notice. He feels confident
in saying that he has the largest and best selected
lot OF patterns IN The W estern country for Grist
and Saw Mills. de has, in short, the latest
improvements IN TIE a;.!. Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH YIAKERS.
he has patcrns for all the good Ploughs in
use. lie has Soop's Plougs--right and left
handed w GODS Plough, four different sizes; all
OF Inch he Will sell at CINCINNATI PRICES, for CASH
KisssyIINc MACHINES.
He has an excellent TArashing Machine which
h. manufactures and viii sell for CASH uppro-
we'd TRADE. For TO horses, nd neatne and
despatch III the execution Of work, il is not infe-
rior to any in
The undersigned returns his thanks To tho
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully solIcits continuance Of favors.
! GJ.Al kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, good HORSES, will DO
taken in exchange for any of the above articles.
! uj-His STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore
where customers will be promptly waited on.
Tif0S. O'HARRA.
Richmond. Feb. 9, l5i7. fja3I'45)
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l. a N Il aic

TINE subscriber is authorized to offer for sale
Il the S. E. quarter of Sec / the 5. E. quar-
ter of Sec. l2 the \. F.. quarter and West haf
of South East Quarter of Section thirteen, in
Township p. ~, Range -, E.; in Wells coun-
~, Indiana. The land is very fertile and in an
improving neighborhood: about 25 miles South
of Fort Wayne; mile. South East of Blufton
and 3 miles from the Wabash. Sales will De
made on good terms for cash. Enquire of
b. {. HOBBS.
Richmond, 2nd mo. 18th, Iat7 s:3t
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$ll1,41
Amount,

By motion, the citizens present were
respectfully invited 10 promote subscrIp-
,ions afnonr our citizens. and in the coan-
try. -,
1t was also BY motion. ReSolrcd, That
our committee, appointed for the purpose
receive all produce offered; to convert such
as may not be proper TO transport INTO mo-
Inev, and direct TO ireland money and pro-
duce as heretofore directed.
ID. P.iioLLowAv.
J. NJ. i!UTToN,
TnouAs HANNA,
b. c. IIoBBs,
Committee.
j. r. MENDENHAII., Pres.
3. c. HoBHs. Sec.
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s. r. PIEDCE.-'. /. without reserve, solemnly
pledge my honor as u man. that | will neither
make, buy, sell. use, "a a beverage, any Spir-
ituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider
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Es.sportanf from T'aHz.pico.

Rtnqored Baule-Gen Scots silence Gnd
caution; Wreck Of the Ondiako-Ihe
urcca piundcred by HericanS-Coh1-
missioncrS from Nerico-Rnmorcd Bat
tie betrccn Nc.ricans and .missouriaHs'
SC.
The big Perfect. Capt. Gardincr,and the
schooner Charon, Capt. <ioldlng, arrived at
y. Orleans on the 10Th inst. fioIn Ianptco,
the former having left on the 9Th instant,
and the latter OH the 9th. By these ARR
walls we have information of the loss OF the
ship Ondi aka on the Is, inst. about 30 miles
sontl, of Tamp'co. The Ondiaka had four
companies of the louisiana Regiment OF
Volunteers on board, commanded by Cap
tains Hunt. Freeland, Vikin. and --.
The Colonel of the Regiment, De Rnssy.
and the Adiutant were also Oh board. The
crew and volunteers all landed III safety.
A company of artillery were sent from
Tanp:co TO protect the ship, and other
property OF the government. but before
they had reached her she had been strip
ped and plundercd by the Mcxicans.