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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

CHoLERA.-A letter from independence, Mo-,
dated the 18th, says:
The cholera here is sweeping everything be-
fore it. Lieut. Schenck, U. S. n, on his way to
San Francisco, from St. Louis, 10 join the Navy,
took sick at 10 o'clock last evening of cholera,
and was corpse att next morning.
Gloom reigns on every side. Business is at a
complete stand. All the Caliiornans have pref
ty much left in alright. The cholera RACES SO
extensively among some OF the emgrating par
ties that they do not stop to bury their dead.
Corpses are found, wrapped in their winding
sheets, lying along the road, in heaps of FIVE or
six together The scene on every side is painful
and horrible in the extreme.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

LOWELL AMERICAN We received yesterday the
hrstnunber OF new paper with this name 70 be pub
lished weekly and ri>weekly BY VIM. 5. Robinson
Esq formerly Editor of the Lowell Courier, and more
recently Of the Boston Republic TITS devoted to The
principles ofihe Free Democracy which it will sustain,
as all who know the editor feel we'll assured with ennis
nen ability The paper is got out in excellent style,
and we trust will receive, twill deserve,
generous support from the freemen of Mddlesex.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

OF " lillian Robinson Of Windsor, VI, has been
convicted and sentenced for three years TO the State
Prison for taking from the Post Office letter intended
fol- another man of the name, destroying it, and
embezzling and appropraing the contents, check for
Sl75, Knowing it to be the property Of another. The
facts were clearly proved. He had spent all but one
dollar Of the money when arrested His former charac.
ter had been good, but for which his sentence would
probably have been for ten years @
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

G5s The Springfield papers announce that Fanny
kembe Butler would read from Shakespeare to the c>
zens of III I town, last evening and this evening. We
thought arrangements had been made for her TO read in
this city. How is in
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

r. Com. George >. Blake has been ordered to the
us fgste Mississippi feet captain Of the Mediter.
Tanean squadron. lax sssaafa la NaME
NEW YoRK. The Board OF Health, yesterday re-
ported new cases Of cholera and deaths for the last
"a hours. . n hssa
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

The Cincinnati Nonpareil recommends it's read.
ers during the prevalence otthe cholera, to keen
straight forward In the line Of duty, as the legis
iature OF Connecticut did during the great eclipse
mat occurred about 20 years ago. Atmid day it
became as dark as midnig h; chanticIeers crow al
candles were lighted, and the people became
alarmed. The legislature of Connection. was in
session, and under the impression that the day Of
Judgement had coHe, one OF our puritan fathers
proposed to go into committee OF the whole tor
prayer and suppication; but this was opposed bv
one who stood up as one OF Gods noblemer, and
the reason he gave all who think Of flying AZ ths
time, would do well to remember said he: :
Whether the day ofJudgement be nowloigb a.
hand, know mott but this do know, that When
the awful day does come, | wish to be found do
ing my du.y; my duty is legislation for the com.
monwealth, and 10 that let US proceed
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

Free Soil Nomination for Congress.
ELECTION .-Monday, June llth.J
w. dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-30

LATER FROM THE CREvAssE. A dispatch
dated New Orleans May %, informs that the
crevasse at Sauve's was still unchecked. The
Tunisburg crevasse was full 100 feet wide. The
water il the city continues 10 rise rapidly, and
Canal-st. on both sides is oyerfowed to Dau-
phin st. a.t. .a.af
Colonel Fremont and his party have arrived
safely in California.
MONEY MATTERS. The New York Tribune
of Tuesday says: re aH rs
Money continues toibe abundant at low rates.
On best stocks the rate is 5 and per cent and it
is difficult to place all that 10 offering al these
rates. Paper goes at 6 and per cent. for first
class. Auctioneers' bills receivable endorsed
are passing freely at per cent. Paper not
strictly frst-class goes at and 10 per cent. The
supply OF good paper being mostly absorbed by
the Banks the quantity offering in the street Is
small.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
STATE CONVENTION.

Official returns have not vet been re-
ce;ved from all the counties of the State,
Of tine vote given at the late election on
the question Of calling convention TO
revise and amend the Constitution ofths
State: there is 10 doubt however. but that
there is majority Of some 20 900 Of the
voters in favor Of holding the convention.
With such decided majority in its favor.
the legislature will not hesitate 10 pass a
law fixing the number Of delegates. the
time and place of meeting. appropriatiny
the necessary funds, &c. to carry out the
wishes of the people. We suppose the
delegates will be apportioned among the
counties as the present House Of Repre-
sentatlves Shrinking 100 members
They will probably be elected at the next
August election. The convention Will be
held at indianapolis. and will meet. prob
ably about one month after the election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

Mrs F.. kiider Of Boston. Mass. .avs that
she has remedy on her shelves " ch seems
10 meet the wants of her customers complete.
~ the Great American Remedy, vaughns
Vegetable Lithontrsgtic Mixture.
li.i> famous article has attracted the notice Of
the Buffalo Medical Journal aud one IF the
contributors to that work seems Ia think tho
Legislature of the State of New York ought to
bay the secret. The faculty are enrsg-d be-
cause they know no, its compound. and have n-
umaied that II should be gwen to the public
pro boao pahico." SO II may he after fortunes
have been made with H. aud TIL the u let all who
s"ier from sickness of any kind, call upon fhs
Agents whose names under the seiyerti
ments iu our columns, and get a pamphlet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
NEW VOLUME OF TIE
SCIEM FIG A RICAN
lax I'M md II

The Publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
in returning their thanks TO the ommunty for
the liberal support and encouragement which
has been extended TO them during the past four
years, would respectfully give notice that the
LIST number of Volume ,, will be issued on the
.2d of September, affordng favorable oppor
tunity for all to subscribe. who may wish To avail
themselves of the valuable information always
found IN its columns. The new volume will be
commenced with new type. printed on extra
fine paper, manufactured! expressly for this pub
LEGATION, and embeiiIshed with chaste and ele
giant border. 1t will be published aS heretofore
in quarto form. thus ailoriing at the end of the
wear a BEAUTIFUL. BOOK of OVER 400 PA
GES. containing between 5 and GOO ORIGINAL
ENGRAIINGS o: NEW INVENTIONS, de-
scribed by letters of reference. besides great
amount of reading matter, valuable to every
man in the country.
An increased amount of care and expense
will be bestowed upon this Volume. 10 nder it
more fully what it has been termed. The best
Mechanical Paper in the w orld.'' lis columns
as usual will be filled with the most reliable and
correct information III regard TO the progress Of
SCIENTIFIC and hECHiNICiL improve
menis. CHEMISTRY. ARCHITECTURE.
BOTA Wy. MANUFACTURERS. RAIL
X q 4 - intelligence, and the WEEKLY LIST
OF PATENTS, prepared expressly for this
Journal at the Patent Office in Washington.
As an evidence Of the estimation in which this
publication is held by the Scientific aud Meehan-
zeal portion of the community. IL Is only neces-
sary 20 state. that its circulation has increased
within the las, three years 10 upwards of 10000
copies, already exceeding the united circulation
of all the Mechanical aud Scientific publications
in this country. and the largest of any single
one in the world.
TER MS:-Two dollars year in advance, or
If desired, one dollar IA advance, aud the
mainder in six months.
To CLUBS:-5 copies, s.; 10 copies, SIS;
20 copies, SIS.
All letters must be post paid and directed to
MUM & Co.
Publishers of the Scientific American,
New York.
n. B.-Patents secured and mechanical draw
ings executed GA the most reasonable TERMS at
the entitic American Office.
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where abou,s, and step o-p-h. co.jerkl-

where abou,s, and step o-p-h. cojerkl-
What an eN-screw. Glazing sensation it
creates. all of. a. sudden. about the region
Of the neck and shoulders. especially if
Your head is no, cut off,! Constipation"
(as Chapman OF the State Sentinel, would
Physician icallv say Of the bGck-iary
system. takes place then don't IL Well.
now Just phancy the no party Presidents
paelinss. when he pickett up the Jefier-
sonian and readeth the above ..p s."
from hat james X. Polk Postmaster &c,
Oh tut it'll give Gen. Taylor The back
ache ..some"i
For the information Of our neighbor
and the locoioco party of this District, we
would respectfully inform him and them
that an express. just arrived here from
Washington City ria. of San Francisco.
The Moskui.o Kingdom. Cuba, Florida.
Texas aud The Cannibal Islands. saws,
most empha,ically. that Martin Van Bu-
rem 5 blood hounds" will no, be started
in search Of that chap We assure the
j. X. p. p. m. W h. i. n. c. o. that the
Administration is too magnaniNous TO
cur of all the Sourds OH the locofoco vine.
particularly while they are ossliied and
as green as this Mr.. IS evidently is
the Postmaster General and his aid. have
curiosity enough. we suppose. TO pre-
serve some OF the fruit of that remark able
J..
lousy spfang up in nigh, and overshad-
owed Jonah. merely for tho sake Of the
seed if nothing else,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

FI<IIE undersigned will offer at public sale At
the late reside nee of Lewis L. Evans in
Boston township. W.aNn- eeuaty, lu.iiana. aa
thursday the 2lih day OF September, lcs9, at
~ o'clock. A. NJ. . the following personal prop
rrIy: to. wii--one Horse. Eeds,caGs and Bedding,
one Cooking Stove. one brass Clock. fine lot
OF rroiilcs IA frames, a lot Of Medical Books aud
Bookcase, u small iot Of Medicines, Household
and kitchen furniture, aad various other ARTICLES
too tedious to mention. \ creaH OF twelve
months al he .i.en Oh al, sums over three dos-
lars.
JOS. NJ. BuLLA, 4am'r.
Aur % 1879 26-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
The New School Law.

The law passed at the last session oil
the legislature has become law in this
county by the votes of a majority OF the
voters of this county a, the late election.
Being thus adopted by our people. all
other laws conflicting with lis provisions
have been repealed and we are now re-
CURED 10 carry out lis enactmenis.
The law requires the assessment OF 10
cents on the hundred dollars of the pro-
perty assessed for State purposes-o5 cts
poll taxa tax of three dollars on the
500 of all premiums of insurance issued
by companies not chartered by this State.
which together with the Surplus Revenue
Fund the saline Fund the Bank Tax
Fund. and the Congressional Land Fund
is hereafter to constitute the Common
School Fund Of Wayne county.
The office OF School Commissioner is
abolished by The new law. and we under.
stand that in accordance with the law the
books, papers &c. of tina, officer in this
county have been handed over 10 the Au-
di,or, and the money 10 the Treasurer of
the county.
The law also requires the election Of
one Trustee in each District on the first
Saturday in September next. (Which will
be NEXT Saturday, whose duty il is made
10 transact The business of the District.
THIS is the first step to be taken.
" suppose no further disbursements
VII! be made under the old law. and that
the dividend usually paid out in Septem
Der viii be retained until March next.
No tax of course can be assessed this
year as the duplicate has already been
made up. The law. unless repealed by
the next legislature. Will go into full eff
feet next year.
VIII our readers recollcct that SAT
/ RDAl NENT. September 1st is the
day for e!eciing a District Trustee The
School Fund heretofore has been too in
significant to attract much attention: but
as the people are now TO be taxed to in
crease the Fund and extend the blessings
of education, we hope they Will attend
the election on Saturday next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
vNESN ANNANAAS
FARO UHAR & KERS,

FAVE Just received Il fresh supply Of Cloths.
tasimeres of the latest styles, Fancy and
PLAIN kesiings. Canada DvrrcoatIng. Biue Felt,
Sc which Will Ice made 10 order On III. shortest
notice. Also, supply Of Ready Made Clothing.
Cravats. Gloves, Hosiery. SHIRTS, Of their own
manufacture. 1o,ia's best Hats. Caps of tho
latest style. D-:er'S fine and double Calf Roots.
Shoes, &c. All Of which. they will sell low tor
4. NP~.-.They are now prepared tn supply
the pubiic with jennings New Patent Premium
Safety Gas Lamps. aud Patent Phosgenc Gas.
for burning IN the same. fresh supply of Cor
elius' ratent Lard Lamp, also, one set Of spen-
aid C,rran!oics four lights Call and Sc. them.
Richmond, Aug. ~, 1919. 36-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
. FrcE or THE BOARD OF IIEALTH,t
lnea.aN. ID O % K n AM -.

. TnE BOARD OF HEALTH,
TUESDAY, 10 O'Clock, a. m, Aug. -.
Aug GO, Mrs Trimbie. relct of Danl
Trinbe, | mile south of town.
:. Henry Sape.
-, Henry Woblcr.
:. ;. Benz. Trimble. l mile south
Of town.
The above are all the deaths from cho- +
lera since our last report Neither ofthem
resided within the limits ofthe city. There
are. also, three cases Of disease supposed
10 be the small pox. in the city; but i: is
hoped it viii not spread among our ci,-
confine il TO its present locality.
j. r. MENDENiIALL, Pfest
Since our paper was made up, the Board
Of Health received the following comrnu-
nication from DR.. VIZ. r. Smith We
trust his adn.onitions will be carefully OBJ
served by our citizens:
THE Pass. BOARD OF HEALTH;
The Undersigned regrets to have to
report. this morning. one case which he is
1I.ii l'G--E4 - oGLiIsc StIlulisS Sinai JoA.
and another Of the modified varieiy-va-
f.0ioid. The eruption in both of these
cases began to appear yesterday, but the
development Of the pimpies was not sufli-
cient to determine whether they were pus-
tular or vascular until this morning
These cases doubtless had their origin
from a case. since fatal, which occurred
at the Office Of the Stage agent; and it is
presumed, from the frequent intercourse
which large number of persons (prin-
ciPally young mem have had with these
two patients. that the disease has been
very extensively propagated through the
community la view of this fact, the un-
dersicned deems il proper to suggest TO the
Board the Proprieiy of warning all those
who have been In contact with the sick. 10
put themselves on rigid diet, and, upon
the first appearance of disease, TO With
draw themselves from society. except SO
Tar as is indispensibly necessary.
Respectfully submitted,
w b. SMITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

1.-The democrats voted for Mr.. Julian.
SIMPLY because his sentiments agreed on
National policy with theirs. "-JeFerso.
man.
Stick pin there. Because he is la.
co!oco. the democrats voted for him. Wa
shall see what we shall see.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
L o s T

between Hiram Daniels Ia
vern on the Richmond and Boston Tam
pike and CentrcviIie. ON Tuesday last. usorec-
co covered Memorandum Book, containing 10
the said pocket $40, in 6ye dollar bills SD
some small change Also. order for $t5 %
tive Richmond and Boston Turnpike company.
The iinder will be literally rewarded by setorn-
ing il TO the subscriber Or leaving at this olscs.
DANIEL CLARK.
August II, l-la. 3o-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

JUST RECEIVED:
Snnn LBS. NAILS:
eIOUO 100 dozen pairs butt hinges:
~ dozen door locks, white and dark mineral
knobbs
- dozen iatches. various patterns:
Window springs, surplus pins. bell knobs, and
almost every article in the line of Builders
Hardware, for sale by
FLETCHER s BENTON,
No IS corner Pearl and Main ST.. one door ives,
Of Bank.
August Is, 1919. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
TWIN PONIES.


WYE are receiving almost every week lots
Nv OF Fresh Groceries and JecfcfHes, ~
Citizens Cincinnati line.
On hand a quantity of Canvassed and other
rrs,rs ,n, n, Tor family use; also. Prime Lard,
S.c e. SWAIN s. POE
- % Ia4g 35-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
Arrival Of the british NHil-Stc:llll-
ship CANADA.
NE WEEK LATER FROM +
(oIr:.sicrcias Summary.

Liverpool. August llth.-Every department
Of trade has continued healthy during the week,
and although there has been rather less business
going forward IN produce during the last few
days. prices are we'll supported. aud upon the
whole the market wears d cheerful aspect.
Harvest operations have CONNIE need under
favorable auspices, the crops giving promise OF
an abundant Weld
The market for breadstutfs has been rather
depressed. exhibiting II declining tendency, For
Indian Corn. however, there has been ii little
demand, owing partly TO reports of the potato
rot having set IN.
The Iron market is steady. and prices i'm
proving.
New Orleans-F,ouR-Th demand is Of "A
retail char tcter, al 1Ia21c.
CoRN-Yestetaay considerable sales were ef-
feeted at 2la2 Is gu for Yellow White is scarce,
ana brings .aA2hS. Corn Meal Is Ga per hil.
PRovIstoNs-lhc importations Of cured pro-
visions hay" bren limited. Bacon is in steady
demand at former price Lard Is not much IN
qaired for, bat prices are firmly maintained and
an advance of Cd per cent is asked. Beef sells
readily at fuil prices.
England.
The English papers are filled with accounts
of the enthusiastic reception of the Queen in
ireland. The Cholera is the increase Lon
don.
France.
The Minister Of finance in a statement to the
assembly says the deficit on the ST Of next Jnn
francs. 1t i estimated that the deficits at The
end of I>.pD Will lac three hundred and twenty
million francs. The President of France denies
h" has any desire 10 change the form OF Gov
Gen kostaicn has been appointed Command
rF IN Chief ii the French arms IN Italy in place
Of Gen. OuaEnot.
Italy.
1t is reported that Garibaldi had beaten an
Austrian fore" that attacked HIM. lie had been
Joined by many Hungarians.
Venice.
Still holds out 1t is SAID tina, three American
vessels had arrived with provisions tor the be-
s.rged lung arans.
Hungary.
The news from Hungary still continues "a
vordble to the HungariaHs. 1t is reported tina,
Benz with 10000 men. had completely beaten
a Russian force Of 90, 900 men, in Trans lvauia.
ID nd that he had taken Herrnannstadt, and Con-
sadt. 1t j. also reported that Ciapkh. Hun
garian General, attacked aud captured Ranb,
aud after siezing large quantity Of provisions
and munitions oil war, fell back to Comofn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
FARM FOR SALE.

FEN.lE undersigned will sell his farm contain
ing l56 acres of good and we'll improved
land. situated four miles East OF Richmond on
the X edmond aud Eaton Turnpike. For fur
Their Information, call mo at ID. ID. Sioaa's
Hotel iu Richmond.
lie will also sell al public sale ut his reside nce
four miles East Of Richmond. on Monday thu
9TH day of September, 40, variety OF House
hold goods aud kitchen furniture, also, six head
vi goou Horses. .
JOHN BARNES.
Aug 29ih, 1919. 3h-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

CIV are informed that the courteous
editor of the Ohio Statesman is in des-
perate bad way about something we have
done. lie is careful however. not 70 send
US a copy Of his paper-tIe course of the
common slanderef. Gnaw the file Sam
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

GTAn effort is being made by the citi-
zens Of Pennsylvania to place an injunc-
ton against the erection of bridge across
the Ohio river at Wheeling, contending
that it will be an obstruction 10 great
public highway. The case will doubtless
be taken up to the Supreme Cour, Of the
L. States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

CEEThe Cincinnatans are about to
build City Hall in the Fifth street mar
let space on Main. What will become
Of those beautiful benches recently cree
ted,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

u Cho{cra.-This disease has almost
entirely left Cincinnati. The Board Of
Health report bat 81 cases during last
week. 1t still fingers at Sandusky city.
and at Springfield.
Ia our city the disease still fingers: but
from the report of our Board Of Health it
appears there has not been fatal case
during the past week. 1t is to be hoped
our citizens will still act prudensly in the
use of vegetables. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29
England.

The English papers filled with accounts
of the enthusiastic reception of the Queen in
Ireland The Cholera is the increase IA Lon
don.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-29

GoodIandcr-Ourf friend of the Valley
appears sore at the removal Of Henry
Goodlander. from the post Office at Con-
nersville. We suppose Mr. Goodlander
10 be very good. clever sort Of a man,
and may have been an attentive officer:
but why he should be retained for his
cIererneSs. whilst he was daily prost;u-
ting his office tor party purposes we can
not divine. Henry Rider is very clcrcr
man-our neighbor Elder is clcrcr and
good natured, and yet they were turned
out. and the acts were righteous ones.
We only know Mr.. Goodlander as an
active and unscrupulous partizan. He
may have acted more pradeatly in his
political course than some others, but we
have heard him spoken Of for the last
fifteen years as the poieer BY which the
the locoloco machinery OF Fayetie county
has been propelled. He may have hid
himself behind his tools. but the ciorea fact
has trod the wheel. We would prescribe
no man for his political opinions. but being
true Democrat ofihe Ieilersonian school,
we would discharge every official incum.
bent who has used the patronage and ad-
vantages Of his station 10 advance the in.
,eres,s OF his party.