davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
Executors Notice.

ETTERS. testamentary. having been gran
i ted by the Wayne Probate Court, on the
Estate of the late ISRAEL CLARK, late of Wayne
county, Indiana, deceased; all those indebted TO
said Estate. requested TO make inmcdia
payment; and those having claims against it, are
desired TO present them duly auth- nticated for
settlement, within one year from this date. The
Estate is supposed to be solvent.
CORNELIUS RATLfFF, Executor.
MARY CLARK, Executrix.
June II, 1913. 2l3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

A LARGE lot of PRINTING PAPER Of
~ oil kinds; also, CAP. LETTER, DRAW :
ING. aud WRAPPING PAPER, Of every des-
eription; also, BOX BOARDS. For sale at the
"Cheap Western Cash Store"
Ia hiskesf r.s,ke price given foy Rage
SCOTT s. CO.
Richmond, Oct. 4. 1877. 4l-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
VALUABLE FARM

- % II - ~ - ne
ME- subscriber offers for sale the Farm
which he now resides, lying five miles moth
of Centreville, Centre Tow nship. Wayne Coun-
~, Indiana, Immediately on the State road lead
ing from Lawrenceburgh via Centrevile, Win
chester, &c, to Fort Wayne, eight miles north
west from Richmond, half mile north of the
State road leading from Richmond to Peru, Indi-
Said far.:, contains 100 acres of land of
good quality, all under fence, nearly one hun
dred acres cleared, the balance timbered land
timber CT the bes; quality, such poplar, in
abundance, walnut, ash, beech, and a great guam
tty Of sugar tree, with sufficient stock water at
all times on the premises; good orchard. of the
best cultivated fruit: shrubbery sc. The bull
dings are an excellent brick dwelling house, good
cellar, frame barn, good stabIing, with other
cessary buildings. new and in gooe repair. The
situation is handsome. dry and healthy, conven nj
snt to mills, machinery, chu rches. school house,
&c and only requires to be to be admired
by any person wanting handsome and agreea-
BILE home. For terms, which will be reasonable.
call on the subscriber on the premises. bargain
can be had by applying soon Possession
be had BY the last Of October next
LEWIS McLANE.
May 81, ls4s. 23-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
MINES N4Ess s0NNs.

Such ns Cinghams. Lawns. Bingham do, Silk
Gingf,nm and Mohair Lustrc, Beriee., plain, fig
french Chin,z. California plaid and pepIin-, PLAIN
and figured DE I.aines, and Thibet Cloth, De
l.aine and Thibct Shawls, with silk and wool
fringe, Print, Bingham, Tartan, FouIard, gro de
nap, shane. glassa, brocande and broche Parasols,
Florence, French, Gimp, Neapoiitan, and trian-
gu!ar Braid Bonnets; Kid. Fat. Goat, and Last
ing Slippers, Buskins and Caters, all colors, and
any quantity of Misses and Children's firms
Gsntlcmen's Palm Leaf, Leghorn. Pedle Braid /.
Rough and Ready, Panama, and Silk Hats Of la
test STYLE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
BLACKSMITHING!

GORGE WILSON. would respcc iful-
" ly inform the public that he has erected
aud nov occupies NEW SHOP on Yves. Main
street. near Burk's old Livery Stable, where he
is prepared DO in the best Of st, lie aud on the
shortest notice. all kinds of BLACKSMITH
ING. He will iron Ccrriages, B"ggits. Wagons
aad 7hrashing Machines make NIL Irons,
and all things IN that line. lie will pay par,icu-
lar attention to the making and repairing Of
Agricultural npiements-SHOEING HORSES
making and repairing EDGE TOOLS, sc.
1j-He designs to make his establishment a
SAohsl 8"aG.hs ys and the re-
fore confidently solicts public patronage.
The Work Well Done or No Pay!
Richmond, May 81, ls4S. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Tl|HE undersigned are authorized to sell the
LOT OF GROUND, owned by Benjamin
Hamilton, situated on the corner of Main and
Frank lin streets. in Richmond, Indiana.
Persons wishing to buy, will do well to call or
write 20 the subject, and let us know what
they are willing to pay for it. The terms will
be iibe raj. J. b. & c.. W JULIAN
Centreyiiie, June 6, 1913. 2i:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
RQ019eEg AND EEgEMDIruREs OF
MA>\MN SNNMNA,

ArD7os, o the
Il HowB o tlekS on, C:, from
I day of 47 u. ida May,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
There was remaining iu the Treasury at last
settlement, May 3Ist, ls47,, S2,59i CD!
There has been received at the county treasury,
since last settle me nj as follows:
For Merchant Licenses, 1854 10
Juror.' Fees 81 UU
Deiinque ut Tax Of 1916, GOO 20
% DO ls47 a2i So
School Tax Of Dist No. in + l6, T. y, $50 ~
Fund. OF Road Dist. No. 6. in JED. T.. 90
License for P-ddiars and Shows, l56 60
Rent Of Public Property, ~ W
Fines fer Breach Of Penal Laws. Id 20
Exp-ns~s in viewing highways, refunded
to the county, 10 ~
Reclamation RI lands & lots sold for taxes 70 81
OF Three per cent. Fund, rs ~
Saline Fund from State treasury, l..o 80
Bank Tax Fund from do, lo3 %
For Broke RS License, 70 w
Dog Tax Of lel7, .. %
Z Dad 90 do, 10. oo
Loans Of Bank Tax Fund refunded. l63 90
do Snrp. Revenue 90 90, IL ,2oo 20
do Saline do do, 81 90
Interest on loans Of Surplus Rev. Fund. .aoo "a
do DO Bank Tax 90, 6. ~
do do Saline DO, - 81
County Revenue for lc41, e,lio ~
Making total Receipts. including bal ---
ance at last settlement, S2o,233 eot
By d~Gucting the total amount OF re-
ceipfs from the expe mixtures it APP
pears that there is due from the
County to the Treasurer, provided
all orders drawn the Treasurer
have been redeemed, the sum OF 40 ocl
1,-Of the Orders he r-tofore issued. Nos. 49,;
1870: A3l3; 1891; 1892, 45o3, 4140; 4.53; 40
standiny,-amountIngt to 9l,lol 10; from winch
provided all orde had been redeemed. VIZ: Il
Treasury the end of financial year, 1917. VIZ
To Gunas not liable Tor the redemption OF County
Centreviil-, June LIST, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
s. G, O T. r. Sc GO i,

s. @ O Y y e @ >
II ESPECTFUTIY ask leave to inform the
IL public generally, and the citizens Of Rich
mond and vicinity, in particular. that in defiance
Of all competition and opposition, they are re-
ceiving and opening at the
"Chcap Western Cash Store"
direct from the Importers and manufacturers in
the Ea~t) one Of the cheapest, largest. and best
sc IL ctcd stocks Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

VIRGINIA, Missouri and Kentucky Tobac-
v co. Castelo, Canone, American, Eagle
La Tciora, Half Spanish and Common Cigars
just received, opposite the National Hotel
+. H. CITIZENS.
June I, lS45. 24-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

!. remaining in the Post
!, 0n tive First day Of Jniy
ing for any OF the letter
J please say they are 0i'
John Mr.
Jeanes William
Jenkins 4
Lyons Rev Ellis
Innsford David
Little David
Long James
J,ssnb james .
Ieaugus John w
Moore Alexander
MMiIlnn Jane
Middleton John
McQuiuney james
Medley Harrison
Morris Ruth
Me ndenI,alI Bentley
Meredith Harriet
Nickle iiugl, q
Overn,an Cornelin.
Phillips Miss Martha
Parainorc DR. Jesse =
Perkins Ci,auncy
Phelps Alfred
Phelps William
Qnig Henry
Rafray Matthew
Ruth Henry
Eap~r George
Rhodes Sarah J
Richardson William ]
Robinson Joseph "
Ra",bc Abraham
Richards Pl,ebe
Richardson William
Rai!sback David Sen
Reynolds Francis
Sanders John
Snead Albert
Sl,cfcs Henry
Simpson james
Slave Hannah :
Schoa! Michael
Sclnns Mr.
Scott Ann
Sclnelle Adam
Strstton Joseph
Stinson William,
Stevenson Thomas
Snuds Abyah
Simpson II
SInitl, Horace 9
Simpson Jas c
Stewart Margaret
Scott john w
Vail Richsrd r
Wright James
Woods Pate nco
White a
Wilson S &
w ssson Joseph
White James
w oodbury } P2
w asson An~Mio,n
w allacc Catlia,no
; w assou A
Woods Miss Elizabeth
Jane
Whidicer Joseph
w illianson Martha
Wright Moses
Wood William
Wood David |
w Gods Christian
Wright Laura Ann
~ jlsou Henry
w inebuvg Eli
Woodward C. J
White Miss Sarah r
Walker J J & w ]
Wagner Henry
Wright Susannah
WhiPPO John
S ELDER, r. N.
OS.1t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

IL Office at Kiohn.or
le.le. UP.rso ~ cal
IN the followin. list wi
reStiaesi.
Alien DR. Thomas
Anderson Major
Adams Mrs lane Il
Bryant llaanah
p3uIla lsnnc
BaYton Samuel
Burk John -
Burgoyne Evan
Bstson DR. A
Barker Job II
B.ssSd A ID
3sctes Caiei,
Bofing Fritz
brown Harvey
BrOwm &c
BuHNirssns Homer l.
Bell jacob
hurt r T.
Bully Mary
beaver Conrad
Liable stson James
Coleburm J e. w
clark l'l,cln
Cox Susannals
Cobourn Hannah IN
Chambers Francis a
Cox Thomas
CornalI John
Crist Jacob
CruIl Henry
Culbe rtson Ann r.
Cartwright jesse
Cox Warner
Clawsom Abner
Cox Jeremiah
cVm>S ford ! I,
Clark Nathan
Culbertson " ,ilinm
Church Eliza
Charles john
Duey William :,
DALEY John
Diyinusy Nal,aIa
Dickinson Solomon Jr
Davis T. w
Dssnoss William
Davis John 2
Davis w illiuW
Dclcoy George
Degyoot John W
Davidson George
Doaty Mandy
Editor Of the 'cslissnaI
Epdsley Hannah
Ess,ss ilcS Philip
F'rseIsnd Jac kson
Frazier Nancy
FiDans0re Person 2
Frawanau Eberlard II
Grover Edmond
Garigus John s.
Goldman Elizabeth 2
eileen Margaret
s;orden LaVkin
llemde r.om Mrs Evcliu
lIuGord Jeremiah,
ifankins C. A
Horner Miss Mary
HASH Vstrr George
Hall IsaLeila
liant Elizabeth
1Isscher WIN
Hood u "
lJsuchan Elizabeth
Hin A J
Harrison John
Mole Jonathan
lIustoM W iiiiasn
lioeucr John
Tiff Joseph 2
.JaMso Elisabe III
.vcanes Lucinda
Jsn,isvn Robert J
JAM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE.
A Heavy Let 81 Groceries,
THE BEST QUALITY.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
@w~~xYSy ARWa
Among which may be found, setts of Canton,
Granitc, Gold, Cobalt, and Fiemsburg.
Having heen enabled to make our purchases,
esfively sad esciasire1y for CASH. We CAN AND
WILL oder greater induce ments to purchase >.
than perhaps almost any other House. For par
ticulars call and see.
u-An kind. Of available produce taken, par
eicslasiy CASH.
Richmond, April ~, lslS. l7-tf
INCUR. .:-wholesale and
Retail At LYLE'S Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Store.
April %, 1873. Is
Creo1 q Necear.-This7 delighted and
~ he>lthful beverage h now served up in good
sayie at GEO. M'CULLOCGHS'-
June ~, lsie,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
Yours, Respectfully.

FEMALE MEDIC1NH.-Dr. TowDse nd . Ssrssoa-
rilIa is a sovereign and speedy for incipie nj
Consumption, Bareenness. Prolspsos. ltesi, OF
Failing Of the We mb, Costiye ness, Piles, Leu
corrhoe a. or Whites. INSTRUCTED or difficult Nc n
situation, Incontinepc OF Urine. or involuntary
dischage thereof. and for the general prostrai'en
Of the .y.tem-no matter ether the result Of
inherent cause causes, produced By Irregular
i,y. Illness accident. Nothing can be more
surprising than its invigers,ing effects the
human Frame Persons all weakness and fsssi-
iude, from taking it at once become robust and
full of energy under its influence. II imwedi-
a;ely counterscs the nerv<iessness Of the female
frame. which Is the great cause Of BaSrenness
II will not be expected Of in cases Of 50 DELI
formed but we AN assure the af{3ict ted, that hun
cred Of cases have been reported 10 US 1hos-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
EXPENDITURES

There has been issued since the last settlement,
May 3ist. l-i1. County orc'e ~ nuube ring from
No. 1910 . No. 1873, both Inclusive
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

JAMES &C VI MINUS.
Fever and Ague.-Dr. Townsend's Sarsapa-
riIIa il umequaiied in cases of the Chilis and
Fever aud Ague The following letter il only
owe of hundred that have received from the
South aud West Of like character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

Of New.York, and they have been recently res1rned
90 FAR a. the exclusion Of Slavery from Territory II
which u doe. not now exist - concerned.
believe this . b the only just equal and reasons
be basis on which this question can b. smcary setted
such result may be hopeless Extreme views on ooth
sides may defeat Ell adjustment Of il on friendly terms
n TO- shall have the consolation Of rejecting that n.e
my own opinions lie between those extrernes-Nhil e
they have been advanced trust IN language no one
can deem offensive. they have been maintained WIN ,
steadiness which ought Al ways % accompany setteo
convictions cf RI ght and duty
Mr. PRECEDENT I conclude " saying for New lork'
] think am authorized say by her leEslatf7 i.
outons mat while she vii adhere steadiastiy I" n.
the compromises o. the Constitution. ana VIZ.
viii resist I'll interference Wth slavery .h 'l-
ursfl rzed and dis0rsarizng she wi' never consent
o. its extension % territory .n which u 1oes D'
* e. and especially where = d noF promote
the contrary. she WILL in every con-Ll- 'loi.-' No.
our,7.e ali .ficn extension AZ of evil tendency h 80
er6rner vrong n .elf agd repugnant % the human
tv and the civilization Of the age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

Important and Peremp'ory Sale ~ Philadelphia Of about
$4,000 Acres 1f Land iu lLLIN0Is and WlscoHslN hy
THOMAS Sons, AucrQleer--
IN TUESDAY, tle u u October, 1883, af o'coca m
" the evening. o. te Phi stepha Exchange, The sub
ser ters u sell az public auction J -le highest bidder. 1Y
order VI Trustees ofe Bank Of the United states, under
deed of ASS aumelf ~ ls NAY. 1871, f $500 acre- gi
land vilr tde Counties 0f Laae Bureau Rocks lslal
Marshall Putnam Henry and Mercer, ILLINOIS, and TN ITO
u land be- he Counties oi Grant Iowa. Green and
Portage in isc1Isln.
The.e lands were all selected by ar xperelced Agent,
n Tie years 1855 and 1895, and IRE believed POP cgmpre
Tteg lerird " a Iaelf from ne tad siltei and
I'll 5e I'D eoIr q Iare . ne nd Y ne year 1913.
TERMS OF SALE.
A. SUNS n0t exceeding = 200, cash..
Over 90 and rot exceeding 500, Interest cl ne cfe-
onehaf cash ard the remaining half D payments a. tle
lu .......+-.....-. rare ~ per cent
over s5io0. one-.hird cab, oae-nlrd per annum.
in ! wear sll Oh s-tirl ID years.
discount Of p-r me principal ~ DE deferred
iusfalmeuts viii allowed % payment thereof be- made
within 81 days the time ~ sale. With The deeds VII
BE- delivered 10 purchasers the original Hafegfi from NJ
Lri'ef >tIfss.
memorandum of.he term. u sale VIII be- signed by tie
Trustees and deVe I'd o The pgrclaser and lie purchaser
WILL be- required DO he ike The deed w b. delivered
wherever Tie wto4e purchase money shan la ure PAD
and s cases t-fsu % yuenf, the and may De sod
OUT farther not the defau4ung purchasers u her
pense and rsk 7sspe-u
JAMES DCNDAS.
MORDECAI D. LEWIS,
SAMUEL ". JONES Trustees
ROBERT L. PlIIFIELD.
ROBERT HOWELL,
NJ THOMAS a SONS, Auctoneers
~ Walnufst Philadelphia
IT. Printed Ctalogues giving particular description Of
the sze and locality Of each tact may be had a. the Auction
store OF u the subscriber a. the 0ce Of tie Trustees 20
Wa.uui-.t Phllal sldhia CHAS ; FOLWELL. Secretary
Pni.adlePhis, May, lSH my .alnosts-o&Ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

.flNI,---itFORr HAMILIuN-fane - cells..t l7
steamboat; CRlCkET. Capt 4 ID. Res
vii continue her rps ~ advertised and VIII run a. io
lows dai,v. sundays excepted. ,
LEAVE. NEw-YoRE-C slierre Narsei pier, 2 K A.
81 fsot Of Cort amidst = X. a. loi AN y and N
RrrugNfNG-For Hamilton ans AN. II NJ = AMI 81 tn
landing 81 Greenwood Dock each way except s. ne and
O'Clock .Tp 800
For Hamilton snd Greenwood Cemetery offer nnnVa
frsr-ons I'd exrrsionists n search oi rrA cnsru ao
,--ear.,r The ran n tke fast steamer CklN MI, ihe
s,,a.f ana hr,rrr sir ihs splendid f1rnrsuons M Fot
ns-,r a -,nbe tarough Zoe grounds of the Cemeicry
which are rarely emhe ished noih hy Nafr snl ~ 81
-,t-- 49,, .- -t.. ,..-.~,., IN Nsyr.Y0rs ic23 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
So TO CEDAR GROVE! TO CEDAR

Sr-N. SGROVE Cedar Grove open go The pubic
rlr the season Mr. VIM. Nancyse ttse-
Measure in informing his friends and the citizens OF New
Sors that has leased FOR term Of years those peali
grounds known Cedar Grove. located on The souuefN
sia of staten lsani near the old Em Tree and mas
BEEN acrveiy engaged during the So nE in the laying o9l
the rruunds erection of buildings, han-houses doA Ne
the hole involving expense ~ several thousand dolrs
having been his determination from che commencement z"
his rrorre.ors make Cedar Grove le most eng ano
agreeable summer resort 90 De lound In he vicinity OF View
YORK.
F1r military ard pleasure excursions balls parties &c
C.isr Grove viii be- found. Inspection, to possess "a
res FOR pleasure that are lnslrp as m evidence OF
which the proprietor need only refer The pubic % cau
which appeared n the NewNork sun ~ the ION My
srued hv above o gentlemen who visited Oeiaf Grove ul
fa purpose o oXpressing publicly sn OPINION OF ~ eng
ss summer resort and which they found, on eNsninalon
III tha improvements and arrangements Wer progressing o
r rpass FOR beauty of scenery facilities ior amusement
racreaou and exercise, any summer resort rY nh1 ever
be- fore visited The steamer Gen Lincoln nr- dairy Two
,'..,,er, islS SIM
ENCUR$ION~.-Ihe steamers
ssAi--v-jNNORTH AMERICA and COLI MbiA nave
been f',ed for pleasure parties ans eNc3f-
s,ors Those who may desire their use VIII Apply AZ u'
Peoples Line once. lil Greenwlch--l. lel. lrn
THE STEAoIBOAT EUREKA
Es-N, -Ncan be chartered Tor excursions during iis
ass~ ensuing season. The boat les a. inc 'o"' q"
Barrhsf North River Apply az tfe office OF
x G. L SCHUYLER, Hanover-st
The above h1a also for sale All persons are FORBID
f-istnr ary one account of ibis boat without writer
order from 'he Captain Jt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
CONYEYANCES.
UOifSsTONTC
~
hrrDUH ,N<~~ts

- 49, RAiLR0 S ss,ss.r.. .-..,.
ans Ir lrstovr Bennington Rutland, Lebanon SnrnP9
SC STA hc Nousatonic Railroad .
Sl.,f,frq Aar,vsF,lrNr-C Commencing Monday. Nny
The steamer NIAGARA. Capt J. Brooks Jr WI it1V,
fror the pier foot " Marketst daily, Sunday
ssc,uel ID nj SO O'Clock for Bridgeport where passen
-r. take tho elegant and commOdous ON the House
c Railroad arriving al the State Line che junction VIII
~ Western Rslroadl n hutpast p. VI. no ume i0 NAT
re cars Fast or West Fare = Stages run n ccnnector
,i.h Ore fars lee LeT0X, Oh S.cckurite, tursfN
Wins.ed snd Norfolk, also 90 L'-.hied. Sharon, Wood
aury. Danburv and Bethel
TEraNo~ sPRfNes-A line liz arranged hv w. cn rasaen
% from New, Yors can reach This place by day ZhL WIZ
more comfort and expedition than by any other route Far
through. g. 1n
S1ece Garh N0les valuable pfpers or o receive iru
'rr trans aoraon any r.nr loGs. Frei- no recevei
ile DEPOT foot of Narkefst fom O'Clock NJ % b"cor'
81 Positively not a0er that hour
q. II. PERRY. Agent Otice on the Pier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

.dl---stND NiGHT STEAMERS -Dsy .tss-.i
s<~<z>~<-u>@<-i he HENDRIX HUDSON, Crpi A e.,
ham Tussisvs Thursdays. srd Saturdays. ~ " -
he ft Of Barcisy-s making the usual lsndrg rsins
or the opposite dsys -
81 o'cock hrough steamer ne ISAAC NEWTON
Cant Nm n Pecs. OREGON. Cspt 4. p - John. o. u
SUNDAYS UNctpteil sfb 7. NJ -
r. : Mai line Of Steamers, me SOUTH AMERICA
Carf Il \ Hulse. SANTA CLAUS Cart k'rertorf isiy
n O'Clock Vi from fhe Pier corh side of btrcay-.f
A.. I'D rha shove hnsfs connect regularly win ne RAJ
road Car bound West. Fsst sut Noftn from Albany
Freehl taken al moderate prices ans wn'n f,9lret tt
wariei bv Railroad from AIhfry without delay ~
freight sppiv AZ Peoples Line ohce, lii of "chsi %
p Z SCliITTI pier between Liberty art Cortland 81
or to N LANE wharf between Barc tY md R0frs1r "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ts.rFosDs BarHs-H-1r-. Caid 1nd S'otcr Bltis-
TIE .ub.cr5er has elected much-ueeded addison 20 Do
Hair Dressing saloon. by ,he erection ~ fine airy olnd
ing for 5shuc purposes Re has neither spared pains or
expense 90 make rooms n point Of convenience clean
lines. and ventilation. equs. ,o any esiab shmeni 20 he
CITY. being fully SATISFIED ttai -e public Will duly appreci
se s e0r- l please. las been heretofore a5lrtarty
proved bv he patronage ~ -beraly extended 90 h.m.
Hair Dressing and Bathing saocn. 57l Grandsi between
Clinton and suffolk -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
: rREIGnr ~ rA..AnR M.

rs.Nis, - Nplt 20 80 MONOPOLY tttn.1E Toe
r,s'-<s Albany ihrou m direct 30 rcnck iru-
s rir foot OF RltInsoi-st fret above Barclay se.res
RIP y Al WINkLE Capt Samuel schuyler "a w naFra-
Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, at oc'ock ? ". ~
rs..a.e or fr, shf apply board. fo g. T. STANLEY
a. he Office the docs This boat VIII arrive az s rnes
In annie time Tor the Morning Trains Fast or West
grorit fsken a moderate rates. AT persons are oa
tri.fDe his boat without written order nom PIE CAP
Gain Nfiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05
- >r,y-ynRK. ALBANY q rRoy

E~Ai, r--tNtTNE -For Albany Snd Troy airec-tu
lie Pier NJ fhe foot oi Cortland stFenor,
kirr these boat. vii arrive Troy In mc io iske ne
i. morning trains West % Buffalo, and Nonh fo Lsses
George aud Nhamplain. The low pressure 'eanfoN
TROY an. Nm y Frszoe. on Monde! Nel1esisysni
r~'4sv III IS ocioek Z NJ The new ami sn'erdl .es-.
b,si rNPfRE Capt W " Tupper on TUESDAY. Thur
sav and ~.mulav ~ O'Clock Freight must Pc pui r
charge of The freight Agent or The Company VIII 20 =
-.sn,r.a for loss For passage &C. apply un oosni
- CuAMNERLAIN. ~ N. OHIO On ---a----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-05

~. -F.fsssazs1cl PIONEER AND 1ser--yTIT,TTA
80 1s.ss5s,rs EXPRESS LIVE - 49,
- ria K A LROA D -
AND CAEAL-PHlLADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves daily az A. M-Ths il altogether the plea.
mode n getting he Ohio River, all the danger
end fatigue Of Stage travelling Ia avoided Passengers Tor
C.ncinna9. Lo1isVe, Nashville g. Louis New Orleans
Sc vi always End steamboats, Of the fret class Pits
blreh carry them down the Ohio River the same fare
and frequently iess than II charged from Wheeling.
For seals and other information apply the office. "a
markets. Philadelphia VIM COLDER n co.
Philadelphia, May, 1913 Propnelors
CAUTION
Traveller particularly cautioned against purchasing
tickets n NsSYos. Tor uis line, there no person
that city authorized any business FOR the Pioneer
and Express Company my5U