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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

The Senate Of the United States has just re-
moved the Injunction Of sccresy from its men,
bers in relation to the Mexican Treaty, and the
Washington Union publishes the following as
the vote upon the ratification.
Yeas Messrs. Ashley, Atherton, Bagby,
Bell, Bradbury, Bright, Butler, Calhoun,
Cameron, Cass, Clarke, Crittenden, Davis 'oi
Massachusetts,, Davis Of Mississippi, Dayton,
Dickinson, Dix, Downs, Fclch, Foote, Greene,
Hale, flanagan, Hunter, Johnson Of Mary
land, Johnson Of Louisiana Johnson Of Georgia,
Mangum, Mason, Miller, Moor, Niles, Rusk
Sewer, Sturgeon, Turner, Underwood, and
Yulee-3S.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Atchinson, Badger,
Baldwin, Benton, Bcrrien, Breese, Corwin,
Douglass, Lewis, Spruance, Upham, Webster
and Wcstcott-l4.
III The Board Of Education at Syracuse
have refused to employ any man in ,ha, city
uho uses toJaoco ~ any form.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

The GReAr lIuRRIcASE.-Thc violant gale
tha, passed over this city few evenings since,
reached to all parts of the State as far as we
have heard.
The Niles Intcligencer says During
the gale on Tuesday last, young lady about
sixteen years old, by the name of Margaret
Dyer, residing on the South side of Beardsley's 5
Prairie, was instantly killed by the falling OF a
tree. Several houses were blown down"
Detroit JourRai, .May 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

From HAYTI.-Capt. Thomas, of the schr.
Chas. A. Hammond, from Port AL Prince tho
10Th Of May, reports that matters are settling
down TO quictude produce coming IN, and the
merchants resnmnr their business
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

III The public deb, of,hc United States, at
the end of,he prescn, financial year, (ls, July,
ls4s,) will be, if the treaty goes into effect,
millions .jor hnndred and forty
ssrcn thousand eight hundred and three dol
lars.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

DrsrmpuTIoS ov PRIZE MoNEY.-A paper
has been issued from the Treasury Department
making distribution Of prize money to tho
officers and men who served in Paul Jones
Squadron, on board Of the " Bon Homme
Richard" aud " Alliance
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

A PIRATE.-Capt. Loring, fbarque J. w.
l'lodgett, at Boston, from Mansanilla, 9th
inst, reports when of st. Domingo (no date)
was chased by a suspicious looking full rugged
brig showing (what he took to bc) the Mcxi-
can flag at the mizen, and English colors at
the main yard. After chasing him for three
or four hours, the brig stood for another sail
then in sight.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

TrLEoRlPH TO IIALIFAx.-There is 10 be
an electric telegraph between Calais and Hall
fax to connect with the line al Portland so
that We shall soon have our foreign news i'm
modisicy on the arrival of the steamer at Hal
fax -Bgs,cR Tops uR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

Resoist,Ons have been introduced into the
legislature OF Connecticut, authorizing the or
ganizsiion Of = Con'eston to sncnd the Con-
stituton Of the State
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

HIGHWAY RoDBEky AND MuRDER.--On
Thursday last, Mrs. Cooper, wife Of $. Coop
er, Of Baltimore Co, was murdered near Pack
town by highwayman, who, suspccting she
had money, robbed her and afterwards mur-
dered her.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

MiW,cpr ~ Az EsGLisn Cgsw por-
ion Of the crew Of the English ship Vanguard,
have been massacred by the natives OF the
New CALEDONIA Isl,nds. near Sidney, New
South Wale, -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

RATIrIcATioS OF THE TREATY.-A despatch
from Macon. Of June Sd, says -" The Treaty
was ratified by the Chamber Of Deputies on tho
18th Of May, 81 to 35 The Senate would
undoubtedly concur.N
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

WHAT ~ TO M DONE The fourth Of
March, in lsi9, falls on Sunday, and unless
the Inauguration takes place on Saturday,
America will be without President.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

A late arrival from Vera Cruz brought the
intelligence Of the death by drowning, of Com
manders Harris and Pinckncy, OF the u. $.
Navy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

LAuNcit.3 Another fine schooner of abou,
80 tons burthcn. was launched from Gran
dall's North ship yard on Thursday afternoon
last. She is intended for one of the line OF
packets between Providence and Philadelphia.
This line is now composed entirely Of vessels
built by Mr.. Crandall, and more substantially
built or handsomcr model vessels Of the class
float not in the waters Of New England
Bristol Phnir.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

The Umbrella Trimming Factory Of Mr..
Harris Smith, in Prospect, Conn, was burnt
on Sunday evening last Insured.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

STEAMER BrRNT-Forty lives lost.-By
tclegraphic despatch from Memphis we learn
that the steamer Clarksyillc was burnt near
Ozark 5 Island, the 9th ut. and that the cap
tain and crew, 5 or 10 IN number, aud 80 deck
passengers, were lost The cabin passengers
were all saved with great difficulty.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

LARGE BAss-A sea Bass, weighing 50
pounds, was caught BY Mr.. Rowland Mason
IN the river near Mason's landing, in the eas
part of this town, on Tuesday last. 1t was
served up al the Warren Ladies Seminary or
Wednesday, and made a sumptuous dinner fol
about sixty of It's inmates.- Nnr'en Star.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

HENRY CLAY IN New YoRK-An immense
and enthusiastic Clay demonstration took place
at Niblo's, New York, on Friday evening
1t is estimated that from twelve to twenty
thousand persons were present. Hon. David
Graham presided, and speeches were made by
Hon. John w. Fowler, Dudley Selden, and
other prominent wings. A spirited and pow
erfully written address was adopted, together
with set of resolutions, among which was
tho following.
Pcsolred, That the experience Of the Past,
united to the indications of the Present, pre-
sents evidence unmstakable that Henry CLAY
is strong-stronger than his party and we
proclaim our earnest convictions that his NOM
nation would secure the success Of the Wing
cause, and that, of all the candidates, lie is tho
most available.
What effect this meeting may have upon the
Wing Convention abou, to assemble at Phila-
lphia, remains to be seen.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

PEACE WITH MExlCo-THE ARMY COMING
HoME-GES. WoRTH's DIVISION ORDERED TO
CAILFoRNlA.-W Washington, June A dis
patch which has just been received from Pc
tcrsburgh brings extracts from the \. o. Delta
containing additional peace news. Orders had
been issued calling in the outposts Of the army,
which expected TO march for the coast between
the lst aud 18th of June.
Gen. Persfer Smith has been appointed SUI
perntendant of the embarkaton of the forces
at Vera Cruz.
/ Gen Worths division, it is stated on au-
\ thority, is to be ordered to California.
L The Union publishes confirmation Of tho
ratification of peace with Mexico.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

Whole number for third, do. 432
Necessary for choice, PIT
For J. Horswell DOS
Scattering, 81
Maj. for Horswell, 375
Whole number for fourth do. 435
Necessary for a choice, 2lS
For N. b. Hammct, 394
Scattering. al
Maj. for IIammett, 353
Whole number for fifth do. 43o
Necessary for choice, 22O
For G. w. Taylor, ls2
A. S. Coe, 1913
w. Guild, 65
Scattering, 81
No choice,
Whole number Of votes tor Tax Collector, All
Necessary for choice, 236
For John w. Davis, Jr. 2l0
Il. Coggeshall, lo2
II. Hull, 76
II. Sherman, Cd, 3
No choice
Vote against granting Licenses, 224
Vote for do. dc. 100
Majority against License, 64
The meeting then adjourned to 2 o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

Richard White was arrested at St. Louis
recently for murder committed III Ireland last
October. lie was taken to Galena, where his
frisds rescued him from the custody Of the
T.. >. Marshal.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT The steamboat
Andrew Kenney, Capt Miller, exploded on the
Tombigbcc river last Sunday. Thirty persons
are killed or missing, twelve badly wounded,
and two dreadfully scalded. The boat sunk
soon after the explosion, and the wounded were
conveyed to the Marine Hospital, where the
best medical attention was provided
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Frpr ~ NV N,pKrT. y U-O

FIRE ~ NEW MARKET, y. Hon Sunday
morning, about O'Clock, the stables of the
Washington House, in New Market, were
consumed together with eleven horses, one
yoke of oxen, several carriages, harnesses,
&c. and large quantity Of hay and grain
The property destroyed principally belonged
to Mr. G.. G.. Smith, keeper of the Washing
ton House. who was insured. A man has
been arrested for setting il on fire.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Washington, Fr,doy, June 2.

SENArt.-Mr Atkinson the acting Presi-
dent, land before the Scnat, com nunratlOn
nom the Secretary ithc Treasury, relating to
the cause of the delay of the erection of a light
house on Long Island, which was ordered 10
be printed.
Sir. Davis Of Miss, presented an offering
from the army-rhe fig hlch vas displayed
IN the halls of Montezu on tie capture of
the city, accompanied With appropriate re-
marks.
Mr.. Brqh, moved to take up the bill rela-
ting 10 Oregon. which bil was agreed to. Mr..
Bright then withdrew his motion 10 strike out
the twelfth section
NJ. Bcrrieu renewed IT, and commenced
.nlu. remark, ~ iaSoIo..'.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Later European News.

The Courier and Enquirer publishes the fol-
lowing Telegraphic dispatch from Paris TO
Liverpool, which contains some items Of news,
and rumors, later than those received by
mail
PARIS, Friday noon, May 10.
The city continues Tranquil. The Commit
tees who have been charged with the duty OF
examining the projects { laws proposed by the
Government, evnce a decided disposition TO
sanction measures of unnecessary harshncss
toward the Royal Family which has been for
mally eXlled.
Among the members chosen to draw up the
outline of Constitution are Dupos, who was
special friend of Louis Philippe, and Odilon
BaIrot, who proposed the regency of the Ouch
ess of Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday night.
The American steamer Washington has AZ
rived here from Bremen with III passengers,
on her way to the United States.
MADRID, May H..
There is no news of importance. A royal
Decree dated the 18th, has been issued, depr-
wing Don Henry de Bourbon of the title of In
fam OF Spain
BERLIN, May l6.
/ Inc puOHc Hind Is Dccoinlng lloIc lNord-
bic TO the return Of the Prince of Prussia.
HAMBURG, May l6.
There are vague rumors here of serious
action between the Prussans and the Danes
before Fredericia, in which the retreat Of the
body of 1000 Danes uos cat off and nearly all
,ore made prisoners. None OF the details are
given as authentic, but it is thought to be pro-
bable that conflict has taken place.
| FRANKfoRT, Nav lG.
/ The German Parliament cannot meet until
the 22d inst.-a sufficient number of members
not having arrived.
Milan, May l3
i The Provisional Government Of Lombardy
has proposed 10 unite hn STATE ,eM Piedmont
as the only e,ectual means of expelling the
| Ausirians from Italy. The question to be de-
! cided by universal suffrage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
EIpree-s Ohio Eminent.
ENTIRELI VEG ETABLE,
r. he Riral, and stunts on is orn mer4is.

r. TIE RiraI, and stunts It's oIrH n.ef.ts.
Evidence Will clearly show this j. the cheap
EST, most powerful. aud pleasant family LiuI-
ueI.i in usc for Co-nS, Bruises, Barns. Frosted
Feet. Weakness or PAM IN the Back, i,heunIa-
t.sfll, Tooth a che. ana Sore Throat;
FOR INTERNAL U1E:-Caolic, Cholera
NoIbus, and for Pain IN the Breast, It has been
used " ith entire success.
FOR ottSE$:-ftaII'd Shoulders, Strains,
Scratches, sveney, Cholic, ami, viii. the aiii-
ton Of one-lourtl proportion Of IIActure Can
tharides, for SPAWN and Curb
\ o family, no has known The vaue Of this
article, Will be without supply. No traveller
should start Journey without bottle, to
secure himself and animal against the casualties
to which they are liable. We refer 10 J. :, P.
Voorhees,, stag" Proprietors; VIM. =. Marsh,
Gait House. Cincinnati; Gilmore y smith. pro-
pririors Of Livery Stable, Cincinnati; William
McChesury. Mansion House, Oxford, o. for
evidence OF its curative qualities. The Linmcnt
lSH recommend ,tsel}-TRY IT.
For sale, in Richmond, at y. + Holloway :
Book store; hcCuloug's Grocery; l. Reed
Drag Store; NurHan's Grocery ami il Will al
50 be found in all the towns ANA country stores
in the western country.
LOREE & JONES. Pfogrir'arS:
Western Row, - cor above 9th. west >...",
Aug. 81, i-.-.5G.}:a Cinciaaati, .
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.

NGJFFEY'S ECLECTIC Primers, Spell
!ers, firsi. Second, THIRD, Fourth and fiit;'
Readers.
MISUNDERSTANDING part FIRST, Second
and / hirc; 1aibot-s; Pas, and Smiths.
Ora NMiRS-Snmth's; DAVIS: kirshsm'.i
Bul,ion's; Wells; Butier's, and Browns.
Wilson's Juvenile History Of The l. States.
Wizards History o. the United States.
Universal History.
FRS. and Second Books Of History
RAPHfES-Pariey Smiths; Only's
Mnch-iI'S. and Mors.'s-
stiss swih's Nat Philosophy. par, Is, & 2nd
0>OP.IE-Comz,ock, Gales, Jones;
Oi;asisaG-
Comsiock's Physiology; Mineraiogy; Chem
ist-v, and Geology.
Scholars Companion .-Bronson's EIocution.
Io4a's Students Manuel Hitchcock Cecil
ogy-Aber- oinbrie's Moral and intellectual PHI
iosoPay-I pharu's Mental Philosophy.
Together with great variety Of other Class
Books. for sale b. D. r. HOLLOW AT.
Richmond, Oct. eth, si-
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THE WOSDEaYUL TRES MADE

Ny thr n1edicnr have n.ueed ri, siclan~ Of iite
highest standing To prescribe it-fcs even Pro-
fesaor> Of ihe Colleges admit dat i, cures utter
every tf3pg elise .,ts failed.
Dr. H. Cox late Professor ia Cincinnati Nedt.
cal Luilrae, office on ~, street, say, he CURED
An~s Bell 81 Scorinous Consumption with Or.
Rogers, i.,verwoft ~ Tar, after she was giyen.s
20 die ~ a number oil sAiilIul Ply sieiahs b..
v. Richards, OF Ciucinn4ti, SAYS be cured Mr.
Charles Ha1e, Of Consumption wHh tliis n,e,-
cine after oil his other Remedies had failed
lTDr. II. Il. Wilson, a regular ph, stefan If
GdiiIpolss, says u real, acted like charm ia tbs
case Of Rlfs- " iseu,an, the wife or the Rev. II.
y isrusan. OF Potfiot, Ohio, who tI.-
point OF DEATH with pulmonary CossrMr roS,
aud was restored to health after few weeks by
the use Of DR., RocEfs' LtvrRwoRr :. Tar
he tate cnre Of H,s. Eggcrf, who now re-
SIDES OF Race street, three doors above Eighth
Cinrlnuati, - TEcLY the most remarkable and
astonshieg ever recorded. 1hir lady had the
Cousumr;to:. for Tie last xix yenfr aud lately
she gre" wors- nni worse-worn down and ena-
ciaied cold nght s"eats and hectic fever every
day. reduced TO a mere skeleton, her cough was
most G.stre sang. all her physicians gave her ut,
10 DIE " ith the last stage Of consumption-Dr
Tal!iaiera. now called ina celebrated Isnp
Doctor WHO ealI there the H. aSt bof,e or
her recovery. finally her lungs rLCgaarrD bot,
lHternaIIy and ext rna.Iy aud the blood settled
under her nails so that they came OIL her friends
in 10 take their last ewrI-at This cris,.
she commenced usirg this DIR. Rocrgs'
LivsRwoRr AID TAR, which has restored her To-
better health than s!se has enjoyed since she an
fourteen yaar- of age, and ia three months ,iis
gained fly pounds III flesh. Those who doubt
The virtues Of this wonderful medicine are inv.
ted o call aud s-. her.
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD CALL on
TIE AGENI and see The certificate 10 full Of
ibs above n"ntioned cures and also u vast mum.
Der Of Others.
~ DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES. b.
negiccting 10 use 'h's valuable nedicin, until
/, Is too late. as there ifoa-a amos OF cases
"hch ar- too fhr gone tn lie saved even b. :his
Great Remedy. lie sure anc GET DIR. Rogers
iiTerwort ans lar, vi ,eb has his signature IN a
ieliorv Label, Ola each bottle Of the genuine
" s,ole-al- Agen. for The West ana South, und
also by ali the advertised Agep's.
Also. by ID. r. HOLLOW AY. Richmond.
Aiso.-At !. REEDS Drug store, -
April ), lefs ~
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xscaanoad woo,lca FACTORY.
LIVER WORT AND TAR.
aTf5C. o0onaE 70

annuaii, cf Consumption ~ rho Vni.ed
states. vet how many eould have been saved IL
they had re>oricd to nr. Rogers iiverwort and
| ar IN season. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS
now trstitiing that 1t has saved their lives and
restored en- In liealth-No one need DrsrsiNI
though Your ply seians and friends give YOU up
10 pIE!H You cannot be worse than Mrs. Rowe.
OF stanton. who was gwen mp by her Doctors
and fr,cuas to pin " nll The last stage Of Cox.
SUMPTION. We publish her certificate in addition
Ia tie NaSi number obtained III Cincinnati, to
show that the cares il maaes are not confined to
tl City alone. but in every place where il has
been introduced. Read what she
This Is to Gritty, thai some months since, I
was taxi 81 with pam III iny side and breast. I
called Ia the ana OF several phN sicians but they
failed To give nr any relief, aud for the space e.
one year ] grew rapidly worse. In addition to
this, was attacked wth violent cough, a-
though an excellent phN stefan lived ia the same
hause, and used the greatest eNerton, aud Paid
the sirietest aiteution, il bottled at, his ski,i-
two others were called IN, of which WIS an
aged ana sk.iut ply si,ian, but ait their effort.
proved alike uGa.ailing. Al hast. II pi,vsir inn
Who wns atie"dtng a camp meeting III the n-ighs
horhood, came 10 see Hc, aud declared that /
could Het last NOR than DAY longer: also
all of the vast nn'nher Who came to be-
iirren that = iru daysat most must eud my earth-
~ career. Mig f,ieafs mar raiitd in 10 see me
die' Bui my brother al this crisis, (h.uriny Of
tac astonishing cur 5 performed bs pr. Rogers
Compound syrup Of i.iverwort and Tar,) went
To chii.. ollie aud back, distance Of sixty miles
IA Is hours, To get soine Of the above icine:
commenced taking II, ami strange 10 ftif. hetor.
hni used hall a bottle, the cough was Entirely
cara; from this time recovered rapidly aud
when had used two bottles, was able 10 as
Snme NY Family Norations as usuailv 7 an,
fully satisfied lhat ii il had not been for this sx.
{ Iient medicine, ! uoui. now he in my rravr
aRd must III justice say that truly return my
siRcere thanhs to III" inventor OF his priceless
medicine, ma would re."ninr M all persons nj.
ihctcd with diseased lung~ 10 give IL II trial,
II tkRlET ROWE
We The Undersigned. DO crriify, that tti- nc-
count al Mir. koAr - correct, we being pc rson.
. ally acquainted VI Iil al III" circumstances.
PETER Z. MATTHEW'S.
I. +, JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS.
Staunton, Ohio, / Cd. T. 1871
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esT.CcE.% S-:s-e. sz:aE.f ware. al -
t<:Ess~. ~ .sa9c E-c:sS;. Cz5. Groceries
J. Arrival al Fall ana Winter Goods ut III
RICHMOND CASH STORE.

: Ter. Doors E..s. Of the national Hotels:
Z Z HERE Will b. Kept, coBstsntIv all kinds
Y Of REiDE -5E3DE Cf.GIJITl; CON
sistiar % CLOAAS; Bcarer- C79'h. Feh md
Biaa6d OIIK-COiI'S: Cfefh. Ur~sz Frock
tineff, IEreed. and Jeda& COITS;
oTCloth. plain and fancy Cashmere.
sss,ttAels. I.,erd. an jeans PANTS, MADE IN
every variety Of style;
0 Cloth, Cashmere. Nelsot. lain and
Fancy Satin. |ajencsr, aud Cashmere VESTS.
maze plain, rolling eoiar'd, ard douole-br-astea
- -s!so.-A superior article Of Shirts:
Drawers, Nooien aua Cotton Tader-SIfris
Cra.ats; ffane @erch'ef~ SuspeDGrrs. : ock-. &
&c; all Of which viii sell very low for { aSii.
as have ny Clothing manufactured ia Rich
snoHo, aao Viii - WARRANT THE MAKIao " Ey-
1ET ARTICLE solD.
A.. ~ u o = ~ RID
LicAmond, September 9Th. ISIS. [i0ul
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which Kings have invoked, and 10 which
heroes have bowed in blind abjectness--
Such are feelings. which burn in the breast
Of the scholar, who while with eager hand
he plucks the brightest laurels Of science.
would vet entwine them with the still faii-
er flowers Of true virtue. II is true that
the individual. thus actualed by the high
est and nob.est Of. motives. may never re-
alize all his hopes, but i. is evident that he
will rise far. very far higher than if he had
been content 10 remain suP.ncly III the
;nire Of ignorance. posterity viii weigh
as actions IN the balance Of ippaftialiiy
aud AZ, arl II ..:n snare Of applause,
Literally Proportionel 10 his merits. HIS
reputation y ii rest on a folalai.on which
not time, nor the ficklcness Of human ma
lure can shake, for high above the case
less pile of false pre-eninence. and mill.
t4ry reaown, he VIII stand firm on thC
height, of .irtuous distinction. YES. hi.
achievements VIII shine with sun-lk+
splen4or ~ the constellation or,:stae, ione
after the dazzling glitter Of hIagly pomp
and the cofnet-blaze of martial plory. sh .!
have expired. Z. I
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

VIRGINIA., Missouri and Kentucky Tobac-
Castillo, Caaone, American, Eagle.
L. To!ora, Half Spanish and Common Cigars.
jast received, opposite the National Hotel
Z. II. CITIZENS.
June :, 1913. al-;r
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Great Iac'ecesE MS oFiag az fae Cass Starr,
No. Is. -Ieia sfrect.--Aesr Foil aad Winfer
GOCDSi-sHfg ioaEteea days ffsia ihi.aae.-
pa aad fAe -ifisaffc Gliies,
FvsRGp>cN !. WILSON. successors TO
Z FACE & WusoS,l respectfully ask leave
70 iaiasHi ;.le public generally that they have
oyr ae. dtrroi from ihe E.r>i. all extensive stack
af-fLAlN. STApLE, amt FANCY DRY
GOODS: EARo~ AEG. GurESswa sE. GLasswARE,
Hats, Caps, Eoots saR Ntoes, -. g.. 10 which
sc iav5fe IT, Inspection OF The Pnbhc 10 es-
t-ut ci ver3ety--4asoFNs pIiees 10 the 9ureha-
-~,.y - = les ats. f.ussii esa, " ia
cent eDce, challenge ala IL Gtnauce to all
comp tit.on in tas y.sSt.
j. Core eae--cnase at rni ia5r =, wia, ws
- $40. q. obs rvio- tag pttnc.g4e ot ''sAi ALL
..U4II1 ND quick RETURNS"
lti.j#loa5, :. .tcu4lvf = -, SIS. if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

NHSfsT. all sizes; Sand and Glass Paner:
a. White-wasil. Shoe, Scrub ana Horse Brush
es: Glue. OF various qualities: Gum Copni and
Shillac; Tobacco. Snuff, and Ci-ars: Matches:
P-riumery: Shaving Soaps; " ashiny Go.- Fish
OIs; Meats do; Sperm DO. and other s.tieles
usually Kept IN Drug stores. Fer sale By
Aug .. lclS. I.ELED
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29
FOR FAMILY Use.

nRIED Beef. BeIogna Sausages. Cheese.
. y Pressed TaiosT Candies soap, No Mack =
sres, Rice, Gsoand spices, Of ali kinds at
L Ii. CITIZENS
Jag~ lSI-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-29

4 QUANTITY constantly on hand, and fer
1 L sale at The .'Cheap Western Cash S,ore'' of
SCOTT Il GO.
Richmond, Aug -, l-i5. 5G:f