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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
The Failing Of Table Rock.

The Buffalo Daily AIoertisrr Of 9th inst
lives the following account Of the falling of Ia
ble Rock at Niagara Falls.
This Rock, 30 memorable in the Guide Book :
10 the Falls, fell, with a creme ndous crash,
(which shook all the "r-gon round about on
Saturday afternoon. The portion that fell was
from $50 10 300 feet long and from 80 TO 20 feet
broad, making an Irregular semi-circie, the gem
Lerai conformation Of which is probably well re-
IneubereO by those who have bee the spot
II was the favorIte point for observation. The
{noise occasion~d by the crash heard al the
Distance Of three miles. though many in the VII
| lage the American side heard nothing OF IL
1 II was very fortunate circumstance that the
event took piac. at Dime time when most OF
The visitors where at The Hotels. No lives were
lost. carriage from which the horses had
was seated inside. lie felt the rock giving away,
aud had barely time 10 get out and rush TO the
ledge that did not fail before the whole immense
(nass fell
A g-ntleman-M Mr.. Moshier one Of the own
sers Of the Empire State--w It'll ii lady and the
FED falling a mass, which Mr.. VI. judged 10
weigh about a ton came down, when the deem
led IT prudent To retire They had scarcely bee u
out two minutes before the whole prec pr
tai-d into the chasn below.
There has been = seam opening for Some time
past, and gradually widening. indicating the fall
before the lapse Of very long periof. This
gradual falling Of the rocks tends strongly 10
confirm the theory that the Cataract has "wort
4 cd rs way up from the mountain ridge AZ Lew
stown 10 its present location. Aud II may be
that III educ course Of tim i viii he found IL
the foot Of Lake Erie With III. ..procres~'
that il has made within our recollection, how
fever. u ~il BE- time first and our hopes 81
living TO see such contamination are not over
strong.
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FIR ESIl 4 Il fSIV


1--WE have lust received a fresh lot of Blue
w Black. Brown and Green Cloths: some
entirely new style Cas>imeres- Gun Velvet
Satin Ribbed. silk and Fancy Eestinc>: which
I'VE Will make to order at the shortest notice and
Warrant satisfaction. Also. good assortment
lof Clothing ready made. and everything else
THAT III the habit OF wearing. kept TO :
|commotate the customer at moments tcgraiag
Lamps...We have also received another
lot OF Gas Lamps, also. Lard Lamps. one set OF
Espl-u4ii Gerandoies. Lamp Chimney., Globes
land " lcks.
| May -. 1850. 6-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

u,LisBoRcrcH AND CfvciHNArf RAILROAD
The City Council at its session yesterd ay after
noon. passed an ordnance authorizing loan Of
$780, 900 Of city bonds TO the Hilshorongh anc
Cincinnati Railroad Company 900 TO he
advanced now. and the residue to be paid. TO-
waeds the purchase of iron. whenever the grad
ing and superstructure Of the entire road shall
DO 6aished from Hilisborough TO Obanion.-
This secures the completion of The work. and
brings within few hours Of Cincinnati one OF
the finest agricultural districts Of the State.
Our good natured friends Of the Scoto Ga
fvtts wil please take notice Of this fact. Push
oct your lines now. gentlemen. east towards
Helprc. and west towards H,llsborough, and
cease finding faul, with your ne,ghbors-
Gin. Gcssfte
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
hos WELLS,
GALLERY
OF LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.

- no@ permanently established 10 Richmond
4 and opened with genuine full size EoigtIan-
4 der Instrument, winch affords decided advan-
Stage over the common Instrument.
! Heretofore serious obstacle has presented
f's"lf TO The production Of perfect ik-nesses IN
regard to getting dark rich drapery-a flesh tone
Ito the ftce-perf-ct eyes, and white bosom
I aud collar. Mr.. Boswell is happy 10 state that
i bv the new discovery made by his Brother in
] Dagu-rreo,yping in the Sonth,) this difficulty
! has disappeared. Having had nearly six wears
constant practice, and regularly corresponding
with the most celebrated operator IN the South
Nr. Boswell pledges himself TO make 5 perfect
a likeness AT any time can be presented TO
{ hm from any Gallery in the United States An
idea has prevailed that i'll time these pictures
" Guild fade, but this erroneous impression has
been entirely removed by the celebrated DR.
aradv, Of London, and other eminent Chem
FISTS Of this country, who give it as their opinion
& that Dagn-rreotype Picture coated with a So
luton of gold, i'll stand for any length of time
and when the public informed that no re-
1 spec table operator Will let picture 20 without
3ihs guiding, they are perfectly SAFE. The pic
| ture should be taken on silver plate, che emf
Scally prepared TO receive the impression, and If
:, the Camera te n good one, the image Of the sit
Her " i'll be thrown on the plate with IA fidelity
THAT no artist, however skiliiul can initiate.
80, - hat wonid not give for such . rnemori-
| Al Of my frend.' j. an exclamation which now
Hoses half ITS f"tcc, and none but the culp-
no barrier TO the most humble obtaining a boon
so desirable and consolatory.
Taken separately or IN groups. Sick persons
Tor Corpse, punctualiy attended to All kinds
,of pictures copied IN the neat.st STYLE Pic
[tures put up in Frames. Cases, Lockets. Breast
pins Finger Rings, and perfect lik.ne-se>
land entire satisfaction given before any charge.
lis made.
Persons who have imperfect Dagnerreotvpe
pictures, can have th"In exchanged at d mode
rate price.
Instructions given in the art. and every thing
connected with the business furnished on reason.
1ble terms.
The new and unequalled process Of cleaning
and hufling plates. greatly ihcitit.s the busi
ness and enables ordinary child 10 perform
that part successfully.
Ladies aud gentlemen respectfully invited
to call and examine specimens.
Sy Room West Nam street, opposite w
Cheeseman's.
Operating hours from O'Clock A. NJ. until
) o'clock +. NJ, in kind of weather
j X. BOSW ELL, Artist.
Richmond, July 3. 1850. .Stf
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Family Grocery sasssi Provision
ST a n a.,

y Nttt. nuUer~tg ned respectfully informs TIE
people II ihr city of kichu,ond AMI sur
rounding country, that he has opened the above
business IA
.r,RR's ROW. No. 80. MAIN STREET.
HIS stock consists. IN part, of Noiasses; Loaf,
= rushed and Brown Sugars; Young Tyson.
ImprrlIl, Guu- Powder aud Black Ieas--froup
3. crnts to IL L To; RIO aud Free Labor tei-
I lee; Chocolate; ground aud un- ground Pepper.
Aitspier. G innatuon and Cloves; Ginger. Nut
mrpS w ludlow Glass; Starch, Sarrntus. Rice
Lard. chewing and smoking Tobacco. Cigars.
s~uuF, Vinegar. So4p, Candies, Indigo. shoe aud
scrub Brushes, Coraagr. Fish, " ash Boards.
Burkci~ ChurnS and Baskets; Hrooms, Wood-
Saws. ~hovel>. Pitch Forks iIatchets. Pocket
kujVrs aud a variety OF Fancy Notions. Canal"
sWek. Batting, E.rtheu, stone, yellow aud
salt. Raisins, Figs. Powder. Lead, Shot, Glass
IatS Salts, Drrd Beef. Peaches aud Apples,
/ Bacou Candies. Cheese, Crackers. Cakes, Nc
salt, Cheese Teas, Pepper, Aii-pte., C,n
Suamon, Starch and Candy, at wholesale,
lie ~ prepared TO furnish has customers with
ECROCEkIiS. on coon TERMS; aud will sell
any tiiug IA his line CHEAP for C,sn appre-
we'd Cou~rRY rRopreE. reasonable price " ~
be gwen all available Produce.
/ lIouR. CoRx- Mai, CoRN, oars. cwouNs
FfFr, ArrLEs, for.roEs and other vegetables.
are kept for sale at NJ. 80!
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond. 9th mo. 26th. 1850. i.',f
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For the Palladium.
Lines on Receiving q Present Of Hnrp
wrought IN Needle. work, from a Friend.
BY U. THoMAs.
My thanks, cDdeared friend. are thine,
For what thou didst b-stow,
Aud spotlessIy on n'emory's shrine
II shall forever glow;
BY hands unfricndIy unprofnned.
F.stee med, beloved by me.
II shaH Tovspsr he retained.
A sacred gift from thee
The Harp Of Erin's em'ral isle.
That loved and favored Tyre.
Whose strains Of yore, did care begnile,
AND fondest love inspire;
WAS not TO Erin'- sons more dear
Than is thy gift to me
Oh. who could keep and not revere.
gift from one like thee.
In distant lands should I soJourn.
Thy Harp beloved ri bear.
That whercsoe'er my footsteps turn.
I may behold thee there,
And when tho sun Of life declines
On deaths cblivious sea,
Ny thoughts-whiie yet its radiance shines.
Shall dpsH eith Heaucn and hee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
TAILOKING.

TNH undo rssned would inform their friend
Il and the public generally, that they ars
pre- pared 10 make up all kinds OF garments in
THE Tailoring line. either furnish the u.ateri
ais or PERSONS furnish their materials; anc
being now possession of Cenio c. SCOTS
Spring & Summer Fashions, and having the bes
|of workmeu in their employ, thew feel conf
dent that they cannot fail to please all wht
Imay favor them with their work
| ISHoP one door West of Nioan's Kof.l n
FARQUHAR i VICkEKS
Richmond, May /, 1850 29-st
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Sash. sash.

WE have Just received a lot of Windows
w Sash. manufactured by Lighter & Co
baush, of Hamilton. Ohio. We Will furnish Il
oraer all kinds and sizes of Window Shutter
and Blinds. made Of the best seasoned pine, war
ranted Call and examine
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond, la
Dec 10 Is4a. 33-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
An OIL MILL For Sale.

IT WILL SELL. my Oil Mill. situated on New
II mans creek, two miles north of Richmond
IL has ali the machinery, such HydTauiic
press, &c, necessary for making Linsced O:l-
1t wji BE- sold either with or without the oil
chnery, easy terms. Apply at my drug
store. JOS HOW Ellis, j.
Richnond, Ind May 22ni. 1880 22tf
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rtora. March 20, I~l1.


y they are IA circuiatton The trn" and onl y
'ce nuine H. G.. Fnrel's Arabian iuim,nt al
WAYS reads wtih the II. g. his initials. hefor,
i4treti'~. II 6. farrell'> Arabian l.lniurnt.i
land hi~ Signature IS also III" label 81 the hot
tile. aud tilr-, words hluNn ~ the uiis~ bot
.ilr. II. {. Iarrrli'S Arabian l.luim"ut Peoria.
Do not touch ANY other, aud look we'll before
y gu purchase, or you " III ge, imposed upon.
Manufactured ONLY by II. 6 Farrell, solo IN
,Vrutur amt proprietor. aud wholesale druggist.
Is .. l. Man street. feotia. liz: to whom all
communications must ilt. AID fr~~,td.
Principal Office, y. w corner ~ -ih and 4 ac~
streets. fhiiar,.iptia. ani for silc who~ittr aud
retafi. by IRWIN REED. II, NHn street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, Indiana.
Pee. -. I'll -. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
From the Ohio State Journal
Equal Rights"

"Be il yours like the ivy that oIlngs to the oak.
To its 6rmness a grace and beauty to lend;
Be u ours ~ success or ndve rsity's stroke,
To cherish, aud she liter, and cheer and de fond
Uniwino not your tendrils-forsake not your
trust,
Lest our venture be wi,hered while YOU trail
In dust" D'm,fy.
Stretching upward with beauty and strength
10 the sky,
still sharing ~ equals all change. Of weather,
The dow and the sun-hine-or bolt from OH
high.
Bot who ever heard the oak say to the vine.
Thus far, and 10 farther thy tendril shall Irvine
And who docs not know that the vine and the
Arc the pride Of tho forest wherever they
when tho branches comm,ngIc. SO peerless, ana
free.
Th., you scarcely can tel, which ia oak or
which vine.
Expanding. ~nI.rgng, unmnr'd by control.
A beautiful, grand. and harmonious whole.
Talk We Of untwininC; il never can ba-
Jehovah may wi,hrr the vine in its pride,
hut the ndrils tho de adj vii! still cling thr
tree,
For a union so perfect zen death can't divide
Tho the storm king should hurl the proud oak
TO the ground.
The vine will stiIl .hroud il with ertlure round
But alas. for the vine and its terrible fate.
When IL chance 'rr some frat weed its ten
drills TO throw.
And finds. as il often times does, whcn too late
II must hold up its prop or be dragged down to
woe.
Oh: the hand Of the poet ne'er swept DER the
string.
To breathe forth tho fate Of 80 wrctched thing.
ERsScrs (,,cr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
Pure God Liver OIL.

A superior lot Of pure. whit Cod Liver oil
~ This article is now coming into verv gen
eral among the y, ctors for Consumption
and diseases Of the lungs. and from the report
we learn II is doing great GOOD. 1t to be la
at HoweIs 81 Cos Drug Store.
July e. so. 0S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

hTCHNOND, IND1NNA.
I1UVHE =uh=c riber wishes to call tn. attention
Il of the travelling public TO the fac, that hs
|stIll occupies his old Stand.
(rHE NATlON AL.)
THAT he has put the House. as we'll as the whole
Icsta bishmeut, in first rate order for the accom-
probation OF the travelling public with the deter
|miuation that he Will not be outcome in the
west for Kind aud close attention to those tina
may favor him with a call. No pains shall b.
Spared for the comfort and enjoyment of HI:
|gueSfs.--fn short. he Is determined to keep
good and orderly house. and make every per
Son that calls him at home. His charge shall
|be low IA any house of the kind in the west
mo ma shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
Ter to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors
he hopes to be sustained hv his old friends and
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re
|ceived. and in his humble way shall be returned
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond Nav Q. 1850. 43-'45tf
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lot Of Paint and Varuish Brushes of all 81
zcs and numbers; also. Sash Tools Of all sizes
hair, shoe, stove. and scrub Brushes. &c, &c
4 also. Flesh Brushes superio, article, at
March Is. HOWELLS' Drug Store
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! s-si.s aaia.E E.E;,5EOEs SALE.

y SHALL. oifrr the 2.th 90 the 1:h NO.
3 July II public SALE, on tn" premises. -
''uIi-s north Of Richmond. on the old For
WAYNE Z ot,t, 4 arTr~ Of Land, belonging ia
til" heirs 81 the lat" francis SWAIN. decreased
! here j. b-t,v.-n 81 aud 80 acres una-r goo
scuitisation. and Of excellent quality. Also &
tcrcs 81 iinh.red ltua, living > miles North
" 81 from the homestead. OF far gualliF. Ans
: on wishing 20 purchase, woufd do well to call
son the Undersigned. "ho viii show ticin the
premises. Their. - on the farm Il never failing
sspring Of good water spring house, cofufor
Stubl. c.rIiinr house, gooa barn. ga orchard 81
sexcrii-Ht fruit-hoth appies and pears, weE
Gas natural convenI"Hcrs rarei Nfonud. Tie cen
EDITIONS Of sale are the higi4est bidder the pur-
scha<rr. :, o down. $3.50 year for the baIanc-.
It'll interest from the DAY 81 sale. Privilege a
one field Of ! or , acres viii br given to SOW
heat By the st Day OF the 18th mo, Aug. 81
and full possession Of the entire premises by the
list cay Of the rd mo. March i-.l.
] PAUL oN AIN, Guardian.
I 9Th mo, Goth, 1850. 21-tw.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

The greatest tyranny that ever entered III
human imagination. 10 that Of a father compe
iiug his daughter to marry man whom she can
not endure
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
4 Ess:Mos AND NEW FIRM.

NR. ). lipN Els having associated his faith
"r. Joseph ii"aclIs' sen, IN business wiil,
HIM, ~Iirs la ~,rN Ia th- ruhlc that they .!.s,rn
carving on the bru. bushes, under The firm IL
HoWrtt'~& Go. They have removed thar Store
To No. !. ia the binding "a few doors west
where they will b" prepared ic furnish every
thiug "a The liu,' at Drugs Medicines. Chemicals,
Pants. obs. DIVES. GLASS; Brushes. Nc Sc
al ihr best quality the market. aud will sell at
the lowest rrlrr>. They warrant every thtn.
they sell, aud rs,tcinhy y.q"rst any who ~
not satisfied with amy nri,clr they may ha, Of
thrtn, to rttHrn II aud their money shall i- re-
inu.irG. as They detrTninrd la civr sa,stac-
tfon 10 al. They have fitted up their room al
q great ctsi an4 ate prepared 10 supply MI de
Iuttts. unu fan all orders. Cali at Ne. q.
Richmond, january 81. 500. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
A. BALLARD.
L a d eS' = II O G IN a X G r /,

J. Shop Front street. East sidc. aJooe III
Methodist Church. md adJoiatBg his a,reiiing:
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
COMPLETE assortnHe nt Of Ladies', Mis
n ses and Chi'dreu's Shoes, &c. OH hanc a
L all times, and made 10 order.
Nov7, lsi9. 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

Hard ware:

I~ONSISTINC of Table Cutlery.
~ House Hardware.
Mill and . cut Saws.
Chains of various HI nGs
&c. &c, Iust received and for sale nj the IRo,
|SroRE of J. VI. & J II. HUTTON. No. ~,
April T. 1880. Main 81. Richmond, l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

TyoR S.LE.-FOUR NEAT DIV ELLINC
Il HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS
situated IN Richmond For particulars. appI,
TO EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Feb. p, $50.
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Spring Fashions for -
ssafEs, d CAPS. s

80 HATS d GAPS. 1A
hand ions SrFFRlSs' Nat Esfgbfist-
ment. No. 80. turn dooJs ,rfa Of the
f.ftb'St Uo"se. \ large assortment of Biaes
Beaver. Nutrr. HruzH. Black Brown and Wine
California aua ~auta Re Hate: and ii superior
article OF outer Dra5, and Black Russia Hats,
MADE piain-aii Of manufactary.
Also. DouD's SteFEHIOR MoLEskis SIX Uars,
at fte Giacinnuli bffees
q - <, - Silk Plush. Cloth. OIL Silk.
and Gli cotton Cops. nf the Fall style: all u
winch rn be- sold very low.
EIciI,uona, I3fch -. I-Jp f2af
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~ ooh. WANTED.
AT THE
Richmond SOOiicn Factory
HUNTINGTON HOUSE.

Min strut, RtcA4aoud, Ind.
y MIS- House formerly known the "Nsn-
SOU Houset' aud occupied BY X. BseoEss-,
has recently been pareta-sG by the sahse ftsr :,
who Is now filing il mp in Fnoa~rn stsi- Tor the
acrosn,unei alton Of the public. IFS TABLE
shalt at all times it- proT'fef with 'he best ths
caun,rv af,r.s: aud shall not be surpassed
warmth and sfyfr by any in the country He
has fitted . al csG.si- rsb. enlarged his Stable.
v hich shall ~ provided with good and careful
OsrLEK. and p-nty Of the best Of feed for horses
The uaa%f-agnee feels conffa- that. by strict
alton to The ants Of his guests, be .i NERD
share OF public patronage.
BOARDING by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept ~
the L az or week
OgIS HUNTINGTON
J Richmond. May Is. 1880 III
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Hay SCALES.
DAYTON d W Es'EERN RAIL
ROAD STOCK NOTICE.


parry res.eiug " est Of The junction, are
hereby notified tina; they will he called upon IL
pay "a per cent the stock b. each subsc ribed
after the 9-13 Of June I~3G, aud they VII! be re-
TOURED Ia psv ID per cent every sixty days on
their stock until the same IS fully paid. To be
.apptled " est OF the junction BY order Of the
Board p. +. LOW f., President.
! DAYTON. May %, 1850. 23-l0n.
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VIM. Russey, Economy.
WIN. Yous-, Brownsville
samuel johnson, Williamsburg.
TERMS OF BsCRlPT lON
Ose gear, payabie in 1drane~, ------ 81 .OO
Ate, the year expires, ---.-.......-3.OO
For SIR months, in adranes. ----.-- II 90
Icopy Of the Palladium and Lady's Book $500
do. do. Sarts'n's Magazine, 4 90
1.-THE subscription price Of The above mag
azines 10 81 per year, IN advance.
~ No papsr diseo"fi""ed until NIL nrrenr"ges
ore paid, excepf ~ the option Of he edifOTs-
Postage must be patd, by eorTesDondents. TO
snswTe Ghfeaion.
ADVERTISING TERMS:
IL Adrey,,s-ments nil be eon~p,euo"siy in
.y,ed ~ tie "Pat,sd,vm' otthe fotiomtng RITES:
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Each continuance, ...-.-------.- NM %
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six 4" - 90
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Three squares six months ..----.-..G,Oo
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Half column six months -..----..--- --I2 90
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One column SIX months ---..--.2 ~ ,0o
ono year. ---.-- 30 Ot
Professional card, not exceeding five lines,
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Do. for non subscribers. -.-.--.--------.-- 3. ot
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nishsd by those Interested, or when sent Over
soms responsible signature, are inserted free oi
charge. Obituaries. over SIX lines, are charged
50 cents per square for the Cyerplus.
Tho foo for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal advcr-
tisenent inserted on the pecuniary responsible
~ Of tho party ordering them. For advertising
wives. 81 per square will invariably be exacted
in advance
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertiscmentsevery
three months.
Candidates for Office, who are subscribers can
have their names inserted for one dollar; those
who are not su bsc ribeTs, two dollars, both to be
paid Invariably in advance.
ADM illustrators advertise me nts. being part Of
tho expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
trstion, are expected to be paid out of tho first
monies cOl!ec ted for the estate.
tive expect 20 adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. B. PALMKR. is our Agent at New York.
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AGENTS ron THE PALLADIuM "A. W Ray, +
NJ. Cambridge city.
VIM. R"ssey, Economy.
WIN. Youse, Brownsville
Aa,nueI Johnson, Williamsburg.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

VIZ f. daily hear of the most astonishing cures
w being effected by that great AND popular
me cicine, the genuine
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-26
COAL-COAL
AT $3.50 PER TONI!

| THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal greater depth than last
year. The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
that heretofore and offered the citizens of Worcester
at per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the want of proper care in breaking
These objections removed by increased hardness
and by the attention which is given to delivering the Ooa
well broken and screened
Persons uacquained with the quality of the Coal who
have unavorabe impressions with regard it. are referred
to Mr.. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer Nos "a 26 FRoNT
STREET. Mr. b. has burned for yearsan explain
its peculiaries.
~ Orders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, A. BILLING, Nos. "a d 26 FRoNT-sT
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb7 diff A. ELLIOT, Agent.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-26

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