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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04

3 r,..r,-ft. t,a-+5t5. ..4,t.fa...i Il,
~ ,.ns,a,Ia,, .,..r,.oa,, v.,.h a. ,,a....r.
a.rs an1 ~. I'M ar.:,. ~ Nv York
carly on Satur,h. n1o.!....,
,rr..Irrep .s>reEs. rl4s i. rAR.s.-
on Wednesday an inc:a.en, Instruction
Vas attempted ii Paris by abau, 5000 Of
lie Mountain ,arty. headed by Ne,rienuc
,raoo. r. and was suppressed ~ Inc
troops. whose nlnl5er amounted i e.. 900
Several at~upt. wcr, mai. - erect
b,rrjcaIes. ia: each a,teno, tt:lal. Ii
HE evening the Assembly declared paris
in a state OF s.cge. On Thursday the
alarm. CONSEQUENT uoon the scenes cii:,c,-
ed Wednesday. considerably subsiled
and business. which was entirely su~pan-
drI, was once more resumed. VI one
time IN. peril was imminent. Numerous
arrests have .akeu place. including yer
a, members of The As,etno!v-M. Arayo
and t.alru Rolln among taem
The latest accounts repar, tna civ in
state Of tranquiitv llI the Socialist or
Red Republican Journals al PARIS. oxccp;
the National. haze been >upprasse y
yerv alarming dpmoustf Oh the part
NJ ihc Red r .pualIeans. took place oil ;4c
l.3th. ana f,r t.in. a r.y.vl of til t.frl-
Tie scenes Of last June 5a.lnr probable.
The afl.ir comm ne IN demonstration
cot up 3v the Rcl 7, sPu5licans as Il pco-
lest:
I1ec..y or nfei.,a7 ) re2a~.-s! 10 IL u
. 49, - -.
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Potatoes a. P1r-A country editor tells
his subscribers that he has been compel
led 10 adopt the cash system. but vii!
continue 10 receive potatoes a. par
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04

Tine proofs are thickcning that" the
game Of .shu, your eyes and open your
mouth is---progressing- Listen TO Mr..
Vale. Of the Free-Soil Sentinel:
- If the Democrats should give their
votes to the Free-Soil candidate for Con-
gress Geo. w Julian thereby helping
the Free Democrats 10 carry out meas.
ures deemed by them of paramount i'm.
por;ance. ii would present additional and
strong reasons why the Free Sellers should
aid in the election Of the Democratic tick.
et''
We supposed las, week, from the prep
araisons, tina, friend Vale was willing 10
swallow "a bad OYSTER
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ne nsns % wbs entered upss beshs us he
psy5sr q ~ sshserp<ha y sAAs b sdvs.e4 VrEn
Disssf sssss<ibss - ns.sy " lssss pss.ss
whicA w b ps by assumed BY suzssivss \ IL
TIE COUNTRY PArER pshEuAsa Iswssk, duras shs sss
aisns Of Congress. I'D ssptwssky during Tie recess
subscriptions fer period less thsn be ncsivsd On
terms propsrtionsdts - sbsvs snnuAl nAss-et 30
CO. PosTAsTERs sushszsd y agents snA By
sending DAILY subscribers, with 80 enclosed skMl
wEEkY subscribs VITA - ssessd Or avs WEEKLY
erbsr with sis snsossd VIII b snsdts COPY q
edition they furnish subscribsu isr sr~si< sts
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n washiass.~ u-svsssssy - n@sss-s.ss.
MssseAl psSssssssn
TUE snsns ss~on Ca ca4ae.ns, 90. a1ua.s
y iey issturss, % ne i.A Mpaa.y q osssess assL
Tnr daily iectocs htf<snf wM ~ s<apFsfy dsvefea IA
eomneses tssas ss.ny s,ra ~ ~ hs paps-s. Lssv
street, door nofil Of hauasfs.
sst Mssfcsl Fsc,att
Jshs u = nsaAs n..ss.s,s. and rs.sssss d sss'ssi
GeeTs NJ ksssrt A. n--ossst,cs and pssasss q wses
-Rssinaid n wright A. N. n ~ --uhsmsss,.
A. ss.wden Pszo,i, A. n. NJ D--Aaaaa rhysaszy.
r. NJ Wight A. M N. D.--rufrery.
GENE
the dsuss Of hs asmoa.uaur ssnnsd BY rsDs--
Of Anatomy.
The Faculty al tbsr commend shs mas ample means. sps
atus, models, ne for ihosossh and cnpists
hvercd In the best regulated coaniy
sacal models e largest and best imposd and
procuecd In Paris great
The Faculty intend, po.he 10 the vacant ehs
thereof " X w M
They pledge themselves nlase.s Of
all who may be dispoed pat hemaescs under their tuition
Tickets S5 each diploma go denanstxps eie
on ~ Student arriving n ,s city are requested e cat 60
lection OF n boarding. house, &c, nc.
For further Information address the Dean ofbe Farup
ssd h.y le. 1rs e 100 REtnNALD N. WRIGHT,
No 1903 West Fayeue street. Liberty street
Sept 6--2aw4w ~ 1a
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POPULAR MUsIC.-wM FISCHER has jus, received num-
Der OF the most popular waxes, pokas &C.,
which folo,ngall which will be sold
reduced piee--tour cents per page;
"
Kossuth's March; by c. Lensclow. ". W N5
Generul p y. Smiths March; by Martini irV's itt Tic
spanish Patriots March by Martin. ~ 4ts s1asl Ua
Mary Blame Quick Step NfH.eH Erana ISIS
Battis OF Buena Vista. sI 81. gs a5
roLkAs. ifl
Invitation a Ia Polks by Max Maretzch ah
/. Tedesco Polka; by Max Maretzch. Q IS sst
Belle Polka; by Berg
Carnival Polka by Cantfal
ssoses.
Im thine, only thne; by J. Benedict Ja' aa
Inc Brokcn-hearted, by Felce Dorego. tteFftts.
When others strive win thy smile.
No, thy home be mine.
Jeannet and Jeannot complete. E f .s-. 81 ai' ai
The knight of the Golden Crest. uatsHtf ~tgI8
Oh sally White; favone song We. VI r.s .t,~
Stop dat knocking; by Winnemore.
Choef % be- my wife.
Sweet Rose OF Caroline; by Beckei
Emnn snow. r. . ! ; ~
-ecn her nj the window. .Ef r4f5
Ole NirFinny break down.
ole Run aud Dan Tucker
Gwnr long down; by frunk Brewer ~
l.f.EE 81 Ell IL
Invitation a Ia valse, by Won Weber. ~ rH
Cioi.ier Waltz; by EnEeIbrecht- Ettw t.rgJs -
katlie Waltzes; by Lahizky. - 1..t 4, srr,s
RseoIlsction. or Strauss, beautiful collection walzes BY
Iiegar. tH
Dearest Mae; with variauons By Grobe. aoa
Oh! Susanna;
Rosa Lee; ="
Beboven VAIN Gle desir;' by Czemey.
Ills The last of summer BY Herr. ta
Dan Tucker BY Grobe. .
Dandy Jim, =" Nov 10
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7 KNOX WALKER win pr.~ssse i.~ 3. shs s-p-~~.<
u Court q States, md s<tcr< rcc.sson
clslrs .lrsr me government ADDS wsshisrsr. o. o :
Mar. 1o-n
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Gener.l Agency 81 Nashinxton, ID. Q.

. General Agency at Washington, ID. q. ~
QY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania
ID for claims the government the with Mer
the revolutionary the with Great Btan and the Flor
ida fasrt
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty urdW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
q .,f.t. sgs.l. 5ast.- p.
Paieni oee-The applications patents procuring models
drawings, will all their
General Post 0FeeA claims against the department will be
settlement Of conactors quarterly accounts Of
Della, Union, Advertiser,
vile Democrat ST. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press, viii publish
the amount OF $5 and send their bills 10 this odce accompanied
with paper. June a46
SPLENDID Carpetin9, Curtain Goods tse.The sub-cri
generally furnishing goods
they feel confident cannot be surpassed, equacd, BY other
house In the district They name tHfr
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry BRUSSELS
Royal Administer, English BRUSSELS ssrf
Imperial three ply, double super ingram.
Superhne ingram, hne and hoe do t t,At
Low-pficed all wool ngran, royal ,wiled venetians
Heavy oeots every widh which win be ai any
In CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines, neh figured de Ianes pi
Rich hgh-coored damnzks, rich UNION dainasks .t
Twilcd and plain eazhmereb
Buf daInask do
worssed damszks all eolors
Embroidered laced curtains; embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, BY the yard
TzsseIoops, gimps, bofderinss, bindings
Blind linens, all widths
Together with complete assortment OF table and piano covers
sheetnrs danask napkins and
towels dapers, MacIe- quilts bed banket,
&e an Of which just received are perfectly e-h and viii be %
Sep ii-~ssawswiT p. H. HooE co.
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he Indians and deilyerablc city Of New York Viz.
,3ttt "a fsi21 L3etA BfankstA - stsitiIf 'o iSlh7
goa pairs pon. whine Macknse hsuEs % ne..u,s "a n, ~
~. ..r as e y sss w ws S si s HSsa s,.
m s' blankets 70 m....r. . ~ $
800 ~ss ss sss ..s. Pound: y
~ s ass ..s s s1a measure 81 By Is
inches, and weigh three and qastef pounds
and ~sisa siss posn sss'1s measure = y :
100 ass' ss s sssss' s.us. m.... g y q
800 % aas Hsans sus 20 measure 60 BY
$50 ssss ssss s.als ). j
-, iles ~ and wels. y, pounds s.st
s ssd s sas s s poasd ssnss
go '' ss n : ssu s.s
800 p " S s .as n sss Msass
1000 yards scarlet s,rouds
500 yards blue s,roads
$50 yards fancy list cloth, green
loo yards gray lis cloh, blue
iss ;s .s :s ssss II. H s s,s . sss
s sss ss.a. .1 wsss s yssn !s ss
dozen s ss.sIa Sasss sssssssAs'
3 sssea q q e eS''Sn .Sswis
q g Dozen dozen s. s. s ss,,ss sa ss.,.
aS,OV0 yards domestic calico He t~f es@gtl3f s@t
$500 yards English and French calico
eaSs~0 :
5000 yards Georgia Stripes
4oo0 yards blue denins o6 erEf.
1905 yards domestic shnins, bleached
1000 yards domestic sheetins, unbsached 81
,S go s saai. v xss' a;a.. ss'1'
(, ~ Ss,as nA ann, assoi'ea CAB Et
tg sso as , sn,ls ,et argt #tt 9ss
400 pounds linen thread III
400 dozen spool COTTON Nos. Ito 20
., ~ pounds POUND sewing an
200 yards bed ticking
50 yard. sssi i, 80 .5,. ..#
aSo gross !, wo.st ie gathering
70 dozen ,s ss bark and bandana
i7so pound. brass kesass
Is nests ua se oiisoanpea keu,es. in mes,
% s s;s dozen o.. ANU butcher knives
Is gross squaw avis IS
's 8 s A. ss \; ~.
1900 ssS s ss.s,s: .,. ..ssl' s..o,,.a
70 70 dozen .e..ol., assorted
g dozen half ares, 20 weigh sf pound.
Srvie.isuraI Implements, te.
20 10 axe. axe. 20 weigh from ~ TO 81 pounds
80 s.ss sss. % weight ~sss pounds psssS.
a x t s1osa axes sn,v.. 70 ,,.,., IN .,.t,
90 .age:,n equal proportions Of TX i, \, and x inch
80 pair. ham, names ..,,,.
= ssana. bras istis.
t,s1 wecnnx noes
!, 70 s ssss cuts saws, Zee, In length
ios hand-ssw files
" " ~ ~ sn4ns, 10 weigh - pounds each
~ nmienofe esfus, %
planes 'os and jack
ss r.,. ,,,. ,.o ,s,s' :, ~s,.. n.., m,..,,, "A d,
che: iens q barrel and oas'i'd q isehs. 20 be de
srsa IN ms cry !" New ION" r"sae'p"'A' ~ may 'e
o. AZ me above muee Afe oePsed IN me smce OF me
u inaan M .e !.ops, ,sss us'
sar, me- W. and % ssuss quaint. as n. sess HERETOFORE r
Tue Proposal. may be divided into Our paris yi1'
4 S Rg ssss. !. include ..,,es,.r. ,mp... .e
any Ss Ss so according nc .sos. ss.,. inc depart
ss ..s TO ss ss d'''''' "''' '
Tbs wss. sesss sss, 20 :. .gp'sd % s gufeh.ss
van s .sGs ~ y, we lss s ~ s !" s.s
,ss.u,ss ohsr ss hsss % % rssaic At sm prices such
sooa. nay - 1900 s. ~ S o ps - ams,ss
%sss. q 70 s s ,sss. sss ssss su S.m.s sai
g .- q: Gs . . . NJ ~ o. .. ss ases &c
parry gorsas % -sg The Articles s % az a. ayges ss
Jar and cents which Ne they wn mfnssn mem N
s ie cs s INC ~ s. s, m ~. y y ss
quantity osssss ssis specified and
,ndns ne cost mailing en- .spss.s q ne Whole svees es.u
VINO y. e sss,ss q Q. o.
VIII ne srpss sshbed, made, and
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-. adT siga,s 4 r~g Lsis Navy AGENT.
New York Ohio Statesman, ohio; PhIads
phs ., va insert % the amount of>wo dollars and send by
a.s-F.r.1.nias D7y-aoods w.sssss..
s Sss: s
Cor % oh ssS ss s de-
g s s s sa "
lew. g yi ... so.,. IL; ~, ,to.,.S, R,,.... q.
~ peune s 3 "a ss.f q l'r'T I. ~
ssd an sssr m a %R iss near
81 70 DO iowpaeea Ingram s,r.slns, some !. ehs.pszs
sets new style tapestry ysnesi.n csipsns ~ 7s ana s
sets ~iIisd yene,i.s same r,d,l very Iek and cheap
sa d. &c y, ,.,,. ,o,a. "a 80. ... 80. Y.
and enbs % ma,sh DIE "a. |, 2. 60. u. !, y.
n menu. h1'''s' = =" "'s can 's'''''
worked nsd...a.. y,sss and ss..s q s..
q, s Ss he. s es ss. ssi rs HE T. o..
Tydies FOR chairs, Mnseiies and Drssden wietcovss
s'ssss s1ss, M e ''n'. v" map
s , s.%r .cs Ss.S Of floor o
J. xs.sa p 4 any ,os. .. q b.. % ods'
fs above soo = :od g ~ a.
Corssrofrsaa. y ma On q, Up s'.in-
Q. @-a..s.1s1s1 -. -. =,
sesen. would morn De psssse ssss ssy hsvs ~
ss ,, ' sale large and general .'~s' q s1'ss'' '"
M.ssany hal, md !. s RIM s ss 'S bureau.
Do rocking and p.as ehsir. q every ssssigic.
Do marble sp' s sss cossa ind and .lsss.
French sss:,s. md s, ss',ss chair. :s
Cane ..s sss az :s: sG. ;s s sssy ss
Az ~ . s VI sss:
700 dozen Ga. ,s n s g vss,o y s srss
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CEuERAI House Furnishing Dry Goods wsr>rcern.
IN CI.AgETT DODsON would most respectfully inform all
and intending
usd prepared their Or ne reception Of much
er,~rsvs s-ortcn Of Foods above line
iher,o seen in city. O. D. win be absent for few days
purpose ber purchases and would respectfully desire
Al. VINO nav he I'M want II fc prcier, and
ron wait neir return They wiz have IN
snperb Tapestry veive Tapestry Brussels, and Brus-eis
Three ply super6ne Inersin low priced DO TfrrhH
Dsss.-k t~iied and pain Venetian Carpefng
Tee with everything pretty and good which may be needed IN
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AE<nry % Inc Hook-PubtshfnR Houses IN fhe Unssed
TAYLOR MAURY, book-eIer and rtstoners, fennsyysna
rcnue Oh street, having formed connexions win the
principal book establishments o. me win supply ~ orders
~ rcou~ n~cclisneous school
hccA. n va. &c snse copies ne lowest puhicaon pices
Hch1s intuons, and individuals intending reiEn
books from e norhefn cc wouhse, ard
sspens> he. freight postage sc, w leaving their orders with
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washington city. July 2
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HENRY 9. FOOTE win hereafter practise in ths supren
Ii Court Of the United states. s $500 5000. M ~ 4,
Letters addressed him NAV direetsd either 70 jackson
Mssnsppi, ~ 10 this CITY. ytabf ssst July ~
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MR. A. DE vAuDRICoURr b~xs leave 20 inform shs
VI pubic and his friends having permanently located In Wash
intends devote h attention tuition Of The French,
Italian, and Spanish languages and sso cf The piano forte and dsw
branches. References the highest f>pcctsbil
VIII BE- ~ applying his residence ian between and
o. bsons Aesdemy Dsvss music ssfe, and
M. Ander-on's stationery store.
July i7~eodd q.
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THE undersigned having opened Office the Of wnders
building, opposite end Of the Navy Department. oIs
have business transactions with
the different departments Of ts eoyemen N ths settlement II
require the services Of egen o. for The
ZION o. claims pending before concss Hs long conneton with
the Navy Departments An dlscns1ng me anues Or On important
possibly enable him 70 render impotant servcs
ltslnl'1lA NN iffsN29 l VIM B. SCOTT, M
er s, -, s,s;.is - "a Lse Navy Agent,
Republican Argus Baltimore; Richmond Enquirer; Herald,
York Ohio Statesman, Ohio; and Pennsyvanan, Rmlade
phia; win the ofNwo dollars and send bill 70
Sept 29--6 r -e,' f'.tt ~ fttr ~ $500
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WANTED. daily. .s the baltimore Phii.asIphi. Ne

WANTED. daily nj tine Baltimore, Phtlade1phfa- New
York, Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commits.
wholesale and retail and other
spectacle business book keepers, saesmen pofie, bar
Keepers walters, farmers coacimen agents, b~ok and
agents. collectors mrntbe- OF &C. We
number Of good situations on hand which
from Those situations
Kind well call have agents In each
Cities which win enable place spcsn IN
suiabIe We acqusin
named cis, which uns win enable ~ 10
rive eutre saffacron who with call.
TAYLOR TAyMAN, No 50 Second street,
-.--s ~ IL fII.rN 1tf between south and Cay.
NIB Persons living par. Of c United State and wishing
obtnin ether of the above ce- VIII
immediately siiendsd 70 by sddrens N Inns
they viii curts both trouble and en-
en-e which they would coming The city and
seeking employment for themselves Addre..,
= '-T-I TI' TAYLoR TAYMAN,
No 80 Second street,
MAY a4-du s.f ffNf Baiunnore, ma
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QROWNp Esssnee 81 Jamaica eineer.-Jua received
sale by r. 3. PATTERSON.
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TUE subscriber sives eight his
Isy Boarding. School Young Lsdies, which he VIII be
happy daughters Of MEMBER of
seeking school recommended BY small numbers
and the comforts Of home, and BY ample means for
Parents unacquaiated Of school
spctay referred editor Of this paper Of whose
r. W. CUsHMAN
Indiana avenue, washington
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Professor Benjann r. woree-ssr teacher
arnoncr,phy during the several schools p uis
ev csosne- rive pvfvsse inuuction hs room, fMfs o.
% Penn svense, between On and I'm s reasonable
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NOT1CE-Ths ruicrbc beg leave 70 inform e citizens and
public generally u.t he hes jua smpoycd wctkmen ncs W.
<km and experience,
whleh messsr hs ksowisav and sence IN 'e bs'-
yesrx, essbles him win confidence inst Ne h
prepared m.rsetufs fine jswssy and ccy sst gems fver
he, sapcror chespr than Other esHhlhsm Known ~
rsqass'sd 10 leave their ORDER wih poussr xxywoxru
Penn. avenue, between On and ION sucen
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- -, THE steamer oscEoLA win, Sunday, the -
A<-H1c- september making week 20
= above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Retuuinf leaye Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock WI regularly Fcns and returning
Leonardiown, Md ST. Mas river Nd and Cone nvsf, Va
AZ landings fof Signals land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer o.ceoa WIN leave Tor Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk Friday O'Clock
D. m Passage and fare - 49,.
she tosche going and returning coc, ,ss ,ss :, re usual
sndinRs+ JAMES MiTChtLL,
sepW Iafsanslf II saf catFi ~. '.t.f Captain.
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0EHCY, WashissetonAThe snder<irned ss u The IN
rpcbn branch Of The Post oce Department one his serw
generally those Of
section uialy with mat his
does he for
for honesty, capacity, and ndelu, and
refers In Office % both parties, viii their hearty
Az o,ssss % sissd 70 business svey nssar-
received nod promptly depsfcbed.
= = - JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juiy f-dn isie Of Post once Department.
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CONTINUES prosecute revolutionary services In
ysd Ieyoluiionay hafpay and wdows pensions, and al
claims growing eut OF e~ea Of 1912 the with Mexico
HIS long service as clerk In the Treasury Department
recent and extensive experience agent enses him
WIN promptness and efficiency
and management His charges uniformly moderate IL cx
pecied thar correspondents viii pay postage. - @ s1gi
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IUsT RECEIVED, aree from me Island Of s. Thomas,
Annso-fn, Capt Dorry, lot Of finest
Thought this Market which VIII be up coup
and al VARIOUS modes Of cookery, and possible style
Al> from Norfok fresh
se hosh, Ac, he, al q which win be served up shoe.
o1-Fsmiiss served q usual. ffs h halagf,s 81 lgai
AaEis-d ~ $780, w. WALKER
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rOALf CoALi-The undersigned has snsat, ssA
W ~~srd daily supply Anksscits w1ch 4
posed ~ on reasonable terms, aiken cm ne vessel @ eesk
New Fisdpia caicfned
white sand, pssr., Csroina railing, hs hut lime BY
bb oreer various kinds Of lumber Or building
coses, cah
shou credits, a. his limited.
Also ofte brick
from die kn Of Mr. Tucker Of Alersndna Those
o. the above VIII please can and sec bsHse hey buy
4 Oct aAeo1wk inw6w r. ~ PEARSON, Agent
[fnseL and W. Newsl
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2a i4 ChoieraL Yrcatnaent and Prcventavc. isf
n AMATI,a ITALIAN iyRaPcTARIE PANACEA TON

UNIFIED DTATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE.
II HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD Nos ga 49, 2ss and 25s, Pearl street
Qetween Fulton street and Burning sipD New York, have
largest Of CLOTHING In Unitcd stzses
adapted all markets In The article Of Shirts and Drswc
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In fhe world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock sent by mail order promptly filed
LEWIS 4 HANfORD,s
~ ~ Nos asa, 254, 256, and a56 Pearl st., N. Y
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Of IN REwARD.-Ran AWAY from subscriber Lusy
Ql0V Page county Virginia. the 9th inst boy named Aaron
He black about feet inches high
look when spoken thick lips and
had when he len domestic kersy faded
The above reward Of $50 viii be given should ne be spehende
out Of the State, and 900 taken the State,
i.uray. sEtrn l4.f E ~ $50 o. sec ta
e company with spshuy yellow-boy, compiler
red hair and spoed face tall Aaron, bat heave
made. Both Of the above boys are good coopens
A No.. - -. -'..-,-''I- a VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
SenfQ Iurn Pare
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cAUTIos EXTRA.

MAN by the of RuEI CLAP engaged with young
n az The " q r. Townsend put
~ sasApaia which ihsy cali H. Townscnds saapaa, de-
nonnAting genuine, original lis doctor,
and never was bat was ofcy worker railroads, canals and
the kei yc be assumes the title of doctor o gaining
credit for what be not s ssBdns headed
quack An which he have sold The w for q
wtsk will =. Townsend 500 he produce one SIN
e solitary proof Of this THIS pubic
ceivsd, purchase ORIGINAL
JACOB ToWNsi,NDS sAnsAPARiIsLA having on II the old
doctors ikenc his family coat o arms, and signature
the coat of
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OssrrxP nARTON KEY win attend 10 any bn.sne..
bs nay nsu-sed WIN before me coars Of
ct ard WIN s'so attend 70 c prosecution Of claims before Con
-. s.d NJ Dspsrrnenn Once on street
wssmssres, Jub 10, 1875 .sis July l7-aswtf
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(,sEAr SCHOOL sooxs - svsry hs~s a r~ysss q
ss. saa copy sssis s.4 ps.s very 's~ pss-s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08
= or the Called DOMAIN
L h c p or.

Lone, lone is the state of the feeble and poor
No mouth whispers faith to the heart that !,
sad;
No hand carries fpod as TIE tdvuus - y-urr-5,
No eyes see their WANT, and no smiles make
them glad ..
The rich have their good good things in pal
ace a1d cot,
They rest on fine couehcs, and lay at their
ease,
WheLeXettbey re moving, in high life not
They rc earessed by all such ms londlc to
please.
They heed not the cry of the beggar, forlorn,
Who sit by the road side in sorrow and pain;
Perhaps if they hear, they II defer Till the morn
Sees h'm heart broke aud stretched a cold
corpse on the plain.
o pity the stricken, the poor of mankind,
And answerthc prayer we address TO the
Lord
o hear us, Almighty, and let not the blind
fsd biiNded for aye 60 the truth ofIKy word
Thou knowest their wants. and canst give them
tho will
To bless as thou blessest, and do as thou
dos {;
Thou knowcSt their weakness--givc strength
/, fulfill
= Love-service is bctter--far better than rust.
Submission is vain when the price is to die
OF want of the food rich neighbor ca n give.
o open the hearts of the wealthy; for why
Should selfishl esq b nd item in avurice to
livei II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08
Households in the Hungarian
A r my.

A rcccu' letter from the sr.i OF wnr ia
Hungary rlcSrriI"s iH considerable iletuil tho
formidable mXilinrirs the Magyar nrn,irs
hnre found ia the Wild population scattered
rior, particularly the torseherts, or lsu.Irrs,
Of the troops OF Wild horses oi tho plains, the
swihebnrds, aud fishermen. The first named
Of 'llesc are espccinlly dreaded 10y Austrian
Uonps.on account oi'the extraordinary weal.
ON they carry aud use with deidly xiii, w