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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

ONE PRICE Hal STORE.
"a SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS AND CAPS
ABROWN 4 co. will Introduce, on Saturday, April Sd,
the style Of Cap. for children aud boys also, the
style OF Hats for gentlemen 49, in the manufacture Of
which they have made such reeen, improvements will
place then in close competition with the costly. The
public invited to call i78 Chatham SQUARE where
fashion beauty durability and combined to adom
the head. AZ msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

NEAPOLITAN BONNETS
IN THE subscribers respe ctfulH call the attention Of
(ADeses and Milners 70 their style Of Neapo-
NY sns, which any hitherto manufactur-
Ell BY them; they are also manufacturing new style
called the osarer with flowers Of the material
respond which indeed erquely beautiful aud feel
confident that Ncapotans and Gossamers, will be the
most fashionable Bonnet this by the demonss-
ton made thus early IN their favor by the fashionable
ladies' Of our city and elsewhere.
PATTIsON NOE X CO.,
Fsenees and Manufacturers Of the Neapolitan Bonneu
mi imis"rc No a. Delaney st. n~sr the Rowerv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

grocery store Thu dwelling part would be et togethe,
front parors with panres. and we'll Finished the
10 feet deep and ~ feet high suitable for artist the
third floor has well nshed the fourth floor so feet
deep Is feet wide and l6 feet high, with six windows in the
roof hted for business wanting good
light Also the second floor Of house 66 Beekman
sstng OF three and panres h bed
aud kitchen with Croon gnd kitchen range Rent
s273 Enquire of A. GlLHOGLY SON,
4 Irns N.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

THE LADIES' CONGRESS BOOT.
r. LABOYTEAUX, cal Broadway, desires to in-
form his numerous and fashionable lady patrons, that
H. he has made for the right 10 manufacture
the elegant elastic walking Boot, 20 fashionable
in the highest circle. England aud France The recent i'm.
be- s1dhgh shoes with all the elegance peculiar 10 his style
sOf cfk sud YET without the trouble ~ rcucs
0 valuable Invention IN the co0hned rfrl
from the arch u he foot While Inc aiic rds
Al slasua slas ~ wslklsg vsich sassSt be appreciated
usnspiN vial AZ lase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

APRIL ID, 1877.
WIZ, The passengers OF the " Defence sincere
snks Capt Brewster for his kind attention and perse
the winds he has made hi,
Jaxss GO IN - days frsm Live 4 DOL to New iork.
0EOfs SsE HAGEN
ROBE ri NEAL,
JAMES HAGENS.
an 10 10 ..Iv nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

WIGS! WIGS!
0TRANGERS ard CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
~ Toupee invited inspect the extensive
The largest stock in the United States There always best
place To article business and the best place
TO buy Wig TeuPse is Bachelors mandatory No
Wall street. Broadway. Private fer fitting Wigs
Copy the address,
)RINCE < UNKART, manu- facturers OF PA PER HANG
iNGS. No 33 Pearl street. Franklin Square. Wholesale
purchasers will ind themselves fully for calling
As above before bnyinK. az lmissr
CODA WATER AND APPARATUS-J. Mstthe VS. No
~ 1871 Third avenue, New York, nanufacure Of all the
mods sppsstuued for the manufacture drawing botting
efsoda Water li,hographc plate. with printed directions
Of the apparatus and its &c., will accompany each ap
pnritus. I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

"A GOOD FIJI.
A r SANDFORDS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
a MINT ~ Fulton sueet-We have Just received beau
ui nd wen selected Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestngs, suitable for spring trade which guaranty TO
make garments suit the most difficult, to style fits
Workmanship and prices
twill well for those visiting city call 27 Full
ton StIeet and see
~ B'-Every variety Of Oul6uns constantly h,nd and
sold cheaper isn the cheapest.
SANFORD BROTHER, ix Fulton street,
mt tp'r ncxt door 10 the Herald Ofhcs.
TO COMB MAAsI.S. s. Hoets ty sale by
fkTSR COOPER, No. " 1stlls Slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

irA TO LET OR LEASE-The mansion house and
E:N farm Of John L. Norton. Far Rockaway, adjoining
and Of the Marine Pavilion The house is IS feet
and attic aordng large and beautiful
mediation, for either boarding house or private residence
Of choice land 30 Of fresh and salt aud
beach and p,sture the ice house filed The buildings with
garden ground adjoining, will be let separate required
App!y to JOHN IL. POWER, Attorney. &c. 1923 Fulton st.,
N. Y, W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

ThAV ELLING IKUNhS.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
street corner Of Broadway has hand aud
making good assortment Of Trunks Vases Carpet Bags,
and hes Wholesale and retail.
Also. article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteaus Tor the
French Male Poste.
Orders for the West Indies South America. &C., filled with
despatch rn6I ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

TUE UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co will oren
or the busyes o Marine aud Fire risks on or before the
1t of May at ~ % Wall street. in the offices occupied
sd hs The book Of subscripion, To The cnpt,1 ,oek n,
20 Ma win remain for few days longer The profits
is.nrvd $3.50 WV
The book n application for Insurance, is now opsp at Ne
90 Wall street - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

Liquid HAIR D1 Z.
RATCHELORS instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye far su-
beautiful and permanent black brown without staining
njurng the skin The wonderful facility with which this
ton and establishment Of thous2nd: who loud praise
Wall street near Broadway Prce-Boules for the hair
Agents in Philadelphia Eug Roussei; washington Civ
Gibbs aid Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

HATS! HATS! HATS!
"a KNOX, with his accustomed brevity would call the
efssuenton If his friends his styles Of SPRING
FASHIONS, which ready his No 1873 Fulton
lie would with his usual philanthropy, invite
his estsbli where ey obtain hats Of
equal quality and at lower prices than other in
the ais 6tissr
sN> FRENCH MILLINER-Wantc Immediately a
IN good hat trimmer that understands her business
01 well and is quick Sc week will be given the wear
~~N round the same in dun times will be required
permanent Apply Mrs Underworld ITO Hudson street he
tween North Moore aud Frnklin streets siGN.r
nv MRS. NJ. WILSON, 29l Grand street. respectfully
GANnforms her friends and strangers visiting the city
80 that she has hand large and very handsome
assortment .s Of Spring Millinery to which she
Of the richest and fashionable Hats such
Chp,Cpe Rice and Shrred, with choice assortment Of
Straws which she hste herself be sold
than any other establishment in the city. Country Mners
Mrs NJ. WILSON, 2oi Grand st,
between Allen and Orchard SITS.
Ten good Mllinen wanted at the above esab lshment
a3 2m~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

BEDBUIT PUISON.
WATSON'S INFALLIBLE BEDBUG POISON-The
w experience of past years proves this to be e
covered needs application satisfy the
duous of its wonderful and immediate efects-Prce Is.
Sold wholesale and retail only Apohecares Hail. 30
Caane 476 Grand and Ollcott, McKesson
Co., 27 Maiden Lane; and l30 Fulton street, Brooklyn
AZ Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

LADY who has had years experience in a city
"A tho South and contempaes going largely into the
above branches there wishes situation for few months, In
she render herself useful Her object being acquire
W various branches the Of compensation for her
vices will be secondary consideration The best Of reis
given and required line directed to A. b. oi
Samuel B, Beach, Washington city, giving address and
ences will receive prompt attention A6 At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

OFFICE OF THE n. 7. Gas LIGHT CoMPANT,(
April IL, 1917
THE President and Directors have this day declared dv
dcnd Of fourand-onehslf the capital stock Of
this Company for the months ending February pay
able the stockholders and after Saturday die May
NJ
The transfer book will be closed from the until
that date. By order,
ais TN Ir G.. L. EVERITT Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

rAIENI SELF-EXTlNG UISHEKS
THESE inxeniou: litte instruments invaluable tho'
proved paient have beeu just imported by WOODWORTI
uccesser to BONFANTI. 32j Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-18

MINIATURE PAINTING
Nj NruDt q ~ h4s token f'c room No a. /, ipfdi,,
lNh Known pliobe Nidoni uagauerean q ery corner
of Badwsy and Murray where he would BE- happy x
ssend aay ssasa " iala,stMs water color sks,eLss
Az use
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

| tGSERALS % rH2 PooR IN NEW IoaK.-
/ We fnI III 4 recca; ~ nb r of,!e Tribune
al ar..Sla IN rotation ID tho funerals of the
4 poor Of New lork. which demonstrates
taai tho mos, abioct poverty exists TO 4
PHatai cNten, IN portions of that city.
among thousands who often are bareft of
friends ana kiAisud. and when death ends
thalt nsstttes are ifug lont'y committed 10
the grave unaccomn1aica bv n single soul
save TO dsiyor OF Tho rude sohiclo con-
tanning the bodies. The Now \ or Tr-
bane gives The following case:
lcsser!ty. aJoat noon. three women.
poorly dteS 81. one Of them shoalcss. and
two or .hroo little children with them.
passed up 3),h 81. from Third avenue to-
ward tho burial ground. Ono Of them
held with h'r haad q pain pine coffin on
the crown of her head. AMI the unhappy
creature wcPt as though her heart would
break. 1t vas tho colin Of her own in
tant boy or girl, perhaps or years old.
ani neither man nor boy, car, nor wagon,
was near 10 all her. Gao afternoon last
week a Two wheeled store cart passed up
toward tho Deaf and Dumb Asv lum with
a grown persons coffin in it--no pail, no
attendant. only the corpse, shell and car
ter. lie drove hard. but stopped near tho
Asyiam II ask whore tie graveyard was.
T!ree "ocks since a woman aud her
daughter. as il seemed 70 US. passed up
WIKI co.iiled corpse Of the infant Of tho
lGttar-ao attendants wore there but tho
Crrninother. tho weeping mother. and
thcir dead b1bo. Frequently an old man
passes up with four wheeled cart, loaded
~ilh co.iilei corpses-somctmes no pail.
no decent covering: ut other times bit Of
white cotton IS thrown over tho remains Of
tho ioad.-Now aud thon. at midnight, one
or even two vans with corpsos will pass
up with as little ceremony as if the drivers
were carrying load of loose earth to
level the now streets. Tho number that
pass upward on this highway of tho King
Of Tcrrors IS truly astonishing. and tho
condition Of the deposition is too
often attessed by tho ncgloc, with which
their romans are treated. Sometimes
last night for instanco) there will be a
coach or two in attenda nce on a
funeral; but not often. Ono day last week
I PLAIN dressed man, wearing much worn
Djun coat, was seen carrying on his back,
Ill alone. tho coflined body of his doad
son, years old. He asked tho loan of a
spade. and got i, to dig his child's grave.
Tho boy who went to get tho spade for
lm asked why he was to dig tho gravo
himself, to which tho reply was, "Becauso
baye no money to pay another"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
INDIA RUBBER CAR SPRINGS

W no tina. has boon jolted and mado dig
y IN the best cars over tho smoothes. rail-
roads, Will no! rejoice to hear of m in
vcntion which is expected to remove this
Inconvenience to travellers! India rub
Der, winch, undcr the plastic hand Of Yam
kee ingenuity has boen made to play 80
important part in domestic economy.
has at last been applied to secure the great
deslderatum. The improvement is said
10 rank among the important inventions
OF ,hls inventive art. We extract an in
tcrestIng sketch from the Now York A.
merican Artizan:
1t IS tho application of Goodyear'e pre-.
pared India Rubber- a substitute for
steel springs IN railroad cars, locomotives
and tender, and bui,ing and drawing
springs oniy eighteen to twenty five
pounds OF rubber are used in place Of
1000 pounds of steel springs. The sa-
wing OF the expense Of transporting tho
weight a!ono constitutes il great inven-
ton. Indeed the pa.enteo has offered to
supply railroad companies with his inn
proved springs, end keep them in repair
withou, charge, provided they will pay
him tho annual oaving Of expenses in tho
moro difference Of transportation in tho
rubber. and steel springs. The improve
ment ls very simpio and easily applied to
locomotives and cars. II breaks al the
connection of hard materials, wood and
steel, between the BODY and the trucks.
and thereby prevents that constant tremb-
ling and Earring motion that renders tho
ears noisy and unpleasant.
The cars glide along evenly, noiseIess.
", enabling the passengers to read, and
causing less wear and tear to the cars. A
weight of twelve tons on spring of 9
ounces in weigh: caused it to Yield only
half an inch, and an additional weight sup
posed to be upwards of hundred tons,
made II yield one and a quarter inches.
On the Weights being removed the rubber
spring resumed its original dimensions,
without the least sign of an effect having
been produced. This small spring was
next placed on an anvil, and with a sledge
as heavy as we could raise. other effect
was produced than to endaBger its being
thrown over our head by the rebounding
force Of the spring. In the hands Of ono
more sturdy, blows SO heavy a. to make
the anvil! ring BY reducing the spring to
SO thin layer, could no, diminish tho
elastic power. By the use Of additional
iron springs with intervening iron plates, q
spring motion Of one half 10 three or more
inches may be obtained. Tho durability
Of this rubber spring, is. doubtless, far
greater tina that of steel. 1t 10 in use on
'wo roads, and preparations are being made
10 extend its introduction. This invention
Increases the value Of Mr.. Goodyears
oatent-a very considerable sum having
been secured for the privilege Of using 1, in
he Improvement
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

\ CURloUs CANNON A new cannon
has recently been invented by Mr. Dethe-
rode. of novel and convenient construc-
ton for being carried BY hand or on horse
back. over mountains. forests and marsh
es. where an ordinary cannon would be
altogether useless. Tho cannon consists
of slaves. hoops and sorrows. all made OF
wrought iron. and nicely finished and
while It is stronger than common cas-,
iron cannon. II can be readily dissec,ed
and each section may be shouldered BY
either pedestrian or equestrian artillery
men and when required. the parts NAV he
put together and secured ready for action
III ten minutes. --paten! Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

MAILS FOR lIAvANA.--It is stated ia the
Sun OF this morning, On the authority Of
q reliable source IN Washington, that tho
contract for carrying mail twice per
month, between Charleston ana Havana,
has been awarded by tho Postmaste. Con
eral 20 Messrs. Mordacia Il Glouranj, a
wealthy and enterprizing firm of Charles
ton. Thoy are TO Immediately build two
large ocean steamers, Of ! coo tons each.
of such model and make that. if required.
they can be converted into war steamers
with despatch. 1t also stated that tho en-
terprising contractors have determined to
build their vessels IN Baltimore. thus CIV
ing our mechanics m opportunity to enter
tho lis: rs rivals for speed and model in
tho construction of mail steamers Pat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

New IoRk CUsToNs.-The receipts, says
the Tribune, show very large increase,
equal 10 43 per cent, without considering
the specie. The business at the custom
house continues to be large. the receipts
on the 81. having been Sl94.4l6. and the
amour, Of goods entered. exceeded $780,
900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

NAVY OF GREAT B8TAIN.-'rhs Lon
don Times gives the following as tho Off
cal return of the Navy of great Britain
on tho first of July last:
Animals Of the fleet, =; admirals or
the red, 10, white; 10; blue, 10; vice-ad-
mlrals of tho red, ID; rear ndnirnls of
the red, p; white. %, blue, %; to consis,
of 80 flag officers, VIZ: 81 admirals, or
ten Of each squadron; Is vice admlras,
or ID Of each squadron; retired rear ad-
mlrals. % o.! each squadron; retired rear
admirals. 10; 10 bo reduced to %; retired
captains, 30, to be reduced to 100; cap-
to'ns for service, 36l, to De reduced TO
500; retired aptains under order ia coun-
ell, 10Th August, 1910. iS; commanders,
$40; retired do. under His Maiesty's or
der in council, 1916, 100; do, Is. Novem-
Der. 1880, lieutenan,s. 300; masters,
33T, second masters, 1872; mates, 3 l. sur
geons, - ); assistant do, 23s; paymasters
and purses' active list, 462; retired do,
IS; clerks qualified for paymasters and
pursers. 233; 1000 able bodied senmen,
1000 stout lads; II 900 Royion, Chatham,
% companies; 81 division, Plymouth. ~
do, 18th division. Woolwich. 10 do; Roy-
al Marine Artillery, 7 companies; herd
quarters Portsmouth. Ships of war in
Commission, ordinary or building. 6-S,
carrying from to 800 guns each-of
which 100 arc armed steam vessels. built
on tho most approved principle for active
sea service, from 100 to 100 horse power.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

The WESTERN RAILRoAD.-The Com
monwenlth Of Massachusetts has inken her
quota Of one third Of the new stock at par
of the Western Railroad. This stock is
selling at and 2 per cent. advance from
the par value or cost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

DADDY's NANE.-..W hats thail" asked
a schoolnaster, pointing TO the letter "
"DadJy's name .No It aiG't daddy's
name, you blockhead-it's X. mo il
ain't'' said tho boy. .'tis daddy's name.
I've seen him write it often"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

JENNY LE,,D AND MANAGER BARRETr-
Geo. II. Barrett, the manager of the Ne
Broadway theatre. New York, came pas
senger in the II bernin. While in Eng
land, he offered Jenny Lind five hundred
pounds per night for forty nights-thrt is,
one hundred thousand dollars for about
six weeks performances. The divine
was memorable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

: 'ho tarm. which consists Of l69 acres. i
cultivation. the re>i;de Is in grass an
+ timber, all beng fenced. the cost of iae
$ arm was 81 100. The poor reside IN :
small dwelling. apart from The Lcaseo'>
: pines of food for the two. woman and
her sick daughter; who is crippled. md
whose mind - deficient. 4 negro dcpen-
: dant for support. resides from choice. With
thu Oycrscer. who bears tho character of
kind AMI humane man.
Expose par aunun, for mqn:cnanco
OF the nocr>s ;ous iii the county. IS -aown
by IL" books: f,r thc wear endiar June
1T. 1876. II 49, S3l3.i9.
PUTSAH Comfy jan. Mt C,reanca .tlo
is a new two story brick building. unen-
closed, and embracing the residence of the
keeper aud prison house. The founda-
tens Of this building 10. having been
laid with sufficient care, the walls
have yielded so far as to render closing
the doors of the prisons impossible: for
tunatoIy no prisoners There are ten
rooms; bcds on The fl ,or. no firo.pnce.
stove for winters use. The strong room
is about twenty-five feet by twelve: the
door Of heavy IRON. The brick walls of
tho jaiI are lined with heavy double TIM
bers. Tho ventilation is very defective,
but 20 be remeelicd shortly. The occupi-
ed rooms Of the keepers family were nea,
and convenient.
IL rUrSAN COUNTY PooR-HoUsE, | found
SIX RESIDENTS aHaor charge OF rcspceta-
bio farmer and family, who seemed to
nave sense of their responsibility III
managing 50 difficult charge The IN
fortunate inmates were peculiarly objects
OF care Claiming the most patient and hu-
name attention. Two women were in
sane, third but IltiIe better; two boys
were ldioile; one aged alan was in tho last
stages Of lmbacli'ty and halpessness.
Ia winter thore are generally, from
nine 10 Twelve residents. 4 new build +
ing u by 90 feet, ono story and attic, re-
fharkaoiy well constructed, has been ad-
del the last summer, at cost of abou:
5000.
The farm contains 40 acres Of which
% are cultivated. Inc terms OF leasing
oie Us io'to"s: i no Lcasce receives from
me county, 9>i'', ana the Use OF tho farm
ana buildings thereon, for which lie is o5-
's'''u 20 Iced clothc' and carefully to
"~i70 ''' VIC poor VINO claim maintenance,
i'oiii 'ho county. lie IS also to pay phys
'sio'i o'iIs ana funeral expenses Re.l-
-l'as services are sometimes holden here
>"' o''en visited by the overseor.
!" Imam as IN h'her Counties, 1t IS
e. anu very good one, under good re-
3''a'''h' % ala me nccessitous, whose
TRENDS can ~ part support them. or who
Gun III part contribute 10 iaelr own support;
mus AVOIDING 'heir d"eiiins at the fcor-
'i'use' "t'ch almost any where, but es-
'oi'-''y ~ ''ie y cs'erh states IS me last
resort
ne "hoie expenses OF the county, DUR {
ns '"o haheiai year. ending on the 10Th
= 40 were as reported 10 me by
.o'''' showing 's'a' p ~ Z
- ''u oooh ais.'clseu LOT OUTDOOR re- $
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24
From the InlianI state journal.
JAILS AND POOR-HOUSES OF INDIAN

diaoo rim erens,.,l e,o,,..Ls .,..-y.;...
on tie uses necessities a,d q5asts Of fGese l.
St"f'o"s' 'otM notes Of fee risits to tie Ienifea
~ e. -''IS'"1tt'e' !" ne yfafs o. ISlo,-' !
y.J.
pers, bg @. u. L.. DIX
NAR,ox Cof-xrv I,r =, J,s.,,,.o,..
i connected vii, ,lo l,,oll,e...eo..s, !,
the E,crer. ,ra : N ,Io ,i,.,,,i,., &c -.
Court-lonsc THIS An /. 49,. .,.a,,.,..
ientanl iII-nrann...l..,t = s.i4 !, l., .,..,,,o
and has hut few nriscrcre o,,,,v ,.o,o
which. pcrhrnq. j. one rcaQon. I'm, il -
loss cr,d5tth,c fstabti~l.,,.,, IN, ~,
vicinity. II vas no, ~ an, ,e.,.,. 49,,
saw !, IN ord, ,r,,.o r,,...,.t,,.., 49,.
! o1crs. And however ,t,o c,,, ,,a c,,,,,,,
ma, present other nubDjc establishments !,
4 progress which promise to stand os models
7 fer adjacent States and COMMITTEES We can.
I no. quote the itiI as oflcrina ,nv ono c.-
ceicucc. bos:ias that of bav,no tho rcs;-
dcnco Of The keeper connected with the
prison.
TIC p,or.ha,,.o !, ,to.;.,, Co,,..
few mics from India nano,i. j. ooJ,r Good
name cement; The cultivated grounds arc
well enclosed. ard thought nj the time of
nv yisi, in June. The bn,l,Iincs ho,b far
tie S,,nerinten9en, and f,,,,f,. .,a ,Lose
eccnnied hy ,le moor uor. Quito i,s,,fr
Client ard incon,cnicut. tho whole es,,b.
I~hment was clean and carefully man
aged. The poor we're neatly and well
clothed. and 1t - due to the energetic NO
man, who SINCE sho deccass Of her hus-
band. has borne all the burthen and care
OF the establishment, With IL many diff
cnit'os and various responsibilities. unaid-
ed, ID state tha. this Is one Of tho best d.
rccted Poor-house have seen in Indiana
'iSio were hiteeh inmates mon, women
'''''- Gun uie'1' one man. very insance, at
'''''eS sf'"'y eAea'ed anu threatening Vio-
0"o9 - '-'' ''''hi' 40 Only provision
'''''o ''''' ~ 'he county ior securing Inc
10 "''''S u'isui'aoie, oeihs deh-
''' ~ an ioF Inc patients ana
- '.'oso "'io nave cliaFSe
'''o ii'S i'''i Tor mo insane
az Vi IohS'fHGtioh, INC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-24

VALUABLE MEDIcINE.-A quack doctor,
advertising certain remedy for cu,aneous
diseases, says it would even cure the erup-
lions Of Noun, Eeslyiust