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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

MILTON SPICE MII.LS-.PURE
Ii GROUND SPICES.-BEArTY & FisAER,
would inform Merchants and others, dealers in
the above articles. that they have established
themselves in Hamilton. Ohio, for the manu- fac
ture and sale of every kind OF
GROUND SPICES and STARD.
which they warrant perfectly pure and of the
best quality They would also inform the pub
lie, who may be in need of any of these articles.
that they have appointed DR.. J. Howeils, their
Agent for Richmond and surrounding country
who is authorized 10 sell at their prices, eithe r
wholesale retail Please call and get Your
supplies at Dr.. J. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
April IL, 1919. No. l6, Main ST.
Tremendous Arrival Of Books.
4 THE CITY BOOK STORE. at WHOLE
"A SALE ana RETAIL Come one-Come all a.,
ami bring your RAGS or CASH.
NENDENHALL & CAMPBELL.
March 2oth, 1919. l4tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06
Fresh Drugs an Medicjnes 8,

nR. HOW Ellis, would inform his custom
IL ers, and all the rest that he is now receiving
his Summer Stock of DRUGs and MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh, and sold on the most reasona-
BILE terms. He particularly requests any person
buying of him, who is not satisfied with the ar
tcle purchased. to return it and he Will refund
the money;--he warrants every thing he sells,
and is determined 10 gire satisfaction.
D~Call at No 1t, Main street, Richmond
June 6, lS49. l1tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

THERMOMETERS. Surgical Instrume n Is
j and Trusses of all kinds, for sale by
May -, lci9. |. REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

nR. F.. CRANES SPINO ABDOMINAL
SUPPORTER & SHOULDER BRACE
IA new and very valuable article. Physicians
would do well to call and examine them.
IRWIN REED.
May, l, 1910. l9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06
HUNTINGTON HOUSE.

D1BLES, for sale CHEAP, at the Book Store
of MENpESHALL & CAMPBELL
Richmond May 80, 1919. l5,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

II AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD, is
II always kept for sale at DR.. Howells Drug
Store No Is Main street.
May %. 1919. 47-,f:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

"|ISDONV GLASS, from by 10. to II by
w 20; Picture do. from 10 by II, to 20 by "a
Doctors Office Furniture-all kinds Lamp
Chimneys az 10 cts. each. For sale by
May %, le49. IRWIN REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

4 TONS BAR IRON in Store and for saii
by j. 81 * j HUTTON.
Main ST. 2 doors west OF Pearl
May 80, 1919. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

IQUORS..-Best Brandy; Old Rye Whisky
4 Port, Madeira and Ten IF Wines, for mcdi-
cinal purposes; Lime Juice, Lemon and Sarsa-
rilIa Svrups, for sale at REEDS Drug andi
April %, lS49. Medicinal DepotS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

"IINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, and best
w brands. Also machine made putty, for
sale at DR.. lIowells Drug Store, No, l6 Main st.
Nav %. lS19
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

For such complaints,
and also for arrangements Of the female frame.
IRREGULARITIES, IMPRESSIONS.
Painful men
situations No article has ever been offered ex-
cep ut this which would touch this kind Of derange-
men,s. 1t may be relied upon as a sure an ef-
fective remedy and did we feel permitted to do
DIV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06

Richmond, 5th mo. 3Oth, lS49.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
nIw.,osx rHrRspAY noRsINc oeroBrR IS. 1sae.

-eouested reruirs.11 o. ssceGd the dome Of -.
Peters coa.i DO, be frsrtef
He'd re been allowed q 60 Up, he would have
seen the CsmpsErs .l Rome a VIDE snd noble
tact OF country around The CITY. every FOO: If
,srich i, felt r.. and NaicA, centuries a1o. wss
covered u m c.iies, tovas ardels and farms bit
tsmost desrirgte ri ighsbi.aDts !; "a. s-oIn
gn 70 = ood snd once is fifteen or twenty vesrs
tha wood Il cut down ard Turned into charco,,
sL5 ths, i.ssnt 20 G-est B-ilsn. Ta1s Itziv. the
sa-t-u OF RE Wc-ld. becomes chsrcosl-msker 20
England. Tnisis brought a5ou. b. stupid, tyrsn.
ui,a Government
Evs-y nala, conksy, OK. COW, cart sni s6ep
her1's dog Is -Rviy tsxsa while hoses and
carriages s-e very lighry taxed. or 70; taxed a.
s'i-.he former classes ci property belouci cinc -
the fs-me-s. AID the latter - thc nobility fuf
pre.-hoof Ils Z ua- fame cannot lQt p
clear 40 the Can peEul, becsuse Ehi.o dong j;
re YOU'D D.. r1incl -..h taxes upon a.. bis beasts
OF burden. IS SOCK sli hs implements of asri.
culture. Bat the hcrSes sld carr.sges a-e taxed
little Or nct1iag, became they are owned by the
priest. I'D MOBILES. Ths radically wrong sys,em
which imposes all tie taxes upon tue producing
classes. sni takes them of from Princes nad rom
Csr.inals. who are roiiag So wealth and uxury.
mas produced ia the Pspai State. ths nst1rsl e.
feet Of reducing once fertile tracts Of cogntry
wastes. Such 10 Il CanpsSna, whore for miles
yo1 may ride s.5ng and see neitasr man besst uor
habitation. DAsTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
WhiG Nominations.

OrsRSs Co-sherir. WM. l. USpKsHiLL OF New
bursh CLERK ANDREW J. WiLxIS of GOsnen. Supt
Poor. GRO DESNisToS OF New5ursh; County judge
Rosr. PEoupSIr, Jr OF Nswbursh; surrogate, JAS
Brsr. Jr 0, Warwick Assembly 1, JOHN K CALp
WE'LL ~ New.Windsor.
XXyLhA Sena,s DLn-(Gspesee Niagara and Or
lesns )--ALoSso s. vPHAN Of 0enesee.
Ssyasqsa Co -Shert TRxopoRx w. Sanders OF
Corinth Assembly, lat Roseirs K kENNrpY OF Gilt
son Park 2j. FRxpEKicy J. vino OF Greenfield.
Osersasa Co.--Assembly, 2d Dist BENJAMIN }.
GOWNS
Col.nsia co--Assembly. lat. PHiLir L. LAsHxs %,
NoEroS =. COLLIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
WINTER PLEASURES
BY MAS. n. J. LEWIS.

IN. he shtu J,au,ry ,nd he snn.i
mt of lcann0t toll
ID. The beauty for and n.
ro,ks sympathy ~fb rich. for the e>s and hsd.
Others hsvs d-' Of them b,h tssy d.
,pp,sesis ihs beauties ow1 ID. bssf part Comfortable
notf Extract ron CoussPouts1s
Dipsr think all beauty with The Summer ned
From the old psthless woods that breezes now
Come with no fragrance from the mossy bed
Whereon ths violet reared its modest hesd
When Sprloq went gliding by with smiling brow,
Making all Nature gsy--mos, slsdsome Thou'
too, the naked woods In Winter seek.
And DER my thoughts pensve rapture steals
While voices all around in whispers speak.
Aud my hushed heart is silent while IL feels
Sometimes a bird that dares our ~tutry sky,
Sends 4 complaining strain along the hills
Sometimes. their letters breaking, fall the nils.
Ringing Oer pebbly beds soft reply.
There come throu wintry months when SHOWS delay
Seasons which lure the thous shtful from their homes
And lead them from the hsun's of men avsy,
Through scenes mid which the summer idler rosms
Plesssd with the verdure and the stresmlets song.
Now 'rett Of leaves and insects cheerful hum,
And AL We love in June's delicious hours,
Do We stili call them besutuli Oh. come,
Too willing exile, from ihis feast Of ours
Add join our grateful and exultsnt throns
See here the noss clings TO the sisDttree,
And by the aide like velvet pail il hides
Tas old gray rock; and music here sbidcs-
Music snd beauty spread around for thee
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
80 toUovs
New Publications.

THE ROSE OF SHARON. Religions Souvenir FOR
MDCCCL Edited by Mrs c NJ sAwYEs. (Pp. 3oi }
Boston A. Tompkns and h B Mussey Co
This is the eleventh annual issue Of The Rose,
and its illustrations, Eeven iu number, evuce a
marked Improvement upon those OF sny former
year The Fsifest Flower lirontispiece IS q
face 10. often exceeded. This Little Match Girl
aud Dining Out give US two other female faces
OF decided sweetness aud force The letter press
of The Rose consists Of original contributions IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

srrax s1r,vEEs NEw-Y0RK syD LIVERPOOL
The London corresp .n1-nt oi tne FaNaG4Paia MIA
s-,T,-s. Wr.,es l1as Ir Clnsf1s new contrsct with
"a. British Government 1il permi. Tin . q from
Li,srpool ss-s o f.r-T5rk k-c tbs moment the Era,
,.esuier q the American lie s.Erls from Toe Untec
States ne 5est and mos, powerful oOsts Of tns Gu
ns-t ine vii 40 .crger CAL a. HALIFAX. bgt proceed
Aac hoe, direct between Liverpool and New YORK
w.HAxPsHIHE.-SaNuLL DisszORE IL the
Loco .Foco csnoda,efor reelection a. Governor c; New
Hampshire
~ Es ss~sl Hodges. Q. Foxhcro, Esss. vss
k..sl q as ftw.assssss hs-rss4 &c hssssJ .si
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
Maine Ei-ction-lComple.e. J

The Apgnda IKE publishes complete returns Of
the vote Ia this State Tor Governor a: tie septem-
ber election. compared Vith The Presidential yo.e
CT lsis. Tue returns. ,.ys the Age, are nearly
all rom the records Of ihe Town Clerks and may
be relied upon ss entirely correct. The following
"a tre reczpituiatioL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
TIE COMPLETE roErIoAL WORKS or ALExAN

TIE COMPLETE FOErlCAL WORKS OF ALEXAN-
DER POPE Edited by W. c. ARMSTRONG. 10 -Four
Volumes. Hartford. slss Ardrus 4 Son.
The Editor and Publishers have both acquitted
themselves with great honor in this elesan; sdi.
ton of Pope. !, contains complete collection Of ais
poetcs writings, including the Had and Odyssey
Ors,ns Memoir by the Editor, with lntroductories
aud Notes, original ana selected, comprising every.
thing essential for the Illustration of the author. The
present edition 10 bssed on that Of Johnson, la the
Works Of the English Poet. published under the su.
psrvi,cn Of that great critic In l779sn edition which
10 generally considered a. the bess ex.an The indus
iry and literary tact of Mr. Armstrong have detected
many errors IN that edition, ss well - In all others
which be consulted 10 the preparation Of ihi, wori.
which may probably be regarded as Immaculate as the
nature Of the adults. The manner IN which the
Editor has fulfilled his difficult tssk gives VI high
opinion Of his Judgment and tic beautiful paper and
print OF the edition will make ID universal fsvorte
with American readers.
r. tbs DsvOrIosAL FAMILY BlBLL'-Nos.
80 snd ei just issued by George Virtue, No % Johnt
has a splendid engraving OF the Destruction OF
Ph.rRohs Host and of the % Lake Of Tberiss, with
The usual amour, Of elessni letter press.
|
ton q " LSRD BYsoSs PoEricAL WoRxs." coniAp-
Ing the cosclusion Of Msrino Fsero. ssrisnspslu,
and the Two FOscari The value Of this edition i,
greatly enhanced by the copious notes of Heber JEFF
frey, Wilson, Mlmsn, Campbell and other eminent
critics
Cg- John Wiley has repuSlisbed the ninth edi.
,on Of JoHssoS's LIFK, HEAlru AND DuEAsK.~ be
ins series Of popular letters on the principal fupc-
,ons ct the snims seononomy. II will I'D many Rad.
ers, and cannot be r.sd without sdvsu,sse.
~ We have received aeAt duodecnno vol.
uue OF WoApswosrH's ExcrssioS." from c. C.
Frsnci. & Co which will >e welcomed sy the numsr
Gus resders Of that poet In this country,
| " TicxSoR's MrssUKArioS, OR SQUARE AND
TkiASolE' ia practical treatise on Geometry and
Mensurs,on, ios the of schools, snd 10 highly re-
commanded by several experienced teachers. (Ne"
York sold BY HuxnDgton Savage
yF- The Seventh Volume Of CsALsERs
Posrnvxors WoEx," contains the Firss PART of ia
"lSsrrrrrEs CT THEolooY." I'll written with IL:
cmsor and glowing esrpes'rss hs, ssassS'srsa r'o'
Of ks prosssssss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

The leading article by T s King on Mrs. s G.
e Mayo, late itor Of The Rose. il noble tri5-
ute to nobler spirit lately lost to earth and that
on The Influence OF Departed Friends, by her
bereaved consort, ia alike elevsting and chas-
tsuing. Entertaining Angels, by J Adams,
is full Of good thoughts. and Deep Calleth unto
Deep, by f. n. Chapin, evinces that eloqaence
which takes hold Of the heart.--Thers are several
Of tie longer prose articles which We have not yet
re al no, 50 the v,r.es OF which We would gladly
quote The Vigil by Mrs Case and Lost Trea-
sures by Mrs. Sawyer who has written much and
well for The Rose, as became its Editor The fol.
lowing sea.onsble lines however, must conclude
our article
tyrN,rrp
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
" rEltsaaps 70 THt htw-YOak TRIBUNE.
The Rives Dispatches.
WAsBIS0ToS. Wednesday, Q

" WAEI4NO FF''IItH|ITI '~'7s
The Republic OF this morning eontalns an eat
tosI article which indicates that The EDITOR Oi tnst
c.oer hss some knos ledge vi the pature OF tae do
patches recently received from Minister kiyes Tne
zone Of ths article implies continued friendly reaIons
tetpeeu America and Ffsnco.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

WIpssspAy, Oct - -lSeoo bhls Flour. 6ssl bush
Wheag. i7AQ bush Com, rs hbls Provisioa, :. DO
Ashes lS7 do whissy iei bales Hops S7OO gts Cheese
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
Loce-Poro Nominations.

ctfaa-so Co Assembly, lst Isaac L. F. CushunsD
~ Ruus Chandler.
osrsxo % CLERK. Philander Rs;h5un; Assembly,
william lewis Jr.; Lske n. Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

Habbsra's maj 1919 Csns plurality 1890.
!, will be seen ,ha. the aggregate vote Of the
State fall. .bors ofhat Of 4s 1874 votes, ofwhich
tho Wing vote declines, 7,ol6. Aboitionisi, 'l55
Hgnker, 2 672.
~ hssdsd T4ooi L s- aeafs1 4 'o,-- ior
o. her p-f,o1s .hs0 Ia bot
LEGISLATURE.
lSerote.-This body consists Of 81 members, Of
which the Locos have elected "a, and The Whis.
II, Leaving six vacancies where there has been DO
ecs on BY the people These places will be filed
with cos By joint vote sfthe Senate and House
when the Senate will stand Locos 20, Wings Il.
House Of R>prt,eWai,res.-This body stands
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
n1nrhets..nsALrlno,I. oet u

The market 10 day Is quiet FLOUR IS selling
., e., WHEAT 1t 03; While CoRS Al osc, ana Tel
l1ss Al 6Oo. PsovIsloxs are steady. GROCERIES hrm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
BRoOKLyN AFFAIRS.

\ CALL.-The CA,easo Dersoerat sndeu,ands
there 10 some probability that Rev II. W. Bescses
will receive seal to the pastoral charge Of The frs'
Presbyterian Society IN that city. made vacant By tss
resignation Of Rev =. Bsscou We doubt n tee good
people Of Brooklyn vii consent to part with Mr. 3
sves should he conelude to 60. which 10 highly in,
nrnhshlr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,.r .rwYoRK DAILY IRisUNE IS rUELisHED
EvEKY MoENiSc lsUNDAfs EActPrkpl
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the cry nan,
,sev prefer thew can pav M advance a. he Desk
~, ~ months a. the same fse. Snse cols
s,ro Cents Nal Subscribers Five Dollars per snn.iu, ~
.Svsnce Subscriptions taken FOR siS months fcf tAlr
,,ootb. A. 81 Three Dollars advance required p a.
,hsnres with Country Nevspapers. Daypag err res ~
AZ ~ Ohcc. hose terms higher ial '""|" VI 49,
Tub.ne are not allowed any difference.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

HoS HENRY l.. ELLswoRTH.-This eeptemas
passed through city yesterday on ais way 10 lndi
IA We gave, few Gays slnoe, some vsuse!e sta
escs 10 reference 10 the cattle rsde OF Indiana Mr.
tusworth informs that BY another year al ininsnse
iaerssse may DO looked for Ia his trade, and promises
shsi be will furnish. after his return home, fuller de
sHs than We have yet given of this important trade
pestnt snd prospective. Mr.. Ellsworth. Il viii De
eoeeisd rendered the country Invaluable service In
o'srifins the Psieut O5ce Department OF the Gov
sh@ent, which Office he nlled during par. Of Gen
lessons and al OF Mr. Van Buren's Administration.
Aee his retirement from public life, he has devoted
- sSkntoo to practical agriculture, and IL nov one
- ',e noG extensive farmers IN Indiana he Ia nov
great serviee to the agricultural interests o.
sAs, BY disseminating knovls5gs and by prsc.
l|"sxSsFsnsn. 10 hat department, Of Industry.
geasAs (ol RspaA lesA,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

P>tfcg CornY -Oct- q -b' HV-uaNa tofen casos
,lo,,estiou . Frsrcis Male, asnpt 10 rescue q pr,s
ocer. h~d for good b~hsv sx ronIhs ard IN def.a
N b. con rr! Tn0ass cu,cs, sespaeon Of steal
-. 80 10 answrr y svd-Ore hcaor case-
ma Wsys-wm Ho~sr = ernslins rsprimsneed sat
ai.rh.r,e6. 49, five seat % Pentssuuary sn3
Hoo.. ~ s-fpge IL 4 Wl.e-blsnk r-saru tn
n u,ys-J.-oe Inoras sssut ard battery he'd 70 40
,~~r . Oo~ hoaor case - IA Wssd-Argsret Hay
100 .rrsny st-sltpr o. con uitset for examination
Jane so~rn. came iense ard award .xicosfd Aer
r-cy. ssssci. coma ;tsl.... .s~vera pesy css-s-
Ilia Ws,a-s bszx rsiurr.--glln " rd- n.t ooe
srr,ss ana "a Al iscaus . -IxsA wsrs-Arn o briso.
iassn>, nhsn ear c.---Na Wsrs-A ossnA rettrr
-(iti Wpd-Joll csshsr srrested FOR sss>1I srt
battery, ,disehNSed---A.itA " vs--So renrn -- St4n
Wi.d-reonasJ. Nliusms. eolored boy, lost ---A'n
.a-f-fcof drunk en- c.sordery persons gskso u -
Xgh WE-d-rars- Nsuy cases -XTlA Wge-Osly
t~o csses --Xt ha H~s-Bla ana rsmrn ---xtiIa
Hsre-Caiherios M.ssr sad Mary Hi, for assast aroo
81 OSseer, cori iiuei. .. Two other sr,sii
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

THE WEEcK AT COHAssET.-The bodies OF tnose
osg In the wreck Of brig g. John. a Nincfs Ledge
are beginning ~ como Ashore AZ Cohasses smonS
o,hers lne body OF female, without clothes also,
boy having On ooy corduroy jscket; also, the ooay
Of With le Enzish shlinss 10 the Pocket snd .
certificate Of good character. Ihese bodies were ds
ce1ty buried Al Hull last night one body had Boat
ed sshore. The Marine Telegraph reports ihres bod
les a. having been picked Up yesterday nesr NsDtsst
Beach On suudsy, the Cequetts picked up eelov
body supposed TO belong 70 this vessei, which W.
broesht 10 THE city and buried. Boot Traveller.
V- A movement 10 making 10 Ohio for thc
formstion Of new County, 10 bs formed from par"
aorres. A convention OF the citizens Of ths es tnss
.,iux ccuntie. named hss been held ss tho vinstsu
Dets wnereas resolutions were adopted -
acsl,s for the nav orssnisstiou- Tbs improssne1s
10 considered of much imporssoes- pm
y, Il. .oorer,ed d ssid 10 have been agreed upon N,
x, be prsseuted a. ths proper time for TOE ssneuon o'
tho Leztsst1re-
A. Isxrxsr FseiosT.-On Sunday evening
a. n.ss.x from the Esss, on The New
~. 80 Erte Railroad, rhrosgh binshsmton, win
90 a.o Sa,,.rs worth OF npight The cargo vas iroe
-. c.vuss and sssqashsnnah Rarosd-oeswssn
"a ithaca Is 10 intended 10 run The new roac
= a,.tsnee Of % miles, ia forty mnuess
lBinshsmtoa Repab Tuesday.
coxpllxKsr TO Ma. BAscRovr.-Ws learn ~
prtv,ss ssters from England that 10 wss The insenioe
of number Of membsrs Of Parisnsntt 70 tsndsf AZ
p.ucroft q eomplmentary farewell dinnsf % his sr
lpr London. Psrliamsut hsvtsg broken ~, sne -
members being dispersed d ths nne 81 ne ssusk as
h,ssasa ssnelnsss ~ nes ssss yise~ lssss s"!
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
The Greenland Whale F,,brrV

The bark Mcclellan, recently arrived A. New
London from Bsnns Bsy Is We think the culy ves.al
ever employed In the GrecnlSnd whale fishery, from
he uul.cd States This "a the fourth year she hss
been employed n this hshcry, mailing pro6ssble voy.
sse every year beiae sbseni only six or seven months
lola yesr she narrowly escaped destruction. by being
jsmmed Ia the ice She was 50 severely injured thai
sae leaked TO De kept saoal 0ay by aa iacesssn,
work Of nearly al hsnds 81 The pumps. and BY mesns
Of two large metallic pamps ootNined by Capt { from
to- wreck Of the English ship crushed and totally lost
issi shesd Of him. The lesk was. however, P risly
remedlcd by ihumbed sail, under The bow, though she
odreed 10 leak badly until her arrival home snd
ozly kept above ws,er by conausl and uncess'nE Ia
eor Al the pumps. I'LL she reached the dock which in
deed is s obliged to be eona1ed ss she lies al The
Jane were both lost very near the Mcclellan Two OF
tie crew Of the lost ships srrived 10 her. They srs
asaves OF TIE shetland Islands New ourypogt Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
wlLLlANsBURGH AFFAIRS.

NEw CRURcB.-rhe corner-stone OF the rev
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Norih-Fihh-st nss'
Fourth s 70 be lsii on the seth lnst at ; Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

TsE srsrrrs.-comPlsint is made Of the hlthy
condition Of several streets. particularly drand sss
First
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR ThE COJNlh5S IS
published every Saturday Morning, a. ne ~ Prce o. =
rer annufn In advaDce Eight copies fOr SO or twenty
copies 70 one adcrcss for 81 and tie paper IN no Case
sohuuued beyond The time for which t - paid 80 -
Adveruseuens for this sheet Wa 30 charged . cent?
ptr gne each insertion . .,
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Publishers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

BrEIiSsroS Co.--Sssaie-Joseph sstbcrwsiI A.
A~-bh-wm X Bcaddock, Edward Frenos, Samuel
s,ocktop. VIM. Emiey. Wm Broom.
GIororsrss o-Asse-bls-Thoms Gsskel John
rusl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
ROMAN AFFAIRS.

n r,rss7ts r fle PoDs Ti> Ro-au RTasi'es-s CD
h.r Ws.d0u Fase4oc1s y ~ Frrsr' F'i's-.-
EFecs of Pa21! MSs0Dva=s7-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

q s'rakosch played st Albany on Friday even
ing. accompanied BY Madame Blscsccisnu and ssnors
Cs.in.- The house was large and fashionsbs.
ErPrssident Van Bu,ea was 10 the same city On
Monday. nis way 70 Oswego.
The Hohnssocks are playing 70 good housss N
Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

Nlw-JrRsEY.-Ths following are the Wing
Nnnnins sfInns-all A MI. Monnnnlv
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

srEALIso MosEr.-A boy named William d.
Eustis was arrested yesterdsy BY ocsr Aundsy o. e
Niafh Ward charge with stealing el2 from the nooey
agsrey Of Rras.sds oy,.sT ss!oos, eorEsF1o' sxtas
"a sslast Z .sv says s.es<.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
TIE sEndI-WEEKLY TRIBUNL
rEW-YoRX WEEKLY TRIBUNE

- published every W>saes1ag and kotwdsg mofnn
fr.ce - ..r anngm. Two copss for -
Aaverti.smells 8 c-ris = Inc escn iIseslon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

LARcEsT.--A black named Iorblo Montorri
xss arrested, charged ~its entering the room Of Nj
Nathan Black, q, No. q Lspensrdst and stealing
pockes.book containing sG. Held tor exAn.nsuon-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

" ricksoR's Mr,,uRArios, OR SQUARE AND
TSiASoIE" ia practical treatise on Geometry and
Mensurson, ios the of schools snd 10 highly re-
commanded by several experienced teachers. (Ns"
y ork sold BY HuxnDgton Savage
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

~ The Seventh Volume Of CsALsERs'
"PosrHrxors WoRxs" contains the First Part Of Ia
"lSsrrrrrEs OF THEoloor" II 10 written with IL:
cnsor and glowing esrpsssrsss shs, ssasss'sse r'os
Of As proSssesss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

~ We have received a neat duodecnno vol
ume OF woApswosrHs ExcrssIos," from c. c
Frsncis & Co which will ~ welcomed sy the numsr
Gus resders Of that poet In this country,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

r. tbs DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BlBLL"-Nos.
80 snd 81 just issued by George Virtue No % Johnst
has a splendid engraving OF the d" Destruction OF
Phsrsohs Host and of the 3" Lake Of TbcTia," with
the usual amount Of elessni letterpross
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

ViRAGos Cath sriue Na'a srd Mary hIi
o. Tuesday fell upon o-.ces Jsn-. Gosns with nsts
.eks CLUBS stones orooms sa1 saovel, and bat for
u sor0us defense h.s par. cs void have oesn "
sons goose" Tee virsgo>s were csftured and com
m..tr3 FOR examination