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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

/ r--l atI9ns sfrrtrd A. me erd 1l me sr ~ was
rrrgff ID fa rrn.rf be- committee lo-r f-t
--r-- 4. fa.r --. --.-. -.~t- a-i.a-t b.. .r..-r-
have .-.. .at .H.r t lowed Pie n-lsI trIaa-. o.
az -f r-r es. IT, Constituent Assembly ltt stopped
Tie -fri-. 81 rt e.- flf fH- 1rin zee ass ris
a d .---r f--re- " boo have -rrreld.r red ar ara
axsa- tast- ta- a.l tto.e lo ere ~ .- 5l-lt t.
report 10 rsr.-t. rsi .- l.rrr ~ should h- -lra-
ri ts - r.rr--er srr-s iu rltr--lrlf. tll vnt-l
from ta-- - s.rff These conc acre agrr.l .o
Cr The all IA violent .-hs.e arose or q proro- non
brogf ,oryr-- f1- tf- ar-or-rnerr OF comm Tee 10
The 49, mod. ~ arrvtnr The 5h clause Of the
Cnr.r.--o- -f-r Fss ref-r-rr. 10 The poor-r asses
N V.r,- m N G-.t.-4 IL Fessnro-r a. q ..-e-s K
rsrt IN tt leon IT, A..eii ~ mex, ens-a,1rea 10
vote t he ann. al .1erer-ou those thauS- which gen.
e~s H. =. Ia ~ fara of soldiers u10 have served their
country I'M. +H e-fer-t was ssf1i not because
a., -.,-, 4, .t 80. , -o- -r. tie "a autry Of the
80, - a. s', .- h,-.u.a -te 1arfe ~ he In con
$3.50 .oi ,o-s a. one of routs~rr- 10 hasaiini.,rv
.- ~ ,r no no. ~v ru. ..4i Id ~.
49, ,f .t g. -,r Ps-,b- TIE fef being novel hy
80 ..~r.rrr. 4rrrn Vor1e and f-a con q
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4-.4 ~ RI. r D or 10, r-ra-r- over thai recr red
~ r.. -.. 49, II. f.,.rr a. fore ab.f-fr.4 from
49, ~. ,...--.., f..- rr.-...le- ~ ti.~... trs
80 n r.,I,.4-. a. r4ta oil tt. state III -e-
D. 80 ~. IL -.r-' en-, an i--larrl tfaf he .av- To
,, ~ --.rs- rr -,,,,rr+1g he present exceptions.
s.r- al ~, C.rI.. gol.. indeed The opinions ~ II
ID p.--.+ ,,f D.f--a -...If be- r0r-ia e--. f..-rf
r a., c.. .- -ts .r.ool-t .gt rro some remarks.
a. ~ m 49,. g.. t - a. a---.- III. Il r. =
-. 80 g.. 1890 M S,r-4vr. a.r.-4ei ~,
,-t5,- .,s -. .l... a,..r.f tI- .fa.a of siege
-- .a-- -H .--r ID Inc b i-t never h..r ID .a
grave nature - 10 cal ilr sucl measure TIE bar
.U.~
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Henry Clay Recruiting his Health.

CINCINNATI, thursday, July 70.
Hon. II enry Clay arrived here this morning. en-
route for the sulphur sprsgs whittier he going for
the purpose OF recruiting his health He looks very
feeble
The stste of the market here continues unchanged.
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BROOKLYN Board Of Health

During the last "a hours 70 cases Of Cholera have
BEEN reported the Board Of them proving fatal VIZ
Peter Farley. aged e. Plymouth-st Sarah Palmer
..ed 49, Fourth place VIM Ryan, aged 80 Bona''' ;
Tbomss Knox, aged IS, Baltic ST. Marguerite Becker
s.ed year Kelsey s.slley
CS.J GOODRICH Physician Of Board
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Ginhadl published iae lst the following order Of
the day America paid Yesterday her tribute 81 blood 10
the Italian One OF her oravest children, Andrew
ghiar fell behind tie breEchan example VI th' Affection
~ re reemen Of every country for our NOBLE and IN
L.. .n
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Cboleru nj Cincinnati.
Pittshurgh Matters.

CINCINNATI, Friday July Bpm
The report OF lnterments, up TO - O'Clock ID
day Is Is of Cholera and 80 OF other diseases
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Revivni of the Nation Newspaper.

advertisement the weekly papers OF Saturday no
titles that On the 18th Of August next and Just one wees
before the expiration Of the Suspension Act ne Nation
will reappesr under the auspices Of iis old guide Mr.
contributors"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

The Weu.sv Z>-fnae u the 9Th contains mp-sls
81 Inc erownisna OF Hungary Civ digniis =. hsv.
ing the uile ot Upper Dsnet Commissioner - .hie
"a. ADMINISTRATOR Of he couutes ts~
go~ n. and circles appcIs ming 10 heir District Al ~.
pef officer. styled Government Commissioner c1osen ~
a.. hicf In concert with The koyA Cum
sssry will cunduc, The political department IN ne SPIN
Of tie Aastrsn CVusninuon. Wih few eAeepuous i1e
ana mru Of srsiocrslc necnons- One or Two wefc
prumuent readers o The former opposion ~ho Dad eAe'
been cast ~ BY kOssut.i o. had cast nim oa
Baron Hayuau hss published a proclamation, esied
kash. July 4 which be divides The rebellion INTO Two
later period dating from April ~ when the Debrecxin sie
resolved upon complete nd tasl separation from aus
lniefs ne rrne~s The conditions Of he state seee 80
then AID down oy the articles AL those Who are found
Destinations heh hsd reference to the motion carried
IN he snss o. ne Assembly ~ Pessh will be tired by
vcted OF having nsngsed m any way he subsequent
proceedings IN nebrec I'm, m short every individual
prom sed IN the revolution OF April H. and Us subsequent
rcsu.ts viii suner he pcnAines of mNuai law.
According etfers from Pesh. kossuh hse The lst
OF JAY announced y PSesfSs ne seuIvueni Of sae 1oy
eminent With al the Ministerial orees nc 10 Szeged.n
gnlng the approach 81 The Russian ssny as the ground
In., change VS. raecied On he "a Before setting out
ts >zesedin, hossoih issued proeAmsnon esuns oei
the sncsuTm AL men fr"m - - % are called upon Ia
meet At The Rakosed Pes'h 70 lake up arms galnst
Tie Russians The alarm " hieh pte,sned IA RESIN vas
laraly great and the Austrian party N The town were
ready otsufnng themselves Ons ara not tne ieAss 81
.e EN- arfAssr,'ni- ai'er he relaxing o fesh ~ouh
sse from The Hungarian bans noes, which the ory
money there, having prohibited irom eifculanon ~ mar
"a aw haynau persists In enactlng The paft Of Ai4.
Tie following snecdote u circulated IN Vienna concern
BEN for many yeSrs he has lad lorebooings q hss
death lie himself has for many years assigned he year
1850 Toe Il existence During liz stay in Pans
be- once dined with the North American ambassador. The
conversation fell on forebOdiuge. omens, and the hk~
The ambassador laughed al ,hen bat BEN declared he
nrny believed 10 them, and related how he had thrice
seen when IN his .Cih year. hs gravesone. with his
sud The dale 1880 on 4 Benz received Ia rrsnsyt
vania several dangerous Wounds The physician shook
his head, but BEN answered II quite calmly by saying he
al anaher year 10 live" On the faith Of this vision BEN
xposes himself battle the hottest hfe and declares
he shall not De sucA down a. present but has another
year TO live.
The Austrian Commander. Ia Chef General Haynsu,
gain ordered two VI ages 10 be burned down, a.
punishment FOR the dssfecon Of their inhabitants. The
yssouger Zefng filed with sentence Of capital pun
slment sgainst the Hung srlans and their friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, July 70
We have been visited with heavy rain, which
has poured necessarily al day.
No cases OF Cholera have been reported since Tues
day night There Is nothing going on here or herea
bouts worth tclcgraphing.
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thor foss By saying hey preferred ass,h on the battle
Geld to hs diseases raging In Couors and that cS this
they could not be persuaded 70 haak into ~
hat the sempi 10 drive the Hunssans from their
,reneherts failed that the army has not advanced snd
that The yOaug has suda emily Quilted he army
Vienna where be reuairs
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ENGLAND.

The Ministers and Parliamentary Reform
The Iri-h Church-Deparfure OF the tx
IIe.-Debate- the Hungarian war
The French in ROme-D'Israelt'- Protec-
INSTRUMENTATION of Connaught-Raiiway
Grnnt-County Franchise--moke-Lo dg-
ing-Hou-es-PiIotage Dnes-ChoIera. & c.
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rrxu.YORK WEEK.

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY u pup
80 .ver Safuydat Morning al the low pnco OF - per
80, An ADVANCE Eight copies for $40, Or twenty copies
and The paper 10 no case continued beyond me "e
tr which 1t 10 paid 49, . ..,..,-,, pAn.A
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Board Of Health.

n, GxxA. the resident Physician reports 205 new
Of Cholera and Go deaths having occurred since
- ,.or of Yesterday returned in the following order
e..
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THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
BY THE STEAMER EUROPA,
FOR THE NEw YORK TRIBUNE.

The Cuna-d Steamer EnroPr arrived at her
WHAT in Jersey City, at little before = O'Clock
Friday morning. We subjoin our usua. details Of
European news brought by her.
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Cholera nj the Southwest.

ST. LOUIS, "Wednesday, july p.
The iuterments yesterday were only 80, OF
which 10 were from Cholera showing decrease OF IL
IN the aggregate and Of le from Cholera.
Rev. Whitney Grswold eminent Episcopslian
clergyman OF this city died with congestion OF the
brain yesterday.
The weather for the last "a hours hiss been very
pleasant
The Cholera has again broken out at Peru.
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CholeTa has agaln hroken out I'D Peru.

ST LOUIS Thursday, July PC.
The interments yesterday were AZ, of which &c
were from Cholera This it will be seen an increase
n the aggregate OF deaths by the epidemic, owing,
probably 10 the unfavorable change in the weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

TIE vote of f- army. those ot the Canton tt Niirii
and also those oi section of ir tEfu Arunli-scf
sill wanting hu,i Is rrr'an tllt these w' rot affect
fle above al IUNinhfc fluIuf-its.
We read Do Dee C1ssf 'I'..f4nd The electoral oqere
foa- continued yesterday Vl is greatest orders but e
number of ELECTORS Who at-flned from voting hs- been
a1au considerable ln several Arrll1 --ecnf- To
too uauy examples of Indifference fortunately ol
pIse acrs oflcal. Wr-Hw good many electors arnVe
from 5 or ~ leagues distance -Huc even ON haFre,
and ari sr TIE on official Information LcA We possess
he number 81 voters concerns ne Third Aun1s-e-
iuent Electors Inscribed, s6j cards taken. ll5 On
fhe Eighth j.-75 voted. and The Ninth, 5F1in III,
Thus upward Of $50 electors, after having with
drawn ther cards, had perseverance enough % use
them"
The departments of the Nevre OF the Alter, anl Haute
Nienne have returned Red Republicans. VIZ MN Mon
ton. Gally and Dupont ldu Ba-sacl Ia Cavadoes the
celebrated Republican patriarch Dupont de fFure) was
behind HE opponent NJ. Leroy BeHuieu In the depart
meets the following elections are confirmed NJ De La
martiue for Loirct NJ Nap. Lepc for the sene-et Ose
VI Auberge Tor the Sene.e Aarne, NJ Budault Tor TIE
Eure-et- Loire NJ juice Fayre for the khone Gen. kpl-
here. viii be returned In Chafene inieucur ne i"u
Naderafcs are safe In he Loire aud Cher. by re last
accounts the B0nhparst ahead, owing 70 division
in the Republican camp In fhs Morbihan LesiIniisi
been uloppo.ed. and IN the Meuie RED " be re-
urued
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-28
Bcicarc of CouatcrttiiS.

The genuine article is manu- featured only hy
II. &. Farrell, sole inventor and proprie tor, and
wholesale druggist, No. u, Main street, Peoria,
ILL.,, TO whom all applications for agencies pur-
chase must be addressed. BE YOU get il
with the letters II. q. before iarreIl's, thus
II. G. EAKREl.l.'S-anc my signature the
wrapper; all others are counterleis.
O'-for sale by Irwin Reed, Richmond; NJ
ssealon Ccutreviile; II. Goettel, 3 miles West
OF CentreVillei hnuxeln 4, Son, Dublin, &. II i.
RAYMOND, Cambridge city;J ]. Cammach, Clies-
ter; Parker & Stanton, Newport; Coffin & Pur-
viaDce, W iliamsburg; and regularly authorized
agents all over the United States. Call and get
Il Earrier Book, free Of charge,
Sept. 26, 1919 4O3m
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Cd THINGS MADE NEW!
- AA2 2@L - - I1N1
Escpisircr OF Umbrellas. DarasOgs.
Zee =. kAc.S. Sc. dc.

As established hinselfin Richmond, and
Z Is pr"Pares TO repair Umbrellas, ParssoIs.
ShareS, Ivory t tns put Slides ia Candle sticks,
f3-aI NAT. -, set Glasses IN and otherwise re-
pair ~Pectacle~ repair Cold Rings, Silver Spoons,
al3 every thing ia that line.
He also manufactures Keys aiia has now on
Eaaa . I.rg4 quantity OF odd Keys Of all sizes.
lie KEEPS for sale stout Whale bone, suitable
for usbaI Ladies' Dresses.
liz viii also sharpen scissors. Knives, &c,
aat ST Razors.
ofa SILVER, Copper. Brass Pewter, Lead, Rags
80. aibreila rdnies, vii! b taken III exchange
Tor work
lis shop - on P@7rl street. e. doors South
ii y Id. auat directly opposite pherr the old
tarNet House Stood. All persons who have
locks out Of oraer Or iifv- Lost or broken their
hev~, can have them repaired Immediately, or
get aeys 10 tit them bv ta.ing OFT the Lock
aud bringing them to his shop. Those wisaing
ans work done IN his line are respectfully nvI-
ted to give him cali His terms viii be reas-
onabi~.
Richmond, oct. u, $40. f3:3mo pd )
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NOE IS e.

FSSiiE. undersigned IS DESTROYS to settle up ali
4 accounts by the ist OF January next. pre-
paratory to opening anew-and earnestly re-
quests those Indebted 10 attend TO the same, BY
note If not cash He has numerous small ac-
counts that are worth the collection only, unless
the debtors viii make them good without further
trouble Persons ihat know themselves N
Gebted VIII see the necessity OF a settlement al
least once ~ good irhtie IRWIN kLLD.
+. S. Ny stock Of Drugs, &c, IS as good as
usual, and shall be pleased win the c"ntinu-
ance Of the fIvors o! the public X:
pi.Lu,o.d M, - -4J fJ-tf
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T carpenters PRFcirlT Il

Z carpenters PRFcirlTsTED ExrE.cr oY
! FFFryIA~ B&RK.-Itlis extract conta.mIi
the active principle Of the Bark, in hgb' SSA-
centratea form 1t - i valuable remedy IN Fe-
yer and Ague- /. is much more -tIectual, ana
sal-r than Qunine. and goo1 deal cheaper
For sale at DR.. Howeil's Drug Store, No. I6
Main street.
oct "a, I-iJ-
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44If
Z z :: az =. ~ p's $ l1lR' DRUG STORE,

RE w HE LEAD. best brands.
Red Lead, Ven; Red Chrome
nese NermiIiIon; Ultra Marine; Broznex; Cold
- -. Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Rose
Pink Varnish nru-s..s.s.. Paint DO, all Sizes
FURTlTuRE & CARRIAGE VANISH; JArAR; LEsTH-
ER FaRSEsH; Sp- Whiting, Patty. nc for sale,
al reducep PRIZES, by IRWIN REED.
Richmond, oct Z, / IL 25ff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-28

~ OTICE.-The partnership heretofore
i Y sting betwee Stephen Coffin and Andrew
Purviance. under the name of Coftn d Purciance
at " lliamsbnrgh. Ind, and PUrrqnce & Co6ia
at New-Paris, Ohio, are, this day, dissolved by
mutual consent. The debts and credits OF Cain
s. Parclahce Will be settled With Sfeptea CofiH;
also, the debts and credits Of Purridnce & Cojia
will be settled by -inirer FurriaHce.
STEPHEN COFFIN.
Nov. :, 1919. ANDREW PIFREIAN NC l..
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Meet on FIR .tav evening Of each week at b!
O'Clock. II all in Lippencott's new building, OPP
posit- the Huntington House
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SIR CompIain. Sweeney. Distcmper,
C0rkS and Sore Eyes Crca.

VV'h5 a III .SVTE 1lyf5 { hFtI.
VI. Mitchell Postmaster al Fiat, Fulton CO.,
IL, saws;
Nr H. G.. TARRrLE: Your Arabian I.iniment
is highly priced here. We cured one of my
neigl4bors horses of the still Com pai mt by about
four or five applications, ana cured enc of my
own Of The Sweeney. Oar Sheriff, Joseph
DYKES, cured ms horse Of bad Cor. with il he
also tried II a colt that had the Dlsteinper
very bad. ana cured il Immediately. lie says
i l. decidedly the greatest horse medicine he
cr used. There have been numbers cured of
Sore Ives with it. ! find il very valuable
me dcine both for man and beast.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-28

DlED-At the residence OF Thomas
n. Dugdaie. III this civ. on SUNDAY NOR
ming last. Mrs. SARAH DOWNING.
wife of Daniel l.. Downing.
DlED,-At the residence of MIR. Thorn
as. about 10 miles north of this place. on
Friday evening last. JEREMltu HUB.
BARD, for many wears an eminent and
distinguished Minister Of the Society IF
Friends.
I'm New Castle. Henry CO.. Ia. on
saturday morning, 18th inst. after an i'll
ness OF two weeks duration. G.. Y. DUG
"lNS. Editor OF the New Castle Courier
in the S8th year of his age.
In New-Paris. Ohio. on Thursday.
the 18th inst. CHARLES s., son of Wm
and Phebe Ollarra, aged one year and
four days.
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WAGONS FOR SALE

E>IIE undersigned has for sale two Two.
{ Horse v Wagons, one Of which j. nearly
new. the other considerably worn. Also. q set
OF double Harness. That j. nearly pew An1
person wishing 10 purchase viii do well bv cali
ing at No. -. Mata street. opposite the Bank.
!. Richmond. Indiana JOHN HAIEr'S
al
otn N'',- 2u-tf
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SWAIN q POE. No. Z. Main street,

SWAIN d POE. No. Z. Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
2, their friends and the public generally to
their Stock OF Fresh
@aG@aly 9c1o@r3s2.
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock of Dung X
net lure. snd just received a large additional
supply, they pre- pared TO furnish their GUS
toners with every thing IN the GROCERY line
on y good terms - any other establishment ia
the City. Their stocA consists. IN part. of
Coiee, Specs ground ana ungrounG
Sugar, Iu1lcc5.
Tess, Dried Peaches.
Noias>es. Raisins,
Lake Fish. Dates
Col Fish. Herring
window Glass, Nails,
Can.I-s-a general assortment.
BroonS. BucKetS. BASKETS. " ash Boards.
Tubs, Cnurns, FiiciI- orks, Hoes. ifatc!etS,
Macherei, 10. / = g. Cheese, Ac &c.
All of which they viii sell, for CASH. exchange
for country produce. OF terms which cannot. nor
shall not ia1 TO please customers. The highest
market pree vii t. pan All te. foE al. hIIss
Of available country produce. "a. --.G A4.l.t44e
our stock; and II pleased, Es \.
sept. 10, -. 29-tf
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washingfOnian Society,

li-Meet in the Hall Of the ; T, on next
Mionday evening, Dec Jrd,j at early candle
Lighting.
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NJ OTICE.--Th stockholders Of the Rich
y mond and Newport Turnpike Company,
,.iIt tf44se take notice. that the Fourth install
uIcnt becomes due aud payable on the ftrSt day
II .Second Nonh February, mIf; when prompt
payment viii be required. by oreer of the
Board j T.. : IRAIFAN, treasurer.
ILeye uth-nout!. Z-th, ~. IJu
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MEETINGS .

:, ..e,ezz clark Division, No. ,, Sons Of Tenn
Esyzsz4 perancc.-IJ Meet every "wednesday
ETSS evening, at G2 o'cl'k.
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Administrators sale.

! ME undersigned ~i.l sell At Public Sale on
Saturday. HE -ih day Of December next
IA tie town Of Boston, Wayne Co.. Indiana, i
\ ouug iIors', belonging 10 the Estate OF EIiIah
w. Gfton. deceased.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. W., on
said Gay--terms made known day Of sale.
JAMES l. HARRIS, AGm'r.
Boston, Ind, NOV. lith, / -. 41-3.w
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Z Complaint. Eryyipcia& Gai Rhca-
riatiS4a Cnrrd.

EAyvlch. N,sio> Co, Ky, May 27, ls49.
Mr. H. 9. tARErII.-Near SIR. Your Linirnent
is settling very well, aad dong vast deal CT gocu
among the pc opr. Ii has cured bad case of
IEl slrEits. and another of a nap FAM N THe
BREAST. \ lady who MAS COZ fined 10 her bed Tor
several months with LIVER CoNrf.,INr aud Ar
rEoTioS THE HEART, entirely cured by
the usc OF Your Arabian Linirnent. She said tn.
doctors could 90 her good. Ii has bee Ia appii-
"a to Il fresh cut ai3 cured il in short time
hove been afflicted with RuHVNAriSM for II long
iis,.. aHd Just before ii wet spell il panied me so
IfUch that had no peace all day; aud in the
uicht commenced bathing and iuhbing with
vouy lninc Mt. and before | was done rubbing,
tie pam ceased. JOHN BUCkMAN
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MARRIED. Il Cincinnati. en- the
18th inst, by the Rev. NeNanter ilynniS-
Sou, Nix. JoHN CREAGH. - Mss EAILF
WILLIAMSON
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:.tciy Zee 4s.--t

z :strEy Z : {. 4f..-t fe IUIlIe BntI-TI
fIstr-, better thai. ever beiOre; Grants IN
diaa Remedy ior Coasnnpi,oE; Pettits Ameri-
can Eye SAve: On utal Balm Pills, warranted
good or no s.ic; himbell's OpodIidoc, a superior
aitirIe for Rheumatism: CooP-r's lsin2!asss ifi-h
Moss JuJuble Pt-t.: tougI Eanay; French
CHatk; riast.r Paij-; Efheril Green; Flesh
Brushes aud Bathing rpongt, and every thihg
else III the Drug hu".
IRWIN REED, No. 81 MAN street.
Nov. 81, IefJ 19-tf
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Mechanics Mutual Prntee ton. No. 4,
of richmond!

u5-Meets on Thursday ever ling OF each week
al the Hall of the Young Eens' Literary Assoc
ci,ton at 81 O'Clock.
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Iecos4- fer ...e 7-.;.5o...
Esooz< 1. EsAgEE. ysa,.s.E.os 81
~ r::igsg. Wrapping :ls:t, Printing.
:. - e Hssa

BONNET BOARDS. Ac., Sc,
jn worl livery THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE To-, Nd Il such Al establishment: ANA
81, j. determined not to he unaersold rs any
Boo : tors j. esi q tar Nunut0us.
! 4. NENDENlIAII
E5llHaOuE, Aug. -, lie. 3G,f
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a NEW MIXTURE FOR WASHING
n A few spoonSfui Of tins mixture put into
the suds, mixed slth the soap used IN sash-
ing, Will save ~ lhras Of the LABOR, and make
the clothes much whIter than thy can oe mac
without il. It Is certainly worthy OF Trial
from all. For sale at Or. Howeli's Drug store,
Nc. 1t. Main street.
Oct.2i l-43- i4.tf
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LATEST ARRIV OF
SEkScWABLE GOODS.

E$>E MEEK. has the pleasure OF say
- ing to his customers. and the public gen
orally. that he has now received and opened
his stock of NEW a. q 01 - q . sSe
which have been seectedwith great care by him
self. and particularly adapted to- this market.
comprising all the various colours. qualities and
styles OF Cloths. L assImeres. tassinttts. james,
Iweeds, Summer wear for fnen and boys. &c
To THE L.DIEs:-Nv asSortnne Mt of s.:isiies'
Dress Goods is complete comprising every
thing adapted to their wants. and all cry SIcE.
To THE YoUxc GEnTLEME>:-I woula say ,hat
your wants have been properly appreciated, AND
you viii find all 20 ~.
To THE lIHcHtSics:-f can say that / bring
nothing That comes competition with Your
business. anG wouIa most respectfully invite
you TO call ana examine ny Stock; do not
say that | Will sell you Goods f5~ehfy pei cent.
cheaper fban any cthrr HonSe IN fte cny. We're I
90 10 do, you ouId say that It was all hUmJug-
gerry. and righttaUy too: but this much { o say.
that yon shall FIND my GOODS - CHEAP As tNY
OTHER HotsE THE CRY, no MATER irhat thy
sell at
i am i,rppy to say. that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to get on board =
vessel bound Tor California. but are rushing right
TO my Store. to get good, nice and cheap Goods
1O-OO of
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f<.SiI roi< C5.ev E.H AND Ei,IOTH!
I SR.F.D.--I viii pay the highest price for
9 Dod. clean Ciorer ana 7 tH5ohy :see1, delivered
at my peuJ. STORE, No. II, Main street.
f--rBring it on soon. J. HOW Ellis.
Richmond. Oclohtr 3, ! -.