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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

TIL 4 hACAS OF 81 w LIS REDICEOs
IN j. BAEE(IlS, thank full for past fayors,
Il would inform the public, that he has re
duced the prices Oh all Of his Stoves, Buck $
Patent among the rest. He keeps d larger as
sortinent than any other House. His stock
consists of 4 sizes Bucks Patent Air Tight
Double oven, and } sizes Single oven, this stove
- warranted to perform better than any Stove
Offered, the boilers are nearer the fire, and it has
larger oven than any other Stove The great
~ reduced price will give all persons chance
to get one of those invaluable Stoves. He also
keeps sizes Victory Premium, large orens ind
hedry plates, sizes iaka fyemiuBs, hrge
5oilefs and orrns. 4 sizes Sarafoga Air Tight !;
Stanley; sizes Gothic; ! si-es plates; 3
sizes plates; 3 sizes 10 yiafe, boiirr holes in
top; , sizes Russia Iron SELF regulators and
lrifh0ut.
Drum, Parlor, and all other kinds Of Stoves
that are kept in any Stove establishment. These
stoves are made from the best Scotch and Amer
lean Iron, and warranted to stand fire for
year; if plates break others furnished gratis.
All kinds of hollow ware, kettles pots, ovens,
skiilefs, Steam kettles, AndironS, Wagon Box
es, Porch Steps, Sad Irons. &c, &c. All kinds
Of Tin ware made and kept hand Copper,
Brass and Brittania ware, full assortment
Persons would 20 well to give him call, they
will find Stoves cheap enougi, at No. IL, oppo-
site BrIghtwell's Store. There no Bucks
Stoves. nor Bucks Stoves improved, sold here
but by the su bscriber.
Dec, l2,h, lcIJ. 5ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

a CHOICE selection Of Ladies Dress Goods
"A ior rail- wear, including several pieces
new style Silks. good assoTi me ut Of Freueh
Mernos. Para,nattas. Coburg cloths, LustEes,
&c, in all desirable coiors
A small lot Of superior Silk, Thibet, and
wool SHAW LIS. fresh lot Of Friends Cap
goods, and u variety of other articles in tho fns
goods line.
beautiful selection OF PRINTS, in neat
patterns, and staple colors
ALSo-Just opening good assortment of
BOOlo q SHOES. uJ-Piease call and exam-
met 39--tf
18th mo, l2tlI, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

stone Cutting.
He subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie and his frie Dds, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond ,on Pearl
street, near the Market House, where he will be
pleased to furnish cut stone of every description,
the most odatng terms. He has
on hand (and expects shortly to receive an addi
tional suppiy,) Il complete assortment Of
AMERICAN MARBLE 4 OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper, for cash, than they
have before been sold in this city.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and to order. Call and ex-
anime his assortine nj and prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Dec. IL, le49. 3Stf:'47
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

nURE Wines. &C., for Sick ness
1t is a desirable thing to be able to get
WINES, pure for the sick and for sacramcntal
purposes; and l can, with confidence, recon-
mend mine as such. Also, pure Holland Gin:
and pure French Brandy, and other Liquors for
Medical purposes only: at No. l6, Main st.
Sx,, - 1919. J. HOW
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

"AVE just received fresh supply of Cloths
Ill Casimeres. of the latest styl les, Fancy and
Plain NestIngs, Canada Owe eating, Blue Felt,
SC, which will be made to order on the shortest
notice. Also, supply Of Ready Made Clothing.
Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts, Of their own
manufacture. Dodd's best Hats, Caps Of the
latest style. De:ers fine and double Calf Boots,
Shoes, SC. All Of which they will sell low for
CASH.
LAMPS...iiev are now prepared to supply
the public with Jenning S-w Patent Premium
Safety Gas Lamps, and Paten: "sgehe Gas
for burning in the same; fresh supply o. Iol-
nelius' Patent Lard Lamp; also, one set of spIen-
did Gerandoles, four lights. Call and see them
Richmond, Oct. II, 1919. 36-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

Iron.
4 TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
4 by JM & j. HUTTON.
Main st. doors west Of Peart
Oct 3, 1919 II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

clustering TISSCE..A ARTICLE
ID The attention of Physicians is respectfully
called to this new article for blistering. In con-
venence, neatness, and certainty of operation,
IT far surpasses the common blistering saive. 1t
can be had at DR.. HOWELLS'
Nor 81 Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

New Supply--JmSt Rcceivcd:
Fine, Wa er-Proof, Calf-Skin BOOTS aud othe r
work--Just received and for sale, at the
BOOT AND SHOE ST o lS f.,
NO. 30, MAIN STREET.,
South side, b.treen Pear! and Marion
edmond, indiana.
I<HE Undersigned, constantly keeps on hand
u complete assortment of find Boots and
Shoes of his own manufactures; and, also, Gin
cinnati and Eastern work, which he is receiving
from time to time: all of which he is prepared
to sell reasonable terms for cash, or exchange
for approved country produce.
Also, an assortment Of Boys and Childre n 5
Boots and Shoes, constantly kept on hand.
OWEN EDGERTON.
/ tn mo. 18th, 1919. 39tf
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New Goods! still :srriv ing at No. Is

New Goods! still :srriv ing at No. is.
Main Street, Richmond, H.
DASIL EsIIl(:llTNV ELL, respectfully
- informs has old customers and the public
generally, that he is still receiving from PhiIa-
delPha aud opening at his old stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
A!so,-C"fitry, Qnfensmarr, Hardmare Glass
Nnas, White Lieut., Oil, Groceries, &c.
NVlI \ large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES
wv and SLIPPERS, which can andwili be
sold ut low prices. ALso,-An assortment Of
PAKAsoLs and UMBRELLAs.
IL lie would again invite the public to an cx-
animation of his GOODS, as he feels con iidc nj
none can undcrsei him without a sacrifice For
the truth OF the stateIpe Mt CALI. aud SEE.
JEW HEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS.
IN demand at all times; for which will be paid
the highest market-Price in Cash or Goods.
I-COU NTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for Goods. 10
RICHMOND, Dec. ~, 1919. Eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

FAN and Winter Goods.

Fail and Winter Goods.
ESSE MEEK. has the pleasure of saw
- ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally, that he has received and opeue, d
his stock Of
New Dry Goods.
which bare be en- seicctedwth great c are hy him
self. and particularly adapted to this marke t.
comprising all the various colours, qualities aud
styles OF Cloths, & assimefes, Cassinetts, James
Tweeds, &c.
To THE L,DIEs:-My assortme nj of Ladies'
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted to their wants, and all VERY NICE
To TIE You've GEnrLEME>:-l would saw that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you will find all 80 H.
To THE NEcHANICs:-l can say that I bring
nothing that comes in competition with Your
business, ana would most respectfully invite
you TO call and examine my Stock do not
say that will sell you Goods flrenty per cent
cheaper than any other House in the city were |
so TO do, you ~ uld say that it was all humbup-
gerry, and rlghraiy too: but this much DO say,
that You shall find my Goods As CHEAP AS At axy
oTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, matter trhaf then
may sell ct.
III am happy TO say. that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to get on board
vessel hound for California, but are rushing right
TO my Store, TO get good, nice and cheap GODS
~ ONE on. COME ON, ONE AND ALL!
10000 Pounds Of Wool wanted.
and all other kinds of Country Produce taken
IN exchange for Goods.
Richmond, Dec IL lS4g Ia,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.
I<HE undersigned respectfully informs the
4 people of Richmond and surrounding ceun-
try, that his CHI LAIR NANUFACTORY.
is on South Marion street, and his
Wal E.R O NJ
is on Main street, ocer T. J. Bsrgis' Stare Store,
where he will keep on hand, at all times, Wind-
sor, Fancy and Spring Seat Chairs, Wainuf
and Mahogany Boston Rocking Chairs. large
Cane-Seaf Rocking Chairs; in fact he is prepared
to manufacture every thing in the CRAM line.
Chairs need not 60 to Cincinnati, he is pre-
pared 10 furnish as good an article and at as low
price as can be obtained at that place. Those
wishing to purchase are requested to call and See
JOB GREEN.
Richmond, April o5, 1s49. 1s-,f
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TO TRAVELLERSs
Cincinnati Omnibus line.
Via Boston, Fair Haven, Morning sub, and
DartOWD. RESI- MED!:s

u EsrEcrFuLLv inform the travelling public
Of RICHMOND and surrou nding country.
that their Daily Line Of Omu ibus>e>, which
was temporarily suspended account of the
prevse nee Of the Cholera, is again running be-
tween Richmond snd Cincinnati. Those wish
ing sale aud speedy conveyance to the city.
will find it in this line. Leaves Richmond at
O'Clock, each morning. Leaves Cincinnati same
time
ITiine of running through-Nine Hours.
For seats apply at the Office of the Company,
I'd door west of Si0aa's Hotel.
r. WHITNEY, AGENT.
Richmond, November 30, 1919. .i5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

DAlNI SARNlSH BRUSHES ga fine
L lot oF Paint and Varnish Brushe. If ali 9,
zes and numbers; also, Sash Tools of all sizes.
HAIR, shoe. stove, and scrub Brushes, &c, &c.
also, Flesh Bushes superior article, al
Nov 81 DR.. HOWELLS' Drug Store
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A Room For Rent:

A ROOM. over the store Of J. B. Hunnicu.t
"A for rent. Applyto JOHN HAINES
Richmond. Tenth mo. Sd, lS49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

ESSE MEEK. has the pleasure Of saw
- ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally, that he has now received and opeue q
Ii 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14

: riions- u any sriinn sslruiaied 10 pen
role an 0islsfi 80 rear lie heart ssf ever,
''ne WIN . aly lavss has raunisr. I Mi
1eAlously unite wIsh he eo-or.liaa 6 branch.
- e ihr t;..yeInmehI.
IN ei'hr;nsian. ! rnneratnls,e so.i. ms
i+iiaN-rilizens. npan Ihe high sale 81
.p.nsPesiiy 30 uhirh Inc eaolnrss el ID.
tine Prnsidenre has cnndnrlsd oaf rom
nm country. I.ri rs invoke eaiIliiln.
anre Of The same Praieeiing Care uhirl.
has led rs from small beginnings ID tie
eInhsHe NC ihis day orcupy. and lri n
seck % deserve Iiiaf continuance hy pu
tsTirr and moderation III rss rounrils; ~
aeli-dirrrEed attempts 10 asnags ne BIZ.
itmrss whith rlo often marks unasoids.
hlr differences ~ opinion; hs lie promul-
gaIi"n and prariice az Just and Iihe.al prin-
eiPles; and BY an enlarged patriotism
whirh shall arknoa ledge M Limits hu,
those 81 sur own widespread Republic.
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srpREMr roIRT.

TIC following OPiNmss liase been ie
iistnd since snr Let nriire:
rs RrrTIS. G. ]. H. Nashy .. Hun,
ler. nom NalTfa. judgment reversed snd
lndgmen: hire fpr defendant.
Alsa. n Armstrong 1 Baker. from EDGE
rcnibe. reversing ihs drriss,a &c The cnuIi
bsinH and directing n e.,len,.o.
Als". IN fssn a. Dim. Mnnisey r. Hill.
irain Dupha. rterslag lie Judgment, and
ditciing rsnirs dr n 10.
Alec. in SpFuill r.. Maore. in equiv.
ir'm Martin. '.nlrrine an inquiry. and d..
rtailng decree for dividing lie ntgn.es.
Also. IN tie matter of MaAepeare and
ChrsIlan. fiom Montgomery. reversing
ilie nnirr Of ilie Supeii.T coun.
Ako. IN kea e. k,,heson. ~ Eani,y.
iTom Baden, dismissing Tie bill with
cosls.
By NAsH, J. 10 The rasc &c Briil .. Pat.
i'Tsan. irnm t;rrenr. ,esersing tile indg-
neni and remsnding Tile cause.
Also. ~ Ice .. Pairrk. lmm Craven.
rc.rlsing The judgmenl and directing
rtHire IL nnro.
Also. in Ronlla, Z. White. Gom Der.
ne. affirming lie judgment.
Also, in Gnlliphrr .. Gillian and But
leI. ir"m Berlie, ailira.ing Tie judgment
below.
by PrARsoS. J. In Poole .. Cox, from
Wake. affirming the Judgment below.
Also. IN Doe or drm. Jndan Z. Marsh.
Lom Chatham. directing a raii,e de no.
40.
Also, in MYERS e. Bccman and BelcIler.
fIsm PIN. affirming the Judgment.
Also. in Meares q. Town uf Whining.
ton. affirming the Judgment.
Also, IN Caion .. Willis. in Equity.
iiom cIasen, dlsmissing lhe bill with
Gusts.
Also, in fauceite .. Barhee. fInm Or.
ange. judgment reversed and juasmsn,
here Tor plaintiff.
Also. IN Mcdaniel and others 4. Sloher
and others. IN Equity. from sianly. re.
versing the inie,loculoiy order Of the
Couri below.
Also, IN Griffin .. Garter. in Eqniiy,
from Nnrihamton, reversing tho inleslo-
cuisIy order with COSTS.
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm PMS.

EHlS invaluable family medicine. combines
more clrsnslng, healing, aud purifying mo-
poTtics, than any oilci pills now IN usc. Ailer
NEARLY eight years experience Il their astonishing
success, We have no hesitation ia claiming Tor
them popularity aud reputation, unri,alled hy
any other medicine.
They are an rllectual cure ia JauRdiee, Dgs-
ptpsia, Lnr Complaints. Fkurisp. Bilious III.
oasss, Fcrtr md IsuS, and gH 0iktr Ftrrs,
Coughs. Coks. inflammation sf The Lupgs.
Ri'n@ hsm. Ha'i-arhs, Loss ef Appttite, dc.
III +. CHlLDS q Go. CLAY, onundaca
County, n. y. are the original aud o,ig manu-.
iaciurcrs Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
FRlCE % Gents per box, Of 81 ILLS, with full
directions accompany ing each box.
Brown Town. n. g.. Jan. 9TH. 1919.
Mcssrs. 7. Chills d Co.-lIsying witnessed
the good ELECTS Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two eases Of Fever sni Agne, hy the usc
Of singh hox they were both cured also the
headache, several cases and there Icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place, THAT /
know of) ] am thereby induced T. write you
Tor an agency. lst. because believe them lie
hest pi!l that know ~ and wish TO have Them
for family use, aud secondly, because am Of /. Q
opinion that they wonld save much suffering from
sguc and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
E.E. PITTS,
For sale in lIillshoroush hy ID. HEARTT;
also by numerous Druggists md agents ouph
out the Union.
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Maternal I0re-A iIriilirg isri''rn
e nl-,si u he Dayton f0hi-l Jaunsi
~ Saiur.iss n.s.nlilg de hslse Of M
N-ltlr. - Dsyiun. esu.lll Gre IN Ne 40,
sshns - baih Mr.. a.. and has Nile. A
Inc daagllsr Of four az 6se yezr lad
neen IF rocking die rIsdir IN n hirl y -
: babe. The sisils siri eA,isy escaped. bat
l.,r illAHi azs iri. IN ll,- banning k0Isr.
seteE.l psfsans lrir,l 10 p.-nsiraie Ia res
srne I. bui uerr Gfi,en iark by Tie *
ressiss Leaf. Ban woman ranle rusIlii 2
" Ne PM arom neiglsl,nr's; Sic Ihrew
Ha'sE ever her rli.iilrs. and drew her Nri
arFon hastily orr her. rnslrd IN. ai,d
ffinrned II Innalrnr--iie child N LFI
arms. aad safe. II Mas lie m,,Ilrr-nT
ss,.rss i arps! Every mothers heaTs
Wlll I'll her Has
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14

The best cure for hard times. IS 10
cheat il,e doctor by being temperate: the
lawyer by keeping o,Il II debt; /; The drm.
agogue by voting fnr honest men; aud
poverty by being industrious; hui pas The
printer if Won wish to be happy.
II resolve" says Bishop lIcrrrider,
!. never 10 speak Of mans ,irine before
his face, mr. % his faults behind his back;
golden rule the observation ol which
would. =, one stroke, Danish ilatlcry and
defamation from tie earth"
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Obituary.

Died, in Chapel Hill, at the residence Of FRO.
Green, on Thursday the oh inst. Mrs. Man,
Saw lioLNEs, wife Of Mr.. Lucian Holmes
Of Wilmington. The deceased had been n
resident OF this place the greater part Of her
life: and her natural gcntlcncss and amiabiIi.
", added to a remarkably intelligent mind, secur-
Gil for her large circle Of warmly attached
friends. Some years since she made profession
d her faith in the Rcdecmer and attached herself
70 the Presbyterian church in this place. Her
sickness was proiractcd and painful 10 the flesh
hu, she no doubt found by experience that He in
whom she trusted was able TO convert the he'd
OF death into scene Of triumph, and link the last
pang Of expiring nature with the first rapture Of
never ending iny.'
Will Mr. Heartt ohlise friend, by inserting
the following after the usual obituary notice.
Mrs. Holmes was raised from infancy in this
place, where she was universally beloved by all
who had the happiness of knowing her.
Lovely in its brightest and purest sense. as
swcetly feminine as fancy ever dreamed tina two.
man should he. She has Iassed away
The bride Of but year.
Heaven grant the mourncr peace.
The sigh, the sob, the tear,
Oh bid them not TO cease,
Till the worn spirit finds its rest,
Murmurng humhly, i" il is best"
Softly she slumhers now,
Close resting ride by side,
With one who sank in the grasp Of death,
In the bloom Of his manhood's pride.
Meath the sod where their infan, footsteps straycd
Brolhcr aud sister both are laid,
And manhood's pride and beauty bloom,
Alike are gathered TO the tomb,
Leaving hut bleeding hearts to tell
The tale Of those they loved 50 we'll.
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The Swords voted by Congress 10 Ma
jnr Generals Butler, Twigg.. Quilman.
Worth, Henderson. and the heirs Of the
late Gen. llamer, have just been finished,
and forwarded from the celebrated mann.
factory Of Ames, Of Springfield. They
are really ,gniiccni; cost $4,000.
On Friday, General Towson. in the
presence Of a numerous assemhlage ol
officers, received from the President of The
United States the Sword intended for Gen.
Worth. (as desired by that officer, lie be-
ing now stationed in New Mexico.) The
others will be sent, rs early as practical.
bic, BY private conveyance, 10 their res
pectlye owners.
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LrsIssrsrl.ed %, q. B.llim..s SUM-

AeH Odesns. March 3-P.M
The iine steamer Convoy. bound from
Memphis 10 This ri y. rsnghI IRE Yesterday
by sonieunloIrseen aeri'ieni. near IIalchr !
Point, and was burnt 10 The waters edge.
Two Of fhr passengers jumr overheard
anil were d,oNnrd. have NOT ascertain.
Ell Il,eir names. II j. further appreleact
Ell that OILERS may have persisted ia lie
flames. There we're 1000 bales OF cnl.
Ion on board lie Convoy. an of which
was iaiails deslfoyed. Tie beat Was par.
italy insured.
The Mississippi nver has again com.
menced rising. aud vrFy many a.e appre.
Aensise o. a scIous overflow. Ep 10 ihr
date. however. al is safe.
The foreign news hy The Europa has
reaehed here by telegraph, and pTodn-ss
favorable ef<rt on ihr sAiloR market.
During The past week fully fifty thousand
bales have been sold al advanced rates,
aud the marker closing iirn to-day.
The weather has moderated, and we
have had some rain. Our city. generally
speaking. enjoys good health. business Is
IN every branch.
The Cslif"Tnia gold fever sill RACES
with considerable effect.
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=" ny snss-ir. uha nau. aa.id orposi-
ron snl l4'H Z All sl.s h. Il u.sre,iy
stand upon ne uzlis { sl.linz az IL. irnih,
AHs ilseE NOS ever ss.e Il si.en. kini An!
benrsoleni men. ala rally del,shl N
COED. ssd whose hsp9snsss eol,sis,. m
making ellers happy around lEem, la
wrnr nj far si-e spifii thai aarll 81 larps-
N in lie hns0m oi Thrssi. the aassd would
le ill-d with inquiry. and speedily % a.
1~slmriion. We HES God that - many
hearts sie IempersJ b. clirislian zrsl and
knvaledse. EK Ovg4n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14

Capt. wm. Hunter. oiiIiir U. $. Mary.
d.ed on Monday esfnIng a hls Residence
il Arch sIrrel, Philadelphia. Iram allark
o. inflammation uflhr lungs. sIllrh proved
iaial alter bui kw da.s' illness. The
deceased was ia The 57lh year el his age.
thirty eigl,tnf y hieh had bern passed i
The Aasal sersire. having entered a. Mid
shipman. January lclh. 1919. lie s,oad
iseniy one IN The hsl al Posi- Captains,
his commission b. airing dale FEBRUARY
oh, 1887. lie leaves large family and
a numerous riTrle 81 irirnds 10 lsn,ent Lis
luss.
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A Capital Thing.-We give The palm
10 the following. as the best specimen 81
an Irish compliment that we ever did see !!
We copy from The Louisville (Ny.) De-
mnrrat:
When the streets Of indianapolis were
perfect glare of ice, lady pedestrian
losI her balance and fell. A genuine son
of the Green Isle. on assisting to raise
the lady, exclaimed: Z" Faith. We must be
a lovely good lady; for don't the Blessed
Book teach us that il is the wicked that
stand on slipperysplaces!'
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Colonel and mrs. Blsss.-A correspon

Colonel and Mrs. BlSss.-A coirespon'
den, Writing from Washington, in speak
ing Of the last leyee given at ,he White
House hy Nj. and Mrs. Polk, says -
Mrs. Bliss entered late, escorted by hel
hrnther.in.law, the Hon. jefferson Davis
She was dressed with g,eal simplicity and
elegance, aud was the " bright particular
star" Of the evening. Her haiI was taste.
fully. ih"pgh not elabma,ely dressed. and
she wore a slmple wreath ofgreen leayes,
which might have been woven from The
abandan, l,urels brought home from the
wars by her reieran father and her gallant
husband. Col. Bliss apprcared in full UNI
form, and drew The eyes Of all he ladies'
after him"
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Making others Happy.-They chi

Making others Happy.-Thry enjoy
most life. who are the mnsl active in do
ing good. Their happiness consists in
making others happy. Than sit down To
Tie sumpuous feast, they would rather
lift fallen brother. or take an erring
friend By the hand and lead him 10 virtue.
ii there were nj in our world certain be-
nprolem hearts. we fear that all would 90
10 destruction together. What is i; hi, the
strong desire 10 make Others happy, thai
prompts men 10 sacrifice their money,
their health, and their happiness, 10 carry
forward projects Of bene,olencr aud mer-
cy, What bad man wonld enter lie front
ranks and fight manIully for virtue and
truth, Wo have projected and carried
forward thus Ear the cause of temperance!
Who are the men and what ,shalaclcrs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14

Among the private letters received in
Newark IN. J.) from The Pacific by the
Crescent City. is one, which We have
seen. mentioning a painful rumor that
Messs. Newman and pomerny, clergy.
men Of the Methodist and Bapusi chuich-
es. had been murdered iblh- Col Region.
The letter is Of the latest date, and Games
from a highly respectable source. Il re-
Ifrs IL the statement incidentally. as il il
we're well understood fact, but gives no
.'lrliculass. N.ieafs Ddsy -idr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.

Welearn by the" " ilminglon CONNER
clal" thai on the 22d ull large number
of the citizens Of Wilmington crossed The
river to celebrate the commencement of The
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.
The assembly was addressed by DIR. Hill,
who allerward. removed the first spade
full Of earth. Messrs. Wright and McRee
also addressed the people, and removed
some earth, as did also the Ladies present.
We see il stated that the grading Of con-
siderable portion Of this road is now under
contract, 10 be paid Tor in stock, and that
il is highly probable The entire grading Of
The Road can be lei 10 contracts on the same
terms. Register.