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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
One thing is Certain,

That Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is far the
best Remedy now used for all distressing coughs
and diseases of the lungs. The cures being per.
formed are really astonishing the world. DR..
Wistar's Celebrated preparation is wholly an in.
nocent remedy-being composed principally OF
the Wild Cherry; and extract o. Pine; combined
by a new chemical pr o cess, with the genuine Ice
land moss, another OF Natures grent c~uraiives for
pulmonary diseases.
Thuse who want a remedy that will surely cure
Ell g. Galbraith. 2wll.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
The Farmers Lane!
A NEW FIRM
AND
NBW GOODS
WhOlesaIe aud Retail.
IOHN EFFINGER 3 90.
In the New Building lately erected by r.
NJ. Ainsworth, nearly opposite h
Tallmadge House.

M AtnswOrth, hearIy Opp0sito the
Tallmadge House..
TTAvING lately purchased the ENTIRE NEW
STOCK OF GOODS of Mr.. R. NJ. AIMS
WORTH, together with his late Spring purchases.
the citizens Of Fairfield aud adjoining counties
are solicited to call and examine our assortment.
which is now complete The Stock was selected
with great care and was purchased by us at prices
below the Eastern cost, so that We viii be ena-
6led to sell beautiful and excellent Goods at very
reduced prices. We are determined to please the
public and we have the means to do it. The
quality of our Stock cannot be surpassed, and for
cheGpness, we challenge competition.
Our assortment consists, in part, of the follow
inc articles.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
~ PIECES OF
b r o SLOT II S -,

OF all o0iors from 81 TO 81 per yard
so pieces plain and stripped cassimers from rs
cents To SIPS
200 do plain, striped and barred Saitinetts, Zee
ry cheap from 81 to rs cents per yard
100 do Kentucky Jeans from 25 to 81 cents for
the best
100 do Red, White aud Yellow Flnnnols
$50 do Black, Colored, Striped and Figured
Alpaccas
25 bales Brown Muslius
10 cascs Bleaohed do from 6 to l21 cents
10 hales Tickinp and peru rbcon
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
KRANER & COX.

"A RE daily expecting an arrival Of a large and
"a well Selected STOCK OF GOODS.
The old customers Of the concern, aud all others
for whom good bargains and cheap goods are any
inducement, are respectfully invited to favor them
with a call.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
All kinds of GrOceries.

A large assortment of QUEENSWARE and
GLASSWARE, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Silk, Fun
and Brush HATS, BOOTS and SHOES; Ladies'
Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS. &c. &c.
We are opposed to putting and biOWing-we
shall not sell our Goods at ''less than cost" as we
expect to make a living profit from them; but we
respectfully invite the public to call and examin,
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
as we intend to rely upon the quality and prices
of them to obtain a fair share Of patronage.
We will take in exchange for our Goods. al
kinds Of Country Produce,
for which we will pay the highest market price
Bring along your Cash and your Produce and cal
al the THREE WALNUT DOORS" where
you will find tue best Goods and lotUest prices
JOHN EFFINGER g. co.
Lancaster, June 7, l347. ,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
A NEW HEARSE,

with a fine Horse and Harness, calculated for the
purpose, are always in readiness to attend funer.
ais, All Collins made to order The subscriber
will promptly attend funerals any where in the
County with his Hearse free fextra charge; and
all his charges will be at reduced prices.
his old customers and respectfully solicits u con-
tinumce Of their patronage.
GEORGE L. ECKERT.
Lancaster, February S, ls47. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06

House e. Cabinet Trimmings
Locks, Lntches and Hinges
Brass and Iron Blind Fastnings
Snsh Springs, Frame and Screw Pullies
Bross Cupboard Cntches, Buttons and Bolts
Screws, Brads, Tncks and Finishing Nails
Looking Glass Plates. Mahogany Nobs, sc
SOddlcry aud Carriage Trimmings
Bucklos, Bits and Stirrups
Harness Mounting and Saddler's Tools
Shark Skin, Plush, Saddler's Thread and Silk
Cotton, Worsted and Straining Webb
Plated Dashes, Handles and Bands
Stump Joints and Mallenble Iron
Steel Spring, Iron Axles and Boxes
Broad aud Narrow Lace
Patent Leather, Gum and Oil Cloth, Damnsk, sc
Public Generally.
Table Knives and Forks, aud Stcels
Plated, Britannia and Iron Spoons,& Coffee Mills
Britannia Coffee, Tea Pots and Castors
Britannia Cups, Candlesticks and Lamps
Shutters and Trays. Scissors aud Shears
Pen and Pocket Knives. Needles and Bodkins
Bruss Curtain Pins and Bands
Brass Kettles, Frying Pans, Sauce Pms, SO
Iron, Nails, Steel and Glass.
A large assortment Of all kinds and sizes. And
almost every article in the Hardware line, from
o Pin to an Anvil.
j., c. WEAVER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
r z B 1 m g. K U z

A RE just receiving the LARGEST aad HAND.
N SOONEST STOCK Of SPRING and SUM
MER GOODS, that have ever been brought to
Lancaster or that ever will be by any other firm
thun theirs. and which will be sold at the lowest
cash rates, so low that no person can look at them
without buying.
We are connected with no manuiuctory, 10
eastern establishment, aud thus confined to max
ing our purchases at one house; but have the ad-
vantage of selecting our Goods from the stocks Of
all eastern Merchants and Manufacturers.
We hopo all, who wish to purchase cheap and
beautiful Goods, will first read the big advertise.
ments, and after laughing ut them, go and exnm.
inc the Ahic stock OF Goods, that they call big;
then call and see what we have and what we can
do for them.
Our assortment consists in part o the following
articles;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06

We have Bleachcd and Brown Linen Tabl
Cloths. Damask and Russia Diapers. Damosk AM
Book Muslin Curtains, Connterpains, Table Co
yers. &c. &c. &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
DOmlesIiC GOOds
For HOMse-Kcepers.

Such as Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tickings
Brown and Bleached Shecting from IA to 2!
yards wide; Cotton and Linen Bagging, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06

AN Their LARGE AND NL NDID
a. w w Gv a. Ia
OF
SPRING SUMMER GOODS,
AT THE
" H q MN w.
Wholesale aud Retail.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
educational Meeting.

rrAu Educational meeting was heid on
u.a.e,dav evening the 24th inst, at the NJ =
- On motion W. r.. FOULkE, was call
n. Chair, and OIIvEa BUTLER appointed
...,v. The object Of the meeting being sta
IN P. Holloway submitted the following pre-
-. and resolutions, which were unanimously
.eopsed. "a,
-. Session, passed joint resolution, recon-
ding the fre nds Of Education IN Indiana, TO
-. state Convention, for the purpose Of ad-
,,ocipy the cause OF Common school Eau-
'.,;.r. and Whereas We fully approve the inca
80. believing il will be the means Of awakening
;n,.,..t among our citizens on that important
subject, Therefore,
1..olr,d. That we will appoint ten delegates
"a attend said Convention
R.solced, That respectfully solicit the
s;..d. of Education in each Township in this
co,uty to appoint an equal number Of delegates
Messrs DR.. J. II. Wylie, S. B. Stanton, Esq,
aou. s. T.. Perkins, J.. Burke, d. P Holloway,
E. Fisk, Jas. Perry, Esq DR.. Marmon. VIM A.
Eekle, Esq, and DR.. w. b. Smith, were appoint
a delegates to said Convention.
On motion Of VIM. A. Bickle, all persons from
as TO nshp, who may attend the Convention,
q, requested To act as delegates.
On motion Of B. G. Hobbs, the delegates are
,.su,sted to call a meeting on their return from
IL Convention, and report the proceedings Of
"A C invention, and make such suggestions as
ney may deem necessary for the advancement Of
he cause Of Education.
On motion, Resolved, That the papers Of this
County be requested TO publish the proceedings
II this meeting.
w. II. FOULkE, Prcs't.
OLIVER BUTLEP, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
Whitewater valley Canal.

Tho following statements hayo been
communicated 10 us by n friend, who IS
veil acquainted with tho productive ca
pacisy Of the Whitewater Valley, md
thoroughly understands tho present diff
cuI.ies and necessities Of tho Canal Com
rny;
Messrs. George T.. Shoup and l.. +.
Upper are now in Cincinnati rs agents
from Indiana, 10 solicit subsc riplions to a
loan TO enable this company 10 repair the
abuve mentioned canal. Tho importance
ofthis work hns no, boon properly estima-
ted by our citizens. Stretching over cigh-
" miles into tho interior of Indiana. it
drains district of country rs fertile and
more extensive than tho Miami NaIlcy.-
The work had been in operation only ono
year, when it was in urcd by the late dis
as.rous flood. Tho receipts during that
wear for tolls and water rents were S3 =
COO. This is Imost double the amount
received on The Miami canal the first year
j, WIS open from Dayton. The White
water ValIay is only beginning 10 DO de-
yelopcd. There is now on The line, in the
towns Of Brookville, Mcianorn, Laurel,
Connersviilo, Milton, Cambridge. and 9th
or towns near tho canal, the mca, Of a bout
$4,000 hogs, and some 10000 barrels Of
-four and wheat. If tho canal can be
speedily repaired. il is estimated that the
tolls will 90 up to $40 or $4,000 im:ne-
dn!ely. Tho company want 70 borrow
the notes Of individuals to hypothecatc,
and cxpec. TO get $4,000 in this city
The whole cost of repairs will not be less
than 500, 900. The income Of tho work
will soon refund tho money. whio the in
teres:s Of Cincinnati will be as much pro-
noted by tho Immediate completion of
this work, rs that Of any other channel Of
communication with which we nre connec-
Tod. /, is TO be expected that our business
mon will como forward and literally aid
the company a, this crisis. 1t Will be re-
turned 10 them four fold in tho increased
business Of tho city. Should they not
succeed here as they expect. tho work
canno. DO immediately repaired.
Gin. Gnz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

Al Eng incer III SCUM wales h1S IN
vented Il locomotive of such power aud
with such wheels. tia. i: climbs tho great
es, heights and tie mos. difficult passa ses.
THE rai-roa fever is 50 high in Ohio.
.ha. the Old mode OF individual sahscrip-
ton is lost sigii of. and they no" % !. By
towns, cities aud counties.
The surplus prod act of corn in Ne" ior-
scy Is represented 10 be nov worth mil
lion and half Of dollars.
Tie morning after a wedding at Bal,-
more recently. check for 100000.
signed by the brides father, was found IN
der The bridegroom's plate. This certain
~ could have been no check on their hap
piness.
AT the la,es. accounts from Washing
ton, we learn that Gen. Worth has been
brve,:od Major Gonera!--a worthy up.
pointment.
Or. Fascale Of Sweden, is said 10 hive
invented plan for prcservin. flowers fer
wears az fresh IS When they were pirckct.
A quantity of roses thus kept in s,ate &c
preservation since 1914 were exhibited
BY him before the Acadalney OF Sciences
of Stock holm.
In Mexico, as we'll as in 4 rabia it is
the custom OF those WHO ,amo wild horses.
10 place the nostrils of the horse under Il
mons arm. and otherwise accustom them
10 inllale tho odor of tho human holy.
There arc | / large Touring mills in ST.
Louis, which turn out 1850 10 5000 bar
rcls Of -four daily, and some of ,hom run
six pairs of burrs each
Niles, Michigan. voted in favor of Ii
censing grog shops, by 81 majority. Sor-
10 hear il.
4 report IS n circulation that Gen. Duh
Green is abou, to start a newspaper IN
w ashington, devoted 10 the interests Of }.
c. Calhoun.
The Fort Wayne Times mentions quito
a revival Of religion IN progress IN tha:
town, and large accession to tie VI. l..
Church, growing out OF 1t.
The net, income from the rail roads in
New York, per annum. IS about per
per cen, on the capital invested. Some Of
tho ronds have divided s per cent during
the last year.
Tho Iowa Legislature adjourned on tho
2oth ul.., without elec,ing L. S. Senators
or Supreme Judges. u betting common
,ary 10 locofoco progressive principles.
The former Senator of Oho-Benj.
Toppan, Esq. calls James X. Polk no.
thing but an elcnyasion Of John Tyler.
An old framc building was pulled down
in Cincinnati tho other day. which was
once the residence of Gen. John S. Gano,
who headed the frs, emigrnn.s to the spot,
then n wilderness. which is now covered
by the 20 ueen City,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
From the Phlladel phla Public Ledg,


AN IMPORTANT CuRE DIR. JANIS ALTER.-
T1AE.-Ne have been informed by Mrs. Mahan
a grand d ghter Of old Gen. Wayne that she
suffer for a number of years from the grow ia
of q large Goitrous Tumour Of the throat. which,
besides grea. deformity, produced both Difficult
ty Of deglutiton, and of breathing. Indeed. she
says, the pressure upon the wlndpfpe so
great as to prevent her from sleeping a
cumbent position. and often sutiocation appeared
inevitable. She also laborcd under a in
disposition from Liver Complaint and Jaundice,
with horrible train OF nervous affections, for
which she commenced the use of DR. Jayne 5
Alternative, which she took regularly for six or
seven weeks, with occasional doses of his Sana-
tive Pills: and her general health was thereby
completely re-establshed, and now percelving
some dirninution in the size of the Goitrous Tu-
ffiaur, she encouraged to persevere IN the
use OF the Alternative until every vastge OF the
painful tumor entirely removed. We think ,
therefore, that such an important remedy should
be generally known.
~.@For sale at the Drug Store Of Irwin Reed.
Richmond, March 30, le41.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

The Quincy market, Boston. yields an
income Of about thirty thousand dollars,
While each occupant Of Stall could sell
out his lease ut n handsome advance. The
building cost 100000.
A Springfield paper mentions tho ef
iec's Of going to law. A case was rem.
Gently decided there, involving Is or &C
dollars, which Ind long been contested
and the expense of which amounted to
$3.50.
The committee appointed by tho lcgis-
AZURE Of New York. to investigate into
The report Of frauds in tho expenditures
81 funds on the New York canals, have
made report upon the subject. revealing
asysiem of the foulest frauds that have
teen practiced for number Of years past.
The lawyers, physicians. and other
p'oiessional gentlemen of tho State of
Missouri. are about TO rcsis, the late To-
eotoco revenue laws Of that State. The
aw proposes that these gentlemen sha II
AXE out a license. and then DO taxed in
roPor,Ion to their income.
Dr.. J. II. Houston was appointed Re-
porter by the U. S. Senate. to furnish full
and accurate reports of the proceedings
and debates Of that body, daily, during
the next session.
Hot springs are represented to be quite
common IN different parts of Mexico, some
Of which would cook meat. They arc a
certain evidence Of the volcanic forma-
hon of the country.
ten. Sam. Houston. on his way home,
oppressed his belief publicly in Cincinnati,
max the war with Mexico would no, be
brought to close in less than ten years.
Sadef the present syssem Of mana cement.
Swe CO.!
Inc locofocos Of Indiana Justify the
.as on Mexico, because shc would not pay
'nat she owed US. Let these gentlemen
utheir shoulder to the wheel ard help
indiana pay her debts. lest a similar, evil
oser.ake her.
nneis r. Skunk has been nominated by the
~ csyNan,a Locos, for re- selection to the office
governor. Gen. James Irwin, has been nom.
1870 oy the Wings for the same office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
S 4 T. E s
e.ssEkE BARGAINS.


Wiz Nn"Set'''s- mig eSHe'a1e~ - go
~ ..'o'e .'.,s.,e' -. ~
sale very row, an on terms 10 inaAe 'e Pa.
.,'eA,s easy 'as i'.io"lHT sf'pef'y' ssshs,ee IA
We i-oafistiih2 io"a l. .E'@.5sEFsa treese q,
oh'o' oae large
Brici- steam D.>i.iiery.
Having both wafer ana s,anf, Power. heinz ON.
Of the mos, convenient Establishments i, the
State; teing now in oneratiou, ana all ao.r.,u,
n GOOD order. -
$500.
ONE WooLEA F&c.3-f : Ca&p;Sf TicnisE,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
4 CHEAP Family Physician!
DR.. G.. BENJAMIN Sniths

Dr. &. Benydfaln SHitis
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE SUGAR
COATED PILLS,
Are considered preferable 10 any others,
they are both pleasant and efficacious, and as
they possess tonic, aromatic land nperent proper
ties, they all oppressive accumulations.
strengthen the stomach, induce healthy appe-
tte and impsrt tranquility to the nervous system.
They also cure dyspepsia, coughs. colds, bilious
complaints headache and foul stomach.
Office l19 Greenwich ST., Large Brick Block !
~ Always ask for the Improved Indian Ee
gctabe Pills
l5-And see that G. Benz. Smith is rrit'rn with
a pen on the bottom Of the box
AGENTS.
Brownsville. Henry Rider;
Phiiomath, ohm w God, and w IN. hmph.ct,
Abingdon. Jo Middlekauh;
Richmond, Joseph Howeis, and Irwin Reed;
Centreviile, Jason Ham 4 Co, and J. Stevens.
fredericksburg, Henry Gottle-
March 80, le4! law
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

- directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, !
will expose at public sale at the Court house door
in CentreyilIe, Wayne County, Indiana. on the
2Ist day of april. 1917,
between the hours of ten o'clock. m, and four
o'clock p. m. of said day, the following proper
ty, to-wit:
certain parcel tract of land situate in the
city of Richmond. Wayne county. Indiana. and
known and described 5 follows to-wit: Begin
ming at stone seventy five and eight-tenths
us S-l0) perches West, and twenty (2O) perches
South Of the North East corner of the South
West Quarter of Section thirty-two (32}, Town
ship fourteen (l4), North of Range one 4 J,
w est and running thence, West, eight and two
ten,hs Is 500 perches; thence, North six (6]
perches; thence, South, eighty-six so degrees.
West and four-tenths Il 4i-lO) perches;
thence, n orth, two and eisht-tenths = s-10J
perches; thence, West three and five-tenths
q $40 perches; thence, North thirty two (52)
degrees, West fourtenths 4-lo) of perch );
thence n orth, ferty-eight and one-half asa
degrees, w est ten and four-tenths 40 4-lo) per-
ches; thence, North, thirty-eight (3s) degrees,
East five and two-tenths ) 2-10) perches; theme
East, seventeen and six-tenths IL 6-l0} perches;
thence, South, twenty 90 perches to the place
of be ginning: containing one acre and one hum
bred and thirtysx 1866 perches.
Taken the property of Isaac +. Jones. to
satisfy said Decree and Execution in favor of Jo-
siah Wright
DAVID GENTRY, Shift. w c.
March 29th, le47 $500 l4:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
MACHINERY FOR SALE

TGNHE undersigned, diving Elk Horn
Creek four miles South Of Richmond, Of
fer for sale one first-rate
DOUBLE CARDiNG MACHINE,
nearly new, made by JONAS CARR, of Richmond !;
also all their PULLING APPARATUS, con-
sisting of-One FuLIISo MILL. falling Ham
mers}; one SHEARISG MACHINE; one DYE kET-
TIE, one Press and SCREW; PRESSING STEVE and
PAPERS, &c. The Pulling Mill has only been in
use one season, and fuis very rapidly.
Any person DESTROYS of going into the business
sold at a BARGAIN.
NIXON & WILCOX
March 3Oth, 1s47. 14:4w
Newcastle Courier, and Brookvile Ameri-
can publish the above to the amount of 81 and
send account to this office.
P. S. We hereby inform our customers and the
public. that We still continue the CARD1NG
BUSINESS. n & w.
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r 5 Il O Y 8 La

T0HE undersigned informs the public, that
j he has removed his Tailoring Estabishmen mt
to the second story Of Edward Wright's new
brick, Main street. two doors East of Holo-
ways Book Store; where he will be happy TO
see his old friends and customers, and all who
desire CLOTHING made FasHIoSABrF or PLAIN
LY, NEATLY, and with despatch. He fatters him
self that he's good physician, and. therefore, is
great on fits, Call and see him.
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for work, and, his prices reasonable, he
will not refuse CASH.
EDWIN NICkERS.
Richra nd, March 80, ls47. l4f
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The ReGnisltion-.5O. 900 Men.


The requisition Of Col. Curtis, on the Presi-
dent for 1000 men, and upon the Governor of
Louisiana for $1,000, which he anticipated would
be recognized under the call Of the President
eScites considerable surprise at New Orleans
and is garded on too large scale for a COL
onel.
Gov. Johnston, on the receipt of the requis-
ton, was disposed TO make effort to raise and
despatch force to the Rio Grande. The subject
was brought before the Legislature. The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were introduced
into the Senate, passed, and sent the House.
On the receipt of them the 18th the House
Immediately suspended its action on other BUSH
and proceeded to consider them. They
were read as follows:
Whereas, The Legislature of the State Of
Louisiana, view Of the duties imposed on the
State from her proximity to the scene of action
no less than in consonance with the patriotic i'm
pulses of their constituents feel called on to put
forth at once every available resource to meet the
impending crisis: therefore. be it
Resotred, That the Governor be requested and
authorized to send forward as promptly posi-
bic all the military aid, either volunteers mil
tia, that be put in requsition for the relief
of Gen. L. Taylor's command
Resolred, That the Legislature will make
promptly the appropriations necessary to the ex-
ecution Of the foregoing resolution.
Mr.. Noise addressed the House in favor Of their
immediate passage When he closed, upon in
formation from without, the resolutions were re-
ferred to Messrs Piauche, Campbell, Noise, Sam
bridge and Lyons, with instructions TO ask infor-
nation relative to the requisition upon the Gov
This the 18th inst.
On the 10Th, the Committee reported that they
had called upon the Governor, and were advised
that all the official information before the Exec
utive on the subject the call in the letter of
Col. Curtis. The House therefore discharged the
committee, and laid the resolutions on the table
subject TO order.
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To Parents and Teachers:

"HE TREASURER of School District, No
10, North of Main Street, will pay for all
children entitled TO the same. TWO CENTS
PER DAY. fer any number of days not excee-
ding sixty. they shall attend School, from the
first Monday in April. to the first Monday in
July next. BY order of the Board,
w. w. LYNDE, Clerk.
Richmond. March D. l3t:3lSa7.
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IL SPECIAL NOTICE! -rr

HIeII.Y IMPORTANT TO THE WEsT.-lt has been
long thought that the citizens OF the est were
10 better times in regard TO the bilious dsed-
ses with which portions of our noble country are
visited The true medicine is at length Offered
us by the celebrated Grafenberg 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.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

The wife or Hon WIN ArLEv died in Wash
ington city few days after the adjournment Of
Congress Mrs. Allen the daughter of the
late Ex-Governor Macarthur Of Ohio. She was
held in high esteem by ali who knew her, AMI her
death is universally lainented.