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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
Kysrucxy-Mr. GEORGE w. JoHsso,

KENTUCKY Mr.. GEORGE w. JOHNSON, nomiaa'
ted for the Office Of Lieutenant Governor nephew Of
Col r. ~ johnson. lie has represented Scott County IN
the Legislature He is called General, bur we are MOI
aware (says the Louisville JoErHa) iast there IS any
stain Of Mexican blood on his sword Probably he IS
son OF Mr. James Johnson who got very extensive west
en contracts las; war; about the terms Of which so muoh
was sald IN the press and in Congress.
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FROM PoRro RIco.-The bark Panchita has {

FROM PoRTo RIco.-The bark PdRchua has ar
rived at this port. in twelve days from MayaeueT Porto
Rico We learn from Capt BAsLEY that the crops In that
island are backward this season, aud prices high There
was much rain during the month Of February which Is an
unusual occurrence and several slight shocks Of an earth
quake had been felt Freights were dull there being
scarcely any produce ready for shipment Provisions were
plenty and cheap there had been several arrivals OF re-
cent date.
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By Telegraph 10 The Ner. York Tri5nne.

ny i"fSfdpH 10 ne NeH- iO'" i''oHHt'
Commissioner SEWERS Departure, &c.
wAsHiSGToS, March al 2. NJ
Mr. Commissioner SfyIEB leaves in the Southern
boat tonight for Mexico.
Mr.. GILLETT is Acting Attorney General.
Mr. WEBSTER makes the main speech 10 be
made on the Loan bill today.
Mr. ClLBoUS will follow him - morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

OswEeo-Though not B ishops see. Oswegois
No longer Village but CITY "by act OF Parliament"
II is only few weeks younger in its new or civic FORM
than Syracuse and what was once but never more shall
be again, ,.,.,..-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

MuSE-The Loco Foco Convention OF delegates
from Washington Hancock and Aroos'oOk Counties Sc
Isc,ea as delegate to the National conven'Jn shePars
cs,v Of Uoulton. and John Hodgdon substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

Editors Of The Near York Ueekig Tribune
GENTLEMEN: have q receipt from man calling him
self James johnson who through this place the 9Th
OF March soliciting subscribers TO your paper paid him
for il or one year. and took his receipt for II for one dol
lar The paper have been sent last week, and as
did not receive 10 this TO be Informed by you whe
Their he the said james Johnson your agent or not aud
n so, please send my paper. u r.,.,,e
Vrn1v y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

~ Prince Lucien Murat Of Bordento"n says
the Tert,s S,ae Gose) Intends TO sail for France on
SATURDAY. fall Of enthusiasm in the cause Of her new In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
EDWARD sAMEs.

" The price of The HeesiyIr6uHe' Tor a SIN
gle copy per year, ST. MIR Eames ought to have 'u'
peeed the man at once who offered II for ST. This same
Johnson however, Is in jail at Danbnry, c. for the
same game which he practced at that place. Eds 7ib
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BOARDING..


BOARD WANTED-By q gentleman and HE wife,
Din = small gentee private family, whose otsect would
merely reduce but 70 secure pleasant
company aud make IL an ssreesbls home. A paror ana
bedroom second dJor nfufnished, parlor alone IL
large and convenient, would answer Best rsfereness
given and required. Inquire at 50 New.st m2 81
BOARD WANTED-rwo families, consisting Of 4
ID per,ons each. requiring psrlor and bedrooms Tor
each mily-locstion above Spring and osow Ninth @
between L.urens st and Bowery. family having such
sccomrn atoms with prices low and mutually Agreeable
can secure permanent boardsrs BY sddrsssin4 A. u
Tribune Office. me- otsoa-
ff,O LkT.-To one two single sentsmens large front
room with clothes press and two front attcs, fur
shed or unfnrushed The house very pleasantly ait
mated a. IL Is but three doors from Hudson-s NO children
In the house. Terms moderate Inquire 1o2 Spring"
m2l | ~
BOARDING IN BHOADWAY-oe n,iemsn snt
ID gentlemen and ladies wishing board can be eccommo'
dated with sentesy furnished rooms and board In house
So Broadway This 10 undoubtedly one Of the best oea
lion, in the city ben to stssmoost and rail-
road and tho vicinity Of the principal hotels and
down town business Persons wishing to leave their ho
tel for quiet and respectable house, will hnd their inter-
est calling the above number In Broadway before
locating elsswhsIe NBssnsers visiting the city will
only be Accommodated the most nbsrsl Broadway
terms foI im
DOARDIN(i.-Oood board, with pleasant rooms, 1t
ID ~ Broadway Also, board without rooms, - above.
i'm
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" The Coronors Jury called 10 esostiga tho
circumsiancs, n the accident AZ Hscssnsaeh
Rriese By which hf Charles sanasfson sisd hsys
Given tho following verdict
That ID. ssid Chsfss sand-fs1n 90 bis death on
the morning n tho Zisf II March A. ID ffia by being vio
-ntiy bfussd IN fainr nto tho Fs,ssc diver wih Tho
ocomofivs stephen whn1y which through The opsn
draw Of tho railroad bridge ~hs so'sps said river With
q train.
was The fesu 81 ancdsat from tha b-ins
asd that no blanc sfsrass a. tho rnFiarsr - sid tar
Ths Nsrnsft Dolly sfssftf sais " ~ q fua a. den
Dsfcy the President = taet.ar. Fsi Hscteiafr. ana
al hold nr ofdiBafy stations 10 the ctnrs.y 'hs
eve ythins dons ~ ibsn n fssorssins he baggage
ard fsfwadse ths rssssHtsu that. unasf ih@ sfss"'
sianeas, cHuf be done
= We srHst.fani lest svsuhs that thfss rsf'r~'
,-ss seen H. Iuanp fan ths rsss hs forward ehs. Va
p,.ssnal AID fhs thfus has frvnd Rpars 10 The
,ivst We fnush fsaf ihafs ives .s thea the
uufo,tanaia man hsfsirfsfa fnsnHH.si"
Trpntnft HnirwrrrH The shir psrHsu Cert
oa,as. 30 vessel ilf0 tss- f.e ss'r.-i ~ Ns-
vy,s 9Th spssshsnass ani 1f rss.s"sss -"sis~ss o.
f.s. ,lafn Esl iss hss i-ias, .rsf. sa. - i- q
bssry sole saa geo y is.t rhs . st.-irrsi
vel I III isHtif.44 Fl "a la rsssatt st- "a --'-
pisssa 80 .sf,--- Ats-i zee 80 l-Ii-nf ~.
IA .Liil,sei ~ ihs ~. 500 srfs's - i t-~-a -,
~ iahrs u q ifi rsss--ssts ~iih he s~.fsrr 80
pei n he -tsr ~ ~ F'is n''ts's r' nsiss He'r
de- - ls-ea o.. CO.'S sr1 i.- .-aira4t y 1865"
go ~iit ~. rsr'si- -h-i ra-i --i 90 - 'h- -'- ~
H. Ls,b u shi.~a M.'F % bisres th- .----1 rH'--'
sua ,.sm,n r-s afvun.s Wills ssrirs 'h' rs'''rs'"
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AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THh COuNIhf'
Ia s.rv S.rven.N MOSStNe, NJ the low pfee OF
r. sop1tn 10 advance ~ copies FOR SD or ~ copies
~ 80 lkTFIFY 4 McELRATH. Pobl' shers
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IftN wv NFUftINa NNNNNl u
pR. TEarnAGENs
H..s.ssis Fssfsst u
A svkr ErnppN Fos pEpiLfrS ann DISEASE
~ - svssr 81 ssis ~
y q i--ss - rs~sS.s,. v.iss Ns.sfds nssvi
rsifsesi A. a. sssvi sf .
! q r-ssA ~ - usS~ss 49, tsss.sa ia
,s9isss.- ., sss esS.s~ sss rrf,.s.s
= rtss, ~ E.ises. a. ts- Eeltists
@arss ~ ssvstrl .ef - sffisf-A
pe~s esss. ~ p.sssy a FsNa %
p-iisss a et--s ., Nilt.s..ss,t
A's.' ~ .ais a. a,s,o
~ rsArnAorxr rtit ~u>le et~rts r, var
ss-ssS ~ sssshs rfSs AL "a h~ss 49, -'~s. -
-...is ss- -, ..aexia. ~. ,ss@lss 80 s~ y Az
sss~s >A p.gsss " - h.S ss.sis ~ .-s " 80 Ass@ss
~s, n A aANtesp ssssssl Assss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

a:Sa Rue a:; 4. r.' S: q The fk.s: q e:
veral Agency 70, Amslics 500 BIosd.sy,kY
The daily easng demand in this country for thses
Instruments and the great sst.fsctien they have siysn 70
bayer both In America and Europe, have induced hf.
Henri Hers opeR Sale. Room st Sos Broadway where
will be found choice selection Of Psnofortes from hs
factory In Paris which however will DO hnishsd In bio
establishment In NewYork, uuder his ssd his fore
mans sapentendnss for the purpose OF making The In
,trumsnts perfect with special regard TO thu climate
where they are ordered.
Buyers viii therefore please mention, vhsshsr they
are wanted for the Northern or Southern states
Tho prices for square Panoortss seven octavss, vary
$3.50 9s50 semi grand pisrosrtss like those
which Mr. Herr played in eli his concsrts from 800
20 feOo according sine and richness Of casa Dura
by and beauty not affected BY The difference
Of prices 49,
lie also iakes leave call the attention OF the public
to P,aninos which unsurpassed for richness OF
tore and elegance OF appearance combining great dura
bity with unique brillisncy and facility Of touch They
have been awarded the golden medal OF the first degree
he highest premium ct the dis2oss Of the f:snch Gov
srnmeot and are in general use 10 Frsnss England AID
Germany
Mr. H. Hers bess leave &c refer to the high sulosiums
bestowed upon them BY professors and the press on the
occson OF hs introducing the Psnno st biz Concert
the rsbsaes. Antie psiips large sale OF thsse nstrs
meats he has put the price ~ low % e27o and $500
Orders letters please to direct Agency Of Mr. Henri
Herr. 500 Broadway, New.fort- milo lawA'
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NEw-voRE. FKID.v BOOMING, MARCH II. isss.

Illinois New Con-sifntion Adopted Party
Aspects.
Ccuo'Touienes Of The Triblns
PRoEtA. llHnos Nsrch O. i-ss.
The voting on the adoption Of our New Cons,itu-
ton took place on Monday last and the instrument
is undoubtedly adopted by an imHep'e majority
The f,loxInr Is the vote as FAR a, heard from.
Peoria Co........maj 700'Jcrscy. ..........ms 800
Greene. ..--.. 900 Pike 600. ...... to0
Madison. .....-.- 900 Eulf0r .-..-. 600
ssngam0n......msj. 1900
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a. n. GALE & CO.'S

A, n. GALE & cos
s--PIANO FORTE wARER0OMs, lot, LOG
and 1903 Thirdavsnue, corner Of Th'f.
ml4u
-xSnux1-PIANO FORTH MANuFAUTO
~ RY, l59 vulton-s': east side srosdswsy:.
. urior In tone and 70 keep In tune mseh Loo.
GER than any In made with peculiar frame
5by stins the objection 10 metallic peteles wr'tsa
guaranty viii be given with eash instrument and whss
any doubt as their quality 70 expressed, the psymss
nay Re withheld uutil sash doubn are removed
BEHNE9Y 4 RO0Ek0,
ist.R lsa vvltozst east side DrosAwaY.
s1GHoa1-PIANO FORTRs.-Psrsonss about puf.
chasing Pianos Will ind Il TO their Adveu'
"Utsse TO call at X. elena Cos Msnufeste.
ury, 1874 Rulton-st. west Of Broedway.) 4
and Rosewood Pfsnos eos
stsnty on hand which viii be sold ov for sash ~.
proved paper. Dealers supplied % iibersI terms
nyz7 Z GLENN co. iN tuItos-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

o~irs t. the s'oat sra iriuaenss sale % W
rewHseaas ssfrag.fl'a ssmeSf ~ nsa - "er' NJ
nsfiy Assnis have srsroaees n>Ans >afssf sfhta
rsitasis Fixifs n,sers Fxgtsets ~ Nsie- p,ck As-
rhey ssasraiiy pat 40 rp ~ ire ssts ssFoS houies
srra Jhssa ssss sn3 eopisi ear advertise
u, they snif worthless is'isasieas asd sassa -
avoided
r,isstyai snss iN rultss 81 sss Esutiss n v Rcd
stss \ a. State nes<sa pyss 3 sSas. -, Meth
sss,,sa % fkusierhi. n.Ass nfass,t. ssifisncfs
" Csks.. Chssls.teat WfisAt \ o. - chatfesst
- a sssih rssrt.t Afssr srd ~ all he rsiss 81
sss Nesskssts sossfst thsesshsat he ni 81
" sst fssps saA the Css2tss 81 Nwsstf isss
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IANOFORTRs AND PIANINOs

H6 of Henri Hen, Pianist Of the Kies Of the
veral Agency for AmsIics 500 Broad
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-19
Remarkable Case Of the effects Of
Lightning.

About o'clock p. NJ. Of last Saturday.
the 18th inst. tho BRICK house Of Den. J.
u. Fuller few rods north Of tho centric OF
Nelson was struck with lightning and coz
siderably damaged. Tho family were
much injured but mercifuIy spared alive.
The bolt struck tho north chimney and
passed down tho huc and pipo TO tho stove
in tho kitchen where tho family we're scat
cd. II shattered tho gab.o end of tho house.
md tho brick ndo built on tho inside, ana
for the greater par; Of the distance separat-
cd it from tho wall driving the bricks III
livery direction and to a great distance.
From tho ridge down TO tho ,imbcrs Of the
second story tho building was opened To
tho weather. except ut the corners Of tri-
anglo a portion Of wall remained. The
horizontal par, Of the stove pipe connected
with the chimney was blown into straigh,
sheets. Evon tho JOINT that passed through
n brick partition was broken close TO the
wall and its outer end Strengthened. The
p!astcring on the partitions. walls and cell
ing Of tho rooms above and below were
much broken and shattered. Six large
windows belonging TO the kitchen. and an
adjoining bedroom were shivercd into
Fragments sash and all. Also two win
dows in the room above.
Tho door latches Of all the doors tina,
woro closed wero either broken or bad v
bent. Even the chair board from the side
If tho room was torn from it's place.
Much Of this seems to have been the efIec,
Of conclusion for many Of the injured
parts Of tho building were not in the direc-
ton Of the charge.
On leaving tho stove tho fluid divided
One stream passed Off on tho west. the
oshcr on tho east side Of tho stove. taking
tho seams Of tho floor TO tho north side of
she house thon down cellar whore it upse,
and toro to pieces boxes, bins, and what
sosver stood in tho way.
But the most alarming effects Of tho dis.
charge were experienced by tho family.
Mr.. Fuller was struck by one branch Of
Tho charge as it left the stove on tho in.
side Of his right log little below the knee.
We can then trace its direction round in n
downward. course to tho opposite side Of
the leg to tho heel where i, burst his boo.
and passed of.
Mrs. Baldwin (wiJow Of the late Mr..
Stephen Baldwin.) was struck by the
other branch Of tho charge and badly
wounded in both limbs. The fluid passed
down through both Of her feet tearing her
shocs, her stockings and dress in a mos,
surprising manner. Her stocking were
almost consumed. Her Shoes were literal
~ destroyed. Nothing Of them remained
TO DO seen. but the soles with two or three
tho heels and toes. Her feet were Of
course much bruised and b!is,ered.--W Where
her limbs were first struck, the dssh Va.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-19
badly broken, rs also her feet whe re- il

badly broken, MS also her feet whe re- il
vent off. She was exercised with Intense
pain when she began to recover from the
shock. And for time fenrs were enter
tanned nbon: III" consequences. 1t is now
hoped that she il convnescent.
The preservation Of life in this family
seems truly worry wonderful unner the cir
cums'nnccs.--a cat ilin: lay near Mrs.
Baidw = fee. was scathcd and torn 20
pieces. Mrs. Brldwin's Iii,.e daughter
rcar three years old " rs sitting in n chair
directly over n sran If tho floor tina; WI.
torn MD furnwed by the Lightning. ye,
she experienced nop1rticular injury except
tho - ciu, nf her cyc- brows md hair.
" =. futlrr stool nearly upon n boa I'd
ri tn 4 a. which was torn entirely loose
( from is fast. nncs and raised out Of its
place Euf con O5serrer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-19

A bill TO prevent the employment of
children under twelve years Of age in fac
tories. passed the lower House Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature. Right
The Cholera is disappearing in some
provinces of Russia, and becoming more
intense in others.
In England, the practice Of loaning
newspapers is an illegal act, which sub
jects the lender to penalty of two hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For the first time in the history of Penn
sylvanja, prayers have been regularly off
cred this session in the Legislature.
Fill saucer with water and let fall IL.
20 it piece of potassium Of the size Of a
pepper corn, about two grains. The po-
tassium will instantly become red hot with
a slight explosion, and burn wildly on the
surface of the water, darling at the same
time from one side to the other with great
violence. in the form of a red hot ball.
The Odd Fellows Hall, with books, re-
gala, &c. was destroyed at Brookville,
Indiana, recently.
Another Ridiculous Blunder.-Mr
Secretary Walker has committed another
ridiculous blunder, having oversold the
treasury notes within his control 10 the
amount Of 100000.
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arlJO.OOO DIE I'm

Annually Of Comsmmp tiom in the United
States, Vet how many could have been saved IL
they had resorted to DR.. Rogers Liveswort aud
Tar in season. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS are
now testifing that il has saved their lives and
restored them to Hcath-No one need DEsrAlau
thong YOUR physicians aud frie n,s give you up
TO pIE.! you cannot he worse than Mrs. Rowe,
OF stanton, who was given mp by her Doctors
| and friends to DIE with the last stage Of CoN-
SUMPTION. We publish her certificate in addition
! To the vast number obtained in Cine innati. to
show that the cures II makes are not confined to
that City alone, but IN every place where il has
been introduced. Read what she says:
This is to certify. that sone months since, I
was taken with pain in my side aud breast: l
Called in tho aid Of several ply sicians. but they
faiie. to give any relief aud for the space Of
one year grew rapidly worse. In addition to
this, was attacked with n violent cough, al
| though excellent ply stefan lived ia the same
house, and used the greatest eAert,on. aud paid
the sirictest attention. Il bafiied all his skill
two others were called in, one OF which was an
aged and skiIfu physician, but all their efforts
proved alike unavaing. At last. physician
who was attending camp meeting IN the neigh
borhood, came to sec me, and declared that !
could not last more than one day longer: also,
| all of the vast number who came to see me be-
leved that a fe " DAYS at most must md earth
! ly career. My friends Tere non caHed IN 10 see
die, But my brother at this crisis, Clearing Of
the astonishing cures performed by DR.. Rogers
| Compound Syrup OF I.Iverwort and Iar,) went
| TO Chilicothc and back, distance ofsixty miles,
| IN IL hours, 10 get some Of the above MEG icine:
| CONNIE need taking il, aud strange TO til, bel fore
! had used half "A bottle, the couGh wns entirely
| cured: from this time ! recovered rapidly, aud
/ when | had used tw o bottles, was adj. to ms
snme my family vacations as usually. ] am
fully satisfied that If il had not been for this ex-
! ceiI.nt medicine, | would now be- in my grave,
and must in Justice say. that truly return nv
sincere thanks to the inyc ntor Of tins prc. Iets
medicine, aud would Tcconine nd all pc IRONS NJ
/ flictcd with diseased lungs 10 give II a trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
! We the undersigned. do certify, that this sc-
count OF Mrs. Rowe is correct. We being pc rsoa-
ally acquainted With all the circumstances.
| PETER +. MATTHEW'S.
| PIP. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS.
! Stanton, Ohio, Feb 7. 1917.
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FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE and Lot on Front saseee. n.
IA Main. the Lot ) By 10 rods. The Hess. ~
answer for = large family.
ALSO
4 fractional Lot opposite, with Stable 'and S3,e>
it. This property may answer wen for an.
fercnt mechanical operations.
Also
Twenty odd Acres Of Land. divided into 8 lots.
west Of ''West Richmond" adjoining the Ma.
'ionai Road These lots are Of eAcelies, soil
and desirable for building.
Also
The Fork House now IN occupancy Of B. Strait
tan. possession the LIST Of llth mo- nesi, aud
of the dwelling and fractional lot imme diaieiy.
Terms may be made accommodating. For
particular. enquire of the subscriber AZ d. d.
Sloan's Tavern, Richmond.
OLIVER kINSEY
ID mo. Goth, lSlS
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Z Pl AH 1.

To rHx MvMoRv OF Isaac HApLEY, or CLISro,
COUNTY, ONO.
In deaths impcnetrabe shade.
Below this grassy heap.
The cold remains in silence laid.
OF Isaac fIadley sleep.
In early life he took good ways.
Avoiding sin and shame,
His end was happy to the praise
OF his Rcdcemer's name.
His body lies in peaceful rest.
And his inmort tai soul
Is gone TO dwell among the best,
While endless ages roll. J. X.
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For sale or Rent !:

TIME Mill property. lying one mile North OF
Il Richmond, the Middle OH OF Nsh'Ie-
water. with ia Acres of Land. The property
was formerly occupied by Job ". Swain. There
is a good Dwelling House. Machine Shop. and
a stable ON the premises. I-Any person wish-
ing to purchase or rent, viii please call and ex-
anime the premises, and apply 70
NANCY SWAIN.
Dec %, 1s47. If
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ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH OF
Country Produce preparatory TO purchasing .
larger supply.
Their stock consists. in part. Of Imperial. Gun
Powder, Young Tyson and Pouehong Tcas
Rio and 81. Domingo Coffee !: \. Orle ans, Loaf
ana Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup. Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses; Nos. I, and Mack
erci, in Bills. half bbis. and Kits: Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish. Herring. Chocolate. Rice. Saiera-
tus Starch, Zante currants, Raisins, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure. Starr and
Pressed tallow candies. Soap. Indigo, Madder.
Alum, Copperas, sc. sc.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Queens
ware, Glass ware, Stone ware, Wooden n. ware,
Window Glass. Nails, Grain Scoops, Shoveis,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, NIL and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker.
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Rrooms,
and 1901 diffe cnt articles, which shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor y
with a call
ls-Please call and examine our stock, a. il
costs nothing for looking.
Wv LYNDE & co.
Richmond, Jan. ), ls4s. a.
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lust RECEIVED. at IgAINEs K
- FARQUHAR'S IL opposite the Bank
4 few more pairs of Ladies superior GUM
ELASTIC BUSkIN SHOES;
Superior Fur Seal CAPS;
A few children superior CAPS;
4 lot of STEEL TRAPS;
Box of SAND Brick new and excelien
article for securing Spoons, Knives, &c.
Richmond, Nov. %, lS47. 4su
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-19

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u the LIST day Of April,
letters in the follow ing
are "ADvERTIsED.' "
'Jenes Samuel
Jelap Henry
kcifer Samuel
kisl,ns Ann NJ.
Lester Henry w.
Leebrick John NJ.
Lamb Thomas or Benz,
Me nd- ishall Cyrus L. ;
Merit John
Mcclure Samuel
Montague W ill,an
MuIl,s William
Moore George J
Neuke E.yerhsrd II.
Nicholson Samuel
Nash Isaac
Nicholson Sam'l A.
Nickie Ausburn
Newly Samuel
Nickie Hugh G..
Overman Cornelius
Purcell W illiam +. !
Perry Gulielma
Phillips Mrs.
Pickett Eli VI.
Page Nelson
Pursley Foster
Pickring T..
Page John
Pigeon Mrs, Sarah
Ryerson James
Roser " ,lliam
Stcinmccger J. IL.
Stiles w IN. 7.
Stevenson Rachel
Stevenson G.. W.
Stanley James
Stevenson Ruhana
Smith Jacob
Sponslcr 4.
Stanley Eiifelet
Slagle David
Straw bridge & Gorsuch
Stout David
raiiaferro Marion
Townse nd Jonathan
Taylor c.
Thompson Mrs Amanda
TonnPson Rachel
Talbert Eveline
Taylor Miss Elizabeth 2
Trueblood Zachariah
ro,nkins Catharine
Nestal Aaron
Vcnnaman John
Niuing b.
w right James
W LEY Epbraim
hite Richard X.
W liliams Rebecca
W Ilkins c. =
W ,ison & Fox
w agoner John G.
Weihcrili Clayton
w ailcr =. lie.
" llliams Jonathan 2
w elch Rachel
w ooller Isaac
W hiiaker Joseph 6.
right Bowry
Whitson John
Wineburgh Eli
Weeks Joseph ,
| Williams Nathan S.
Wright John II.
w burlington VIM NJ.
w LEY Joshua
W cher Jacob
y ork Peter
, MES ELDER, T. NJ.
2lS. l5-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-19

superior lot Of Louisiana Sugar
and MOlasseS, just received from New
Orleans, and FOR sale by the Hogshesd, Barrel OF
Retail, Low FoR CASH, by
UAINES & FARQCHAR.
Opposite the Bank
Richmond, Feb. 9Th, l6is.