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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

I ! The character Of this very Celebrated rem
edy, is well known, as to require paraGe
of certificates 10 make IL sell and of course
necessary to say anything more than that it IS
for sail. at DR.. HoweIl's Drug Store, No. 10
Main street Call and get bottle before It IS
gone.
Oct 81, 1919. l1-r
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LATEST ARRIN AL OF
SEASOMABLE GOOpSM

e ESSE MEEK. has the pleasure OF say
eraIiv, taa; he has now received and cpe ne q
his stock OF NEW D0 = n D~e
which have be" selec tedwith great care by him
self, and particularly adapted to tins market.
comprising all the various colours. qualities and
STYLES OF Cloths, { assimeres. Cassnetts, James,
rweeds, Summer wear for men and boys, &c
To THE LADIEs:-1Iy assortme MT OF l.:ldieS
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted TO their wants, and all VERY NICE.
To THE YoUSG CEnTLEMES:-I would say that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
YOU VIII find all 80 X.
TO THE MEcHAxIcs:-I can say that l brin.
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, aud | wouid most respectfully invite
yoa TO call and examine my STOCK; | GO net
say that | will sell YOU Goods ttrenf4 pc. cent.
ctcaDer than ann ofher House in tie city. We're
80 10 DO, you woul.. say that IT was all AuHJng-
gerg, and rightuNy too; but this much 10 say.
that you shall find my Goods As CHEAP Any
OTHER House THE CITY, matter trtdt thelf
nla4 sell al.
AL am happy to say, that my customers are
not all rushing i'll solid mass to get boarL a
vessel bound for California. bu, are rushing right
to nay Store. to get good, nice and chez q ood
&c ONE ON. CONE on. ONE AND ALL.
$4,000 Pound, OF Wool Wanted.
Anc all other kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, Sept. 10, 1919. left
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
I ALL 9 R n C,

VENHE undersigned would inform their friend
AMI the public generally. that they are
pre- pared to make up all kinds of garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish the materi-
ais or persons furnish taeir oson materials; anc
being now IN possession OF Genio G.. Scott $
Fall and Winter Fashions. and having the best
of xorkmen in their employ. they feel conf
cent that they cannot fail to please all who
NAV favor them with their work.
J5-SHoP door West Of StoGn's Hotel IT i.
FAROUHAH & vICEERS
Richmond, sept - 1-io 3g-a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

Mr.. C.. r. r. Lock, Of Oxford. New YORK.
Remedy. Dr. G.. C.. Vaughn's Lithontriptc MIX
ture: he holds some Of the strongest testimony
in its favor that has ever been witnessed that Oh
Col. Otis r. Tracy. who was cured OF a maig
sant cancer Of many years staining deserves
notice. Also, Scrofuia, Dropsy, Gravel, Md
new complaints, Liver complaints. General De-
b;Iity; ali have been cured, the parties afflicted
restored to health by the use Of this MEDICINE
We would strongly urge upon all females
who are out Of health. weakness Of the back or
spine, irrrguiarity Of the system. &c. &c, to
US. this Ithontriptic Mixture. II has by its pc
cuiiar properties a healing iDhaesce in all such
arrangements. and cannot be used without a
beneficial effect being immediatc-Ty It-see
advertisement in our PaPer-call upon Agents
get pamphlet
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AN < E'Oz;, 40. =, Main street

I'd ESPECTFULLI invite the attention Of
I Z their friends ana the public generally TO
t..e5r stock of Fresh
4aa1Ally 2r % -ls5
comprising almost every article IN the line
Having purchased the old stock OF Dung Y
Met lure, auu Just received large additlonal
supply, they are prepared to furnish their Gus
toners with every thing III the GtOC i.h1 line
on as good terms as any other establishment IN
the Civ Their stock consists. in part Of
Coffee Spices, ground ana unground
sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, DTica reaches,
Mo!asses, idistAs,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
Candies--a general assortment,
Broons, Buckets Baskets, " ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pitch + orks. Hoes, Hatchets,
MackereI, \ l 3, Cheese, &c. &c.
Al Of which the will sell, for CASH, or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot. nor
shall not fail to please customers The highest
market price Will be paid at all times for all KINDS
of available country produce: Caii and examine
our Stock and if pleased, StA
Sept. -, 1919. 20tf
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TOWNSANDS SARSAPaRILLA.
"iND PLENTY OF IT roo"

SHn bottles Of this uvaiualia r1edi-
Il eIvO cine lust received and for sata
wholesale and retail at DIR Howell's Drug store :.
where all who need the article requested 10
call Those who wish agencies address DR..
Eowells, Richmond, L., General Acea..
Sept. 20. $40. s6-tr
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0so@1v oh1s DAY
At No. =.

4 NO.
1 great variety OF Fresh Groceries, Candies,
Candy Toys, Nuts Of various kinds, Hams.
Shoulders, Side meat. Sc Also, Drugs. family
Medicines, Fancy Cashets. Hardware, such as
Axes, Shoveis, Spades. Hav-forks. Pocket
Knives. sc. Also, various KINDS of Wood
ware, Stoue-ware, and a number Of other arti-
c!es, all at the lowest cash prices.
SWAIN & POE.
Sept. p, 1919. I0-tf
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Bank Noe Table and Exchange List.
tCorrected, ,ceekiy, far Tie Cincinnati Ga1ete.J
By GEORGE MILNE * Co, West Third street,
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills OF
Exchange; who mike collections throughout
the ". States, Canada and Europe-keep de-
post accounts-and draw on England in sums
to suit purchasers.
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THOMAS MASo IL,
ndert:s-.cr and Coafl,-TralCr:

Indeft:'l2cF and eOflIa-EIkCr:
y ESPECTl ULLY Informs the people OF
z z Richmond and vicinity, that he keeps On
hand
READT-nADE COFEINs.
and that he IL prepared with genteel HEARsk-
and viii give prompt and partic attention To
Funeral arrangements. He viii make collins
at the shortest notice, either day or nght.
j. lie mas euty purchased a STOCK OF Ma
HoGASY aud " ALsUr = An k.f.R nd CoPA, Van
Srstf and has hesitation it saying that he viii
be- able to give satisfaction IL those recagiug his
services. Jg-SHoP on Pearl street, Z few ueer.
South Of Main
Richmond, July 4th, 1913 ,Gtf
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NOOPER'S ISINGLASS.--1his is Il very
~ nice article for culinary purposes, and par
tcularly nice for clearing coffee Call and gel
some and try It, 1t can be had at Dr. Howell IS
Drug Store, No. Is, Main street.
oct. -, 1919. iftf
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nTAESC.-At the same time and place.
the personal property Of Isaiah Girton, .3ecess 8
ed, will be sold: consisting OF Two Young Eor-
Buggi-. and few other articles. Germs
will be made known the day OF sale and due
attendance given b.
LEVI GIRTOS, .idm'r
Boston, Ia. Oct. 80, Io49- 4l-is
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RICHMOND FOUNDEHSY.
STOVES! HOLLOWAY ARE! CASTINGS:
AT CINCINNATI PRICES!.

TNiiL undersigned would respe ctfully inform
business, at the old establishments He has now
consisting of Nos. l >, and 3 IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE SPILMAN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves of differe nj
sizes with a general assortment of Franklin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Also,-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Wagon Boxes. He also manu-
features and makes to order-C.RDING MACHINES.
CoNDENsERs, SPINNING and MATING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES,
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feels confid G MT
saving that he has the largest and best SCI ted
lot of patterns in the Western country for Grist
ana Saw Mills. He has, in short, the latest
improvements in the Mill-Gearing line
TIISASIIiNG MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for CASH appro-
we'd For to horses, and neatness and
despatch in the execution of work, it is not nfe-
| rior to any in
The unde rsigned returns his thanks to the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him
| md respectfully soicts continuance of favors
| I}'All kinds of Machinery repaired short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES. will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles
TFHis STOVE STORE is on the North sid
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore
where customers will be promptly waited on.
THOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond. Oct. 10, 1919. (a3l45.)
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Administrators Sales.

rsHHE undersigned will Offer at public sale,
J on Saturday, the 21tI, day Of October at
the late residence Of Elijah w Cirton, deceas-
ed, IN Boston, Ia. all the Personal Property Of
said deceased. consisting of Two Horses; Car
rage; two Mix Cows; ten hea OF Hogs; Cook
ing Stove aud Trimmings; Fl ousehod end kitch-
en- Furniture, and other articles not necessary
to euuEle rate The sale to commence at 10
O'Clock. Il. NJ, on SAID cay, when terms will be
made known and due attendance rfven by
JAMES L. HARRIS, Adm'r
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.
SATTINETTS, TWEEDS, JEANS, VEST
INCS, &c. &c.
LADIES. ESPECIALLY. ace INVITED TO CALI.
Ana examine his stock of DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Lawns, Organd Y
do do, French do. do, Plaid DO. do, new style
Camelion Stripe, Striped Genadlnes, &c.s&c.
SILKS. Of nearly all shades and prices; plain
and fancy Nous de Lame; Goats hair and Al
pacca i.ustres; Grape De Lame; Bombazines;
Cashlneres: Mexican and California PIaids; E.rl-
ston and Manchester Ginghams; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous. &c Lame Shaw!s, silk fringe
and embroidered do; Grape Lesse: Null and
Cook Nusins: plain and fancy Ribbons, Fringes,
Laces, Carpet Bags, and ''Notions' in abund-
ancc.
BONNETs. China Pearl. Superior English
Straw, Pamela, Fancy Cohurg. White Lace,
Florence Braid and Gimp: Misses and Child rem 5
Bonnets and Hats etc. etc.
ALso.-Cutferp. QnccnsIrqrc. Nar!,-drc, Glass,
Nails, White lent OIL, Groceries. &c.
L. i large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES
and SLIPPERS. which and STA
viii DO sold at low prices. ALso.-An EIt
assortment Of PARtSoTs and UMBRELLAS.
lille would again invite the public TO an ex-
animation of his GOODS, as he feels con tident
none can undersell him without sacrifice. For
the truth of the statement CALL. and SEE.
1-FWHEAT, FLAASEED, CORN and OATS,
n demand at all times: for which Will be paid
the highest market-price IN Cash Goods
15.OUN rRy PssODU { r., taken in
exchange for Goods.-E1}
RICHMOND, Sept. -. 1919 LIFT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

/HVHE GRAFFENBERG MEDICINES
j The Graffenberg Pills, the ChiIdren's Pan
acea the Ey Lotion, and the Green Mountain
Ointment, can be had at Dr. fIowell's Drug
Store, No. l6 Main street.
Oct. 81, lsi9. 4itf
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Wew Goods!
STILL. ARRIVING At No. 40, MAIN STREET.
DAsIL ls5sE(.Is'ExVE1.E.r respectful

4 } informs his Ole customers and the public
gene rally, that he is still receiving from fhla-
de,phia, and opening at his old stand, FRESH
of
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W riting, Wrapping and Printing
EDA ED EEH&7

BONNET BOARDS, &c, &c.
in word EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE FOUND in such establishing Mt; a nd
he is determined not to be unL e rsod by any
Book Store W est Of the Mountains
j. r. MEN DENHALL
Richmond, Aug. 80, 1919. 3Gtf
ftAsiE FOR CLOVER AND TIMOTHY
~ sEED.--l vii! pay the highest price for
good, clean Ciorer and Timotty Seed, delivered
al my DRUG STORE, No. 10, Man street
nTBrng it soon. J. HOWELLS
Richmond, October 3. 1919.
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Michigan Ins. Co. ) DIS
State l'an.. Detroit, > DIS
far.& Nee. Blk. do. , 4 :
All other Bank no sale i.
Wisconsin.
Ma. & Fire In. Co. , d.
-fhese Banks have
heretofore been from3i0
) discount. but are now
generally reed at par.
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Eastern Exchange.

Frtne BITS on East % TO 90 DAYS int. OF.
New Orleans xchanSc.
Sight sell parGt pm. 60 days buy. int. & / dis
DO buy Ai0l dis. 80 days dis
Sterling Exchange in n. York. % per cent. pm
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
WI ALL PAPER s,
may 1922

No. go Camp street, New Orleans.
a HE advertiser has always on hand well
Z assorted stock of
FRENCH APER-HANGIN NGS,
with suitable BoRDERINGs for each among M,
are
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers. double ano single width;
Bed Tor Papers and Borders, do;
Satin. Ungazed, and Common Papers:
Window Papers, 3 feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he is selling low as French Pape;s ctu
be sold in New Orleans. He has also AMERICAN
PAPERS, which he offers iOper tnan they can be
purchased elsewhere!
Call in-Iesrn prices, and buy if they suit you;
if not. there is ''nothing charged for show
U-PapArs hung to order, and warranted IL sfrcF
JOSEPH ETTER. 90 CamH
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23

cab and hackmen of Albany, n. Y, hav-
ing nothing to do on Wednesday week,
raised report that the city of Troy was
being consumed by a terrific fire, and in
half an hour, every thing in the shape of
vehicle was engaged TO proceed TO Troy
at advanced prices. The hoax was not
discovered until the huge procession Of
vehicles arrived in sight OF Troy.
SINGULAR SuIcIpE.-Michael Storm.
drowned himself in that beautiful stream.
the Merrimac, at Concord. N. H.. in
presence of his wife, who went ", sas ID
he had courage To do "a
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23

game with him, so Yankee thought he
try new dDdge.
We'll, han't got no objection to pay
the fine, for was determined to get into
NJ to-day, rain or shine, and my old
mare is nigh bout giving eout.'
WELL sad the officer, drive ahead,
its only three miles to M, Til 60
down with you
'Tha nix yeou. 'Spose yeou ride bit,
mister, I'm pesky tired sittin, so eff yeou'll
jest get in and drive along I'll walk a
SPELL And out got the cute chap into
the road.
The constable got in, glad to quit the
mud and rain for so comfortable place,
and on they went. As you get near
NJ, there is plenty of houses along
the road. and many ran out to see who
on earth it was profaning the Sabbath
and breaking the law by driving yell
low covered pedlar's wagon in the very
face of open day. Seeing it was their
constable the folks were at a dead loss
to comprehend the matter, and let him
drive on without interruption. The roads
being heavy ard the old mare in the last
stages of done out, the wagon propelled
rather tediously along, while the bona
fde owner, long lmbed, winded and light
of foot, reached NJ full twenty min
utes before the officer aad the prescribed
wagon came up. Pushing into the first
tavern at hand, the pedlar called for the
landlord and wanted TO know if it was
not against the law to drive a wagon on
Sunday Being well assured by Boniface
of the fact, he requested him to step out
and see man in the very act.
why. bless my soul, that's Mr.. -,
our constable
''Tis?' said the pedar We'll. now,
I'd call him pretty feller, tew; the con-
stable breaking your laws all tew smash
on Sunday. But he is at it, amt he,
landlord!
Its fact; here he comes. sure enough
We'll, [ reckon there's something to
be made here said the pedlar, so I'll
jest share the fue with yeou landlord, if
yeou'll show me where the squire lives
%! I'm justice here myself, said the
landlord
Dew tell?' well, then, We'll soon FIX
that constable
Up drove the officer, and jumped out,
grinning, he handed the lines to the ostler,
and told him to put the mare up.
why, you beat me here, friend. said
he.
Guess AeU,' said the pedlar.
We'll as it is Sunday, said the officer,
and near night, we'll let the mare lay
over until morning; I'll take care OF the
mare and wagon.
The pedlar had no objections-so it did
lay over until morning, when bright and
early the constable found himself .fned
ten dollars and costs for violating the
Sunday travelling law! The officer gra''-
ned and SYuarnzed, but as the case was
made out as clear as day. there was no
dodging it, and that community learned
that Yankee pedIars, like edged tools,
must be handled carefully.
Boston Rambler
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23

The business will be continued by the subscriber
at the old stand, on his own account.
n. G. PRESCOTT.
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23

RICHES AND PovEKTY.-Every man is
rich or poor, according 10 the proportion
between his desires and enjoyment Ot
riches as of everything else, the hope rs
more than the enjoyment; while we con-
slider them as the attainment OF felicity,
ardor after them secures US from wearl-
ness, of ourselves, but no sooner do we
sit down to enjoy our acquisitions than
we find them insufficient to fill up the
vacancies of life. Nature makes us poor
only when we want necessaries, but
custom gives the name of poverty to the
want of superhuities. 1t is the great
privilege of poverty to be happy and un-
envied, to be healthy without physlc,
secure without a guard, and to obtain
from the beauty of nature what the great
and wealthy are compelled to procure by
the help of art
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23

CONVICTION OF Mrs. MCANDREw FOR
MuRDER-Mrs. McAndrew was indicted
for the murder of her sister-in-law, in
the county Of Madison Her trial before
the circuit court commenced on Saturday
last, during which time intense excite
ment prevailed in the community On
the last day numbers of ladies as well as
gentlemen were present. AT about five
O'Clock, on Friday evening, the testimony
closed. After recess until candlelight
the district attorney MIR. Gray, began to
sum up the testimony, and we are told
by gentleman present made an argu-
ment in behalf Of the State OF unusual
power On Saturday the defence was
opened by Mr.. Lawson, i'll an elegant
appeal to the jury, showing the danger
of taking life on circumstantial evidence.
He was followed by Mr.. Ellis and Col.
Tupper, the latter exciting the sympa-
thies by touching illusions to the prison.
er's sex. Mr.. Gray then concluded Tor
the State, and the case was given to the
Jury In about an hour after retiring tie
jury returned into court and delivered
the verdict of Guilty, in manner and
form, as charged in the indictment.
While we deeply deplore this melan-
choly and revolving spectacle OF female
murderer it is at least some consolation
to know that it is one of the first IN
stances that has occurred in our State.
Nor do we ever expect to be again called
upon to chronicle another.-MiSSlsStp-
man.
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY.
and Printers DepOt,
NO. IL CANAL STREET ROW,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM-HoUSE.


OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
EE II. GREEN respectfully announces to
I. Publishers and Printers. that lie mas
established complete and extensive 1lFE
FOUNDRY in tins city.
TrE Book LETTER OF this Foundry was cut to
order by workmen of long experience, and as no
expense was spared to obtain the handsomest
faces, and to perfect them IN every respect, the
assertion is ventured that it will be found the
! han dsomest in the United States
Also a very handsome assortment OF fiowers,
Io,nbinaton Borders, and jon LETTER of the latest
stvie TO which the attention OF Printers IS So
Iicited before purchasing elsewhere. All articles
manufactured at this Foundry shall be of a ma
teria equal if not superior to any manufactured
at the North; and they will be furnished, at
New York prices, the proprietor OF this new enter
prise trusts to meet with due encouragement
The subscriber is also Agent for the sale OF
Napier, Washington and Smith PRESSES, whch,
sopether with Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks,
Furniture, GaIleys, Printing Ink OF all coors, IN
cludng every article in the Printing business Kept
constantly on hand at moderate rates.
IL rhe proprietors OF newspapers who will pub
!ish this advertisement six moths, and send
paper to this Foundry weekly. will be paid for the
advertisement by purchasing SIX times the amount
of advertisenent bill in Type.
H. H. GREEN.
Opposite the Cusomhouse.
NJ Proprietors of NEWSPAPERS, who have pub
lished the advertisement of GREENE d Co, VIII
nlease suspend il, aud nseit the above.
may 10, lS4S-22
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
NO. 20 CAMP STRET7'


Nem=GorIeany.
FENI1E subscriber has on hand large and gen.
d era assortment of almost every article in
the Upholstery way, which, on account Of the
advanced state of the season, he offers at very
prices Among the Goods ON hand l,e ,vou6
enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk. worsted and cotton Damasks, (French and
EngliSh;)
bobinet and muslin white curtains;
plain and figured muslms, &c.
COKNiCE. POLES, BANDS, &c;
w OGDEN, brass, and velvet cornice;
brass aud wooden poles:
tulip" ''acorn,' "poka," ''arm,' and variety
of other curtain bands and pins
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
The stock Of this article is as full, and u as
handsome patterns, as can be found any where
among which, Scripture, Chinese, and other
scenes, large Gothic>, &c
MUSQUITO BARS AND MEETINGS
English bobinett, muslin, linen musquito bars and
MEETINGS, in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &c:
Feathers in lots of from pound to 100 pounds:
anu cured hair of various qualities.
Together with mating, oil cloth, carpets, rugs
.natts table oil cloths, wall paper, "a large ana
handsome assortment,) cords and tassels, tIinges
grnps, fire. board papers; cotton, worsted, ln"I
and silk borderings and bindings; hair cloth WIN.
dow papers, ready made hair moss matti esGe3
bed furniture, &c &c.
GYGavanized spring mattresses made t. nrher
and Upholstery work executed with despatch
JOSEPH ET1Ek.
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23

GENTLEMAN AND LADY.-Eew terms
are harder to define nowadays, than
gentleman and lady Time was, when
they were simple words, and every body
understood their meaning; but in these
progressive times it would puzzle great
er photographer than Johnson to inter
pref them accurately. A late writer,
however who seems to know a thing or
two, has had the courage to attempt
philosophic analysis of these phrases. A
gentleman, he says. is man who has
horse, not paid for; fashionable clothes,
for which the tailor suffers; all ruffie and
no shirt; cane, hairy Disagreement OF
his frontispiece, a long niue in his mouth,
his brains missing, and long bill for
drinks at the tavern. A lady, he ac-
curately characteristics as female shaped
like woman; very small in the middle,
of large dimensions elsewhere; to be found
any where except at home, and with no
attractions no where. These definitions,
though not perfect, approximate as near
as Ipossible to the thing. = Yankee
Blade.
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOSEPH H. PALM E r,
Wholesale Dealer i'm StaDle Dry Goods

NO. Sc Gravier Street, New Orleans
TAKES pleasure in announcing to merchants
/ traders and families, that his spring and sum-
mer stock of Dry Goods is larger and contains a
greater variety than ever before offered, and at
greatly reduced prices, by the piece or package
j. H. PALMER.
12lyl Sc Gravier street New Orleans
Washington telegraph., 1849-05-23
New Store at Fulton.
MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE g. co.

4 RE now receiving and opening a large and
IA we'll assorted stock Of goods suited to this
market, which have been selected with, great care
in Boston and New York, and are now offered to
purchasers at as low prices and on as, good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general, comprising Staple and
Fancy Drv Goods, Hardware, Cutlery. Saddlery,
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass
ware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings. Tinware and
Carpenters Tools, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Ark, Feb. Q, IsA8-9