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ENGLAND AND RussIA.-The following

ENGLAND AND RussIA.-The following
letter presents facts ard suggests questions
worthy Of profound reflection
To Me Editors Of The Union:
Take map and look at Russia and you
will fnd that hef right 0auk rests on The
Baltic and Vistula, her centre on Transyl-
vania. and occupies Moldavia and Walla-
CHA, and the mouths Of The Danube. Her
left flank is extended TO Bucharia and The
eastern frontier of China. The afghan
mountains alone separate the Russian and
English sen,inels. This flank is supported
Ivy the oasis of Khiva ESQ miles long by
SO widc) and the Aral sea; by the whole
Of The Caspian sea, including the depend
cnl rivers Of Persia, and The right OF way
through Persia towards Herat.
Lot England look 10 ii, (and if she does
it will hardly arrest her fa,e,J that the
present open operations of Russia in Moi.
davia and Wallachia, and the march into
Hungary, do no, conceal a granl move
mcnt on her left flank THAT Napoleon
could conceive and cxccnte) that would
change England, by the waving of a mar.
shal's baton, into third rate power
There are al least 10000 Russian sol.
diers, Il force mobile. BEYOND The Caspian
sea, that can be marched in t,renty days 10
the banks Of the Indus. Lelsthat force
appear on the banks of The Indus, and 'lhe
terror of the British name" will be as
thing lost upon earth. All India, from
Ceylon 10 Cabul, and from Bombay 10
3op,an, would rise in arms, and the British
power cease TO exist.
England without India would sink to
The level of Naples. with no nation SO poor
as 20 DO her reverence.
Jake care, john. Bull, lest the solToquy
Of Cardinal Wolseyhc applicable To you
"Farewell," &c.
Thescnndirion Of England and tho posi-
lion of Russia may be compared 10 the
ish-hawk and the eagle: The eagle perched
upon a height, from which he! can descend
al.anylimc, upon the hawk, and compel
the relinqushment Of her prey.
There is plenty Of study in ,he way of
Eurnpeanand Asiatic politics just about
this times and may be extended into the
dog days.. ,,A.Axe
Yours. with respcci3
z
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Two DoLLAns and FIFTY CENTS, pcrannnm
irpa,d in advance irnot paid within six
months from the date Of subscription, and
S4ifnot paid before the expiration of the
wear. All subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the eXplra-
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continued until all arrcaraees are PAID, un
less al the option of the Publisher,
ANY person procuring five responsible Sub
sc,ibers, shall receive the paper for one
year, gratis.
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.tirstinsertion andS7 Tor eacli continuance;
Those published monthly or quarterly VIII
be charged s per square. advertisements,
mn, hnyiur the numb er Of insertions marked
on them, will be continued uu,l ordered out
and charged d:accoId'nsIy..
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
~ and strictly attended 10.
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Yours. with rcspeet
---s,g ElyiM.s II. ..CHAS. ~
Ma). oil Engineers.
Chaseficid, June Q. 1919.

ANOTHER GREAT DrscovERY-SEHsI-
TIVE GLAss.-We had occasion some
time since TO say something about The
Druids and their worship. The gentle
man who is getting up an arranging the
mysteries and ceremonies for the DruIdi-
cal exhibition, is well known to US as a
practical chemist, but as he does not wish
10 appear before The public until the prn-
per lime, we withhold his name, but take
the liberty Of speaking Of The wonderful
process ri science.
The person alluded 20 spent same weeks
in Pi,tsburg in endeavoriuS to produce The
magical glass Of the Druids, but did moi
succeed. The experiments have hccn
continued here, and the Druidish musical
tones. from tubes of glass are perfect, and
make sweet harmony. But The sensitive
glass goh!cls are the most wonderful. 1t
was secret of The Arch Druid to make
his glass sensitive to pniSnn, and tradition
says that his fnnd and beverages were SUBJ
mitted to a test in lIlnsc soblets, and If
they contained poison the glass would
break. One of ,hes" glasses was shown
us yesterday, in which water was fnrced,
and it remained as sound as any other
lumblcr. but ON adding little poison, the
glass flew at once into several pieces.
This is something more mysterious than
has been exhibited yet. and we can say in
all confidence that tho exhibition will be
one of remarkable scientific wonder.
Cmcinnutti Com.
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BtDnE AxrcpoTE.-Tbe| following / IS IS

BIEEE ANEcDoTE.-The following IS
published in French newspapers.
a poor shepherd Of the cnvirons Of
Yvctot, father of large family, for
whose wants lie provided with very
great difficulty, purchased last summer
from dealer in old c!uihes, furniture,
&C., an old Bible, with a view to occupy
his leisure evenings during the present
winter, Sunday evening, as he was turn
ing over the leaves. he noticed that Sc
veral of,hem we're pasted together He
Immediately set himself 10 work to Sc.
para,e :hose leaves with great care;
but one can scarcely form a conception
of tle surprise Of the man, when he
found thus carefully enclosed bank
bill Of five hundrcdfrancs, (S100) On
the margin Of one of the pages were!
written these words:
81 gathered together this money with
very grea, difficulty; bu, having none as
natural heirs but those who absolutely
need nothing, make thee, WHATSOEVER
shall read this Bible, my heir"
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FoY Tax CosgccsoTs

MOODY HARRIS, =
F. w. BURT.
B. r. GOUDEY. Us
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
WIN. L. PARKS,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
Z. a. BROOKS.
ROBERT CLOY,
ISAAC Boil ES.
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YoUSG MEN, HELP YOURSELVES
Providence" we are told. "helps those
who helps themselves" A true praverb,
and worthy TO be stamped on every heart
Passing on through life, you will find many
Il stream that will cross your parh-bnI
don't sit down and mourn. If you can't
wade across, throw stones to stand upon,
or bring forth dead tree from the forest,
and you will soon make bridge and be
safe on the opposite side. To-day you
are opposed in your project. Don't stop
don't go back-meet The opposer-per.
severe aud you will conquer-Provi,!encc
will assist you. You have failed in bus.
ness-come out from under the toad stool
of dependency and try again. Z"unds. !.
ifyou don't help yourself and persevere
you will do nothing, and be punched at by
every begsar and every pnuper on eru'ches
who passes along. Your friends have
died bury them-bu, don't linser in the
church yard mourning because they are
gone and you may 60 next. Up win, you;
wipe off your tears and be hapPy-'ts The
only way.
En- ine help yourselves in all places-al
all times; and Providence will assist you,
smile on you, and make life scene ol
ac,ivc enjoyment and real pleasure.
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GAMrNG.-I look upon every man as
gully of suicide from tie momen the takes
the dice-box dcsparaicly in his hand; and
all that follows in his fatal career from
that time is,only sharpening the dagger
before lie strikes it to his heart.-Cum-
bcrland.
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SEVERE REToRT.-A mar who mar
rIes rich wife must expect occasionally
te have it flung in his teeth. We have
heard a report, however, which we think
must have shehced such lhrusts. A gen.
tienian who had The misfortune to marry
fortune, was once exhibiting the fine
points of his horse to friend.
my horse, if you please said the
wife, my money bought that horse
Yes, madam replied the husband,
bowing, 'and your money bought me-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

"What is the difference between cx-
puimcn,al and practical philosophy p
"Experimental philosophy is your
asking me to lend you a dollar-prac'i>
cal philosophy is my telling you won't"
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MO. 6

GEORGIA SnoEs.-We have received
and placed in our Reading Room, for
The inspection of our friends, pair Of
negro. Brogsns from manuluctnry Just
started at Atlanta, by The Mcssrs. Hum
pherys, and Judging from the quaIity
Of the material aud the workmanship ON
the pair before us, we would not be sur
priscd if Atlanta were soon TO Lccome
to Georgia what Lynn is 10 Massachu-
sets, place where people can. improye
their understandings, at a t'liing cost.
The Mcssrs. Humphreys we learn 90
into the Shoe manufacturing with PROS
poets that must enable them to competG
successfully with The manufacturers at
the North. They intend 10 60 largely
into the business as soon as ;hcir arran-
gemcnls are completed, and will turn out
the first year over 6O0O pairs. They
are also determined that the Shoes made
al their mandatory, shall be real Geor:
eia, made Of Georgia Hides, tanned with
Georgia bark, manufactured on Georgia
soil, and even pegged with Georgia pegs,
not such pegs as the Yankee sold in
Virginia for seed oats, sllarpencd at
both ends.--Sarannah Geotgid.
TIE CHARM OF CLEANLrNESs:-A
while-yeIlOw shi., on a man, said VIII
liam Cobbe.t, speaks at once the char
actcr Of his wife; and be you assured,
that she will not take with your dress,
pains which she never takes with Her
own. Then the manner of putting on
the dress, is no bad foundation for iudg-
ing,-if it be careless, slovcnly or if it
do not fit properly. No matter for It's
mean quality; it may be neatly and
trinity put on; and it it be not, lake
care of yourself, for. as you will find to
your cost, a sloven in one thing is a.,
sloven in all things. The country poo
pie judge greatly from the state of tks'
covering of the ankles; and if it beshdEs
clean and tight, they conclude thataaIE;'
out of sight is not asst ought . to besS
Look s,he .shoesis4iiffs rrodasn
on one side, loose eun r6esf sfo0ts or rdr
:sdowoa ,fs-sha- heel ln1s.R very bad sIg5Hfss-s
andi as to slipshod, though at rvn,;assss::
down in the morning, and even befofg
daylight, make up your mind 10 rope;s
rather than live with slipshod wife: Z
Oh how much women lose by matter:
ten,ion TO these matters? Men, in gem
eraI, say nothing about ITO their wives;
but they think about it; they envy their
luckier neighbors and in numerous
cases, consequences the most serious
arise f'om tais appare nlIy trilling cause.
Beauty is valuable it is one of the ties,
and strong lie too; that, however, CAN
not las, to an old age; but the charm Of
cleanliness never ends but with life
ITSELF
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NE W GOOD

n E W co 0 ID S!
YuyHE Subscriber has Just received his
IL Stockof
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting in part Of
PRINTED JAG. MUSLINS. SILK AND
LINEN BRACES, DOTTED AND
PLAIN SWISS MUSLlNS. MUS
LINS GINGHAM, ENGLISH y
81 AMERICAN PRINTS.
Fer Ladies DFcs sScs,
Muslin Trimmings. Fine -.
Bopnets &; Bonnet Ribbons.
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
Shoes, Leghorn. Panama, Silk and
BEAVER HATS.
All of which will be sold very low, and q lib
era discount for CASH.
Ei 3. C. BRYAN.
March 81 le49, - If o
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Dill a i, e S.

ss.vS1SNN~N>c.>,> w N>>N~D
Eor Sheriff.
TH0S.. W. LANNAM,
JOHN HILL,
20. J. WHITAKER,
: ALFRED MAY.
WESLEY BODlE.
HUMPHREY BOULWARE,
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E1e. Ordinary.

w. l.. COLEMAN,
WM. II. MOSS,
II. I. WRIGHT.
VIRGIL Nj. WHITE,
HUGH A. NINON.
EDWARD PRESLEY.
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The Hungarian leader, Kossu,h. has ap.
pointed bis sister general superintendent,
Ct the military hospitals and she has pu-
blishcd an address. calling on all the ladies
to lend their assistance to this work Of
Charity
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Gov. McDowELL.-The Philadelphia

Gov. McDowELL.-The Philadelphia
correspondent Of the Repuplic,..says:
"a friend has just shown me copy Of
an oralon delivered twelve years ago be-
fore the societies OF The ColleSe'of Prince
ton, New Jersey, by Gov. Mcdowell,
which upon examination, find to be the
same speech. almus, uerJatin ct iiieratim.
which Gov. Mcdowell delivered in Con-
eress las, winter. 1t is an able speech,
but The repetition Of it evidences barren
ness of ideas which did mol expect 10 see
in so distinguished a personage."
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Tne GREEN YErL.-Thc Americai'
women leave whiting to the other SEX
but they have also their hobby-it is to
wear Green veil. In summer It's a
rampant that defends them from the dust,
and the heat Of The sun, in winter against;
the cold, and at all times from curious
glancers. What husband, whut fat!ier,
would recognise his vile or daughter
under this mask? Thanks BE to the
green vai!-ihe best of metics-it
preserves that beauiy-of complexion for
which American ladies are distinguished
and which would fade under. the attacks
OF cold which is very ungailant, and.
Of IA sun which respects nothing, :7o.q
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ABsBNcE.-h fashionable Doctor.
lately informed his friends. in large
company ''nat lie had been passing eight.
days III the country. a,.,.r sfsi:,4daa
Yes said one of the party, 'it has
been announced in one oE the :johrnaIs:;,'
'Ah,' said the Ductor, stretching: :.Hls.
neck very importantly, s.'pray in what
terms 2 sl,i.fg;. 2tis 90 ss,,.l5ga
In what terms Why, asswellassE
can remember, in the, tnHowing: .,crauy
'There were last week,seyenty>scveh
intcrmcnts less than the week 6eforcS
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Fer Clerk,

VIM. M. JOHNSON,
THOS. G. BACON,
EDMUND PENN.
OLIVER TOWLES,
PETER GUATTLEBUM.
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ksain claim the friendship and support o.
Nor,bern Democrats. At the spproach'
a. elections Of Congress in the Southern
0essss, let their patriotic and enlightened
esople recollect these facts, and discard
IL traitors from the public councils"
From this it seems that the Democracy
of the North-of this Congressional Dis
,r;cs-hsve not changed their course from
,dnciple the fact that they have be-
come convinced that the Proviso is Con-
sti,utional, and that the Cass platform Of
Ioo.interference ,ras humbug; but be-
cause they have "bccome disheartened,
and in the end disguised with the black
ingrasitude and trcachery on the part of
Of the wings Of the South''--they have
changed "their course and in srlf de-
fence taken the same ground upon tie sub
fret IF slarery nhich Northern mhigs
hare Arrays taken, without mourning the
censure Of their allies Of the Southr'-
We will publish the whole Of the article
next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-18

WHY sHOULDsT THOU FLEE!-Wh When the
last plague ragged in london, Lord Cra-
ven lived i'll that part OF the city called
Cavern Buildings; and to avoid the danger
Of this epidemic. his lordship resolved 10
retire to his country seat Accordingly
his coach and-six were at the door. and
baggage put up, and all things in readi-
ness for the journey. As he was walking
through his hall with his hat on. his cane
under his arm and putting on his gloves
heard the negro who served as postillTiooanh.,
saving to another servant. 81 suppose by
my Lords leaving London to avoid the
plague. that his God lives in the country
and not in the town" The poor negro
said this in the simplicity of his heart. as
really believing it struck Lord Cravern
verv seasonablv. and made him pause
My God (thought he) lives every where
and can preserve me in town well a.
in the country: | will stev where | am
The ignorance of the negro has preached
useful sermon to me. Lorr'. pardon
that unbelief and tina, dis,ru>t of thy prov
idence. which made Me think OF running
array from thy hand.
lie immediately ordered the horses Il
be taken from the coach. and the baggage
10 be brought in; he continued in London
was remark ably useful among his slcl
neighborS. and never caugh, the infection
/ Read the 9Ist Psalm of David from the g
10 the l 18th verse.
Let those who are about flee from tn
CITY 10 avoid the Cholera think OF the re
mark of the negro. and then ask them
selves ftheir "Deliverer lives in the cour
try and not in the town.
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0TThe Court House at Cincinnati was
was DESTROYED by fire las, week. and the
editors of that city lift up their voices and
rejoice exceedingly thereat.
ftFIt is said that the expense of stop.
ping the ..crevasse' at New Orleans, is
UPWARDS of $4,000!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-18

rIyO DYERs.-. Nader. Capperas. Log"ooo
Extract do, Nut Calls. Blue 'itIio,' ~
UaoS' Fastic In,lIgo. prepared Blue, Camwood,
OH yitriol, Aqua Forts, Muria'ic ACID, Lac
Dive. Crude Tartar. Arrnat'o. &c.' ~c'' always
on hand and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Esiabiishment.
Richmond, May 80, loi9 eoi
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MEXICAN OIL-THE GREATEST
~ REMEDY OF NATURE--procnfedtf from
a lreH in kentuckp. lSo ret belor the earfh sur
f1ce. This OIL will be found vastly superior 10
Harlem. British, auy other formerly popular
OilS. lis curative properties Tor The 'o''o"'"s
aIlme nts are truly woaderiul: o,i
Intiammatory rhermati~in---w nnnr,
-phthisc-- coughs COLI q ,
-,'s;,.i ..s-,f-. ..eaG---croup-- -iifid1'inatorE
soT. ,hrcx.---liver complaint inflammation OF
tho lrlnevs---pains III the breast, side ana back
iseases of the spne---piles--- heart pnrn---
diseases of the hip lont--intiamed sore eyes,
deafness and woTnls---to ot- actie---
-scaids--- Bruises It's
--ulcers.--caucer,---fev fever sores, &c Nc-
Its orn me rits are its best recoinIre ndaton as
thousands of people of all classes and ages can
testify. -,
I C0ntion.--In order to be sure OF obtaining the
genuine, purchase only OF the 'eherai agent
/ DR.. Edgar Thorn, Dublin. W ayne CO, ind-, or
,hroueh sub-apeuis appointed by him for its sale
each Of whom will have Show Bill. and gener-
al directions in pamphlet form. containing the
names and address of the Proprietors. and Cen
.r.l Agent for the State of Indiana. as follows
/ d. HAIL & Co. Propri-tors, kentucky.
DocroR EDGAR THoaN, General Agent Tor Inc
State of Indiana, Dublin. '" ayne county, t'
whom all orders must be addressed.
AGESTs:-Jesse Meek. Dr. Howei's. RicnmonG
Townsend, Lewis & Co, SiVers u bras g
/ Cambridge; Jacob Sewers. Oormantown' Or
Up Rail. C.n,ravilie; J. :. Starr. Newport
+ R,IIang-- Williamsburg; Lock Il Mills
. Frono,nv. l. Iash. franklin; ". o. Armen'
Dalton; Vaughan x Duhadaway, Hagers;owf
! G. D. Kern, Milton. 80
April Is. ls49. :'fn
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and Linseed Oil

r 10 saw to the pubic that, having purchased
the Oil Mill two miles north of town, On west
Fork. Of Fahnestock & Howeiis, am prepared
to paw the highest narket-price IN Casa ior good
clean Flaxseed. delivered at the Mi or al my
Drnu Store in Richmond | shall also have OF.
hand Iiuseed Oil, by the wholesale and retail.
"a low as any body, and as manufacture with
the Hvdrosta,ic Press, | can furnish better
article Of Oh than the other country hilIs.
Aprii Is. 1919. J. no" ELi~o-
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FERG CSoN. WI. p. wills
FERGUSON a WILSON.

No. IS. Main Street,
AXE pleasure in announcing to the citi-
zens OF Richmond and vicinity, that the V
have received their
Spring and Sumner Stock Of GOODS.
Direct from the Eastern Cities. and -'t,st>
ctIVlng additions " ear: ALso,-GE y LIZ
Ely = EAR in Great Variety ~ New ana
Fashionnblc Styles.
In a word, our stock is heavy and our assert t.
18th rra.,t care: and we are not tiS " w
~, h,s;,.ss by III MBTGERf, we wonih re- r.,
spectfuliv invite the public to EAAM NJ ~ n
SToCk which Wa always take pleasure !"
showing; and would mo"estly suEeeS' - o''
friends that
orr PRICES ARE RE.iSONABLE'
Richmond, June 6, lc49 "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-18

ItASTOR OIL CAPSULLS.-- This is u new
~ and pleasant way cf taking tins very disa-
greabIe medicine. the Castor OIL being neatly
done up in the Capsull so as TO p-vent its being
tasted. Call and get at Dr.. EoweI's Drug
Store, No. 6 Main street.
May %. lo49. 22-ff
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IOfes.n ana Domestic seTy Goods.
of the latest and most approved patterns; among
which viii be found CLOTHS. CASS M ERES.
SATTINETTS, TWEEDS, JEANS, VEST
lNGS, &c. sc.
LADIES. ESPECIALLY. ARE INVITED TO CALI.
And examine his stock of DRESS GOODS
among which are: Fancy Pink Law ms, Organdy
DO. do. French do. do, Plaid do. DO, new style
Cameiion Stripe, Striped Gcnadines. SC SC. !;
>Ii.F,>, Ct nearly all shades and prices; plain
and fancy Nous de Lame; Goats hair and Al
pacca Lustrcs; Grape de Iainc: Humbazines;
Cashmrr.s: Mrxican and California piaidS; Fri
ston ana Manchester Ginghans; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous. lie Iatue Shhws, silk fringe
and embroidered do; Grape Lessee Null aud
Book Muslins; plain ana fancy Ribbons, Fring,s,
I.aces, Carpet Bags. and IN oiions'' in abund-
BDNNETS China Pearl. Superior English
Straw, Pameiia, Fancy Coburg, White Lace,
Florence Braid, and Gimp; Misses ana Ch'it~-
Bonhets and il'iss. fnent of BOOTS.SliOES
and SLIPPERS, which can aud RrIl
VIII he sold at low prices ALso,-ah W.
,Ssorttneut Of PAR.soIs and UMeRELIAs.
lille would again invite the public I" an 'N
ANIMATION of hi. GOODS. as he feels coniuc'
-. Ifi,tu u, otdtr.t.S ~ - 49, ''' -,
,-z-WIIEAT, FLAXSEED, corn ana "a
=; a.,u.,nd at all times; for winch Will W. P''"
,ha hirhe,t market-price IN Cash OF "
u-cor<TR PRODC { 4, taken III
exchange for Goods.-i--l' ,-,c
Ei,nN9Sp June 6, 1919. -"
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DlED.-On the 9th inst Of scarlet fe-
yer, FRANKLIN. aged 9 years and 8
months. and on the 10th inst. EMMA. OF
same disease. aged 3 months and days:
children of Christian and Mary Bull. of
this city.
DlED.-Last week at Westville. Ohio.
Of cholera, JOHN BELL. formerly of this
city.
On Wednesday last. of consump-
ton. at the residence of Dan1 Burgess
in this vicinity, Miss ETA Cook.
On Saturday last. a child Of Mr..
II. PudofEdisease unknown.
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SslOVcsS. Forks. 80.

Two Family Carriages for sale.
ME subscriber has two Family Carriage,
on htnd. they are both entirely new
made OF the best materials, ana are suitable fol-
one or two horses: they are offered CHEAP.
Call At The Cabinet shop on Pearl street, d
few doors below Jesse Meek'~ Store
THOMAS MASON
Richmond, June 9th, 1919. 21tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-18

II ERE will b. offered public sale at the
! residence of the late I-r.ri g. N5,r- >
ceased. three N 'ys. a''uhi PFoi'el " 49, O..
-, ,',,,.i-.f,- Of Wagon, ilor--s, Cows,
sheep. Hogs, Farming Utensils. uQusFiAhio ao'
i>''@h 80 ~ ION "a, of -,h mo next "heie
" o''o lection viii be gwen anI t.' ,tSpI
known by ,c. viii h. Of
tered Tor sale the personal pf'r'C, ,ck. Shoe
Clark, , rscfaS and sunirv other articles too nu-
maker oo'S' ' ,;on nne attendance will be
s' CORNELiuS IA -.
MAk1 % 30:ts
~ 40 Nth 1919.