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Notary PNbEtc 0nd Gswer0l Agfnf
Ofcs, No g. U,ion Bniings directly under the UnioH
Office, Washington, ID. O.,
TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
"A and the various departments of tho government Pen
and boantyand warrants particularly attended To-
Bountyand warrants purchased Sold The heirs ana
legal representatives Of the officers and crew Of John Ps
Joness squadron in l779, will find il be their nteres
apply to Mr. d., he having rolls of tho Bon Homms
Richard and Alliance, and tell glance cho are ana
tcho not entitled TO share in the Denmark prizes Pe
sons abroad who dese business be attended to by ME-
n retaining fee Of S.
Refer to the members of the 2sh and Both Consre"'
generally
Mari 8-ly (Intell
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| IN DOG-BREAIxInG, by Lieut. Col Hutchinson vol
" uine. London, lS4S
Observations Dog breaking, by w. Floyd, Gamekeep
er. (pamphet.) London, l845
Carpenters Anglers Assistant, volume. London 1913
Johnson's Shooters Preceptor volume. London.
The handbook OF Angling. by Ephemera, volume
London 1913.
The Anglers Handbook, one pocket volume London.
Colored engravngs. Price 81 cents.
The Spo nt. Cycopedia, volume, thick octave
London, l8l8
Miilss Sporsman's Library, volume. Edinburgh
The Horse and the Hound, their and treatment,
horsemanship, and horse dealing, by Nimrod volume
Edinburgh.
The Rod and the Gun, by Wison, l vol. Edinburgh
Just imported from London by r. TAYLOR. each with
numerous illustrations; also other works, English and
American, on the subjects will be found the ad'
vertser's. Feb ".
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tNOR SALE Oh RENT excsilent Inventory Brick
House, property OF Mrs. NJ. G. Meade. sale prefer
RED y is situated on street west, square ls3 very
short distance from the War and Navy Departments,
mandng an extensive of the Potomac and surround
ing country and well situated TO saubrity and society
contains eigh bed rooms two parors, two basement
os Clubhouse for servants Kitchen and basement celia
pump o. good water at the kitchen door bathroo for
FOR tesms apply 10 J. Mason IT, corner OF and i2th
streets. - - : - "
Feb. I4-3tl3@law
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VXTAvERLkY Noveis-complste In i've octave vol
w umes bound price So 30
Waverley Novels Boston edition in ~ volumes limo.
Wayerley Novels beautiful Paris edition. five volumes
large octave.
Waverley Novels, in five volumes unbound. com plete
for ~ So
MarlS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TIME Trndc, Galleries, and the Fossil Fuel
Of Great Britain, history and description vo ocsa-
vo. London
Dunn Ginning engineeD the Winning and Working Of
Collieres, Ventilation Statistics OF, &c. vol, London
1915, plans and engravings.
Dunn the Coal Trade OF the North of England and OF
Belgium, l vol, London.
Budge's Practical Miners Guide, vol, London.
Fcnwick's SubterTaneous Surveying, vol London.
Jacob on the Precious Metals, vos London.
The Of the Blowppe in Minerals Ores, Furnace
Products &C., by Professor Plancr, Assay the
Royal Feyberg Smelling Works, translated from the Ger
man, by Mushpratt OF the Gessen Laboratories with
preface, by Prof. Liebig. vol, London
Miche,s Manual Of Practical Assaying, vol London
| HaskePs Engineers Guide in Boring, vols, London.
Sifans Practical Tunnelling, vol; quarto London.
Leithar on Mineral Veins vol London.
Prefix to Davey's Copper Ore Tables, / vol. London
Rockies Geology Science, VOL London.
Chapmans Practical Mineraogy, vol London.
Tables Of Earthwok and Excavations by Kelley. Bash
forth, McNeil and others.
Trae de rExploitation des Mines par NJ. Oh. Combe
Ingeneur Chef DIES Mines, vols. and atlas, Paris 1871
Coufs 10 Service des OFFICERS d'Arlere dams lie For
ges npprouve par Minstre de la Guere, vol and atlas
Paris 1916. flIr.H
Just imported from Europe by f. TAYLOR.
On hand other works, English and American, on the
same class of subjects. Feb 2S
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A Card.

AMERICAN norkL, New York, Feb. "a, lS49
vXTILLIAM IACQUELIN TAYLOR, formerly OF Rich
w nond, Virginia, and late of the United States Hotel
in Washington, and Rathbuns Hotel, in New York,
this method OF informing his friends that he now en-
gagged at tho American Hotel, Broadway, corner of
Barclay street, where No will be most happy them
promising every attention In his power their sy
in New York as agreeable ~ possible.
Feb 27--o6tcln
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y PARKER would particularly call the attention Of
-. who shave themselves his dressing tor
sops which certainly supersedes necessity for the
oithe hone have hundreds OF citizens to testify to tue
OF the -sop dressing il it does not restore the
dulest fine smooth edge charge will be made
few good and strop and lot OF excellent shaving
soap For sale low s. PARkERS :
Periumery and fancy store, near Blackwell's Hotel
Oct 22-u
From the National ntellgeacer
SHAvINa-Al who wish the luxury of easy and clean
1--WE Of the beaId recommended to call at
s. Parkers fancy the avenue and obtain supply
of his razor-strop powder, and OF Vroom Fowers
MUM military shaving both of which have been lest
cd and found superior similar articles ever before
tried The gentleman who tried them says he has not.
shaved comfortably in thirty years
From tho Saturday Evening News
EASY SHAvING.-It will be by reference to Selby
Parkes ADVERTISEMENT that the razorsop powder there
referred is strongly recommended in the National
Inegcncer by gentleman who has proved It's virtue and
value respected citizen, who called upon yesterday
that he has tested the razofsrop powder, and
found it to be worthy of the strongest recommendation
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College OF st. james,
Washington County Maryland.
INhe second opens Monday, March students
Il may be admitted any time the coiiegs or into
the grammar school either to pursue tue m collegiate
ofciassca and scientific studies, partial
in mercantile class, receiving special preparation for
the counting and general business Application for
the admission of pupils further Information TO be
made to JOHN Is. kERFOOT
Rector, &C. College Of ST. James p. o., Maryland.
Feb. X-2aw4w ,t
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nnG leuS, there Litsls; by the aashOr OF
Peep OF Day." nc. New supply of Eamartine's
Raphael Just received at TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
mar ID Bookstore, near 9th street.
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WnNA sand. calcined piaster, New York cement
yust received 100 bushels first quality white sand 80
casks large slze) best quality calcined plaster
-" f'NV W" AoiA 70
On hand, 800 cedar posts, with paIiops Of variou.
engths, and various kinds oil lumber sabc for buidinp
purposes 'N"''0 io D'iA"i"s
Which will all be sold reasonable term, for ca ali q, n,
ppnctua customers. '"' 'oi eaSu VI 10
lhoso indebted to The undersigned by open account win
please call aud SETTLE my past business mus, be % III
L. M. PEARSON
- 49, Lumber yard, 7tl street, near the Canal
Mar I5-co3t , '' VIZ O"iia
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T KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the su-
-. pfeme Court OF the United States, asd attend the
I5o9 uiion OF claims against the government Address
Washington, ID. G.
Ma loft
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; BY order:
l.. CmEvEs MANLY, Sec to Board.
Mar l0--tds
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&CiooL foohs.-A general assortment of SrhooI
elsewhere in the Dstrict, Po' as
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music aud Fancy Store
Pa av between llth a. l2h streets
Feb I5-6 '
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DISPATCH,
SATURDAY EVENING, OCr. l3, lS49

SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. l3, lc49-
WHrsKY-The demand has been fair to-day
and there is a further Geciine in prices Of about
lc. Sales Of %, 10, l3, l6, ~, 2s, ii, aud l9
bbls from river. and 81 do from store at 2Oc: 26
do from wagon at 20ic, and 25 from do at 20lc
CRocERIEs--Sales OF 100 bags fair n . Rio
Coffee at 9Ac; 25 do 60 at 9tc, cash; 100 do fair
do, and 50 do inferior at 9ic, and 50 do fair dc
at l0lc. 60 days; and l5 bxs White Havana Su-
gar at 9ic.
CHEEsE-A sale Of 200 bxs at &c.
LiNsEED OLA sale Of 20 bbs from canal al
Sic.
MAckEREL-A sale of 25 bbls No 3 at 81, 90.
ToBAcCo-Sales of 81 bxs Va SIS at l4ic, and
- do Va. do inferior at ii &c, and 80 kegs twis,
at &c.
LEAp-Sale Of so pigs at Sc.
FLors AND GRAIS-The supplies continue
light, and market consequently quiet. The on
ly sales heard Of to-day were 90 bbls new and
old at 81 60 q l,9O; so do old at 500; 200 do old
at 4.57. Wheat sells at Is 90c for new, and
100 q lose for old. Other grains are unchanged
PRovisIoxs-There have been no sales hoard
Of since our report of yesterday, though there
ssens 70 b considerable enquiry.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
FlRE!-NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 8.

Five steamboats, were burned at The
landing. yesterday afternoon. The fire
broke out on board the Falcon. and ex-
tended 10 the Illinois, Marshal Eev. North
America and Aaron Hart. The Falcon
was a new boat. bull: at Louisville, and
insured for twenty thousand dollars The
Marshal Ney had a valuable cargo o.
goods. forwarding for the West, among
which was 1000 hhds sugar Loss eighty
thousand dollars-bclieved insured. The
Illinois was partially insured. The Aaron
Hart had valuable cargo. which. with
the boat was consumed--owned in Gin
cinnati. and valued at twenty-five thou
sand dollars The total value Of the
freight consumed is about quarter Of a
million of dollars
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
2NsMNy-ASNN ANSy,,
OR STOLE

TsNUE undersigned either Lost his Pocket
4 BOOK, 1t distracted from has pock l.
in Richmond, on Saturday last. II was large
calf-skIn Book, considerably woTu-ihe strap
for fastening is Irok oif-tii-re either nine
or fourteen Dollars ia paper money, and three
notes Of hand, in it--one on Wrn. Mitchell for
Slht, with two credits on the haCk--o for { %
and the other $40. The other two were on
Jnmes Neal, ONE OF which. calling for $500 pay
able to Mrs LYDIA & CIsi--one calling for $50
pay able 20 the uHa ersg0ed and due the eth d ay
Of November next. There were either t.ro SIS
one--the undcrs gned is net sure which, a 50
and 81 bill. There are. also, three redeemed d
notes OF hand, gwen in favor of Alvin Vest
amounting ia all TO S@,3ik Also, an article OF
agreement, between the und- rsigned and John
EaingfieId, for a lot sold TO said Edinpfieif in
the town Of Warren. Huntington county, Ind =,
calling for si0J-a credit of $50 the back. -
Five redeemed notes of hand, in favor Of Ed
ward l.. Frost, given by John T. Graft-tie prin-
cipai note calling for SI,lG0-three for 800
rach and one SO. besides several other notes
an. receipts, valuable only to the snbsc rbe r.
4 reward OF So sl.i he gwen for the return of
sal: Pocket Book aud contents, to the owner at
his resieesce p miles east Of Richmond; or If
LETT eitHer at Dani. Wards Grocery Store or the
fsi!acjutn t5fI1c@. JACOB CRIST.
HIcf.rIoHa, oct l., Ic49- 43-3t
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
THAT CIRCUS!

0rWill exhibit at RICHMOND. on
Saturday next, October Goth. Perform
ance at g o'clock, p. NJ, and at in the
evening. Go---you who feel like it. II
you don't see the Elephant you will see
Crane 4 CO..
GJToMArO VINES, it is said. taken up
before frosted. put in pots. treated as house
plants, and set out in the Spring. will 0ear
earlier and richer fruit for several sue
cessive years. Try the experiment.
CoNNUBIAL CoMPLIMENT.-Old Squire
B was elected Judge of the Inferior
Court Of some county in Georgia. When
he went home his delighted wife exclaim-
ed-"Now, my dear. you are Judge. what
am I!' "The same darn'd old fool you
alters was" was the tart reply y.-N. y ork
Spirit Of the Times.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
PROCEEDINGS

of a Conrention for the purpose OF
forming an Annuai convention Of tie
.1lechanics Mutual Projections for the
State Of Indiana.
In accordance with the call of the
Grand Installator. the Delegates from the
different Projections in the State. represen-
ted. assembled a. Lafayette on Tuesday.
o5th September, l349. Bro. W. Ii. " it'll
ers. Grand Installator. was called to the
Chair. and Bro. VIM. l.. VI oods appointed
Secretary. and those officers also consti-
tuted a committee on credentials. Upon
a call of the several Projections, the fol-
lowing delegates presented their creden-
tals and were admitted as members OF the
Convention.
No. 1. Fort Wayne-W- II. Withers.
Printer; A. c. ProbaSco, Taylor; I. p.
Anderson. Cordwainer.
No ,. Logansport-J. II. NJ MINI.
Millrigh,.
No. 8. Lafayet,e-Robt Hine, Coach
Maker: W. J. Burns, Printer; John Lilly.
Saddler.
No. 4. Ricnmond-Not represented.
No. ). Cenreville-W l.. W oods
Painter.
No. g. Hagerstown-No represented.
No :. Indianapolis--S Delzelle. Book
Binder.
No. s. Rushville-Not represented.
No. g. ConnersvVe-Not represented.
No 10. Bloomington-J. NJ. NJ Sew
ard. Mechinist.
On motion it was.
Reso7red. That each Protection here
be entitled to three votes in all the busl-
ness transactions OF the Convention.
4 motion TO appoint committee of 3
TO draft a Constitution for the government
of the State Convention. was adopted by
consent. and w J Burns of Lafayette.
w. II. Wi,hers of Fort Wayne and W.
L. Woods of Centrevlle. were selected
said committee: said report TO be submit
ted 20 the proper officer of the Grand Con-
vention OF the United States. and if ap-
proved, submitted to the Annual Conven-
ton for the State of Indiana for adoption.
On motion Of Bother Delzelle.
ResoIred. That the first Annual con-
vention for the State of Indiana convene
at indianapolis on the 4th Wednesday in
May. 1880.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
again at o'clock. P. NJ.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
CID THINGS MADE new!
A39o1I 9AE"A-a
Rcpairer of Umbrellas. Pnrus0l<
Locks. Keys. dc. &c.

AS established himself IN Richmond and
1 d is prepared to repair Umbrellas. ParasoI-
-haaes, Ivory ans, put Slides in Candle sticks,
menf Shutters, set Glasses in and otherwise re-
pair Spectacies, repair Gold Rings, Silver Spoons,
and every thing in that line.
tie also manufactures Keys and has now on
hand large quantity OF odd Keys of all sizes.
He keeps for sale stout Whaie-bone, suitable
for using in Ladies' Dresses.
He will also sharpen Scissors. Knives, &c. :,
and set Razors.
Old Silver, Copper. Brass. Pewter, Lead, Rags
and Umbrella Frames, Will be iaken in excha n ge
for work.
His shop is on Pearl street, few doors South
of " III, aud directly opposite where the old
Market House stood All persons who have
Locks out Of oroer. or have lost broken their
Keys, can have them repaired Immediately, or
get KEYS to TT them by taking off the Locks
and bringing them to his shop. Those vi fishing
any WORK cone IN his line respectfully Invi-
ted to give him a call. His terms will be reas-
onabie.
Richmond, Oct. Is, I.io. a3:3mo pd 81
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

NODe W VCuuc4s~"A 1pp0tnfH<n not M 10 adoe
been nade''-The boundary Line.
GA correspondent OF the n. Q. Del
ia. writing from San Diego says: mo sort
Of preparation has been made by Colonel
Weller, the American Commissioner, to
provide for carrying out the purposes for
which he was appointed. The civil corps
Of surveyors, engineers, computers. at
taches. and conditional employees which
he has with him number nearly forty. and
no provision whatever has been made for
their employment on any useful work con-
nected with running the line. The prin-
cipals will be engaged at this point, but no
means have been adopted to procure
transportation for them, should il be tho,
expedien, to carry the line through by &C.
,ual survey from here 10 the head-waters
Of the Gila. But you may rely upon it
tina. will not be attempted-and if the ex.
pediion to the mouth Of the Gila be sue
cessful, that is as much as can possibly be
expected The head Of this Commission
should have been scientific and military
man also, and Of great energy, as an ex
pedition Of this character, through new
country so barren Of resources as this is
is one Of the most serious moment"
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

On motion Of Bro Delzelle. the Con-
vention proceeded 10 the election of Off
GERS to serve during the sitting Of the next
State Convention. anil until the election
and installation OF their successors. which
resulted as follows:
A. S. p Robert Hine. of Lafayette.
G. J. p. VIM. l.. W Gods, OF Centre
Vile.
G. T. \. c Probasco, ofF, Wayne.
G L. Sam1. Delz lie. Of indianapolis
G l. s. j. Il Seward. Of bloomington
1t was unanimously agreed that Bro.
Wi,hers should continue as eur Grand In
s,allator for the same length Of time ofihe
Officers elect.
On motion.
Rcsolred. That each Protection forward
10 the Grand Treasurer Of indianapolis
the sum Of $500 10 pay the Charter Zee
and necessary expense. and their re>pec-
tive accounts TO be credited with the amount
on the books of the Treasurer
Hescired. That the Secretary of this
Convention be a committee - have the
proceeding published in the " abash Atlas
and that the different papers in the State
friendly to the cause. are respectfully re-
quested 10 copy the same.
On motion the Convention adjourned
W. H. WlTHERS, Pres't.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

NARRIFD-0n Thursday. lltt inst. AT the
Huntington House, hv Rev. r. +. Monfort, Dr.
JAMES l.. LEwIs 10 Mss ELIZABETH SEANY, all
Of Randolph coaaiy-
Married in Cincinnati. on Thursday
evening. Sept 9th the Rev. FRAClS \.
CON WELL. OF Laurel. Indiana. TO Mrs.
STROW BR lDGE.. of the former place.
The next dav afte, their marriage il is
understood the happy pair took the cars
Tor pleasure visit 10 Canada. with the
Intention OF going to Deleware before their
return.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
The only way 10 bepermanently safe il

The only way 10 bepermanently safe is
10 be habi,ually honest.
A mountain is made up Of atoms, and
friendship of little matters. and if the at
oins bold not together. the mountain IS
crumbei into dust,
Halt the mobiles, passages in poetry are
tru>ms. but these trui>ms are the great
truths of humanity: and he is the true po-
et who draws them from their fountains
in elemental purity and gives us 10 drink.
Our safety as eu,osists lies among our
concentrations OF the dead.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
torIhe Palladium.

For The Palladium.
Lines ,-riftea on Tie arafh of BENJAMIN s. son
Of Join and Sara. Nl', aged 10 months.
saw an infant. sweet and fair,
4 bright AMI lovely boy.
y mothers treasure, rich and rare,
a flther's prize anu Joy
| came II rnoru-hIs cheek was pale,
But slil his eye bright;
And then. thought upon the wa,,
That all our hopes would blight.
Disease had marked him for her own,
Death claimed him for his prey,
The dart 50 suFe., had been thrown,
lis course we could not stay
We watched his stitf'.rngs here below,
We tried TO soo,he his pain;
But naught coniI mitigate his woe,
Orcool his ley-red brain.
At last there came an hour Of gloom,
But of dark despair,
The parents stool beside the tomb,
To lay their infant there.
They gricved To lay their darling there,
Beneath the drcary sod;
But still in faith and humble prayer.
They bowed to kiss the rod.
Then let the monster DO his best
To burst the bonds of love,
The hody's in the grave al rest,
The soul at rest above.
Thus thrice I've seen "A lovely child,
That woye around my heart
The cords of friendship. strong, tho mild;
than a., 4, ff,.t,, rpust mart
\ nj then I've thought, twas wrong for me
To fix my heart on aught below,
That could either hear see,-
Loves ioys were no, for me 10 know.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

@The Rev. Thomas NJ. Sinex, says
the New Albany Bulletin. has been elect
ed Professor Of Greek Language and
Literature in the Indiana Asbury Univer-
sity. 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Prof Mutt. Mr.. Sinex i. a
graduate Of the University. and is well
qualified to fill the station 10 which he has
heen appointed.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

CoRREcT EsTIHATE.-The editor Of the
Lawrenceburgh Register has reduced the
price of his paper 10 One Dollar per an
mum. There are several more papers in
our State that should be reduced 10 tina,
price. 1t is extortion for them - ask more
than that We wish all would bring tae
price of their papers down to the.r real
value; the world would then know how
editors estimated their own labors. Dol
lar papers are generally made up Of Sec
ond hand matter----old and ms ipid--- just
fit for poor people--not the poor in purse.
but the poor in spirit. We expect TO put
labor enough on our paper 70 make ii
worth two dollars. When, however. we
become indolent, and still retain our hon
est principles. We may print a paper no,
worth more than a dollar. We can do SO
very easily. l, is done just as easy as a
farmer can raise plenty Of blackberries.
1t requires but little work.
.Broak1aIe American.
'Them's' our sentiments. Bro. Clark
son. exactly. We wouldnt pr.n; paper
for less than two dollars.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

L. NJ. Enderhill of W Woicott. New York. sta,es
that the article known DR. G.. e. Vaughn 5
Vegetable Li:hontripiIc Mixture, the Great
American Remedy, sells in larger quantities.
ana gives better satisfaction in has section Of the
country th.n any other medicine in the line
Those who 1--we in the vicinity of w olcott will
do well to look over the ertlsement Of DIR.
N4ughn's Great American Remedy the Lnhoa-
triptc Mixture. This medicine is good one,
possessing property never before possessed by
medicine, healing all kinds Of complaints and
cannot he taken IN any case without relief fol-
lowing. See our columns. read the Agent :
names under the advertisement, call and ask for
pamphlet.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

CrrFrom the annual report OF the treas
urer of the y orth Indiana conference Mis-
sionary Society. we learn that the amount
collected in northern Indiana for missions.
during the last year. was s2,l32 H.
This is doing pretty we'll for one denom-
nation. when we take into consideration
the heathenism which some good people
would persuade Us a0ounds IN that part Of
the State
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
THE PALLADIUM.
wEDN NEsD.y. OCTOBER II. sss0.


WAsnINGroNIAN MEETING AT the last
meeting Of the Society, in this city, a
resolution passed making it the duty Of
members 10 hand the names Of those who
violate the pledge, TO the President, who
is 10 report the same 10 the Society, so
that they may be properly dealt with
This is all right, and good will result from
the exposure of few Of the young gen.
iiemen, WING have beer in the habit oi
signing the pledge every time it was pre-
sented 70 them, and violating it as soon as
they could get from the Hall to one of the
drunkcries. vulgarly called 'family groce
ricsr" which, unfortunately for the youth
and Richmond. are stll suffered to exist
Those who sign the Pledge should do Sc
with the intention Of abiding faithfully by
their pledged HoNoR-not TO make it {
cloak under which to act the hypocrite.
6IThe ashingtonians meet again OF
Monday evening next. An Address viii
be delivered by o. =. MoRToN. Esq, 0
Cenireville. The public, generally. ar
invited to attend.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

Farmers will rejoice to know that at last III :,
procure an article which they may de pc nd
upon at all times in curing the various aime mt.
Of cattle. such swecny, stiff complaint, dis
temper, gals, wounds, sprans, mange, farcy
partial blindness. eyes, laneness from
sprains, loss of the Joint water, or contracted
cords &c. &c. The article referred 10 Is II
G.. Tarreli's Arabian Lnimeni, the best nedi
cine ever discovered both for man or beast. See
advertise nlent.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
CONVENTION HALL.

1t CLOCK, T. VI.
The Convention met and committee
consisting of Brothers Wither.. Burns.
M'Minn, Delzeile and Seward were ap-
pointed TO prepare and report at the meet
ing Of the State Convention constitution
for the uniform government Of the several
Subordinate Projections in the State Of
indiana.