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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-20

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive themo
prompt attention. and official each drawinu
sent immediately after 1t is over to all who order from se
Address J. & C. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. MAUnY, Il Co., MANAGERS.
Alexandria, Virein;n
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-20
E-- JUST at hand an elegant Stock of
Il kLADIES oh RE88 G00Da

TO Deulists.
A r. .s s ss ;ap.:iss Gold Fe just received.
,ss. p. F. PEsCUD
7o6-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
Goal filatters, Notices, ST.
niSCII $40 Y

A, ,he Washing tonian Meeting on Mon
day night last. the following resolutions
we're offered:
!. Resoiued, That it is not possible by
d;s,;lla,ion to extrac, lead in any form from
10 or. in other words, that it cannot be
,h,own through the worm OF still, as
nrofsssed to have been by Mr.. Ross. :.
:. Resolved, Tha. any person. though
no. member Of this society. may have
an opportunity to participate III me as
s,n.sion of the above resolution
"a motion the first resolution was laid
on the table. and the second was adopted :.
The society then adjourned 10 next
Monday night. 9th Now at which time
,he above resolution will be taken up and
discussed.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend. and all who feel DESTROYS are IN
vted to participate ;.
3. w. DAVIS, Prest.
N,rs,s MoRGAN, JR., Sec y pro. tenn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

The President AMI Directors OF the Richmond
aud Williamsburg turnpike have made arrange
ments for the completion of their work at an
early day 1t will be finished this winter the
entire distance. Ii is hoped the small gan from
hennedy's corner by Henry Hoover's to the
iii'lmsburg pike will be made soon 1t is
through and along side of the farms OF some Of
the weaiihcst farmers III the county
The Richmond Bridge ana Turnpike Conpa
ny have also completed their work They Will
have a gate erected IN short time near Ncnden-
halls Mil
What has become of the Richmond and Lib.
erty Turnpike Company Have they gwen up ;
Try u again gentlemen--you can naks the road
Il you only have the will to do it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

Theological Discussion, in series OF let
,ers between DR.. ]. Peasants, Chris
tian, and Rev. J. Akin, Cnivers alist,
on the conjoint question
Do the Scriptures teach the fiEai hoii-
ness and happiness Of all mankind who
do mt obey Gods holy word in this life!
Or, do the Scriptures teach the future
everlasting punishment of mankind who
do not obey Gods holy word in fhis lille!
This is a small work Of some l35 pa
pes Ion the final restoration Of all things
and 10 those who take an interest in such
discussions will prove an Interesting book.
1t is kept for sale at the store Of /. j. Fer
puson. Price % cts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
Far the pallaiiuHi .

FgrEyp EDrToRs: -Ilaving attended the
course Of instructions recently closed, by
SARAH COATES, to the ladies OF this place,
on the subjects of Anatomy. PhysioioSy'
etc. we wish briefly TO express the deep
ratification il has afforded US The teach
er's chaste and refined manners, and her
nntloubted elevation Of character cannot
fail 10 impress all who hear her. The m
siructions given are not only deeply inte-
resting. but Of great practical Importance.
Her class cannot but regret that. while so
many valueless things are eagerly recelV-
ed. those highly important lessons should
have been enjoyed by 50 small number
OF our ladies'. MEMBERS or THE CLASS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
Agricultural Meeting.

In accordance with previous notice, num-
Der Of citizens Of Richmond and vicinity met
in the Warner Building on Saturday. tho 2nd
inst to take the preliminary steps for the or
ganizition Of an Agricultural -ociety for " Ayne
county On motion Of Wm. Il. Fouke, THoM-
As BULLa chosen President, ana y. T. ilol-
loway Secretary.
An-r a considerable interchange Of opinion
ns to tn. be st means to the object IL view
the following preamble aud resolutions Were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, we regard Agricultural Societies as
constituting admirable means of introducing
Imprevements--testing the relative value OF
different plans of cultivaton-the various i'm
PIGMENTS Of husbandry-tlIe varieties Of seed
Of stock, and Of advancing the interests Of ag-
riculturc general; and Whereas, all depart
n,ents Of mechanical business are directly or
Indirectly identified with agriculture, and so
closely combined that whatever viii advance
the one " III contribute to the Improvement of
the oher-in short that all productive labor has
but IL common interest, therefore, BE- 1T
Rssoired, That we recommend the organIza-
ton Of II Society to promote these Important
interests, under the name and style OF the Al
TicultuIt Society Of Wayne County.
ReSoirrd. That We recommend the holding
OF IL meeting at CentrcviIle, on the last Satur-
day in thus month. for the purpose OF more fully
carrying out the object of this meeting
Resoincd, That this meeting appoint com
mmittrr, consisting Of one person from each
Township III The county, o secure the attend
nnc- of ~ m,ny persons III the proposed meet
ing Al CentrrvIe possible, ani To -nd.avor
L -, TN,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

tREsBvrERIAS CnuscH-We learn ou- pos
byterian friends also about to max. An ff,-,
70 build a new and more CONNEXIONS bniIoinc
trust they may not make the effort in vain
mere Is no one thing which contributes more 10
"e character Of town than connections and
"ei-oniit churches. Its prima fae;a evidence
- the LAWYERS would say. that the ,.o,I. ara ;,
church going and moral community 7, :.
tracts the right kind of citizens I, ,aorn ~
town. II is public good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
Dissolution Of Partnership.

|EllE partnership he re tofore existing be tween
l. CHRISTOPHER Shower & Harnau Duwaiius
has, this day been dissolved By mutual consent.
Those owing the late firm. are hereby notified
10 come forward and settle their respective ac-
counts immediately
Inc business will hereafter be conducted BY
Herman Duwaiius, and the pubHc Will a, ali
Tunes md a, his Store a good assortment, of
Goods, and at reasonable prices
CHRISTOPHER SHOWER,
HERMAN DuWALlUS.
Richmond. Nov. s, 1850. as-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

Grdham's Magazine for December has
already come TO hand a new volume
commences with the new wear. The
'or'h coming volume is promised to be
more splendid. if possible. than the one
JUST closed. Now is the time 10 subscribe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
y. 7. HoLlowAr. Scc'ry

NEw Goops--We intcnCrd to say in our last
paper that we had noticed some very handsome
goods at the store Of Il. Strattan. We regret
the omission, ana would tell our readers OF
the fact now but the goods may have been sold
Us such goods cannot remain long on han! =
They may not be all gone no viewer, ANA we Il T.
wise our friends 10 call early.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
LEGAL. NOTICE.

VENO all persons whom It may concern. Yon
II are hereby forwarned from trading for or
buying any notes Of hand payable 10 Thoma
Jacob I. Wright, signed by Jesse VI.
ha1Fis ana William Harvey, there off
sets TO the same. j. VI. HARRIS.
llth mo. 9th, 1850 46-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
OLE FL .Ale y.

Life ia but dream. aud death the waking.
their aching brow>; some Of riches. and the vel
low gold lies piled IN gliStrning heaps; some Of
power. an the sceptre, ana the swnr4 gall their
handS; some OF lose. ana the thorny roses bind
their hot temples! But 10. We now The harsh
step Of dcafi IS heard and The dream Is orfr'
Died, at Newport. on the morning Of th,
'uth uitimo- OF a pulmonary affection of long
standing, Miss AMEII, JUDkI>s. daughter OF
Or. ;. Judkins, aged - years ami four months
On Saturday. Oct. 26th. in Brownsville
mon county. Ia. Mss CANnicE Mason aged
- wears. only daughter Of Alan Mason. Esq
Of that place.
This young lady returned from school at
cl"ck on trcty evening, attacked VIII.
Nehgestton of the Brain, and died at 4 o'clock
me next day She was universally beloved BY
an titt knew her, for her aiuiibie disposition.
and she died deeply !ainented
Oh the 9Th of October at Snrinqboro'
Ohio, SAMUEL foTrs, IN the 18th wear of his
age. The subject OF this notice W as a native Of
Montgomery county, III. He at an early
age sent 10 Cambridge. England preparatory 10
the study Of Law. winch ne afterwards pursued
under the instruction OF VIM Lewis. Esq, OF
Philadelphia, and was regularly admitted 10 the
bar OF that city His life a long and event
full one HIS intercourse with the world was
largely marked by promptness in decision. and
integrity. But the earth DO nd
is hroken-tiis impatient spirit sought its desti-
ny. Peace to i.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
.tsz.ar-of-s.c: E'O.lalSs.i.

a OTTO is he feby given 10 the Sicckhold-
Z ers III the Richmond Bridge and Turnpike
Company that the FIFTH ana LAST install
intnt due on The 2tith instant; and that they
ire respectfully requested to PA \ their dues a.
farther rence toward them ould he ieaniu 2
iht Company INTO enbirraSsl ut and difficulty
DANIEL 3. CRAWFORD, Ife4sn e..
Richmond. Oct 10, 1850. - II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

METHODIST CnuEcH The builiinr comrni.
Noe " ''e Hethodist Church active IN their
'"'r's 10 RAISE Inc necessary subscriptions 10
erect 'her proposed new building. They have
already handsome subscr iption and il i IN L.
hoped the public will contribute literally t,c.r
~ out so desirable an object
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

II w. received Il large aua general a>>ortfne 1T
If IA 80 - = - G-:--
winch they are prepared to sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country prolGce, either whole
sale retail
Their stock consists Of Raisns. Figs, Cheese,
I.rrlpr SIacherit. sugar. Coffee, CaHtlrs. Can
lies Mats, u al Kinds. ana ~ short every thing
usually kept III fauIiv Grocery, all OF which
ean b. bought for tril" above cost.
They are prepared To furnish Pound Cakes,
Iriiv Cakes ana other ,fixiugS" for weddings,
ga The shortest notice, to all WHO may apply.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
MON + Y NJ A r II f. Il S.

LIST or BANK NOTES RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH
BA.k AT RfcHMoND:
State Bank Of Indiana iandusky City Bank
and Branches; seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks Of s. Tifin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank ;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
I,.f Bank of Cincinnati;, Farmers Bank of Vir-
Commercial Bank Of do GINA and Branches;
CITY Bank of do Bank Of the valley OF
DAYTON Bank DAYTON Virginia and Il Branches
Blk of Geauga, faines- Exchange Bank OF Ntr-
vile: ginia and Branches;
Canal Blk Of Cleveland; Notes Of - aud up
CITY DO wards, ut p0r III New
City g Columbus; ork, Phiiadeiphia
Franklin Blk Of lanes and Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
FOREIGN Gold Coins.
For The pdli4dium
Tenn sDer:ssIce.

There was time IL The reign Of Queen Eliz-
beth. when and brunriy were sold by the
cruce by the apothecares, as n medicine, and
a poonful consiGc red a dose by all the
regular physicians But see how the feature Of
Of things have changed since her reign. Many
apothecarIes appear to have scrupIes in g,v
ing evil spirits to their customers in any guam
tity. ana for any purpose for mere pittance,
and how often is this the price Of blood!
How often is the wife made TO mourn over
her piliabe condition with her helpless charge;
that nestle closer around their shivering moth
er, W hen they hear the keen winter blast search
ing their miserable cot; and the flames
sIming the last figot
Me thinks hear one ask, Where is the huS-
band and father while his family thus neg
ect-d and pining from grief and want
lie IS probably at the grog shop spending his
time in debauchery and drunkenness, that should
be spent in The company of her, whom he has
vowed to cherish and protect. Then il it strange
that she should bend beneath the aiil ction-tlat
her heart strings should burst asunder and that
she should mourn personal neglect, blasted 10 ys
and witilered hopes
o. there j. vast field for Temperance
formers; though their work in many places -
becoming manifest, many drunkards are foreak
ing the coilrd monster AMI the spirit Of his ways,
and are becoming good citizens.
The sun of peace and plenty is again dawn
ing upon their once bruighted existence. Nav
they be encouraged to hol! their way. Let
not the finger OF scorn and deri~iun be directed
towards them though III ~ have erred and fell
short Of filling the object Of their creation. But
IN the. Isnruao. Of thu. uoet.
..Be kind although they may have erred
Remember thou art fra!I.
And yet may 81 stumble IN thy path
Throughou this dark vaIe
Though now thy hopes brightly fair,
Serene thv clou1irss SIX
Thy fonirst hopes may quickly fade,
Thy cherished comforts die. :"
Richmond Oct. 18th, l-1l W. w j. w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
written FIR he Riclns2ai PaiLldiam
Geographical tcrO>tIctl E.ni-it1 --No

written far Tie Rican2ai PalLalian
Geographical tcrn,ticaI E.n'=inr --No v.
To young students in Ceoyraphy.
am composed of thirteen Letters;
Wy > IS Il river in \ iabama;
Ny , III > Is town in Greece,
Wy ; II Is a river in England;
wv ! . | , | 6 is a river in Brazil:
My , ! l. ID IS town on the coast of 4 frica
Wy = II 10 j. a mount ~ Europe
Ny > - , is a town in Brazil;
Ny : - n county in Missouri;
wv > 10 , is 4 river in Libera;
Ny 10 > . | ) 10 Is town in ScotlanG:
My IL J } Is ii town in Africa:
Wv II : y is town in P-nnsylvtuia:
Wy II ) 10 T. is a river in Europe;
Ny whole is wha, all honest men viii do. and
what every honest man does do c..
Answer next week
IT Answer TO that Of last week. \ Mup
TEMPER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
8 Ar G a ] n S,
EsV GOODS ON EFAND.--D'. j.
: Ferguson. respectfully informs ms
-. . l.
FAN and Winter DIR, Goods.

: ferguson. respectfully informs his
customers ana the pubic, that he has Just re-
ctIved i fresh supply of
FAX! :ssssi Winter Dr, Goods.
such 4s--CloTHs. CtssInERKs. s.rfI>FTrs, and
almost every variety OF q . suitable for
CentiensHs Hcir; together with a general
assortment of the latest ana; most fashionable
styies of y ESS GOODS tor LADIES'
u EAR, such as: tpacas Ginghafns Prints Of
various stNies aud patterns; black and fancy
silks. Sattlns. Sc Sc; Bonnets, Trimmings
of al kuos, Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons, Thread
and Cotton Lace, Ed2iug. Inserting, shaw Is,
II andkrrtbiefs, Sc, Sc.
Al>o.--La4ics' and Misses slippers and
Shoes; Gentirmen's Boots. Shoes, Brogans, &c.
ALSo,-A beautiful assortment Of Glassware,
Queensyvare, t,c.
ALso,-iiariwarr Of various kinds ana for
various purposes; Groceries Of the best quality
In fact, his assortment embraces almost every
article usually called for ia the country. HIS
stock selected with care, and he feels conf
ent that those who WIZ cali aud examine ii,
viii not - away dissatisfied.
IL viii take all kinds OF approved country
proauce III exchange for Goods, at fair prices
Thankful for past patronage. he respect
full sollcits the public to call and examine ms
Goods aud Prlces,-N TliO; ELE TO
now 7 HEM.
Richmond, Sept. IL, 1850. 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

Plain and fancy silk ana Nohar Lust-rs;
90 DO NIerinos and Bombazines;
Cashmeres, ", de LANES. Cling hams, BilzarInes
California, Burna Vista and Oregon PIaIds;
Linen GInghams, plain and fancy Lawns;
A good assortment of Crlico--, Book Muslin.
IRISH Liens, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Jac-
onrtS, Eobincnts. aud ; iss Null.
Dress siss&s.--Pan ana black dress silk
Black ticurta aud fancy do
Changeabte silks and sa;ns
Plain blue red. green. and pink silks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

tinues business on Main street nearly opposite
the Bank and East of Lvndes' Store. where tie
has on hand and oilere for sale, general as
sorttuent Of
stoves. Castings. is,W:lre. Copper.
ware. &c. &c. dc.
He has ,he-I,nproved, Double Oven Straub
Cooking Stove;
Premium stoves. Of various styles AMI sizes;
New York Albright Parlor stoves, four sizes
Air Tight Hall Stove. three sizes'
Srlf-Nr.ulating, Air-Tigh,, Cast-Iron Parlor.
d. do Shee,-Iron do.
\ general assortment Of HOLLOW WARE:
such as Sauce Pans, WatlI-- Irons. &c. SC. &c
T,nware Of ali kinds. plain and Japanned--
Stove Trimmings, OF Tin ano Copper His stock
Is warranted be of the best On aiIty, and VIII
be sold as low ~ can possibly be afforded
Approved country produce Will be taken in
exchange.
H. has also for sale new -SAa@Eos
Of his own invention, which viii produce Butter
III from four to fifteen minutes. and gathers the
Butter in good order. Ii can De turned by
small child. and where IT has been tested gives
full satisfaction The pubic are invited to call
and tx anime 1t.
s.-Old Copper, Brass aud Pewter, bought or
taken in exchange for WORK.
We append the following certificates of per-
sons who haze used Shrubs Improved Cooking
Stove:
HAu,Irox, sept. i:h, 1850.
We. the unders gned, DO hereby certify, that
we have purchased ami are now using the I'm
proved, Douhie-Dven >tr"ub Stove, IN tnufactur-
ed By Owens f.bert & DYER of ,his place, and
having thoronghly tested and carefully examined
the same, take pleasure in saying that We are
satisfied that the principle rpon winch the heat
applied TO the l. PERtEC /, and that
the capacity OF the Stove and convenience IN
cooking. i greater than any other of rs size;
and that in the saving OF fuel lt cannot be sur
passed HEwRY ;. EARHEARr,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
BOOT AND SHOE ~TOIe 4
SI0SN NENEMENA

0NtN EDGERION, W ouid respectfully
~ inform his TRENDS and the rubiIc eenrratiN,
lhal he made nGattion tu his already large
ASSoHTNEN / Of BOOTS and SHOES, con-
sisting OF MINIS Coarse AND fiSs Doors. CAT
rrRs SmoGs, StIrPEKS and FUMrs IapiEs GAi-
TERs. SHOES and SLIPPERS CHILDREN 5 BOOTS
and SIoEs. His stock embraces those of his
ow II manufacture. and Cincinnati Custom naads
Genfit iHen,s Fine Boots amt cutters. ana Lodys
bootesS. shoes and SiiypfFs, all Of which he -" AR
RANTS 10 be goou,-neat ami seTsiceah!e.-
HIS stock OF Eastern Iuaut woTn - general and
equal TO the hest in the market. His prices Will
continue to b. as low possible to make them.
{: ttul foe past favor he asks continuance.
I5-C4li at The old storeroom Of El Browm.
opposite the Barsis binding, and examine his
stock aud compare Prtces
Richmond. 9th mo. 10Th. $50 4ou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
SNANLS--SSA0yS. Sc.

Baragr, Grape, six. Thibet. De Lainc. Raw
Six, aud SIlk-u-tl >ilAWIS and StARFS;
Beraer Cause, ana Lace Wells; fiain, Hem
>utchea. heyerea aud Embroidered Linen Hand
>erchiefa; Threat. Li~ie. Brussels. SILK Blonde
ana other LACE and EDGi\GS, Plain and
Figured Behblnrtt; SIX ana Cotton Lusion;
Grape, { rape iis>e; SILK ana Cotton Hosiery
ana CLOVIS, IN variety, HATS. B0NNETS;
iB&fllAS. fuIl>. C;IHps: friuges;
r - FAR AN0I.~; Bonnet, Cap ana Belt RIB
HoNs. t!vrt-; Buttons; Thread. Needles,
ana v-ry general and splendid assert
rent # zfissI i,s iElSs. and a variety OF other
g - . y =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

CcEEiO5 AEsoTs ATISE.--This high
~ " esteemed Aromatic Paste, rencers the
breath delightfully."- fragrant, dlffu$~s an elegant
aromatic flavor IN the mouth. and removes the
taste and smell or nauseous medicines. tobacco
smoke. &c. THIS * new and valuable article.
Call and get some, at HowELIs \ Coz
Drug store, No. 4. Main St
Richmond. Se5t. Ina. 1880. 3-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

Hats. Caps. Groceries. Hard ware.
esucc.a>,S;lrc. Cutlery. &c.
r. has as good assortment of Boots and
shoes. as can be found i'll this city; IN short,
he has GOOD stock Of Goods and he is deter
mined to sell them CHEAP for Cash exchange
for approved country produce
The citizens of Richmond and surrounding
country, are respectfully invited TO call and ex-
anime his goods and prices.
Richmond, 10th no. d, 1850. diff
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WgD-E-zGDN ~.

Linen, cotton and thread aces and edgings;
Gimps Jacourt satin stocks and canbrics;
Gents black fancy. silk and gtngham cravats;
Ladies AMI gents white linen ana fancy pocket
haudke rcfief>;
Ladies ami gents silk, cotton and kid Gloves;
CO. PIC net gloves and mitts;
Cents black, white, and colored cotton Hoes;
Ladies do,
cashmere, silk and
lambs wool Hoes:
Black and fancy, silk and bullion fringes;
do 90 linen 90.
W bite curtain Go;
Velvet Ribbons; white and colored skein thread
spool thread, combs, thImhies. suspenaerS,
pocket books. carpet sacks, sewing silks, hoE!e
made and Scotch thread, Looking Glasses,
wall and window paper, Umbrellas. Buttons,
Hooks and Eyes, Dress Buttons, Tailors' ami
Dress Trimmings. plain ami fancy Ribbons OF
all widths, Cap Ribbons, &c. &c.
A good assortment of >IalVyls, Of differen
t<l. nd widths
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
:, w. AND FIN " 4 ss T.
~E-G . ZE EE~

gS..C l.. DICKINSON. respectfully IN
! forms his frie ms ana the public, that he con
tnues business on Main street nearly opposite
the Bank and East of Lyndes' Store. where he
has on hand. and oilere for sale, general as
Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06
Ladies'; dress Goods:

Black, blue. brown, drab ana fancy Satti
Black ana MlIAea q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-06

Bed tckings, apron and mariners checks, wagor
COVERINGS
Bieached brown and colored Drillngs,
Go 30 do Nusns-all widths
90 90 Linen md cotton table covers
Linen and cotton bag-ings, Nanllins, and selicla~
Inns. LlmseXs. red w hIt. all4 green lanneIs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27
Burlington High School.

We understand that the services Of Mr. SHELDON
have been procured as Principal Of the new High
school, just incorporated in this place, and that
the institution will go into operation as soon as
suitable building can be procured. Mr. S. has had
large experience in conducting one OF the best
schools at the east, and we cannot do otherwise
than congratulate the new Association at their
success in procuring the services of so competent
aPrincipal. We hope he may be able to do for
Burlington what Mr. Wyman has done for ST Louis
IN eievating the standard ofeducation. Hear wha,
the Republican says about Mr. w.
substitution Of Teachers-yve are pleased to learn
mat Mr. +. "rMAN, principal the High School in
this city, has been invited fand the invitation IS ac
cel'ted) to deliver the annual address before the
american Institute of Teachers, which assemblies
IN year at Southampton, Mass. In this Institute,
we oeheve. the principal Professors Of the Public
schools OF New England. New York, and probably
othef states, are repre- sented, and we regard this
ihVi,atton to one OF our Western Teachers as a
mig compliment to us as well as to him, and one
winch we doubt not, he VIII discharge with honor
To himself and credit to the section which he repre
sehts. No other man In this city has had an equal
number Oh her youth under his guidance and in
structlon, and with him rests the solution of the
question:, how far teacher may make good and
great men out Of the youth of country? The Ia SIX
Is one oi the highest responsibility: its fulmen,
can only be judged Of in the fllture.o