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Strayed,

From the pasture occupied by lIany Moore,
in this village. dark brindle Cow, six years
old, aud two year old heifer, darkish red.high
horns and high hips Any information respect
ing the above cattle may be given to Mr.. Moore,
and will be suitably rewarded by the owner
STEPHEN MANN.
Middlebnry, August ~, so. l6.n
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Dwelling
House, Store, and about four acres Of land, sit
uatcd in the village Of S.afksboro The luca-
ton is an excellent one fer Mercantile business
The place will he sold on reasonable terms and
at bargain to suit purchasers.
l.. L. HOLCOMB.
Starksboro', July %, 1850. li:3m.
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THE
BOSTON MUSICAL CONVENTION,

MUSIC TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
WILL he held at the FREMONT TEMPLE, in Bos-
W ton, commencing
MONDAY, AUGUST 2GTH,
and continuing through the week. The time III be
cupcd much after the of former conventions the
morning being mostly devoted to Lectures m Teaching
and Church Music the afternoons 10 Glcc Singing aud
the evening to Chorus Performances. The aid Of com
plcc Orchestra and of several distinguished Professors
of Music. is expected.
In order enable singers generally participate in
these exercises small expense the price of admission
IL fixed at TWO DOLLARS, for ticket admitting u
gentleman aud lady.
Such mcmhcrs of previous classes design 10 take
part in the exercises invited to attend II is pnric
narly desired that Ladies' aud Gcntemcn should be
present on the first day. LOWELL MASON
GEORGE JAMES VERB.
Tickets for sale by TAPPAN, WIIlTTEMORE ant
MASON, lliNashingtou street.
Aug. >, 1850 l5.3w.
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}1ic0,

In thi, town. on the 9Th inst, Widow CnL9
RuDEs, formerly Of Saratoga Springs, aged /
years.
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IL. TAYLOn
II. TAYLOR.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of The General Land O6ise,
Notice to Presentation Claimants.

NUIIVO % TIo-ElHpJIOn CIdIlnaHLS'
Every person entitled 10 tue right Of prescription 10
any Of The lands within the townships and parts Of town.
ships above enumerated l. required establish the
same To the satisfaction Of the Register aud Receiver Of
the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor
soon as practicable after seeing this notice. and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of tho public
sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed
such claim will be forfeited.
J. BuTrERFIELD,
IO.5y t'onmi..ianer
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Ginghans & Prints.

The Largest, Cheapest, and Best assortment
of Ginghams and Prints in the County, for
sale for Ready Pay by
JOHNSON s WOOD.
June 3, 1880.
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CarDeting.

600 y'ds just received, new and ELroAxr
PATTERNS and at Low PrICEs-fpr said d,
JOHNSON ( WOOD.
August 10, 1850.
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NOTICE.

Having sold my stock of Goods to Edward
b. Whcelock. it is my intention Immediately to
close all my accounts. My books and papers
will, for the present. be found at my former
place of business, No. ,, Brewster's Block.
w. Z. Russell.
August 20, 1850. IL
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CARPENTER g. HOLTON,

THE subscribers, hav-'
i ing leased the old
stand on theBridge so ma
ny years occupied by j..
Dyar, and fitted it up in
good style. solicit the at
teniion Of the public.
Thpv have filed nm their
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
2. G. MAYO

Would respectfully inform the citizens of
Middlebury and vicinity that he has opened n
Jewelry Store in the shop recently occupied by
f. c. Fletcher as a Grocery, where he will keep
on hand IN assortment of
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ELMWOOD
Young Ladies' Institute,
CONSTITUTION n

NNo III lUN, 7.
The nc%tquaricr of this Iastiiuiion will com
mcnce September I'd.
Terms, for Icard ard Tuition half payable
in advance, $1,000
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Estray.

Came into the enclosure OF the subscriber,
August J. II Bay Mare, with black name and
,ai,-suPposed TO be ten or twelve years old.
Tn owner is requested to prove said properly,
pay charges, and take it away.
JONAS HEMENWAY.
Bridport, Aug. 10. 1850. II:
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MANU- ACQUIRING.
Z $50.
PRICES REDUCED.

To conform TO the times, and TO make it an
object for WOOL GROWERS to EXCHANGE
their wool for cloth. We will make fair
REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES
for Wool in exchange for Cloth. To enable
us TO do this, we must ask Won to
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Ready Made Clothing,

ia CARS, bbo = SllOESl
Groceries, CrocLcTy, &c.,
Making this The largest aud decidedly il'e hest
assortment of Goods to be fund in Addison
County.
One woid more to all who may favor US With
their patronage: you are in safe hands when
you commit your interest 10 usin selecting from
our stock, as your children or your orders will
buy as low as to spend ths whole day in ban
icrng, as YOU will positively find us to adhere
to the ONE PRICE.
=. w. COLLINS & co.
Ncrscnnes, June ilh, 1860.
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WHITEHALL
TOBACCO, CIGAR G. SNUFF
y a q sp %. q sel

" ~ " " " ~ y
'H1IE Subscribers would respectfully inform
the public generally that they have opened
Il store and factory on Canal street, one do1r
south of VI. j Myers, where they will mann.
facture and keep constantly on hand as good
SMOKING End CHEWING TOBACCO,
and at as reasonable Il rate. as can be bought
from any otlcr factory in the State Of New
York.
CIGARS.
We mean to keep on hand always, and to
suit all, as to prices and quality, an assortment
Of Cigars from eight to sixty dollars per thou
sand.
SN y FF.
French Rappec, Scotch and superior rose
scented Mnccaboy Snuff, as good and as cheap
as can be purchased in the City Of New York.
From the long experience Of the subscribers
in the tobacco business, in Germany and in
some of the first cities in This country we arc
enabled TO procure the best stock in market,
and, as VIC are determined to please all, we shall
he happy to wait on those who may favor us
with their patr mage. j. DAHN & co.
Whitehall, August |, 1850. l62m
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For Sale,

lot Of Small accounts, cheap for Cash II
called for soon. c. II. CARPENTER
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RIPTON.

THE non resident popcors Ipon tho county Addison,
said within
whole, unpaid, the following
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Gstray.

Broke into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on or about the 23d day of July last. a voloI
Cow, in good condition, farow, and supposed
10 be about or years old The owner is re q.
questcd To prove the above property. nav chr
scs, and take it away ELIJAH FOOT.
Cornwall, August TO- 1850. 1863
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p1N az U I,0 Ng a Z o y q @ 81

am man and deem nothing which relates TO ma
foreign 10 my ieelina-'
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Townships sixy-cght and sixty-nine. Of
range twcnly.ihree
Townships sixly-eight and sixly-nine Of
range lventy-four.
townships sixty-eight and sixty-nine, Of
range twenty five.
Townships sevcnty-iwo, sevcniy-ihrec, sew
entv-iour and sevcnly-ive, OF range lweniy-siX.
Townships seventy-two, seventy-lhree sew
enly-iour and se> enly-fiye, OF range twenty
seven.
Townships seveniy-lwo seventy-three, sew
entyfOur and Seveny-iive, Of range twenty
eight.
Townships sevenly-two, scvenly-three, sew
enly-lour aud sevenly-lve, of range twenty
nine.
Townships sixty-eighr, sixly-nine, seventy
one, seveniy-lwo and seventy three, Of range
thirty
Townships sixiy-eeht, sixiy-nine, seventy,
seyenty-one, seyenty-twO and Seyenty-three, Of
range lhirly-one.
townships sixty-nine, scveniy-one, seventy
two, seventy three, sevenly-luur aud seventy
/ five, OF range thiIty-two.
Townships sXly.uine, seventy one, seventy
1 two, seventy three, seventy four and seventy
| five, of range lhirly.lhree
Townships sixty nine seventy. seventy.one,
seventy-two and seventy three, oil range thirty.
| four
Lands appropriated by law for the use of
schools, military OF other purposes, will be ex-
cuded from the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands
will be commenced on The days appointed, and
proceed in the order in which they are adver.
| Used, with all convenient dispatch, until the
whole shall have been offered aud the sales
thus closed. But no sale shall be kept open
longer than two weeks, aud no private entity OF
any OF the lands will be admitted until after
the expiration oflhe two weeks,
Given under my hand, a, the city of Wash
ingon, this thirteenth day Of June, Ammo Dom.
in oneihousaud eight bundled aud fifty.
BY the Presidents
u. TAYLOR
J. BUTrERFIELD.
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Of the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18
FARMS, &C. FOR SALE!
Valuable. Real Estate SOf S1se'

lDY an order Of ,hr Probate { ourt OF aghe
; Couuty, the following real estate - oher-
ed for sale - :, ~.
A f,rn containing 80 acres, lying near !, 81
,onJ I, /. ou,. Of the most pleasant locations
iu the county T. ~ good repair has on u 2
good orrbard--rxcelcnt spIHgs-bdrh &c
Eor a s.hom.' il IL unsurpassed
Also. u pleasantly located d"rhl"G " ne
town Of Richmond ~ he junction 81 foni "nd
Pearl streets. The house IS a t"o story frame,
with stables. &c
Also. a small dwelling opposite the Methodist
church
Also a comfortable two story rick house on
Pearl north OF Min. on i g'oh LOT. ihrf" =
also on tIi. same lot. snail DfHk tenement,
and filc necessary out houses
Also two rooms on Main street, suitable Tor
Stores or SHOPS.
Also i vacant lot on the corner Of front and
Pehri streets.
Also, u lot aud pottery on South Pearl street
Persons wishing to purchase can l"arn ~"
terms and see the property by calling upon y
=. Holloway. 6r
J. Il MENDENHAIL, Commissioner.
Richmond Aug -, l-5p. .h-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18
The First Sam .IIH.-The old pr

The First Sam lIH-The old prac-
fice in making boards. was to split up the
logs with wedges; and inconveulent as the
practice was. it was no easy matter 10 per-
stlale the world that the thing could be
done il. any better way. Saw mills were
first used IN Europe il the fifteenth CEN
turv: but 50 lately as l55o. an English
ambassador. having seen wmIIl in
France. thought il a novelty which de-
served a particular description. 1t is
amusing 10 see how the aversion 10 labor
saving machinery has already agitated
III gland. The first saw mill was estab-
lishe1 bv a Dutchman III 1868; but the
public outcrv against the new tangled ma
chine was 50 violent. that the proprietor
was forced % decamp with more expedi-
ton than ever did a dutchman before. The
evil was thus kept ont of England for sew
eral years. or rather generations: but in
1865 an unucky timber merchant hoping
that after 50 long time the public would
be less watchful Of lis own interest, made
a rash attempt 10 construct another mill.
The guardians Of the public welfare. how
eve. were on the alert. and a conscientious
mob at once collected and pulled the mill
70 pieces. Such patriotic spirit could not
always last. and now. though we have no.
where seen the fact distinctly stated, there
IS reason to believe that saw-milis are
used in England.-[ Scientific American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18
NUMBER 80.
The Pacific Railway.

Mr.. Allen. the pre>i,lel, ot tht, Pacific
Railway Company. the 81 Louis papers
inform us. has returned from tour along
the line. through th. Western countries OF
Missouri. Wherever. he went h found
the people ANXIOUS for the road. and ready
10 a!d IN is construction. Even al son.e
paints distant from the iine, ..nuch en-
thusiasm was felt. the people rightly judg-
ing that not only must the mmetliat ateiv adj
Jacent districts be benefited. bu, tho
greater part if not the whole State 4
delegate meeting was heid in Lafayette
county. where nearly 1000 people were
assembled, Mr. Allen and Col Gilpin
addressed them with good effect. Reso-
lulons were adopted that the county
should take $4,000 Of the stock. which
individuals would increase 10 $3.50 600.
Ia Cass county resolutions were passed
70 take $4,000 u Kansas $4,000.
and Independence promised to 90 tho
highest no'cn-' The work goes braycly
on.-Cin. Gazette
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An OH. MILF. Tor s.aic.

= WITLSEfi. my 0H NIL, situated - New
4 mas creek, two miles nntth Of Richmond.
Ii has all tha machinery, such ~ i Hydraulic
press, &c., necessary for making IinSecd 'l-
1t will be sold either with or without the ul n,t-
ehincry, on easy terms. Apply II NY drug
store JOS. HOWELL<. Jr-
Richmond, Ind Aug. 2-lh, I-J9. 22tf
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sess>us HtclsaS.

And anecdote is told of Gov Jones, Of
kentucky. which is too good to be lost -
" hilst making a speech some two wears
since. a rowdy fellow Missed him. Inne-
dlately the cry-'.turn him out. turn him
out arose from various parts Of the crowd.
Just at the time an ass near by commen-
ced braying. when the Governor remark
ed to the audience "Ict him alone. gentle
men. his father is calling him ana he will
soon leave
Mother. asked six foot gawkv. after
two hours of brown study. .what did YOU
and dad used to do when he came a
courtn you!'
mean. Jelediah,'
Ny ny. went a courtin' last Sunday
night Went to Deacon Doolttle's to see
Peggy. and she told me | did mt know
how to court. ! asked her TO show me
how. and says she, AK your marm.' So
now want to know what you and father
did
La, SUI Why Jed. we used to set by
the fire and eat roast turkey and mince
pies, and drink cider. and watch the
crickefs running round the hearth
Good gracious' times amt as they
used to was. mother. that's sartin; | was
slicked up to kill and look tarin scrump-
shus, and the only thing Peg gin me was
raw pickle
There IS man up the country who
always pays for his paper in advance. He
has never had a sick day in his life-never
had any corns or too,hache-his potatoes
never rot-the weevil never eats his wheat
the frost u
his bables never cry at night. and his wife
never scoids. The pigs never break into
his garIen--his wife never hits him over
the head with a broom--hs horses never
run away and smash thinus-his crop
never fails-his sons are all good BOYS
his daughters are all handsome-he al
ways sleeps sound o'nishts''-never has
the ightmare-and, even if he should
die suddenly. with all his sins on his
head unrepented Of he would not be con-
frohAd in the other world with a printers
account--dark as Erebus-blacA ening in
his sight like the ancient hand writing on
'he wall. Reader have you paid in ad-
vance!
Az SFor-rsa-z FAn1LY-IEithin the
last twelve months the family of Ex-Sena-
tor Norval of Michigan. has been nearly
blottea out. The first calamity was the
sudden disappearance Of Mrs. Miller. an
only daughter we believe. under circum-
stances the most panful.-Next the sud
den death OF Mr.. Norval. on his return
from protracted search for his daughter
4 few day since a son. and the only one.
died at Saratoga. \ short but sad history
of a family which few months ago saw
noueht in the future but the brightest pro-
misses of hope.
II has been pretty satisfactorily asccr-
tanned that Mrs. Miller went TO Europe in
stead Of over the Falls
1SDEPENDENr ORDER OF Coop SAHARI-
TASs-Tbis is new Temperance Order,
which has been esta biished in seven States.
The entire Order is now under the direc-
ton of the Grand Division of New York.
but a \ Natonal Division viii be created in
the course ofnext month. 1t differs from
the Sons Of Temperance. in having de-
grees. and the admission of Ladies into
Lodges as visitors. We wish success to
all organizations designed to promote
Temperance
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18

Real estate has taken another start IN
New OrleanS 1t is stated that in sales
the past wear. 10 the extent ot upward Of
81 uoo. 900. most OF the property shows
an advance over the sales OF Inc previous
wears of from Is to 90 per cent In The
suburbs. the advance averages from - 10
50 per cent.
BY the new Constitution Of Michigan.
the elective franchise is extended II lndi-
ans and their descendants. \ resolution
was also submitted 10 the people. a
paratc proposition. extending the same
right TO the African race.
There IS better prospect Of a fair
tobacco crop in kentucky. 1e Mays
vile Eagle says: The VIII -;aer lately
has been so favorable that planters in this
county graduate their authorizations as 10
the yiel! oi the tabacco crop mach higher
tnan they did 4 month or even week
ago
The new Constitution Of Michigan dis
fancnscs eiueli,t> and their accessories.
and eisqualifles them from holding politi
cal Office.
{E5-Ine tnitel States Marshal reports
the population Of Buffalo 10 be .if,y thou
sand in 1913 il was twenty nine thou
sand
The last Richmond. Ky. Chronicle.
says: "Ihc corn crops III this county
generally look we'll for the season we have
had. but do not promise more taan a hali
Weld. There will not be more than one
half as much corn raised in Madison this
year as there was in 13iq.'
The last Nashville papers mention some
recent showers in that part of Tennessee.
which Will do some good to crops, though
too late TO make good yields.
Cen Ilarfison's widow is living at a
goodlv advanced age, but III good health,
at North Bend. with several of her rela-
tives around her.
\ Wien of silver a quarter Of a mile in
length, and ten feet in depth. has been
discovered near the Cumberland Falls.
III kentucky.
The Peru ll!.) Telegraph states tha,
the potato vines are dying - great extent
through that section Of country. The rot
has also made its appearance, and the
present crop, il IS apprehended, Will be a
short one.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18

under Improvement. 4 npod House, Barn auH
ouhousrs a poud OicIatd Of bearing trees
"A good share Of .IImbrr lstnd. ana a goo stone
Quarry 4 good We'll Of Water, ana several
SpriugS ~ never fuiIng water. Persons wish
ing . pure itdst. cAn cati aud view for them
s-tvc-, " iirre the i,.rnf- Of sale cbn TIE known
BY application 10 the owner LIVING on III" prem
49, DANIEL BURGESS.
Richmond Ann - 100. .G-tf
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More Drag. and Medicines.

b UST received. large aud general assort-
ey ment Of IuRE DRLGS tS NEDICINES.
direct from NEW Y DIRK aud Bosrov. Ihry ware
selected with care, amt al tbs very best
quality. ana VIII be ~nlI LOW for Cash Or a
sbor TttdH- The pubIc are respectfully lnvi-
TED 10 cilll and See, at IfDwEffs x. Co.'S
Drug store No. 4 Main street.
Richmond, SAT. / IN. 80 3-tf
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le ia'e iFo'e>>oi az e''' - -
eo"e5t' s'o'' ''''e = oe''' '''7
afesned M VIE a. 'oi''"
on VIII nor AN sue NC ~ -
your oed ana weep "''ei' ''''
VIII no, mourn ioF me Wien 80 ''as
50 hiil" y me- ','s' "'.'' - -
spo' "h.'e me- ." ''o'
tho evening or in the dark nirht. These
are no times 70 visit the grave Of the
Christian. hut no in the morning Of the
l,,:l,h. s,nsbine and when the birds are
,;,,-r:,,,
We Ike tne sentiments OF ioiio" ~
quaint s'ahza' ana commend II % oae"-
biters generally:
"What are another's faults TO me
To pick at every flaw | see,
Ahd make 1t "iaer NJ.
- = e"op-i f'I5s" 'oI ~ y Nno"'
an3 On NV bsart ~. care be~tow.
Ana let my friends alone
J.. ar S rio o,,ooras, al;.ct
a.,. S,,;'4, f.o.'.r,r e. ,hasa
-, 80, fsl1.z.l.a,.i- a,,J !, !. ),
II . ao.,r
foot passenger and asking aims. \ gen
tleman in Valparaiso. being accosted by
one OF these mounted he1gars. replied.
"whv. sir. YOU come to beg OF me. who
hav. 10 90 on foot, while vou ride on
hofsepacH: cry 'fue' SIR ''s' ~,
"'''' '''e ~ - = =
nave 10 support NY iioise % "'t'' 90
self.
\ LAWYER the other dav wen, into one Of
our barber shops to procure wig: In
taking the dimensions of the LAWYERS
head. the boy exclaimed" ny. no" 1oh2
Your heaa Is, SIR. es' feFlsed our
"cf'hF iIienu' we t""4e1S mus nav
i'i5 heaus. nc oos P'o.ee'.t4 ~ y, ,
VOCATION bnt al length exclaimed. Lore
SIR. 81, your mead IS as fh'eh as i 's long
blackstone h'izzted.
"Grace Greenwood" in letter from
Washington, mentions some pecuiiarites
of Senatorial pronunciation. which are
rather odd. For instance. Mr.. CLAY. and
indeed many Of the Southern members.
saw .r.qr" and .thar.'' Mr.. Webster
saws ..tn-di-rid-oo-aI" and .natnr.' and
one of the Texas Senators SAYS ..bust"
for burst. All true,
~,
-, oo'ne s aS5'eui'aFal 'h @ "r.er SINS sass ',ia ,ha
,'a,I .;,, s.ia, !, oy,l
- Ia a,,' n ,..he, ~, 49,. ;, : uali
- g..
- ',''->' '''''.0 = -
gentlemen to dinner. foun1 him euraoed
in u,iur his tooth brush.
We'll. j, he cominr2' said the lady OF
the house. as the servant returned.
Yes. ma'atn. directly. was tho renlv.
he's iust SHARPENING his teeth
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= -1'"'9 ,'.,Ste ie1f1", -, .'',', =, i',eul
eiiioi "''e, so''' % eS'iie,'' ~"
oiN ""' =, 'i'o 80" ~ = -
..'s'' .t ,I % - a. '''o ops'.l., i,
'iie mouse some uo~eh ooys prs9eh'ee,
s''',sA app',u a,,, ~ 1''e p,.1a -
asa ,,.7 .,'.,t,' .,t -.
49, ~ 80 -, - - -
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'o''i' ''"'ioooN' Sii' ie'ileu 'iio oos
VIZ, f'o'nP' >,
i'. ,h na1a ai ~. 5peaSe1. - ~ a'u ',o'
~ ''1 ''eo''' a''o'' u 1oel'ei'oe''oe'
No sir replied the lad stretching him
SCI, 70 ms utmost proportions out would
s.;I ~ s,al
" :
l;1,o,,l, .o,,,,ol -, lor1 , cx,-
i'''1' ~ s't'oA ~ !" '''
poal 10 cross stream. oh the passage.
he inquired OF the ferryman II he under
~ :, '''''''>-''0' '''' 80 ''''>''.'''
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u an, .o,,,. ,or ono o,,,r.ar nc ,.onr
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18

An elegant cement may be made from
rice intimately mixed with cold water, and
simmered gently over the fire. Il ans.
wers the same as common paste. In
making models. busss. &c, and dried. i.
will receive high polish. 1t is used in
China and Japan.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18

Louis c. Levin has been nominated for
Congress by the Native Americans Of the
first Congressional district Of Pennsyl.
vania.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-18
C~OCnOU AROMATI~E.-Tb;x

INOCllOI AEION NATINE..-Tb,x b;,-h
~ iy esteemed Aromatic Paste. renters Ib.
breath delightfully."- fragrant. difruses an elep.u,
aromatic flavor in the mouth, and removes III >
TASTE and smell OF nauseous medicines tobacco
smoke, &c. This is a and valuable articla
Sai and get some, at HowELLs & Co.'S
Drug store, No. 4. Main st.
Richmond, Sept lIh, 1850. 3stf