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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
Sirop E'sctoreJ
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1Nel

Je suts Asthma quo deShis plus de irente
AnR. et hten eunnh3 cotnut teI, "nonsouIthnnt
do mes amis, mails Gnotre Hun grand nothhre
do porsonnes qui Ont pu oyer do fEtat Oh
m'avait rebuilt oettemaladg ; dams les dernierT
tens 10 ne passajp pas unS mutt entlefo dams
mon IN, OF aouvem il rest Els butt a dix lonrS
sans me roucher ia tout. EAssis dams IN tati~
tnuil Ia tate appefte sutSle bofd dun W, 10
prenai@la cettC nsAaIiere qSeIque repos eet'e
situation ievcAuc; dtstsptSrante le mo mis- a
faira des essB s., o. ia slEs parvenu apres
MUS dune aurte }. rcch4f"hes 4 composer
ur sirnp qni roaujt mn A etFot sur moi, que
IL n'6pronye 1Ius# naintet sint que quelques
lh,arss opprekkioks un'unE on deux doses de
co snccifuueadis&ipent aRssjtat. al par suite
dune imprud% ncG June G9ta attaque parait
vouloir se dnr1arrtst 10 prf nds alurs 10 sirop
a doses ttpet6ef ct par sens a obtenir un
prompt snu|aEemfnt.
On ne doit pas a'attendb a &c qu'une ina,
lad c auSsi tenarG que l'tstheme c6de aux
premieres doses Ne sirnpf &c nest que par
AN lung usage hue fork pcut esperer IN
grand soulagemcAt oil nkrne uue gnGrtsan
parfai'e chez les persoanes nouvel'ement af-
(ecttes.
&C sirop coupnc pcctoral est employe
dams In plusparf lcs NAL adies dc poitrine !:
telles que uealtes, f5lxions de p]oitriae
Plurcsies &c.
Le DIR. France IN emkloyf dams qIelque
a dc Phitisie rulemna Ee. C'est ee sirop
qui lui a le mietS rcussg par combattre les
expressions qui acconSpagnant touiours
cetle a~frruse naiadic. yonr que Pefet en-
ft constant il MIA dit a9oir etc oblig6 vers
In fin do Ia maEadic, g. ladministrer a
hautes doses. IT, DIR. Itanc6 lie considere
CONNIE un dcs rheillcur$ pectorauX.
La direction lLour Ii mani6re de sen
servir est attachtF auy hpnteilles.
Depot chez lie spnssigniG; a Baton Rouge.
Compositeur aa dit sirop. Prix IS cents
Ia Phiolc dc cling oncex, $3.50 Ia douzai
ne. III. LANOUE.
Approuv6 Pdfr ce qQi M" conccrne.
II. RANCE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

VICTOR VINCENT, a rhonneur dan.
no1cer 4 des pratiQaee, quill Went de 80 con-
former a IeUrs dcthand"s rePeIees e' grill a
/ ~rraSent pous aide, uH excellent Barber,
Co,fsBr, &c.
les massieMB s&rant :nnlnurs pTets ! Ra-
80. Frispr. %rotTor, &C, u teut pour le nileux
d dams ie dernler Anc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
MnMANEEN.

We arc prepared ITO make CAN advances
on consignmeRts OF Sugar aud MeiasseS' 10
our friends in New York, Philadelphia, ST
Lrpis. louisville, Nashville, Madison, Ia
nd New Orleans. Nov, | 81 PEE " HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
Ill GREAT l. EDY!!
HOUSES tlate Clcnens') INDIAN
TONIC.
1 I'VE ANn HNHn NrNH TnN

y F't " FH-Hf wv 'NH*
CtttLLs OR AGHE AND FEVER,
HI The unprecedented time Of Toe Hours
Tie attention Of tho public IL particularly
called 70 this t'HBAF REmt nv for Cunts o.
A6UE Avn ITfvFa, and IN doing Hd, the Pro-
prteior deems II proper TO make The fuil0witE
declarations, the truth of which, he desires
tho people 10 lost by i trial, aud he will riaafa
fully abide their decision, VIZ: ist, The arti
Gle Ia pleasant and convenient to take. End
Il will cure every case If tbs directions are
observed 3fd. It will leave nj Injurious Ell.
faeta Ii The system; on The contrary, It imparlg
strength 10 the e6Hsti'ntibp, 4 h. II Il pure.
" vegetable, and refined from all gross parti-
rles which render other preparations So mud
dy and disagraeable 10 the taste. 9th. II will
cure with perfect certainty IN Bre hours.
IT. Certificates or tic wrapper around the
bottle, of cures from six months TO ten years
standing, g
Prepared and sBId. Wholesale and retail, by
Geo. w. House, Nashville, Tenn, and Nv
Coo, M IIefoman, opposite the Hafb6dist
Church Sole agent for Geo w House, I'll
Hatnb Rbnre,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
BATON ROUGE pAC-
KET-New Orleans and
49, nnfnn pnnnn rn.lna -.

'EgsIENE-sI BdThn Rouge packet sfea-
err MAJESTIC, j Fl IRE,
master, having heen purchased by ] Fl IRE
and John Klein expressly for the Baton Rouge.
trade, will leave as follows--New Orleans
every FRIDAY at IL o'clock, A. NJ. and
Baton Rouge every MONDAY at 8 A. M.,
for freight or passage, apply on board or to
PIKE 81 HART, Agents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
FLnMERsl FLnwEpsn

CHARLES YANtBR, invites amateurs Of
horticulture to call and examine the Goilec-
tion Of plants which he keeps for sale at
Nr. Shoppers warden, on the Comite Road.
On hand, 200 Thugas (arbor VitG,) ftfor
adoFning tombS.
fri. 81 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
+. BENEDICT
Nrlct4a, DRAPER ANb ramon.

NERCIiF, UFNFEN ~ TATE5Hs
Tie snbaefiber baftne parnanep' y Deated
in This place. tenders his services tGthe ceu
tnrniry, and hopes bv a'rtet attention 10 mer
il and receives portlm Of tho public patrn0
agd,
I expect shortly 10 receive handsome So
soffineni Of cio'ii4 and trimmings.
Church street, sgeohl door East Of The
p3atsaG O..
.aHg. % #ls1G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
Sept ., .t9l0
rU.Ipny mn "A WATANF.

AVIS AUX HARaTANS SUCRtERS,
a. "a Dauphin mAnIeur d'cquipage8, SO
,ronyan, dana Ia p~aratsse d'Est BATON Rouge
n,nr i moment nFfrn; soa services aux b hi.
s,ns dn, harnesses v]osatnas, Tine experience
an vtngt .cina enn6ea dams los dqUipages lut
nor,nnt i, ]yarantIr aaa nnvrage, at otlfo aux
b.hi,ans una grnnaa Eteon,, ia dans 10 boia,
S',lrasaer 4 mr. II IN RttL, gard a Baton
Rouge, on chez hr, ] u sevddot on II ira
vaille mantenant.
p. \. ON peOt alrSssnr les lottree au hu,
repu ia p,ate A Batfn Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
alanrr- NaaAers' alaterlaIs

Of every description, Imported and &ep' cons
taoAy On hauA, viz feelings WIRE Cln'h'
Fourdrtuier WIRES, Rieaching FowdeF' Blue
Ultramariuo, Fwlne3 Nc, &c
EAGS.
Canvass. Bale Robe, Grass Rope, Bagging,
DC, 81, purchased, for which the highest
nr,cn ii Cash will b$ paid.
Neg York, IGlR lslb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
RarnN Ror1GE HdTEL.

BAIDN ROUGE HDTELs IA.
The undersigned beg leave toInform the
Citizens Of Baton Rouge, and the Travelling
community. that they are na prepared 10 en-
terrain, Ladies and Gentlemen on the most
accomplishing terms. The house will be
oDen at all hours, and is als0 furnished with
new furniture, beds, bedding dc and they
solicit the patronage of alI who may give
them a call. The Hotel is Situated within d
lew steps Of the Steamboat Landing.
s. BATES.
NJ. A. Bates.
Ian 2ad-l9,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
4, MATTK

las received por steamers Fort Wayhs,
III .D,riio, Brunswick and South America,
from 81. Louis and Cincinnati, tho following
articles
5000 lbs clear bacon sides,
80 half barrels 81, It0ts 4 ,tf, city mills,
10000 lbs Miss. baIing rops,
- barrels ~, Louis -four.
1000 lbs talIow,
10 dazen bro0ms,
tOb0xsa theaptbbacehs
100 sacks sllBi. assorted, /,
~ kaas white lead,
q barrels lfrssed oil, =
. haffels castor oil,
1000 bushels CORN,
5000 lis GsHtings, such aa Ddfetfgvehs, skill
lots, stow k%fttiea, round p5fR, Haticf pans,
attp1r and ten F"ttftH of sup 'rior Gdalife, and
cohRidafable bottw tie customary prices.
Eali 6Bd @pe,and II Won want the foregoing
articles, yan VII eafttlniy paffhasea
uaprNEntfatr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

SUGAR. Prime article, for sale by
ths bagshead ~ barrel.
BEAL & SoN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
I.NVN ANYWAYS.

t. 6 Cd, have iuat fe6aigsd,
SANGER III. ,n,tJ paehjya during the winter
hll anA splendid s'a9N ", sv'h nr,,yn Jarnsn.
Ip,tana @frttn tho commune ,1 .iIIfs'
Ia the richest eaFh,naf@E Wv s,,r, tho
They have now ~ hfhu w." ,hs, over came
sect a%s7of'"'4' - ,,,n lt,tfe ; Lalias' fancy
10 we tnW" W. -,i IN Htalily anl chnapnns= 4,
,t.ntlamln'a clothing ,ipaa's' NJ All otnrh
b]rssan4 Of every deact,E'll'n' , a,sa n ma f frosS /
At hay's rtnthing' anu Az e'Ts
lot af putftmafy, .,.aey srtfrls wn
we nave ;, .sa,s. iaAa - WOULD take 10
4 fan page Of this paH'f -a9 "" "r al,l f4tahbs
he articles We oo,f Hl'l'9 pG is V,,ttr slnge,
II The public general " s,s''g W." nit 4gii' n.
,ed thew viii dad that 'a7y a. Ths lnw
any af1le'e sng, ,ys sill MIR gnoAa, are Zoo
prices ~ W'',e' ,Ea t2naee==4gy htf rs again
repeat, that goods tah be oo'o 1.hnrs ~ a l,",
va much cheaper Ehah WIZ s s @',p
,ly ooaa and inlgeta 81 th'7 ,ag. ''''
t.n,s hnE,rp purchasing o'ee"'''33
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
LIYERY srARLE.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS 81

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C
sSn The subscribers respect
NSIN sfullyiuform the citizens Of
nN Baton Rouge and vicinity
49, that 10 addition to The build
ng aud repairing ofcarriages, they arc con-
stantly receiving direct from the manufacture
ers In Newark, N J, a complete assortment Of
harness, collars, trunks, c~irsinglcs, girts, &c,
&c; also coach and furniture 1arnish, black
and brown Japan, all Of which will be sold at
a small advance on invoice prices for cash,
also for sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
top do, one DO. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and a full assortment OF
beisteads, and We are fully prepared to make
and repair, all kinds Of cabinet work.
Cofins made and undertaking attended to
atthe shortest notice.
w F TUNNARD, & co.
september2 80 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
LATE3T STYLE.

Weshave just received per Ship Edgar
from New York a Fine case Of Reebee &
Coster's Superior Silk Hats OF the latest
& most fashionable Style.
PHILbIPS g. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
The undersigned afedop opening o large.
and beautiful assortment of Sptina and Sum
mer Goods, direct from Pbiladelt ia o ehDch#
they would rcsnec,fulIt cal The attention Of
The pab,tr. i~ersops deyirnil4 uf purchasing
eood and fresh articles will find II 10 their
~iuteresf 10 stcpint
luneG PHILLIPS # LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

vnoNEYa htptofY of Ireland from US
..os,,iamsnt 10 tho present time
Just fe'e''s" GE0 NJ, HERobAN
n,se.t,s thu Methodist church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
-MANrEn.

w an GbF
FIVE good wood choppers wanted, 10
chop wood, to whoP will be given the reg
ular prices.
Apply 10 AZ. UAbEBHAGAN'
Or ii this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
PApER WAREHOUSE.
No. . BURNING SLIP ". Y0R

NO. Q BURtlNf SLIP NEW YORK.
CYRUS w. FtEh.D offers for sale at the
lowest Manufacturers prices, a very extensive
assortment al PAPER, comprising evorv pos
sihle variety, Adapted tn tho wants Of con-
SINNERS / , nh ]sectiaus ct the country. Paper
NJ IN kinds made ti order NJ short notice.
Tho stock If PRINTING PAPER is unu.
snally large. a part ID which is OF very superior
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

GLASS, putty AMI oils, a general assert,
meat on hand. y
BEAL and SON, .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03
Tad Initiation.

The society of "Raging Tads" has, in
latter days, excited a li.llo Of public int
rest, aud since the seal Of secrecy has
been taken of, we may DO permitted TO
give a sketch Of an int.iatory scene.
\ s:alwar, specimen Of a dangcr-defy-
inc canaI-man, who had braved tho fury
Of tho bi!.ows many time and OFT; AMI
whose hear. had never qIalei ia the Wild
est dangers of the raging canawl, came
all the way from Troy Che contro of the
world, according 10 recent calculation o.
purpose 10 be initiated into the mysteries
Of raIism. lie made application to the
Great @. IT,, and being examined from
head to heel with critical eye. BY the
great q. L. aforesaid. and found 20 III, Iljs
app 'ica,ion was favorably considered.
At the QIarters. Produce Exchange, he
was informed Of his good fl.o by ollicor.
and conducted to an an.i-room. where. a f.
ter ceremonies highly spirite d, a ban
dage was placed over his eyes. To the
zap Of tho drum. he was then marched
slowly outguardod BY Tads on either side.
As tho very nan2o Of Tad has al anPhib-
ious Specification, the initiatory ceremo-
Mics viii create no surprise. |! IS not Il
fact, as stated in a city paper, that TO be-
come fuii Tad, II is necessary 10 climb
creased pole. There Is no such / a :
( pol e in the service, It being regarded n
20 lc-evil. Well, our canal friend from
lhe centre OF the world, was marched
/ slowly and solcnniv on. At selected
/ spot he was commanded 10 hait-a speech
was made him. soemniy and lmprcsslvcly
eloquent, and then he was commanded tc
advance ten pnces. The drum rolled, and
tho candidate stepped out. A SPLASH
gugling sound and few choking oaths
followed. The poor fellow had walked in.
to tho canal. Iie tore the bandaga from
f his eyes. clambcre1 out. and found hun
self the only Tad on hani tho G. I. ana
his squad having slope1. He left for the
"ceG.lo of the world tx the next boat.
[Cn. Daily Commercial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03

i EAsTHtvs ELIXIR OF UEtL-Ti-Fhe increase
ING popularity anu usefulness Of this redci n-
together With the concurTing testimony Of many
Eminent Ply siCIsns ana PED table ctiZe thro'
cut the whole country, ought to be a sufficient
CllaTa.3fv to every one afflicted with the CON
plants for which it is designed The MIST as
torristiIg success has attended the ne of this
medicine. where all other remedies lave failed
Persons weak and debiiitated state Of
Health. Delicate Females. children, AIRED and
Intirm persons will find il sure restorative
FOR female obstruction and irregularities il has
proved certain remedy. This medicine should
ALWAYS he resorted 10 IN such complaints. Indeed
nc family should be without it, bat keep it always
IN your house. See the Pamphlet to be had of
the Agent. For sale at DE-. j. HOWELL'S
Richmond. Jaiy2 1-41 Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03

VERY GooD.-One Of those merchant
princes in Boston, who has accumulated
great wealth in tho poisonous traffic, re-
Gently had his poke. book. containing n
largo sum Of money, Gu; from his p3che.
while entering church. i few days sab
seqGcnt be received The pocko: book with a
note, IN which the writer stated TIA, after
spenLias the money, he discovered 10 his
utter horror tina. he had been making aso
Of funds obtained in the Infamous hquor
traffic. He. therefore, returned the pocket
book. and wo4il DO tie sasao By tile money,
should 10 be able again 10 lay his Laads
on il.
The WAY THEY Go.-Withln the last
four days two Tavern keepers Of rcspec-
table and wealthy connexions, both once
promincn. nau. nave died .i.l da.irium
trofncas. IN llIm!iton count. One OF
lhcm who some months ago gave up the
business, in his Wild rawlings, pointing io
He corner Of the room AMI GAZING aim by
name. continually cxc!ainei: There he
stands. that's the m7a. Iio did ali this
mischief. He's killing mel IL referred
- the man from whom. since his retire
mcn:. h. had obtained hi, liquor. W.
would no, ba IN TINT mas SHOES for ZEN
,hou5ani worlIs.-Dliiy Qaaol city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03

nyTho Little Miami Railroad, says Mr..
Cist. under the authority in their charter
to make branches running through any
county in which ihoir main llue runs, have
ngroed to make road from Ncnia TO the
line of Greene county. TO meet the Rail
road nj Columbus. TINS will. Of course.
facilitate tho completion of the Columbus
ana Nena railroad. NJ an early date
The rail route from Columbus to Nania Is
straish,er than the regular stage roa!o be-
tween those places. .Cincinn7ii Com.
"What u the staple production Of yoar
dis,rc. Of couutrv!" said an Eastern ;rav-
eior he other day. to a young farmer. in
tho Miami Valley. he was refreshing
himself with n glass of bald face while
tho stage coach stopped TO water
torn. sir. corn; we raise on our land
about 10 bushels 10 the acre. shat we man
utac,ure into whisky. sir TO say nothing
abou, the quantity that IS WASTED FOR
b"-ap.''
Inc New f-zh Express saws. the L.
States viii have TO o~--ow $4,000. 0OC
In 1918.
IL is computed tina, the debt of MexIce
is now 1852 COO, 900.
A Bank is soon 70 90 into operation al
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Il Is 70 be a branch Of
the State Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03
e. - HI 4. c. ,'OCe &c =

ever before opened in this place, which they wish
10 EXCHANGE Immediately fer CASH or
Country pro.uce preparatory to purchasing a
larger sa?p.y
Their Stock consists, in part, Of Imperial Gun
Powder. Young Tyson and PouchoHg Teas :
Rio ana s.. Domingo Coffee y. Orleans, Loaf
ana Brown Sugars; Golden syrup, Sugar House
ana Plantation Noasses; Nos. /, , ans ) Mack
erel in Bbis. half bbis. and KITS SAad, Lake
Fish Goldfish Herring, Chocolate, Rec. Salera-
tus Starch Zante currants. Rasins, Fresh ground
spices Of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed taliow candles, Soap, Indigo, Nadder,
Alum, Copperas, &c. sc
Ais GA general assortment Of Queens
ware. Glassware, Stonc-ware, w code ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains Mill and
Halter Ropes. Bed Cords, Coach aul Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms.
ANA 1907 Giffe rent articles, which we shah take
pleasure IN showing 10 ANY one who may favor
with a call.
IEPIease call and examine our stock, as il
costs nothing Tor looking.
" w. IYNDE & co.
Richmond, September etl, 4oi6 3 If,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03
u SPECIAL NOTICE!

HiGiiLy IMPORTANT TO THE WEsr.-It has been
long thought that the citizens OF the West were
10 see better times in regard 10 the bilious dse1-
ses with which portions Of cur noble country are
visited The t,1e medicine is al length offered
US by the celebrated Crate nberg Company
Their advertisement IS IN another column, 10
winch the attention Of every man, woman and
child sAou,l be Immediately given. Fer sale by
James Elder. at the T5st Of.rs Book Store, Rich
rnond Ia. BY Lewis Davis, at the Ne% Paris
co. Postofice anJ al Holoways Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03
gAEIsgE 3AlGGU
RICHMOND HOEEL:

CORNER OF NAIN AND MARION ers. prruuo.n-r. !
osEPH w. GILBERT, respectfully in-
- forms his friends and the TraveIliog nuh
lie, that he mas resumed the LandIerdsb;n 81 this
wen ana favorably known HOTEL, and he is
prepared 10 make Travellers comfortable A
good and attentive Ostler - p. ali ,;roas -.
TO take charge CT Horses, and the stable il vel
suPPhed with Prorenter. His charges are rca-
Feb. Q, 1871 roa.-o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03
SII + RIFF F'S $ Al. T.

EDY virtue OF sundry executions to me direct
, ed, from the W ayne Circuit Court, will
pose public sale at the Court House door in Cen
trevIlle, W ayne county, Ind lana, on the 2lh day
Of August, 81. between the hours of ten O'Clock
4 N ana four o'clock ? NJ Of said day, the fol
lowing property, to-wit:
\ certain parcel or lot of ground situate in the
city Of Richmond. " ayne county Indiana, ana
known by being part q lot NUMBERED four 4. IN
That part af sail city laid of by John smith. and
bounced as follows. to-wit: beginning on Main
street, at The North Last corner Of the land own
ed ana occupied BY Abraham Earnest . 81, and
twenty 20 feet an one lneh y est from the
Northeast corner Of saiI iot; thence South half
( i degree. East one hunlre3 AMI sixteen llhE
feet and five ) inches TO the SoaJh last corner
Of saiG Earnest's land; thence South ejghiy-four
and one-fourth SD degrees Last, ten <lo4
feet and eight $ inches TO stake: thence North
five aud one fourth 81 degrees East tiity-three
% fee; 10 stake; thence North halt : de-
gree. Westtwenty 20 feet and ten 10 inches
I thence South eighty four and three fourths IL
degrees. East one foot and one ihch;the nee
North half a degree. West forty four Il fest
and SIX 6 inches TO Main street; thence vest,
along Main street fourteen 4 = feet aua three
inches, to the place Of beginning
TAKEN the property of Irwin Reed; to satisfy
said Executions in favor oil Carrot Wills ana oth-
ers DAVID GENTRY. Sh'f ". c
| August 3rt, 1871 81 Sts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03

RoMANCE.- Rather late last evening, us
n young gentloman was passing through
Winter street, ho was ovcrtahon by n
young lady. whom, however. no hardly
noticed till shn gps before hn, fang her
self up,a her knees and IN haar;.rondlng
tones, begged I'm not 70 mardor her. The
youth protested that, far from having any
such intention, he bad hardly observed her
presence. ~ pretty sort of a fellow you
are" cried she, springing up and walking
off IN great Indignation; ITO pass RICH; by
gal and not TO take no sort OF notice of
her! | guess YOU arc rathor green.'
The young man took to his heels ind
never stopped till he reached home.
Gin Daily Commercial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-03

e. IA we know, the southern portions oil
Ohio and Indiana, and VIC boiievo all the
Sues south Of us are entirely dependant
tho north and east for cranbcrries.
srhi. depsndance we think, does not pro-
.aad from an un1daptlon Of clther soii or
.tm,,c, to produce this fruit or berry; -
cr "a we know, no altcmp. 10 Cultivate
.ho cranberry has been made at an' place
.lo,y tho yallov of the Oa:o or MississIPpl.
RI, foreign demand for this, rs for IN Isl
.,har If our agricultural products, Is IN
c,oasing. and we doub! not. was The plant
:...,d,ced into this section of The country,
49,, IN few years the supply wol'd be,
No, only equal to tho homo consimp:ion'
,yonld leave n surplus for cXpor,atlon
The following from DowninSs iiorIlcui-
,uraIis, shows tho cultivation OF TINS Dcrfy
is extremely profitable :,
.SnlIivan Ba.os, of Bellin9ham, Mass,
has issued circular ~ relation 70 me Gu
,ivation of tho cranberry, from winch We
gather the following.
He states that he hns asccrlaiHed lhas
there are three varieties OF the crano2rry.
Of these no thinks there IS only one,
which he calls tho Bell that - adopted
to n dry soil. lie thus describes tins
variety:
The berry grows much in tho form OF
m cyy. il is inclined to grow, IN a wild
.,a,e. on tho borders of cranberry boys,
amending its way 10 upland soils. /! IS
much larger than tho other kinds IN It's
wild state"
He advises that persons, engaging III the
cultivation Of tho article, should common
CO with tho Bell variety; and he says.
"by commencing with those which have
been cultivated, or naturaized 10 dry soil,
thcy will much sooner accomplish their
object, and with much less trouble and ex-
pensc, IA the plants multiply ana lncrcnse
abundentIv." lie states that from oao or
two thousand plants enough may boobtrin-
cd in two or three years 70 plant .'acros.
His directions for cultivation nrr to So
Iec, m,is, s,ii. not iIab,r u bake. Loatnv
soii.. winch arr. moderately dry. and con
tain n ,ntx,ara Of sand, hc states, ar. wei
ad,o.-.l |, nro.y tha Cranberry. # dire
ct. to prepare tho soil ..tho samo ~ tol
sowing Grain. by plon.hine, narrowing
and making il even. then tnarkIng it out /.
driti. e,0htecn or twenty inches apart
nu,t,no he plants INTO the drills fvo or six
,ncho. apart; 10. III srn slightly at first, till
The roots become c.ncbed, and afterwards
mother cultivation IS needed. The plants
nav be expected to run together and cover
the whole soil IN two or three yoara."
Uuder cultivation the Weld Of the Gran
berry Is stated 10 DO from 100 20 i0'
bushels per acre, It's fruits is two or three
times "a largo as the wild, md of supor-