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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21
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ENASMUCH as all that California the Chol
era Is exceedingly interesting TO the public of the g
present day. think II will be 10 interest 10 inform 81
al those flying from the Cholera California. that -
NO IL Gravie street Up stairs they supply themselves
with OF those Justly popular and very fine Mems Black
Soft Fur California Hats, lately known as Buena Wis
las which Hats together with variety Of Others
viii offer al wholesale the parties above indicated at prices
which will enable them to make their trip of profit
well pleasure by selling these Hats greatly enhanced
prices 70 those less tunate PERSONS who have heard
of the rates at which sell Hats and Cans at No -
GTavier street up stains WILLIAM BOOTH,
do New Jersey Manufacturer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

NEW CAPTION. HATING INTELLIGENCE.
ship Jessora and Steamship Falcon, receipt Of
- splendid lot OF HATS and GAPS, mannfae- IN
go tuTed expressly for my own sale at my factory 90
a IN Newark, n. j., but which, will offer at cssS3
yholesa in this city. az mani actuers' prices. The
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21
FFEIALE AIRnICINI


Dr. Townsend Sarsapans sovereign and spesdF cure
Tor InGpispt Consumption, BafenHezs PQapSuE Uts o.
Failing OF the Womb, EoTtiyensss, Piles Leueh0uh@a or
Whites obEtruoted difficult MenEtruatOn Inoonunsn0e
Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pF0gtraan OF the sysemnO matter whether the result 81
herentc or causes produced by ueg9lanty Hines
1ident Nothing be more surprising than lts nvig fng
siIsoR the human frame. Persons, all weakness and as-
stnde from taking at ones become robust and fall Of
srgy under its influence Il mmedesely cOunieaos to
nerVeezasss OF TIE female tane the great of
basnnsss It vii not be expected OF in Of 30 de-
oRte nature 10 exhibit certificates Of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been
reported tOuE Thousands OF cases whore families have been
without children after uxng few bottles Of this invaluable
msiaiRe, have bssn blessed with He healthy offspring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21
nh ,s GAsggP5EN AND r TEgLSowER SEEDS

Ia1l lEJLN AlND ELQWEA SEEDa
SBRUBBEkY AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS
tC0range lemon and Fruit Trees Asparagus and ssrs
Strawberry k9os Balh0us Roots; and every ar ssgkSA
- ticle that wanted for this season ana ~ frtA
Snnngt al received rREsH al the SEED ~VNSffD
s$S STORE Of AFFLE OK. cognef Of -
Vlsxf gCaoUPITOULks and COMMON streets The above
ssF Seeds are all warranted flesh and sold cheap By
the paper. pound bushei go Ladies and Gentlemen
supplied with experienced and practical Gardeners and Gar
dens dfessel N she neatasf sfsta nib 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

STORAGE.
YgNHE Undersigned hdtinR long been engaged in EVZTN
Il the Sr0 RAGE BUSINESS, are prepared ~ : : u
TO receive on Storage in thei splendid warehouses
all kind Of Goods on The most removable rates. do
EMERSON. ToBRNE x Co. l5s FcioupitoGlas ST.
M COL s0CKg-959 d0zaa Woolsn S0Qks faf sals BY
w A89 FROST s. CO., 10 Assaziae q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

Boys CLOTH aud VELVET CAPS-latest fashions.
Youths and BOYS FANCY HATS-with feathers
Supef No Extra Guta pereha Stiffened Moleskiu HATS
Nos. /, ard SILK HATS.
Mems WOOL HATS, eli every color variety and price
Broad BIim OTTER BRUSH HATS.
Prime assert ment OF Fine Black BUENA VISTA HATS.
All ri which, and Others already in store be found
my Sales-goom, Is GR.aPiER STR EET-the sign OF
the Big BLACK Hat. WILLIAM BOOTH
de Practical Halter. 10 CraviAt stairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

WARRANTED GROWTH OF s-Commission
E and County, Merchants be supplied with -,
SEEDS by Tie pouHd tusbe, b. the Dozen hun ssS
Cd died thousand papes. neatly labeled and put
49, up to order in boxes for retailing Planters can be
NIX supplied with boxes properly assorted 81 So 90
-l<e<@.S IN o. go. according 10 their own orders
Market GatdeneIs orders filed. to any extent, with the
very oest quality OF Seeds warranted 70 grow or the money
re turned, and at prices lower than any other this city.
sy Apply al the Seed-sioge No 10 GRAYIRR corner of
Tehoupitoalas street. Ida Inn ~ TifNN Arent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
II is the safest and eIectua medicine for purifying
thesyatsm and relieving the susrng attendant upon child
birth discovered IL strengthens both the mother the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enrcea the
food those who have used it think 3dispenseble Ii i
highly useul both before and after confinement as pre-
vents diseases attendant upOncbdblh in Costveness piles
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn vom-
lng pam IN the back and JOINTS false pains, hemOub re
and IN regulating the seeretions and equalzng the ala.
ton has equal The virtue of this medicine IS
% always and the delicate aud most successful:
very few cases requs any other medicine; in some lis
castor oil or magnesa Is useful Execise in the open ar
ana light food, with this medicine viii always insure safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

yENH{S celebrated syle Of HAT just received, per e
4 the I alcon-tOseteT with the nsual H0ydsy and -
Christmas HATS and GAPS for Children st q
dis D'ARCY'S corner ChartTes and Canal SIS.
CALIFORNIA; oALEoRNIA!!-Go GOLD!
q AIS-HAfS-Just the article for the California -
market Can put 20 doz, in case of 10 feet. III
Those taking goods to California had best call and -
examine them, at JOHN DURBRLDGE'S, -
dl3i2t g Cust0mhouse street. up stairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

II q II I ST II a q ST!
Sfl0 DOZEN OF BLACK SOFT BUENA VISTA
eIOV HATS. A few cases Of those Gutta Percha STIFF
fenPd Moekins, aud good assortment of Hats and Cap
just received by the ships Maid OF Orleans and Memphis
and BY the steamship Falcon. For sale low by
JOHN DURBRIDGE,
DIS q CustOnhOnse street. up stairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
snEzH 1900 GASES ia Store and now landing irOmship
Ra#A Maid Of Orleans, Clifton and Dama- CRY EES
49, "a. comprising general assortment ~ -
S1za. Of goods IN the above line. for salee2 60
low b. Ls2l I'll FROST q CO., 10 Magazine St
rretap BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS
esd low landng from ships OxenbFdge. -.
WbAF Manchester Diana, Peter Marcy and bark 80
w. tienssse; A splendid assoft neni Of the ess4
I'D = '' W FROST 3 n, 4oaF.a.vi,s :,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of SasspaEa has been expressly prepared
reference 70 female complaints No female who has
TO suppose she approaching that critical period The
Of life, should neglect 70 take T. As it csrn preventive
for any OF the numerous horrible diseases 20 which females
subject al this time Of Life. his period may be delayed
for several BY ming this medicine Nor less valua-
bic for those who approaching womanhOOd as i is cal
cuated 20 assist nature by duickeniHC the blood and BVgO
atng the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable fer al
the delicate diseases to which subject II braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies,
by removing the impurities Of the body far smua-
ting to produce subsequent relaxation which the Of
most medicines taken fOremale weakness and disease
uHiDg few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21
RHEUMATIsNf.

UsWEGO, Michigan, Oct. q, Ia,
DR.. Tb1cRssRd-Dear Sir purchased for my wife Two
bottles of sasRpara Of your agent, Mr.. MeEGr OF kaa-
mazoo to try for the Fever and Ague. Before hsd finish
ed the first bottle il appeared the blood and every
other day when the o and fever appeared they less
Violent and before she had finished the bottle che was en-
tfey relieved and she much better than she had Been
before she took the ague. lady that had been SICK
with ohil aud fever but had broke them with qulnue and
left in very weak and distressing state and tF oled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that au
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles and re-
stored her few weeks complete health our sdlsaIa
ls is without doubt unequaed IN diseases incident % the
Vest and if you think that this communication VIII be Of
Yo1n. rsspeotfuiiy CHIRIEp H. swAre.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

Fitsf.--I reite rate wla, have often stid--i
Az " nIG. but not an ultra Wing. Ii elected
would not be the mere President Of Il party.
would eB1savor Ia net fDGc pendent OF party COM
inaticn. should feel bound 10 administer the
Government mmirammciled By pasly schcues.
:S~coad, 1.-THE veto power. the i'o"sf E.v.n
by the constipation to the Executive 10 inter
poae his .eto - IA high conservative power; but
IN my opinion should never bo exercised except
in asses of clear violation o! the constitution, or
manifest hustle and want of consn.eTatunn ~
Congress. Indeed. have thought INST. fer ma
nv years past tie known opinion and "i>l'rs Of
t,,e Executive have exercised uuine nd iniuri-
Gus influence upon the legislative department of
the Government; and for tbs chtnc have tho /
our s. s,a.n was in danger OF unde going a great
chang, from it, true theory. The personal o,,in-
ions Of the individual who ufny happen to occn-
ny the Executive chair. ought not 10 eon:rei the
action Of Congress upon questions OF domestic
policy; nor oas it bis Oh, ce;,onr To he ilisIP2@ed
" here Questions Of constitutional power have
been settled By the various departments Of Gov
eminent and acGniesced ia by th,. people.
Third.--Upon the subject Of tire tarfil. the
currency, the improvement OF our GTrht hi.h-
ways, rivers, lakes and harhoFs. the viii Of th-
rcopic, a. expressed through their rrpfesrnta-
tivcs IL Congrc gt 10 b. respected ani erfiel
out BY the Executive.
IouySA-The Mexican Was. I sincerely re-
joco al the praspcc. Of peace Ny life has h"en
devoted to arms, yet look upon war ~ oil times
and undcr all circumstances ~ NATIONAL ca!a'n-
Itv, TO be avoided II co1upa;lt,ic with natscpa!
honor. The principles OF our Government a.
we'll rs its true poitcy opposed 10 ihe snijpga
zion OF other uatona and the distnenocrine nj OF
other countries by conquest. In the language Of
the great WAsHiNCTo>. "Whv Should we quit
"a,r own 10 stand Oh foreign ground = Ia the
Mexican war our national honor has been yindI-
Gated, amply vindicatcd. and IN debating terms
Of peace We may wei afford 10 be forbcaring and
even mngnanimous 20 our fallen foe-Z. T"gio.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Martha v0a Buren, against y0lss,
II. Hale. t44

Martin Van Buren,, il his letter TO the
Barnburner's Convention, held in Ciicn.
June oCih, 1919, said:
Il do therefore ENTHUSIASTICALLY approve
the course YOU propose 10 pursue. in with
holding your votes from Gov. Cass. and
shaa DO SO myself. II no other cand,-
duties than THOSE NOW BEFORE THE ooUa-
TRY ARE PRESENTED, shall not cote for
Presidens.''
Now. the candidates ..before the coun-
try" then we're Lewis Cass. Zachary
Taylor and John p. Hale, Martin Van
Buren, then. on the 2Cth of June last,
publicly declared that HE WOULD NOT
VOTE FOR JOHN P. HALE, the cam
dida,e Of the Liberty parry, and that party
is now asked 10 vote for Martin Van B4-
rem. John p. Hale is thrust aside 10 give
place 10 man WAC has no sympa,hies in
common With f1:m or his former a1herenisn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Xcisviy Eccai;s. Of Friends.

The annual Meeting of the Society of
Friends (Othordox) is now in session in
this City: The number in attendance on
FL day of its sitting may be determin-
ed with considerable accuracy from the
following items collected, with care. There
were on the premises adjoining the Meet
ing House 4O8 travelling vehicles of vari-
Gus kinds: these may be estimated to con-
Hey upon an average, persons, making
1852. There were $50 that came on
horseback. and rs persons returned from
the meeting on foot; besides about - in
Carriages and OinnIbuses furnished from
the City. Making in all $3.50 persons.
Ii is we'll 10 remark that on the Sabbath
whilst the Meeting of ..Friends" CON
,inues, the number is increased about one
fourth by persons from the city and sur
rounding country, that DO not belong 10
the Society.
The city puts on the appearance Of in
creased activity. All the public and many
of the private houses are crowded. The
a
spur to business. The Butchers in,erst is
greatly increased. owing to the demand
for pork and beef The Farmer finds, a
ready sale for his oats, corn, hay. potatoes
apples. and poultry. The Halter sells
many a hat to the distant wearer from the
north and west. The Smith. with his honey
arm. drives many nal to secure the shoes
OF horses; besides, furnishing many links
to fractured traces. and bolts and rycts 10
Carriages. The Book Seller eases his
Shelves Of number Of volumes contain
ing structures OH morality.
Aside from the above pecuniary adyan-
,ages that aeerue annually to this CITY
we should not overlook in our remarks
upon the suLject the moral Influence thai,
such coayoc atoms have upon the COM
nuI.iy-
II we duly estim ate as we ought TO do.
the sanitary influence tina, the friendly de-
pertinent exhibited BY the brothethood in
their intercourse with Us, and more es-
specially the fefsent exortation and chris
ian advice handed forth whilst convened
for divine worship, professedlv dictated BY
The Spirit Of Truth. we viii be impressed
with this truth. that the advantage thus
resulting TO the citizens of Richmond id a
moral point Of view, are such. asto war
rant our expectations of an advancement in
all the Christian virtues
That We may thus appreciate these and
ali other favorable seasons. is the asoira-
ton Of citizen Of Richmond. p.
9th month eoth. 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

shall ever be in condition to submit. or
suffer it. some ambitious partizan Pfesi-
den, by this means may cause himself TO
be proclaimed King. or Dictator. under
the name Of defender of the liberties OF
the People, o. some such inpo. ing title.
But We have occupied more space
than We designed in the present No OF
our paper; We will resume the subject
ne 1t week
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

FATAL CAsUALTI.--On Monday ght
John Barnes: residing in Coanersvi l..
Ind. who had been in a state Of i.,oxica-
ton several days, went TO the American
House and asked for supper and lodgings
The landlord gave him a supper but re-
fused to lodge him. and also denied him
any more liquor which the wro;ched man
insisted on having \, the solicitation of
some other persons Barnes was given Il
bed and retired. Shortly after this
some persons who lodged in a room al
joining The one occupied by Barnes, in
the third story, were awakened by groans.
and went to the window and booking be-
low, saw the body Of man lying upon
the pavcmcnt.--They raised an alarm and
on going out found il to be- the body Of
Barnes. who. they supposed jumped out
Of The window in fit Of dci,rinm tremens.
or as some supposed pnrpose!y. lie lived
about two hours after. Both legs were
broken above and below the knee, also
both arms were broken and the skull
mashed in. The body was mos, fright
ful object 10 look upon.
The verdict Of the Coroner jury was,
that 1.-the deceased came 10 his death by
accident" The verdict Of the people
was. tina, srhisky was the author of this
horrible tragedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
The Vcs0--'T & EDcstics o. tIa &
Pres: dent.

There are some persons ia tnis section
Of country who suppose the only duty Of
tho President, is, 10 watch the legislation
Of Congress-sign such laws rs he mny
approve, and TO veto such as do no. meet
his appreciation. The question is fire.
quen,ly asked: "What is the use to have
n President, if he will not veto any lawi'
We shall point out the duties Of the
President, as prescribed by the Cons'fu-
ton, that such persons may be better in
formed; les, they should expose their ig-
norance again, by the repetition of the
question.
/. The President is comma lander in chief
OF the army and navy Of the United States.
and of the militia Of the States when IN
actual service OF the L. States. II is his
duty TO soc that the laws are faithfully ex-
ecuted-to maintain peace, and resist tor
cgn Invasion. Kent says, these powers
arc obviously Of an executive character
g. He has power TO grant rcprieves and
pardons for offences against the L States.
power is necessary, because, says Kent
.sundcr the most correct administration OF
law, men will sometimes fall prey to the
.indictiyeness Of accusers. the inaccuracy
of testimony, and the falibiliy OF jurors.
There are occasionally such cases which
require the interposition Of the President.
,. He has power. by and with tho nd
vice and consent Of tho Senate. to make
treaties, provided two thirds OF the Sena-
tors present concur. 1.-The preliminary
negotiations, Says the same aU;hor."which
may be required, the secrecy and despatch
proper to take advantage OF the sudden
to render it cxpedicnt. 70 place this power
into the hands Of the executive depart
naent.'' In making treaties with foreign
nations. It is tho duty Of the rresiden, TO
maintain the honor and interests ofthe ma
ton: He should not sacrifice either for
the purpose Of advancing party interests
or personal ggrandizcnen,.
q. Tho President shall nominate. and,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, shall appoint ambassadors, other
public ministers and consuls, judges ofshe
supreme court and all other public officers
Of tho United States. whose appointments
are not otherwise provided for. &c. and
shall commission all the officers Of the L.
States. The duties dcvolying upon the
President. under these powers. arc al,nos;
incalculable. We have ministers. or
agents and consuls. at nearly al! the civil
lied governments upon earth; and an in
Vulnerable host Of officers in the executive
department here, whose honest and faith
full discharge Of duty requires the attention.
and whose tcnures depend on the will, Of
the President. lie appoints and removes
1t pleasure. A parsizan President uses
this power with tremendous effect, 10 sub
serve party interest. and party purposes.
regardless Of merit. This has been veri.
hcd by the late Executive incumbenfs.
5. He shall receive ambassadors and
other public ministers There are q rrca,
number Of these from the several nations
With whom this government has inter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
CINCINNATI MARK ETS.
Daily Di>saaN ich (DfDrr.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. ls4s.
FLnuR.-A further sale yesterday of
coo brl, from White Mater canal at e3.-
IS; IS 10 from store nj So 80. With bet.
ter prospects for a rise. holders are more
firm Fair receipts by the w W. canal,
but by other eonveyances very limited.
Additional sales of 100 and lao brls
from W. ". Canal al 50, IS, 100 do f.H.
store III : 3 30.
Wurs4r.-1'hc sales throughout, the
lay Yesterday were flght-ra,es l64 10
lie. day. ia consequence of the rain
higher rates arc ask cd; aud IS brls wcte
sold III l7sc.
CuaEsf-. sale or no boxes, kor ship
mel. at SC. indicates a steady market.
Rurrea a sale of l4oO lbs from wag-
Oh Il: loic. casa.
CoTrEE-i sale Of % bags prime Rio
on pri ternls:--o0 TO do yesterday ., Tie.
% days.
SUGAR There were further sales vcs-
ierday Of p hhds prime y. q. at 4se.
90 days: 50 do On prisata terms: 40 do
fair, no understood 10 have been NJ &c
In regular iobbins way prices are steady
ar isc to Sc. for fair 10 prime.
Pie IGoN.--A sale YESTERDAY OF go tons
Ohio Riv. Fur. from yard al S27; 50 do
do NJ ss2&. both time.
CooPERA.E.--A sale Of 10 hf brls
(porl;) from store al 75c.
pRoelsloNS.-The n,aiI1ef is still mac.
tive, bat holders si.l! fran at quotations.
previously quoted -
We siace hear or "A sale nude on FRI
day. Of @ I,',ls Country and bone Sides.
at ss3 80 per hi.d so kegs No, country
rcrat. real Lard NJ Sc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

Next. the Wings assemble themselves
together at Cen,resillc Messrs. CAREY
and r. w. THOMPSON. will be there;
CORWiN promises to be present if he
can.-his being there We think is rather
doubtful ,altho' there's almost hope enough
TO hang iiai on that he will also be on
hand 10 address the meeting. We hope
to see every body IT Cen,reville NEXT
FRIDAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Il OTaC E.

THE stockholders il The R,ehmesd sal -
1 ton Tsrnpik< will plesse take set;es rs
the Ninth insiaTment i due. and p.ysAas - -
,si csy Of October. 1888. All erasss - -
Company diai are drawiag iSt~resa, M = -
c~ir-d in pay nent u Stock Psy9eee 49,
sir-s 70 b ruaGe = ssen - possibts. t. seses
vii: he found IL tie hasds 81 Sese1sa ~
gins at the Store 6f D. r. WT94iss u 49,
D. r wlCGlks, 7resssrtT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

This Stove. with iii. improvements, hsv-
ing isrg-r oy~D. ani gres.~r fseiiifi~s ZOE boil
ing, make IL the best Stove in the United Sisses.
ii<o. faIl supply u tn Old Pattern (>ix sssssj
Premium stas-s; all sszrs and patterns Air
Ttgbs, .ar.osA. three s,z.s: St.Hieys. tiss~s 81
gee, and nisnv size. Of Russia Iron and Psrios
oiOve-. Various stz~s and patterns az. sssss
ami ten pis,-s Hollow Ware Of every descnp-
ton. Copper Kettles. Tin ware. &c. Any pr.
ws-Hax good E
S01o|ao
he " ou,d r-f~r them 50 the following pessoss
having RncA sS,ore in us-. Trustees of Fire nds
Boarding school. Sann~l Test, Benz. Fslkhsm,
Barr sbss Hobbs, John Pool, Levi J~ssap. Atss,
10 the following r~r~oss. Ckss. w. Starr. Sid
ney smith. Elijah Coffin. =. MsrJock, e. Bsssss,
3. Lyna-. frv,n Reed. nv Anderson, X. 8asts,
J. Wh~rrv. J. MaHss. Mr.. Hssso gay. L. Fish-
Ter. J. H. Van Camp, J. Heap. A. C. Bsschsrd.
DR.. Aassin. ". Ho~esf-. A. W Bovess. Cbssiss
Cossin. j. " slk~v, W.. Show. }. Joses. Osvis.
w. T,.i-si~th~sst~ J. ssussess. %. B. psyes.
J. Oshor,,, J. Gr-~n, J. EideSAis, w. WTEbs,
W. Fughu-r. e.. RsfiiE e sms
~CABGfDN--Th-s< are No BseA , Ssssss. sss
Bucks stove Improved. ssiA hevs sss - -:
there f,-ing No improvements ~ss<'s - BseA's
stove bat by himself. d. Back; SD sAas = -
,ii. me-. Pattern Alright no~ sssssd.
Richmond, September {, lc@-. 4t-0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

ESome persons object to voting for
Gen. Taylor because he is military man.
This may be well enough; but how can
those same men vote for Martin Van Bu-
rem, when he as President of the United
States, told Congress, tina; ne could no,
100 stronely'' recommend the PROPOSE
ton TO establish aSTANDlNG ARMY O,
rwo hundred .husand ran,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
1--WE Tie TO hear the Eli...,y estso, Of 4,

1--WE ike TO hear the Elisr-ly eateoe Of the
JeH3rsoaian talk about Wig Stste officers be-
co,nn. "alarmca ut the prospect Of losisg their
bread ana butter" II Indicates that our worthy
postmaster thinks that Goveran at officers ouehs
not to ,ne.idl. in the business Of ~ieciiossessssR
even 10 save "iheir bread aud butter" Tie y
u Of Ole OF en-, Of eaurscs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

The voters Of this county are not de-
pendent solely upon the Palladium or C.
3. Smiths speeches for their knowledge of
men and ihings.--tJefersoniaa.
No. indeed: when they desire to know
how "t6,ngs" seem. they always look at
our Elderly neighbor.th Jefsrsonian and
the lass ocia,e editor of that delectable
sheet. One sight generally satisfies EN-,