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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-08-31


the articles OF union between Texas and the United States
or the resolutions of annexation Texas gave this Govern
ment no power to become the assignee of Mexico The
only power conferred exnguish the outstanding
claim This Government assumed the character of an
pre- She had power to settle the dispute as disnterest-
ed person. but not to become party to the controversy
she had no power to purchase the outstanding claim and
10 become the thereof And if she had so pur-
chased it, her rights would have been invalid and the pr-
chase would have Injured Immediately, according to the
well-seed principles of law, Texas her cesfu; gui
trusf. But, SIR, the treaty shows that she did not
tempt to take an assignment of the interest of Mexico in
the disputed terory and to put herself in the shoes of
Mexico in this matter There such words no such
clause no such intent to be found from the beginning to
the end OF that treaty. and such construction can be mt
upon IT without committing great outrage upon the
English language some seem disposed to commit
upon what now consider to be the ndisputabe constp
'oha rights OF exas These rights have, in my Judgment
been thus ndispuaby established by the action of this Co
vcrnment do not intend now to speak of the nocv
which governed the public counscs at that time II ;s
known that opposed it to the utmost of my ability But
1 what was done then cannot he undone now We have
heard great deal for years past of the odum nc re-
pudlaon And, strange to say the very men who have
been oudcs in their denuncation against particular states
who failed tor time to fulfil their public engagements are
now the loudes IN their canos for total disregard of the
pledged faith of the Union These the men, also who
pleased to to themselves the title of Cooserra
tires Sir, if know anything of conservatism il is that
principle which susains the supremacy of the law which
maintains the rights of all parties under the law and which
never abandons the public faith when once consutionaIv
given Fhs is the nature of my conservatism And could
more shameless spectacle be presented the civilized
world than for this Government after having gone 10 war
with Mexico for contendng that the rights OF Texas did not
extend to the Rio Grande and after spending all the blood
and treasure which wasted in that war; to turn round
and commence another equally bloody and much un-
natural conflict against Texas for asserting that her phul
boundary does erfend TO that limit This the disgrace
scandal and namy which of you who call yourselves
/ Conservatives would bring upon your country belong
TO such class of men, for abiding by the order ~
things as find them constituionaly existing until thew
be consutonay changed they get bad to be borne
without hope of redress then shall be for revolution
But having been led to say upon this subject Of the
boundary of Texas than intended in consequence Of the
Interruptions, return to the point was upon. And
again repeat that the President should be called upon by
Texas to put down illegal resistance her authorities
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09
INDIANA CENTRAL
~EnICAL COLL II G. f..

<scssION for Is5O-'5l This institution will
.ommeuce its next session on Monday, Oc-
-, ~. 1850, and close on the LIST Of March
s-~.iue under the following arrangements;
n..;-I Meeker. VI. D., Professor Of General
ID Special Anatomy.
= CaYrnn, VI. d Professor Of Physiology, and
General Pathology.
3 Harrison, VI. D., Professor Of Materia
M.dica, Their apeuiics, and Medical JurtSpru-
oeBre.
= ". Mrars, NJ. d, Professor OF Obstetrics,
md Diseases Of Won Ell and Children.
S.h,,I.s G.. Downey, A. VI. Professor of Chem
i.tYy and Pharmacy.
T.. Dunlap, NJ. d.. Professor Of Theory and
Practice.
l.hn s. Bobhs, NJ. D, Professor Of the Primer
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
cDeming, VI. D., Professor Of special Patho-
o~v and Institutes Of Medicines
u Fupkhous~r. NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anat-
omy.
Tn. Charges are ten dollars for each ticket. or
..v.nty dollars for the fall course. Nd'ricuih-
siou five dollars, to he paid once only The DIS
s.cliug ticket five dollars, aud may be taken al
~ first or second course.
Boarding can lie had for 500 per week, m
eIudipp lights and fuel. Further information
" i'll b. given application to the ne1n,
Dean Of he Faculty.
I,d;.,apoIis Oct 9, 1850. 4l-3w.
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Watches. .EcyyciTy. s:ivcr-S* are.
..gef5nEfs." &c. &c.

lie again tenders his best respects to h.s Oh
frienas ana customers. for their past LIBERAL pa
tronaEe, and hopes their }svoTs WIZ 7e continued
hs ana their mu;ua. aei.a &c, IS hereto
for il * fixed fact THAI hs does sell ms EaFi-
Gus articles at such reasonable rates that az are
satisfied.
His stock consists Of Cold and silver Lever
ana L'Eplue J=veitd ana PLAIN - atches; treid
Guard Chains; silver and common co; FiEe
Cold Breast-Pins and Fiuger-Rings; Bracelets;
Earnings; Goid and Silver Keys and Seals:
Gold Diamond Pointed Pens: Gold and silver
Pencils; Musical Boxes and Aecordious; Bead
Reteues and Purses: Silver ana Tortoise Shell
Combs. FINE CUTLERY: such as knives, Raisors,
Scissors. sc. sc. Gold. Silver aud Common
spcgs:aCies-to e,s.t ali ages. Also, IN assoEt-
,nent of YANKEE CT 5-AS--so4ne as low as Three
Dollars.
Clocks and Watches repaired as usual on very
moderate terms Old Go!d and Silver taken for
goods Do not fail to CALL al No. 3j, Main
street, Richmond. Ia.
Richmond. Oct. 2nd, 1850 4ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09
BOOT AND SHOE ssIOis T.
SToSN NLNENEOI

OWEN EDG ERTON, would respectfully
~ inform ms tr.ends ana the public generally.
tina. he tes maze aco'i"i, To hi> ;.i-e1 large
ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS and SHOES, con-
~istinr Of MINIS Coarse s~p FINE Doors, GAI
TIERS. SHOES. SLIPPERS and PUMFs. LADIES Cat
T.-Es. SHOES and SIIPFE3s. tHfLpRES's BoOTs
and SHOES His stock embraces those OF his
own manufacture. and Cincinnati Custom made
GenNeia,n'S Fine Poots and Cutters. oni LGdp' 5
hooters. Shoes and SLIPPERS all Of wnIcn he " 4 Il
RAN - to be good neat and s-rvIceahle.-
His stock OF Eastern made wora - general ard
equal TO the best III the market HIS prices will
continue 10 he as low possible to make them.
Grateful for past favor he asks continuance.
IFCa.I At the Oh ~tor--foom Of LII Brown.
opposite the Bar-is huiang, and examine his
stock and compare prices.
Richmond. 81, mo. 18th, 80. 49tf
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BOSWELL'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY. OF
y G.:lsesf lInnr0YcsssenfS... now


permane established in Richmond. and open
cd with genuine. full size highlander ln-tru-
nien,, which affords decided advantage over
the common Instrument.
heretofore j serious obstacle has presented
Itself 10 the production OF pc rfec, Ilkenesses
gard to getting dark rich orapery--a a. eh
10 the face-perfrct eyes. ana Il white bosom
and cellar. MIR. Boswell is happy 10 state that.
by the new discovery made by his Brother in
pague rTcot yptng IN the South this uilficuiiy
has disappearr1. Having he'd nearly six years
constant practice. End regularly corresponding
nth the mos; celebrated operator the South.
MIR Boswell pledges himself naae perfect
likeness at shy time can be presented 20
Iiin from ANY Gallery ~ the United States. An
'Cea has preratira that In time these pctnres
"ouiG fade. bu; ms erroneous impression has
been entirely removed by the celebrated Dr.
aradv. Of London, rnd other etnine nj Chem
ISIS OF this country. who give II their opinion
that i'9raeE-sot. pe iieiare coated " ~.
luton OF GOLD. Ill stan s.y i.-i.:t:. OF time:
,n8 when the public ARE informed that NJ
-n-ctah.c or-rrtor ~ let picture 60 without
titfs 20 lGing, they are perfectly safe. The pic
ture should he taken on SILVER plate, chem,
caiiy prepared to receive the impression and #
The Camera lie good one, the image of the sit
ter viii b- THROWN the pi.:c with fidelity
tina; artist, however skilful can initiate.
-. what world not give for such memoir
al Of my friend Is exclamation which now
loses half H. force. aud none hut the most cuip
i bic al IL, the price OF these pictures -
no barrier to the most hnmEle obtaining "a boon
desirable aud consoaiory.
/ aiken separate, or IN groups. SICK persons
or Corpse. puuctuaily attended "a. All kiuds
of pictures ropj~t IN the nnatest stNlr. Pc
tur-- pat mp in Frames. Gases. L"ch-ts, Breast
pinS. or Finger Rings. aud perfect hhen~ss-s
and entiTe satisfaction green before any charge
j. made
Persons vino have imperfect Dag"rrreo,yPe
pictures, can have them exchanged ut mode
rate prise
Instructions gwen ~ the art, ana every thing
conhtttro ,,lg the business furnished on reason
able terms.
Tie new ana aneqnaiied process Of cleaning
au4 buh.a4 plates, greatly facilitates the busi-
cess AMI thabte> ar culinary child 10 perform
t,e. part sac -esstdiiv.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
TO call and examine specimens.
.zRoon over No. .:s. Nam street, oPpos'"
the Branch Bank
Operaung hours from o'clock a NJ until
> clock l.. VI, in any kind Of weather.
J. k BGSW ELL, Artist
Richnioud, sept / .l~51, 2-;f
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FEMALE .VEAKNE-
I'll Purely q Entirely Vegetable

1t has been used with the most signal success
BY the Profession in New \ ork and New Hainp-
shire, and the Eastern states rally, for ma
ny years-and as a general purifier of the b GOD
and inyi gorator OF the svstem-As GENUINE YAM
lily MEDICINE and EFFic,cTous FFNAfE IEDI.
CINE IT Has NO EQrA1.- The purity and ei:icacy
Of the Shaker preparations are well known; and
this medicine requires no long list Of certifi-
Gates aud cures to Introduce 1t: ITS increasing
demand for the Pasttweive years is the best re-
commentator.
1t Is put up quart bottles, and = the only
SarsaparitIa that acts the liver, ki1 neys, and
blood al the same time, which renders it alto
getiler more valuable to every one. particularly
10 females
Dr.. Mussey, Professor ia the Ohio Medical
College says the Shaker preparations are troll Y
liable, and recomne rds Their 20 the public.
Til. sick, and afflicted, requested to call and
obtain. pamphlet. and purchase i bottle Of this
valuable Family Medicine
Be sure you enquire for Or. : D. Howe
SarsaparIila, and take no Other
Price 81 per bo.tIe-6 bottles for $.
For sale bv Irwin Reed. Richmond: W. G &
A. Grimes. Centreviie: Raymond. & Co, Cam
bridge city. Ind. Also for sale by
Dr. s. u. HOWE 4 CO. Proprietors.
No. ,. oIIege Hall, Cincinnati. Ohio,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Oct. 8, 1850. Silly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

Is mid, safe. thorough, and the greatest i.<ter-
nal Remedy ever used- 1t Is coHrposed d Veg
etabje Extracts, ana possesses power uuFsust 70
in the annals OF MeGlcine Tor the cure Of ..i;5n-
matory Diseases
Il Is universally acknowledged to lie an iufI'-
iible remedy, III every case " her II has bee
faithfully applied The human :, >t-is. Tor pro-
noting Insensbie Perspiration. ana - lnya.lfa-
bic IN Al! diseases Of the flesh Obstinate / T.
GERS, OH Sores. Chiibiains, Sore Ttfoat :sl~ny.
Cuts, tuta"-"us EraptioHS. sore Nipples. sore
Breast, Diseases OF the Eve. \ CUE in the E..c-.
rheumatic Pains. Contracted C,r,s, Pam IA HE
Side, Back. AND other parts OF the stem HulI4.
Scald Head. Bruises, Fresh x ounoS. Pstes. .tio
every KING Of sores containing the least particle
OF Inflammation. are pernane emily curcd Uy tins
great remedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09
Briggs "a Carpenters s'.aiests EraV-
GIlila. IMr.lSsli.E Machine.

upon which the patent right expired in March
last. aud application having been made for
newal, official Information has been received OF
its rejection by the Patent Office DEPARTMENT.
They would say to the public that they have
gotten up an entire new set of Patterns for this
machine which they are building, and they think
thi@ tact Will abolish the obectio here toforo
maize to II.
The Proprietors Of the STRING rOTNDE-
RS are Practical Mechanics, and have had much
experience il hnilding Ihrashng Machines
They have facilities for fitting up their Castings.
which they mann iacture the inseves Of the be st
MATERIAL which enable them TO make their
Machinery befter and sell it cheaper than any
other establishment in the country. They war
rant all their 'fhrashing Machinus TO perform
recommended Thy also make, to order, Mill
Gearing, of the latest style of Patterns, and fit
ted up IN the best manner. Also,
W S-l sn MA ohinS cry,
such Double and Single Carding Machines.
Condo nsors, K oller and Jaw Jack Spinning Ma
chimes. Power Looms, Mapping and Shearing
Machines, &c, &c. manufactured in manner
une xceled in the West Machinery Of every
kind paired the shortest notice.
Is'Shop in the North part Of Richmond, ne
the Paper Mil.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09
SLOAN'S COLUMN

4 Ii. the Medicines and Books al vertised b,
~ w. b. SLOAN sold oy J How-lis s
CO., Richmond; Raymond K Co. Cambria &c
city; W Gods * D!II, Centrevii!e, J. y l. brick
Dublin; J. Weaver. X uig h:stowu; t. Mlu>ilall
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uSNsC l.. DIcKIN~oS. respectfully in
u forms his friends and the pubic that hc con-
tinues business on Mana street nearly opposite
the Bank ana East of L,ndes' Store. whrrc he
has on hand, and olere for sale, general as
sortnient Of
stoves. Castings. 'gin,varc. Eo:,:,cr-
ware. cNc. Af. &C.
lie has 'he-lmProvcd. Double oven Straub
Cooking stove;
Premium stoves Of various stv,rs aud szcs
New York Albright rarior Stoves, four sizes;
Alright Hall stove. three sizes;
S-If-Rr gulating, Alright, Cust-Iron Farior.
four sizes:
A general assortment of iIpI.t.DNv WAR;:
such as Sauce Pans. w ,ll-iron~. Sc sc SC
Tlnwarc OF III kinds. PLAN aud JaPhnncd.-
Stove Trimmings, ct iIu AMI Copper. HIS stock
j. warranted to be of the best qu,i,tv, aud wit
be sotd as low II can possibly be afforded.
Approved country produce VIII be taken in
exchange.
He has also Cor sale GOA M =. III
Of his own invention. which viii produce Butter
in from four to fifteen minutes. ami gathers the
Butter in good order. II can be turned Nv
SINAI, child aud whore II has been tested gives
full satisfacton The public are invited to call
Aid examine u.
,,.Old Copper. Brass aud Pewter, bought or
taken in exchange for work
We append the following crrtiicates Of per-
who have used Strau5's Improved CooAiug
Stove
it,MILTov, Sept. lth. 1880.
We. the undersigned. do hereby certify. that
we have purchased aud now using the I'm
proved. Double owen Straub stove manufacture
ed by Owens Ebert \ Over OF TINS place and
having thoroughly tested sud carefully c.-qfafaed
the same. take pleasure IN saving that we ar,
satisfied that the principle upon whic!, the hsnt
10 applied to the oreH Is FERF ECr. and that
the capacity of the Stove and convenience in
cooking. is greater than any other oil its size;
AZ
passed. iiENRy = E,RnEARr
JEsSE CoRwiN.
loHN VI. MtLLGKiv,
WV. II. C,NPBEIL,
1.uEs WIFPiE.
JpN,H SCO1r.
Ihave carefully examined the Stove manu-
featured by Ovens, Ebert X DYER and an, sat-
isficd that all said above of 1t is correct, am
personally acquainted with many Of the persons
whose names appear above, aud am sure that
they would not recommend n worthless srtircis
after having used It. JoHS W Erwin
Richmond. Ia. oct :. le'', iltf
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

DOE d sE.E'TE. 40. 1,--IIave just
4 received a fresh supply of FAEISA, aud
reduce the price ; follows. to-wit:
In sacks, at ) cents z III.
ID. papers, with directions for use, % cts.
J ID. do. - . - 10 -
AIso.--A fresh supply Of Worsael's Iegeiajle
PiHs: Par. Castor OIL, 9c.. &c.
J3~Thcy are also making ia-ge additions 70
their stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, Call
and them.
Richmond, Oct 5if, 1870. 39uf
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Six-Horse Power Separator,

Of The newest anl most improved stale. This
machine is gotten up in the most durable and
substantial nnnucr-the Patterns being entire
~ new, and the Horse-powe giving sufficient
speed without pushing the Horses out of reg
ular walk. This machine will thrash and clean,
at the same process. three hundred bushels per
day. They also manufacturing what has
LIZ. hc1.1, [
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

VUNHIS is great article Of food for the sick
and not at all bad to take by those in
health. Call and got some a; IIowrlls & Cos
Drug store.
Oet9, i-Jo. ?S-i:
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Cast, Paid for !. DOL. and s'ros,ucc
@Ees eCF,EzE and EsAEAEEg E.--
9 sh.a 100. &. z.als.- IA NJ - -

Have received a large ara general assortment
Of 80 EAGG.y - =. i
which they are prepared TO sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country produce, either Whole
sale or retail.
Their stock consists Of Ealsins, r irs, Cheese,
Herring. Mackerli, sugar. COFFEE, Candies, Can
Gies Nuts Of all kinds, and IN snort every thing
usually kept in Family Grocery, all Of xhtch
can be bough, for triii- above cost.
They are prepared TO furnish Pound Cakes,
jelly Cakes, and other "Gxings'' for weddings,
on the shortest notice, to all VINO may apply.
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EaNcN sNsa Es4zGx, COMPANY.
s:sssi&.ai sss>0G.0c9.
Office Ha'er street, Hear Hatktf. in Wise s
Erich Row; EI>cESNEs, INDIANA.
.sOEgH Eg. gss 'd"TOr. Agent.

HIS COMPANY having been duly organized
4 and the capital stock property secured
prepared to receive applications for :
Suruure against loss or damage nv fire, on Build-
ings, Merchandise, Machinery. Mills, MaDufac-
torres. and all descriptions of property. Also,
UNCERTAINTIES and produce in the course Of IN
land trnnSpurtttinn,-thc RISKS II the seas-4n d
upon the lives Of individuals The rates OF pre-
MUM which viii govern this institution, viii
conform tn the established rates Of the Easte m
Offices. All losses " III be hae rally aud prompt
Is adjusted and pai4.
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E..as.IcS. Misses. Gentlemen. ESQ!
:..rss s'za.!i;rcTA> wear.
CSTH SACE 81 : ~
gEs. E.E = K & - o. @
No. s. 7iassl street:

!. As i"st received ncw and general as
4 Z sortnirnt OF articles IL his line of trace !;
coutiuIug himself exclusive ely to that trade,
he believes lie is enabled 10 furnish his custom
{ ami the public on better terms than any oth-
er establishment. lie moss Ctfrrs the
aarSess saGa.i Fest Stock Of
GOO e < &. < - = S.
ever brought 10 the town, embracing all sizes,
qualities, ANA prices, of
Mems Morocco, csil-shin, up and coarse Boots.
Bows -
Youths >
Ghioren's
Mems Morocco. Calr-skin. Kip and coarse Shoes
and Brogans;
Ladies -nch Morocco ard Kid slippers, and
Bt.Shins OF various sly les;
Mems Gum Over>hocs;
l.ae:ics' Gum Bu>kins ana 0yershoes. OF superb
or 9ua,ity ana finish;
Ail-ers ana Chiiar-u's DO. do. do
Caitateu's shoes. Caters, Sc, OF all sizes and
varieties.
l las-o.--i E eurf 4 .-sortinent Of HOME
MADE Boots ana -ho,.s equal, if not superior
IA stNte and is}crsI TO the nest stern or west
eTn Inahe. :. ork Uougnt at 30. q, tnd warrant
eo, vii ~ repaired gratis.
Ihe>- Guu4s were selected with much care,
and with determination 10 please every Gus
toner. The pubic are respectfully invited TO
call aIis. ..NuIiltti- tn,-.
Sincerely grateful l-r pes idTofs, iir respect
fuilv soiIclt~ continuance ct the shoI-
zE.gE;: i.sssf.. zone ~ neat nno GOOD siyie
on iIIe shortest notice.
ki,i.:.ond. :, l.te,nler 24,h, 10 'otf
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The Place to Esuy Csic:sE, and
NE w G = gDSy

ME subscribers have lust made al c1Gi-
ton to their stock Of Goods, and they
respectfully invite their friends and til. public
to call, examine ana compare prices with the
same sort Of Merchandise, now for sale in
other Stores in Richmond. 2hey are determin.
ed 10 Offer thru customers good targaas, and
il viii not be the fault Of c. SHON Err &
CO. if purchases are not made.
They have weii-sclected stock OF Cloths,
Cassmeres, Sattinetfs, Jeans, Fiannels, J.sdi,s'
Dress Goods, Gentlemen's Summer Goods,
Palm Leaf Hats, &c, &c.
BOOTS; SHOES; Umbrellas: Parasols:
Hardware 'olueensware Groceries
Nails: Glass. DC, SC, for sale al fair
and reasonable prices.
C:.sss Paid for ~ DOL! and Produce
OF eli kinds, received in exchange Tor Goods.
G. SHOWER & CO.
Pearl Street, .So1&n. If Tie Catholic CharcA.
RIcEMoND, oct {, sou. 23tf
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DIR. VyNy. IL. WEBSTER.
80 @

w OF Id respectfully give notice TO the
w citizens OF Richmond and vicinity, that
he Is now permanently located and fully pre-
pared TO attend 70 all calls in his profession.
from th- extraction of tooth 10 the iuss rtiali
Of entire set. He Will assure the public
tha, lie will in all cases make OF the hes
material No warrant his wotk 10 be done in IA
sttiA. that shall not be eNcelttd by any IN his
profession. anu on the latest and most roproved
principles.
iIt~ charges in Nil cases shall b.. reasonable
Advice given freely II required when not en-
rss"d. Office Main street, up stairs over
br ~ amin Stratum Store, IN The room recently
ocrupc ed bv Hr. \. \. NzWrox.
Richmond, Oct. :, 80. 3S:tf
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Fresh and Good, kept to accommodate custo-
tners al all times.
Thy respectfully inste the citizens OF Rich
mond and vicinity, to call and them, and If
they 60 away dissatisfied empty ha nded, 1T
shall not be the fault Of PAX0N * LEWIS.
15-CaHot No 50. South East 10, ner If Min
and Marion streets
Richmond. oct :, 1880. 32-tf
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TIARA >is;a,S Machines.

OF every kind in a superior manner. They arc
now building. III aGdtitou TO their w"ll-known
Four Five and - horse power BELT, and
Four-hor>e power lENBIlNG SHAFT Ma
chimes, which machines widely ana ia
vuraelv known rs heretofore manufactured by
J VI. i J. Il. Hutton, who have now retired
from d. hMsInnss.- 81 re rlor
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THE SPRING FOUNDERV.

.EppRIETORS of the weii-known foun-
{ ccry " ould respectfully call the attention
OF W heat Growers an3 the public generally, 10
the fact that theycoutinue TO manufacture Mt
their establishment ia Richmond, " ayne couu-
~. indiarp,
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Flour. Corn or Wheat.

1-knything to eat; really want "sor1f,'' a
ne Palladium Sept. Is. 1850.