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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
SWAIN d POE, No. Z. Main street.

RICHMOND, IND,
- ESPECTFULLT invite the attention o:
IL their frien.:s and the pubic generally 10
their Stock Of Fresh
Ia AA1ly 2@oo S-22
comprising almost every article IN the line
Having purchased the old stock of ouug n
Met lure, auI Just received large additional
supply. they are prepared TO furnish their GUS
toners witi every thing in the GROCERY line
good terms as any other estdbiiriine Ut iii
the Cry. Their stock consists. IN part. ct
Coffee, Spices. ground and ungrouud
Sugar, Tobacco,
I-as, Dried Peaches,
nolasSes, Raisins,
l. Ike Fish, Dates,
Col Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
CanGirs-a general assortment.
Broo:ns, Buckets. B1she i. W ash BoafiS,
Tubs. thurns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, II ttchrts,
Mackerei, No. l 3, Cheese. &c. &c.
All Of which they will sell, for CASH, or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot, nor
shall not fail 10 please customers. Inc highest
market price " i'll be p.jl al al. times for all haGs
Of available country produce. Call ana e1ln,ine
oar Stock and If pleased 81 4.
May ., 1919. 2o-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

For the Palladium.
Observation-Disclosures lime
Messrs. Editors:-Allow me TO occupy
50 much Of your time and space in your
paper, as will serve to say something in
regard 10 Cholera.
That dreadful scourgc Of nations is inn
mediately around us,-it is III our midst
in the incipient stages. Our people are
"a portion of them at lcast) perfectly in
different about tho matter. and seem as
though they were awaiting its arrival be-
fore they take the precautlon To- oby!atc il
They are well aware that nothing can be
lost by thoroughly cleansing and Inning
their premises, even if we should escape
the disease without mourning this trouble;
bu. they defer doing that which duty and
their own comfort prompts. because their
ncighbor does, Scarcely an individual
but could find something to do. by way Of
promoting has health and comfort. in the
removal OF some offensive matter from hi
premises. yet many Will take offence at
the suggestion of a nuisance about him.
even ii his back yard is overgrown with
sinking weeds. the shelter for dead rats.
cats, or something of the kinda nasty
fifty sewer. or sink. or privy, that IS suifi-
Gent to s:itle the oltactorles of any body
but the persons who have become insensi-
bic Of it from being nSed 10 it-or an al
ley, or street near him. in which has been
thrown slops, bones and stones. preventing
the free passage of the water and thereby
creating n nuisance under his own nose.
that must remain until the Marshall OF
other officer removes it. although he has
caused it himself, with the aid of his
neighbor perhaps;--in many cases, the
shops OF merchants. mechanics. &c.
make similar obstacles to the health o
their neighborhoods, (which may be tount
out by examination.) and which deter
them from complaining Of others; and IN
plague Is permitted to come on-each on
hoping to escape its deadly fangs!
Cleanliness can hurt no bodv-no own
er or tenant of any house or stable bu
can find time TO keep i, in proper order
few bushels of lime will eradicate an
unwholesome or disagreeable smell. ars
ing from sinks, cellars or priveys. and
single dimes worth will prove effectual i
general way--,he weeds and other nui
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
: :,IS...h:c Mill Property for Sale.

{ He Undersigned wishes 10 sell a vaIu able
FIGURING NH. With three ran Of Burs ma
chinery entirely new ana III good repair, WIN
some buil4lugs rnd forty acrrs OF land attached
situate on G. rcets FORK. three miles below NIL
ton, w asne County. Indiana, aiid near the " hate
" alter Cansi, winch viii be sold reasonable
For information apply 10 :. Camnack, near the
premises. or \. ioliingsw orih, near CenterViiie
in s4I county.
SAMUEL. CAMMACk.
NATHAN u0LIlNcSWoRT Til.
Eaton Register. Hamilton lnielligeucer. aud
Dayton journal, copy Tor } months, and charge
this office.
May %. $40 2-3m@
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\ FARM FOR SALE.

Farm offered for sale four miles North of
"A New Paris, the East Fork of White va
Ter, the road from New ParI| 10 Iaiesttne.
cont ,ininr 90 acres. or less. 81 acres clear
ed. supposed To be g., acres Of good bottom land,
aud plenty Of good timber on it. With good build-
imgs and good never failing spring at the house
and barn, with good young orchard Apply
"a HENRY BLOCtIER
Inn. 81 $50 2G-It-
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ss.oVc.~, forks. &c.
For &.N3es

TVN For Sale!
HE undersigned offers for sale, three
TRAVELLING T!IRASHING MACHINES,
two of which are entirely new and made on the
mos, approved plan: and one partly worn aud IN
good repair. He VIII dispose of them Ctif-Af
to clos. concern The one that has been used
he shes to exchange for a good horse
JOB BORTON.
Richmond, June %. 1919. 2t:n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
WAGONS FOR SALE.

T>HE undersigned has for sale two Two
Horse Wagons. one of which is nearly
new. the other considerably worn. Also. sett
of double Harness. that is nearly Hew- Any
ne rson wishing to purchase will DO well by cali
ing d, No. p. Main street, opposite The Bank,
Richmond, Indians JoHN uAiNt
oth mo. 9Th, ls42. -o-u
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MIN EISAL w A TE II

YHIIiE unde rsigned have erected an establish
lnent and are manufacturing superior ar
iIcIs of MINERAL. WATER, and are now pre-
pared 10 supply customers by the dozen or s'n-
gle bottle. Having gone 10 considerable eN-
Eens,. in procuring machinery, and from their
experience IN the business, they feel eonilden'
that they cannot fail to please their customers
with this delightful beverage. C-~eEs froai u
distance promptly attended Ia.
] Persons wishing TO purchase can be supplied
5y leaving tlIcIr orders IL Mr.. BriehtwclIS store
LAVE. !. ROSA.
Richmond. May 81, SO 2J-;i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

New lIEAHsE.-Our friend. Thomas
Mason, has procured "a new and beautiful
lIcarsc. and will attend pronty TO all
calls for his services at funerals. Cabinet
Shop on South Pearl street. few doors
South Of Jesse Nock's Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
ANsy MAsNy,s MNzA,
Great Fire in the Woods-immenSe
amount of Timber Destroyed.
CALAIS, Maine, June esd

CALAIS, Maine, June esd.
There is destructive fire raging in the
woods in every direction. The timber on
upwards Of six millions Of acres Of land
in this part Of Maine and the upper part
Of New Brunswick has already been de-
stroyed. We have had no rain since the
first week in April and everything is of
course exceedingly dry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
Notice..

II ETTERS of Administrator on the Estate
i 4 OF Jonathan fIorney, late OF Wayne coun-
tv, Indiana deed, has been granted to the un-
aersigned by the clerk of the W avne probate
court: all persons therefore. who are InGe hted
to said Estate are notified TO make isl;a-o ate
payment, and those having claims against the
same, to presen, them legally authe niicated Tor
settlement, within the time specified by law
The Estate is supposed to be solvent
SOLOMON HOHNEI, iiEl'r.
9Th no. ith, 1919. -1-'~-
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Lime! Lime.

HNHE Undersigned are now prepared to fur
nish almost amount OF the best quality
of III ME-. at their kilns, near Brightwel's Mills
Persons wishing to purchase need not fear being
disappointed, a large amount will be kept on
hand 1t is we'll burnt, and will be sold as low
u any other place
FISCHLER & SUINGLER.
Richmond, June II, $40. .J:3t
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REuaxKs--20ii, ~ IN. Thermometer 30 =
9lst3 p. ~. wet bulb - : below dry bulb HaH
oJb, between 81 a. III. and p. III.
Jane Both, l0h 2lm, p. m. Richmond mean
a,s~ Sun farthest from the Earth.
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L ADII; S + Al r

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church Of
this City, design holding a Fair on the
Fourth of July next. at the Warner Build
ing. The object of the Fair is to raise
funds 10 assist in the final c,lnpletion OF
the large and beautiful Meeting House,
that that denomination has been enga-
ged in building for several years past
We understand it will be finished in The
course Of three or four weeks. and the
liberaity of our citizens is, by Fair means.
appealed 10. \ variety Of useful and
beautiful articles, which were donated To
the Church. will be offered at FAIR and
reasonable prices. The citizens of Rich
u,ond and vicinity are respectfully solicit
ed 10 attend.
CRoPS.-Several Of the wheat fields i'm
mcdiatclv in the vicinity of Richmond
We are informed, are very much injured by
rust--thc recent heavy rains in the neigh
borhooI of Elkhorn. have cleaned the
rust pretty well of the wheat there In
Otlcr respects WDclt looks well, ana "a
fair average crop will reward our farmers
for their toll Oats look we'll tall and
top-heavy--p!enty. Hay is good deal
Ike the beard on our chr-vcry thin
Corn ism I very tall yet-its growing tho
tincly-indicatcs sufficient to insure hog
and hominy' in abundance Potatoes
are 'scrougin' each othcr--big ones ma
king the iftc ones lay ovcr--more wei,
weather and the result will be Iofs full
Plenty of vegetables; but people most
generally refrain from eating them entire
ly. or use them sparingly. for fear of the
Choera--all right Grapes. Cherries.
Currants. and Goose Berries vines, trees
and bushes full. No peaches in this
ncighborhood, bu, the dry kind; the pros
pcct is good for plenty of apples and
pears.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
(Hrri:..c Springs.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

RICHMOND, INDIANA.
TENIIE subsc ribcr wishes to call the attention
Il of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old Stand,
(TVE NATION
that he has put the House, well as the whole
abb si,ncut i'll first rate order for the accom-
moCation of the travelling public with the deter
Iniu,ttiou that he will not be outcome IN the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment OF ms
gucsts.-In short, he is determined to keep Il
good an! orderly house, and make every per-
that calls on him at home His charge shall
be as low any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if iii ms pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past iavors,
he hopes to be sustained BY his old friends and
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re-
ceivcd, and, in his humble way shall be returned
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond Feb. Q, 1919. 43'43tf
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An I:SfrIy Cow.

RED COW, about four years old left the
~ undersigned about two weeks since. n
liberal reward will be paid for information by
which She may be found. or her return.
SOLOMON BEARD.
Richmond, June II, lc49. .91:3w
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ZERO USoN. WI ? WILSON
FERGUSON IL WILSON,

No IA. Main Street.
INAkE pleasure in announcing TO the citi-
Z z-ns Of Richmond and vicinity, that they
have received their
Spring ami Summer Stock Of GOODS,
Direct from the Eastern Cities, and are still re-
ceiving additions thereto, embracing every varI-
ETY. OF new and fashionable Dress Goods
for f.-tasic>' Wear: ALso,-GESI TIE
NEWS WEIR. ia Grtat !arsty Of Neic 0aG
Fashionable Styles.
la worj, cur stock j. heavy ana assert
meat coa .'l@t-; All Of winch has been selected
with great care: AM. d not disposed IL
4 Q business by III HBJ gerry. We woud Ie-
ectfuliy invite the public TO EXAMINE OUR
STOCK, which always take pleasure Ia
showing; and would modestiy suggest 10 oar
friends that
orr PRICES IRE REASONABLE.
Richmond, June 8. Il -. la
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

THE w 1sIIING TOHIiN SOCIETY.
Hold their meetings in the Hall Of the Sons
of Tcmperance semi-nontlily. Next meeting
on MONDAY EVENING, July 81.
Address by J. S. LYLE. The citizens of this
city and vicinity arc respectfully Invited to at
tend.
pr i Indian No. -. q! H
LAs= Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at :!
III < 0 clock.
Meet every Wednesday evening, at I! o'cl'k.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
Progress Of the Choiera.

New YORK. June %, 12 VI.
Forty cases of cholera and twentv-oie
deaths during the twenfy-tour hours end
ing at noon Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18th. IL NJ.
Five cases of cholera and two deaths
during the "a hours ending at noon Satur
day.
CIIOLER A.-AI Cincinnati, on Satur-
day last. the lntermentS were 90 from
Cholera and % from other diseases: Oh
Sunday. 10 from Cholera and 26 from
other diseases.
At 81 Louis, on the 2Oih. 100 deaths
are reported from Cholera. Thermometer
9Oo in the shade. On the 2ist. LOG in
,ermcnts from Cholera and Fl from other
diseases: on the god. Sc deaths from
Cholera and 10 from other diseases.
CINciNNATt MAEKET.-Flour s3.75fd
800: oats cole: Wheat 75foJ73; Corn
500 50; Barley 55fa6 so; Mess fork 80;
Bacon SIDES 8. pkd; Whisky &c: Mo-
lasscs 24d2j; Sugar 4 "a ); Rio Coffee
7,a7! .-GaZette. June p.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

CITY HOTEL, Richmond. Ind.
NE undersigned. having thoroughly re-
paired and rcf5,rulsed his House, Is now
prepared 10 accommodate the travelling public
such style as he thinks will give satisfaction
to those Who may favor hun with their patronage.
His TABLE shall be supplied with the best
the mark It affords and his -; BILE he ate nded
by an experienced, hoster. He hopes by ass!du-
Gus attention TO business, To receive d share Of
the pubilc's patronage
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Richmond, March 18th, loi9 l2it
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
two Family Carriages for Sale.

ygNIE subscriber has two Family Carriages
on hand ,thev both entirely new.
made of the best materials, and are suitable for
one two horses: they are offered CHEAP.
Call At the Cabinet shop on Pearl street, "a
few doors be low Jesse Neck's Storr.
THOMAS MASON.
Richmond, June 9th, 1919. 31u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

NOR SALE!-FOUR SMALL DIV Filling
II HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS,
situated in Richmond. For particulars. apply
TO JAMES NJ. POE
Richmond, March est, 1919. l3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
TAKE NOTICE.
WAYNE COUNTY TURNPIKE.

TINE Stockholders Of the Wayne County
Turnpike Company, are hereby notified
that the second instrument, being 46,43 ON each
share, will be due the 10Th day Of 9Th mo. !,
(June) next. The great state Of forwardness in
the work makes it important that payments
should be promptly made.
BENZ. STRATTAE, Treas-
9Th mo. Goth SO. .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES!
4 fine Stock of Paint and Varn'sh Brushes
n of all sizes from 100 down to the smallest
numbers. Also, Artists Brushes, Camel Hair
Pencils. sc. Just received and Tor sale al Dr
Howeu's Drug store
Richmond, April p, loi9. jill
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NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.

THERMOMETERS. Surgical Instrume n Is
j and Trusses of all kinds, for sale by
May %, lS42 REED
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I0IoHS.--Bcst Brandy; Old Rye Whisky;
I . Port, Madeira; and Ten tt w ines, for neti-
cinai purposes; Lime Juice. lemon and Sarsa-
rilla Svrups. for sale at REEDS Drug and}
April %, le.3. Medicinal Depot.S
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I. q. q T..

Meet on Friday evening of each week, at =
D clock.
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Card and SPIN by the Pound.
F or S a | e i.

FOR = le.
VINIIE undersigned offers for sale valuable
Tract of 1anG containing 100 acres with
about ninety acres under cultivation, lyIng near
th. White Water Valley Canal. three miles be =
low Milton, in Wayne County, Indiana.
SAMUEL CAMMACn.
Nay %, lel9. 2.-3m"
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s..4-:,.s ~. :.A..s %
- -
SANDU~hI. Cl.Et ELAND, BUFFALO
AND NEW YORK.
4 PASSENGER train leaves Springfield
~ daily, except Sundays at II NJ. and
arrives at S,tndushy same evening at ..
Second tram leaves Springfield every even
ing, Except Sunday at 10 o'clock and arrives
AZ Sandushy next morning at clock.
FARE,
Springfield to He!Ifontaln-. - miles, lao
:. kentoI,. IS miles -
9. iiilin, % miles 2,JD
8. SandusAy, l3l miles 400
:" Butf1lo. about 30 hours, 500
The steamer Queen City leaves SandusAy
every Monday ami Thursday.
The America every TUESDAY and Friday.
The Saratoga every W edne>eay and Saturday
and Immediately after the arrival Of the night
tram. amt arrive IN Cleveland at i. NJ aud ~
i;n ti,sIo the xt morning in time for the early
train of Cars. f.. L. OSBORN, Supt.
May u, 1919. 23-Dayton Jour. 50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
= Book Binding and Paper


81 - IsulinZ...-HasIng fitted up a
Binderv in thu rear OF their Book Store, and one
o the firm being practical Book binder, the Y
are prepared to re-bind old Books IN any style
required at short notice. They Will also manu-
facture BLANk-BOOkS to order on ruled pa
per. They keep on hand aIsuPPiv OF paper OF
different sizes and of the best quality. County
Officers be supplied with any Kind oil blank
Books. Their orders are solicited
Richmond, April Is. l-49. I9-5mo-
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~yINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, and best
w brands. Also machine made putty, fur
sale at DR.. Howrls Drug Store, No, 10 Main st.
Nay q, 1919.
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Sc IN \ + !. f. \ \ ID
~ H-U~T d&dD@ y n D~.s .

OF almost all PRICES and QUiLIIIES,
now opening at No. -, where every attention
$ III be paI 10 NY friends and those !Avoung NE
with call Please. examine h,i"re buNing.
JND. IiAINF.S.
Fourth mo- 30 $40. Opposite the Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

H AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD, is
always kept for sale at DR.. Iiowells Drug
Store No Is Main street.
May %. loI9. sI-tf
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Rags and Oats Straw.
.ERRy DAVIS. Vegetable Pain Killer.

a new ami invaluable medicine every
family should have a bottle OF 1t III the house
il Is cieaD Fo, sale bv l. REED.
May %, lS49. 3'tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

TRING on YOUR OLD I.OOKIEG.
- GLASS FKA MES. AMI gn them
GAed.-A new lot Of Looking-Glh-s Plates just
received ,--making my stock complete, SO that
can fit any sized tram" at
DR. HOW ELS Drug Store,
Nay 80, 1919. No. 10, Nam st
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they have Cap and Letter Paper of di1ere Mt
qualities States, Steel pens. Envelopes, Ink and
Il great variety of other articles
they will not boast OF selling "chedpcT man
tie cheabest:-' but they respectfully ask those
wishing to purchase anything IA their line TO cali
aud examine their stock before purchasing and
ii they 10 no, sci. as cheap any other estah-
li>i,nent ith in 10 miles of this place, we Will
not ask any one to buy of US.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
TnE PINK or GRATITUDE /.


The Locofoeo Congressional Convention adopted
batch Of resolutions before adjournment among
which we find the following. F
Resotred That this Convention tender to the Hon.
Henry BEDNGER, their thanks for the firm and
decided manner in which he has maintained the
rights of the South and for his distinguished serv-
ces in defence Of the principles Of the Republican
sentative in Congress.
Now, this is, piiing on the agony strong. Reject,
defeat. throw overheard aman, and then thank him
Il is like killing man in order that youmight have
chance TO eulogize him. The Enquieronce talked
about 'idamning man with faint praise" ba, We
have il here in a strain loud and long. The Con-
Fention put Ihe coppers on Mr. BIS eyes, politically
and then burst forth with prans about distinguish
ed services
The spirit" talks about "pretended sympathy
in Mr. BIS behalf on the par Of the Wings But
this sympathy OF the Locofoco Convention, is so i'm
pudent that pretended" is too weak term 10 apply
10 il The Convention has beund Mr.. B., and tie
Locofoco journals think they have him in fasiness
from which he cannot escape suttake care, gentle
men, bands are hempen, and tke cry may yet be
heard sampson, the Philistinss are upon you r. al
whicht the bands viii be looscs and broken asthe
thread ofthe spider, and Mr. B.. sampson-like. make
an onslaught on pretended symrathiserS, and wolves
clothed Ia shecps raiment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
Fron, tie Baltimore Patriot.
INDIA RucuER Coops.

One will be forcibly struck with the many useful
purposes 10 which India rubber has been applied
wihnrthe past few wears in visiting the establish
ment Of McssIs Ell. d. Field & Co., III Baltimore
street one door from Charles. Among the articles
which particularly attract attention. is the metallic
rubber tent, most admirably arranged and put to
gether; il is about 10 feet long by feet WIDE with
lonted poles SO constructed as TO make them porta-
bic, and occupy but small space; is sufficiently
commodious 10 accommodate six persons; weighs
thirty pounds, and can be packed 50 as 10 Be car
ried upon mule without interfering with the travel
Of parties conveying il from one point 10 another
thing that could be devised for adventures bound "a
the gold regions. We also observed clothes, haps
suitable for pack mules, which can be converted n
pleasure into air pillows and life presergers: air
beds, fifteen Of which can be packed in,o the space
which is usually occupied BY hair mattress; camn
blankets. canteens, wafer tanks, caps and canes gu
efses alsats e1oaks buckets and basins saddle haas
for California, can here be- found and In peTecti5iI
These goods were manufactured with view to NEE
the wants Of gold diggers, exploring parties, and
others, and made expressly to stand the climate o.
California; and well do they appear to answer the
purposes for which they were designed. We woult
advise ALL therefore, who desire to preserve health
as well as to comfort, TO pay Field s. Co.
visit if for no other purpose Than 10 see the grea
improvements that have been made in this branch
of manufactures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

The Baltimore papers contain glowing accounts
Of Gen. Tayior's reception Il The Relay House on
Friday errning. The rain thaiwent out from Bal
timore consisted Of nineteen cars with three loco
motives He was welcomed By the City authori-
tiesof Baltimore and Washington amid fhs shouts
Of thousands. He made a bfief address bit was
pievaied fr0n shaking hands viii the immense
crowd. in consequence Of his hand and arm being
sin lame from the effects Of his fan al Madisoa. In
diana The Sun says:
@Genefal Taylor i 6ne. huif looking old gen
Heman, with eounienance beaming with the milk
Of human Kindness He seemed 10 Be perfectly
overwhelmed By the hearty and enthusiastic re-
cepsion that was rendered him. and expressed his
greet thai he could not come down from the car
among them and take each man cordially By the
hards