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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

liz Woas A FLAsuY WAIsrco.r.
HE wore aashy waisteoat on the
night ahen FIRST We me.--wi,h a
famous pair Of whiskers, and imperial
of jet. His air had all the hanshti.
ness, his voice the manly tone, Of a
gentleman Of eighty ,hoasasd dollars,
all his c~n. ! saw him bu, moment
me,hinks ! see him now, With \ very
tasty waistcoAt, and beaver on hu
brow. And once again I saw tina,
brow no beaver neat Was there. bal
. shocking bad 'uA Vas has hat, and
disSessled vas ais hair. hax altered
sss the scene, the change xas al
couIaeis. and he vas Asaked BY con
stable, who marched him up the stree,
sau hsn ess . u1oment, yet thinks
zee him now charged By ti,sse worth,
oAesss, With kiskiAs Up . rou."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
Could not Live a Dav LONGER

Mcssrs p. Is CALDWELL &fO of Eaa Osrege O,r1.
to y J., respectable druggists we have pa
heard, through Mr. WhleBian gesp-elaL CITIZEN Of
place. Of Ill important Of Coass nfvr which b.
IsbAs fvLNOsAes B.tsAN hn. produced u ~ NJ e NJ
Az acquaintance Of is wiD resides IN the Of w.
this county, She had been long eOnh,sd he = 70
So dangerously dtcnsed, thai her friehds telis -.
bic Tor her TO Fire than ONE DAY LONG,
ell other hupe utterly failed, she commenced I(xl
PULMONARY NISSAN, and its medical n NJ rs,d
i.t from Dtih. htD, that abr IL
is1disy h@, dJsct haieofd attain
edses and II very evident That ,i indebted To BRASTs
BALsAM for her recovery frpm long sewers dhnrs
Qua sickness and her friends and Igbors CONSIDER
t,.yuf Ia.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
FITS, FITS, FITS.

Mrssrs. j X LiPriNCorT 4 son, respectable rsrtirs
VI HN,2rors S"ro1 county, Pennsytonia. wtoir Ny
u? s's stating, snong oil., Which bal t+rr &.
rived from tlrc USE of BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAs
that me vi tlWif hsd jps informed h,tn
child which had been subject E- several l.,
v bs uvr Of HHAXT'S BxiH<M
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

PROPRlBTORS
Bradley & Garfield,
BURLINGTON, Vt

- bSht'NuIONp We
For the transportation Of Property,
Between Boston, New York, Albany Troy. all mort
"a Lake Champiain. Montrea and Quebec
CONNECTING AT BURLINGTON
~hHookes and1oitoa' . limo Of Steamers and Barcse
vie the Chamby Canal Tor Montreal Qlebec ,Iorts on
the $, Lawrence, Kingston, C.W and all ports on the
upper Lakes.
The pcopsietors Of this Line having made ample
arrangements are preparej with
New and Substantial Lake Boats
passing directly between NewYo,k aud Ports or Lake
Champlain 10 give prompt despatch all property in.
tended 10 pafs between the place. above named vii
which they may be entrusted
The Boats Of this Lice are invariably towrd by
Steamers on Hudson River, and Lake Champrin
Property actually weighed and subecftcd the u.al
delay and and injury incident to felu.ni lrnnshmeni
BY the Connection with Hooker snd Holion's ina
Of steamers md Barees which leave Burlington Tri
weekly, property passing between Cansda aud New
YORK, will he forwarded direct with reshipment at
Burlington only,
Debenture and Warehouse Business wi receive
prnnpt attention
Property TO and from Boston forwarded by vessel
when desired
Properly TO he frwarde, by either Of he o In. rail
road lines from Burlington will receive particular
care.
The propreors believing their facilities for the rap
III transmission OF property 10 be unsurpassed
fully ask Lr a Continuance NJ patronage.
AGEN7S
johnson, 0 Coeniies Slip, New York.
Lowell, N. Y and Baon Pocket office.
Tong Wharf, Boston.
Hooker / HolIon, Montreal.
April !, 1880. 1871
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

oseen Victoria has named her las,
baby Arthur. Tie latest fssLions
fnon he royal narsery have nc, yc,
c~sne over. Dc Js:iesi.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

or 10 be witnout his sovereign remedy whiie they
viii lie surprised that you sfe much behind lhe age
AS cot IN have used II henre. II Is 10 thing II
has been before The public for years and rs incr.as-
Ing sal" sbo~s me rr'imat,un in which II is held
JAMES NJ sliSrER. IA Fulton st, New York,
and all The Druggists 10 the United States IJiy
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE

Messrs PRATT FOSTER. msyelarn u Ne, tn-srag
Conn, sad HRdS7'S BfLS.tM Ind effected cuo, - ..
hopeless cases OF CosumpT'os In their to~n si %
other cougmrdr,uc could be sold there; that had r'ps
NJ u fre1 me- GR.yE-semc thu, physician. md oil 10
friend. ,a'd MUST DIE one gentleman. In Varncu rn
80 far gone that his i ysicnB Told hn /. Hc lifsay
ricdne lie hrn, 'ho,i har~ .n h"Fm ~
BRANIS BALsAM-Gor wELL-and v sd a. -
r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of The Acc.

Did you ever Use Nc
Alisief's All Healing
Ointment Certainly
you have foT there are
FEW Il any. who have
, OF svaile,i Themselves
II itscnrative qualities.
, / ouiy needs a THAT 10
i rnvince The psrsons ns
Hsi, that II rs really
,ai truly the hes, AM
e.. extan,. Enquire II
the tens OF Thousands
who have been 10 the
constant use Of il, aud
IhpyNiiiatl.isp Won nav.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
DlLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,

CAUTION t"sf
" tsfieiis u nslsgs
Extractor. Ia i,s q.
Wrapper s,e'd b. n 81
ksixssid th,s' ~ 80
Sopa. poison, ~ 't,y
ste ~ danfsioiS 70
ttsif sppuc~tioa
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

Bvy Daley Exifartof, oEly 10 Tia ne~ slss' 40
large bores-y6u gaia A1xsly 40 The qgshtiiy oio "
hsf over The Old si2s md bsiis r'pGnsni -
700 sse.5 tie danger Of tsiss iapos,a pIan -
Counterfeit ,4ai ais certain q sstlSt The ssss.tt a.
tirlc
The Genuine b.lys sslss as thOasasds wi,l ts''D
70 az iniaihos fen-eJ fof tie vofS 81 BS'ns ftst'
Piles hbtrH..t'sal hofs stssi ATTAINED syes, kSr~"
sz kh,.tn Luts, Wounds, Bruis sas sa eaisisess
Ard tatssgAtofJ d,.<s4ss.
Mud the nrw dresses sse IsIss toIss, snI IA J
b. foasrJ. and Miro y. Bsu, ere ny OSiy sfirsnAS
oSests 10 ne Eastern hts,ss
s,B Lyssy stsi srsnl viii Ia psev,t,f shh
esft'hesis. ssraee W y tssfsi su,'fssy ssc - ~
travelling asenI. See Inc NJ pf,nis5 Ilnsish W
teO-thsy 1oatsih inst D ne porAai cad ystasbs O.
igfsaslIoa. IL BAILEY, Nt, Broadway. y. YAA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
CONSUMPTION
A OYINO WOMAN CuREo,

~. state vi. cnre. 10 prove i~ rosta 20 ,.,ttyt 49,.
HITS HALSAM 10 tired. even hn-f the person cr,,.. y
rAsrrs,ns and FAr IL he IN the tot ,i,yr. q,L,.s..s
rfis.aDj Ia fiis ease. GuNr. hi' NJ ,nsa, a,
rteIA.etorpSs hss.bf, Pur the 20, Aesl.uts ~,
aud the ,osj-riahe mad Hadonbt,d y-,e| o nj tho en
and facts. ~ res,r Ia uir PASrnl.vrs
TIL. effected TN Mn. LiRA DlkYNlS II ID.
ton Sysr. Sa,aioes County. ~ y ". rsn pew. is,..
dont. many Others. oi"ot equally hsic,, .ui iprv-oai,
II CsDshs dsd fonssry,fiess cram wLeh ,,r,
aosnccd nrnI nils BY SNILINL fmYsiCIANs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

HigTTesb uFE saa HEitIa
iNSU ANCE COMPANY
ors.sissais Hartford, Cone, Sept ,ssa.
Invested capital. loo,eee
O~esrsi Agent fer N~~aa,,
L. q. BINGHAM, Wi,iisson
To shon Apr,iossse~s ~.y be cent irem any
part VI the STATE.
Ccaifsl Othes 81 tho aseaey. rast ride - TIE
Cesrt Hosss Square, BarltnSien, VI.
y. WARD. NJ D.. Medical Examiner
Application. msy Ne made 81 ssy tisst at the
once ot 90 the following named ptreon'. esni'
q Medical E,s missv., Who Vail furnish famrh-
cts AID any ihfer nation that MAY bs desaIed, Ia
regard 60 the Co.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Aoxsr-R RITZ rsil csuus, Agent, Ratiana
Era June. BrAndop, &. 4. Hitchcock ,l'ittsforJ,
Chester Spencer, Cast e,on Csren Leonard
ch,,tenden SiissN Hodge Clsrer don; Rim
feultn,y. u. F. Nicholson. wal.ingsisrd. lay
cite Potter. Ps~ict
MroIo slEx AnrSsss.--f 'yrusPorter Rutland
r. n. Drnry, P1ittord; 4 E.niriea, fouline,;
stisushten, Pawlc,, u Shower, Clarendon
J u Woodward, Css,l,ton; Josiah W Hall, Bran.
don, John Fox, waiIingf"rd.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Aorsr, Bingham & McEoWeh. County Agents
Bennington, MI Bstchellsr. Arlington; Danie
Roberts, Jr. Manchester, " II Douglass, Shafts
bury; CYRUS Arlington, Dorset.
.ifcd.cni Erasniatrs, Luther NJ o.ely ,Arling on
Swift, Bennington; HDMeaei'am, manchester \
= Jebnson, Shaftsbury.
california Life Risks
taken at lower rate. than by any other company
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
COUGHS AND ,ONSuMPTlCNS

and Ct,rss Cosph, ainrdsfnly prove N. srr Ga. -
such discss. and lie apdoui,-d curative luw,t .fi
heating popcrrt NJ mo following e"rrA N. ta -,
VIZ Hrsg y hissi for~,ny at nc les o. ru. .. La -,
ors sds t,9af >srr5t' N7.os, Cosqyt,,-i, ptr.f -
th.Ut. (husr's Isf.Aiss. Its,sfs,t ant
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

IADOCK THOMPSON'S First Book Of
~ Geography for Vermont Children il now
Tor sale at spsheers. This book has been re
nnmeEdsd by the Convention OF Superinten-
beats. Teaehers supplied Oh liberal terms
Sinsie copie, IS cents. IL. Spencer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSIN

eve, rS't -sst ~ the mol sf'rsst ~~,ts a.y y,y
y ftt seshet oSsrsvftcs-~s est spessAa-- e.-, y, -
~! sss Shsssss ~ >0rsst nptt esap. =, wv
~s.v rurd ~ ANY ,akrr vs~dtrr~ ~ snr'v ,vv, ~
ss" 81 "" hn ft.s r~rrrs. ss 20 have i-r- -
bad ' iafia' eior~s n'ait ha,r i-rti r,rr, 80 ~ 70
taisss vbo .Asa ss,uid hive s.,.i.t as, ~
vel and hcsrr - us'y ever wrv -
res.ss-. NJ ihr eesn.hs a',i rsrthng vrs, s.,,,
ro~erfd ash eeii.c a. TIE preparation ~ o. w.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

Bs.Ssss q, NARIiS 4 iitNkts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
Family Grocery and Provision,
FOR T..

pNiiE undersigned respectfully informs tho
people OF the CITY Of Richmond ana fur-
rouHejn- country, that h has opened the above
business N
s.tR..'- ROW. No. 50. MAIN STREET
II ~ Z consists. in part, oi Noiasses, Loa.
Crush an. Brown Sugars, Young II, son
IrssersE, Gun Powder and Black Teas--frcm
-. c~af* . 81 = IL; Rio ani Free Labor { Of
9e; C!trro'4te ground and uu-rrouni Pepper
ai.-plr- { inuanon AM Cloves; Ginger. Nat
rae =. J" iadow Glass; Starch, Saler4ias Rice
Lard. chewing and smoking Tobacco. Cigars
Snuff, Vinegar. soap. Candies. Indigo. shoe III.
scrub Brushes, Cortage. Fish. Wash Boarts,
buckets. Churns aud BASKETS; Brooms, WooS-
Saws. Sha.eis. Patch FORKS Ua,che,-, Pocket
Knives and variety cf Fancy Notions: CaB3le
Wick, Batting; Earthen, Stone. yellow and
RocAfaglan Ware--CHEAr: ksnhawa and Lake
Sail, Rasins, Figs. Powder. Lead, Shot, Glass
Jars. sai,s. Drrd Beef, Peaches and Apples,
Bacon, CauEIes, Cheese. Crackers. Cakes, &c
JI-Sait, Cheese. Teas, Pepper. AIispice, Ciu-
non. Starch ana Candy. NJ wholesale
H.. is prepared TO Furnish his customers with
GROCERIES,. on GOOD TERMS: and will sell
any thing in b. > line CHEAP for C.su or aporo-
we'd CorSrRY PEoDrcE- 4 reasonable price will
be ciren for all s.aj'abie Produc-
I-FLous. Cozx- ME.L, Cosx Oars. Gsorxp
FEED. arPLEs, POTATOES and other vegetables
are kept for sale at No. so:
ELI GRIFFITH.
EicAmoa1, 10Th mo- 3ist. lao. 45sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

1--WE have the proceedings Of Con-
cress W to the 5,h inst. The Speaker
appointed the standing committees on the
3ls,-we viii publish them next week =
Nothing of much importance was done
il either IIcuse. On the 4,h Mr. Benton
defined his position on the Instructions
from the Missouri Legislature. 10 vote
agains; the Wiisnot proviso. lie declared
the Legislature nlis;ook the sentiments OF
the people OF iiisso Iri. in adopting these
resolutions: and that they m;>too!l their
own power in doing 50. Mr.. AtclI;son de-
clared the Legislature did right and the
people OF Missouri would sustain every
position taken By the resolutions. On the
the 5tn. Mr. Cas- resolution for suspend.
ing diplomatic intercourse with Austria
was under consideration. and some talk
took place about recalling tho Minister 10
Austria, James Y atson Webb. ard the
Minister to Mexico. Mr. Letcaer. We
hope io be able to catch up with the Con-
crcssional reports next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

II is said that the Cambria. which arri-
we'd in Boston on tnc o9;h at midnight.
brought the largest European mail ever
received in that city. But the political
news is hardly worth communicating
EvGLtHD.-It is said Parliament viii
convene about the middle cf January-
The question Of National expenditure will
De first discussed.
The reduction Of rhe rates Of dscoun,
by The Bank is said to be the precursor to
al advance in Conso!s TO par
Tho Queen Dowager Adelaide died on
the 81 i,s..-aged IS years.
Another expedition IS about being fitted
oct TO Behring's Straits in search Of Sir
john Franklin.
FaAScE.-four hundred Of the June
Insurgents arrived in Paris from Havre.
having been liberated by the ATTY General.
the election Of the IA has been 2osfpon-
ed 10 the 23th Of January next
Ledru Rollin has issued panpi,Iei de-
Tending his conduct on the 18th Of June
The pamphlet was seized by the Govern
men.. and proceedings Instituted agains.
the printer.
Orders have been sent 10 Withdraw
portion of the army from Rome
Measures have been taken 10 improve
the condition OF the enancipated slaves.
The French Assembly registered the
motion % abolish punishment b. death for
all offences.
The Lyons Court Martial sentenced
number Of the June insurgents Tor term
Of years.
lraLY.-The fortress a; Gae:a is baing
repaired. The Treasury of the Cardinal
of the Triumvirate is reported insolvent.
No time IS stated for the return Of the
Pope
TUEEEY.-We have adyiccs from Con.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
An Excuse.

We dislike very n1uch TO trouble our su.scr-
bers with an excuse for the delay OF our paper,
the lack Of that attention which IS 50 reouis-
'te 10 make paper interesting; bat they NAV
read this-if they want to: Sickness in the IT.
ed 5 family, will account for ai-that has given
Us I 'hack-sei.' The fact IS. SMALL cars are in
Gispensab!e in printers casf.-ihey are calcu-
lated 10 tno5 up his spirits. even If they are all
OF the eence--:enlinine. We're always thank
full for small favcrs--larger ones in propo-iion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
Temperance Meeting.

Tonight, "Wednesday at The Sons Hall. a,
O'Clock. The citizens generally are invi;c.i TO
dan especial invitation IS extended t.
those who have not Yet lent their aid and in
flaence TO the temperance cause. An address
may be expected on the Physiological ana Phre
nolcgicai bearings Of Intemperarce, or, in other
words. an en6eavor TO point ont the de!etcrious
and mind.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

M I'LL. be oiF.rct a, pubic sale. on Friday.
III ! ith day ri January, 1880. at -
O'Clock. \. VI al the late. rc>il.ucc 81 Thomas
{. larrt deceased IN Richmond. the following
Sfofta--- Pr tuiuGi Cook :tioves-fuu tfi,n-
'nr' an! "afr'ntr'.; 10 II Plat. and far"r
StaTc-.-lho4-rh 81 lr.
Cssrfyo< --Woot's Ptreu, piows- .ili;,rrnt
- C4s'laas far Sioop's. Mccormack. ani
" 40. d. Thfashing Machine. Cnraiug M
,h'nc ani oth"r t,-,'ngS- Crank~, Gndg-nn-.
ketii'r, al Irons. Tra-kei,lrr. Ssiii.r~. Stew
krtrie~ Diuu"r. k"itt.s. ovens. w st,l.- Irons.
sauce Pans. Weg"n l]oxcs. O1d Liis. &c.
VI tcaINa SuJr roois--! slide I.a,he 4 .an-
h'r g"ar"d hAhi 20, han, 10. wood 30 aud
tools ] circular stw aud frnnc. vses and l,-ncl-
-, t"i IRON. wire, LOT of ,ni scr-w-. lot of
tools aud bench =.
Fami/y Carriocc nad Harness:
! Spiend.d Bnggg:
Q Urscs. oHc N,rec U-agon. d.c.:
E,ngetoh 0ad Kfct-n Fnrniinrc.
consisting o. beds and bedding bureaus; c:aek.
~ettce, carfeing, tables siana- chars. e, king
all! psr!pr stoves. one large desk; one double
b1tretIcd gun; and one cow W iih other property
nnt nerrSsar, to mention. ...
IIsMf-!hr"e dollars aD1 under, cash; over
three doilars, IL months credit for approved en-
dofs"d no'es-no property 10 De taken away u"-
IZlBETH o'HARRl,
JOHN RYAN,
Admi"isfrefors If the 'stafe Of 1hos O'Harra,
HtcsGscd
EichtHond, Dec. -, I-I9 '-2w
LNANEI SOAPS.-Ail kinds Of FaHcv sha-
wing and T"il-, Soaps: also. CASTLE aud
Olive Sotps, for sale. wholesale md retail 1T
MOI" u DR.. HOiVELL.S' Drun .Sfo,e.
ls DOZEN bruch screws;
stJ . hand
\ superior article Of Il edmond mad. window
SASH Tor sale bv
FLETCHER & BENTON
NOV ~, "a one Geor west Of Bank.
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No KssO7SlsACk!

VIE undersigned. respectfully informs tho
j public. tint he has iorncd Il eo- partnership,
IA DENTISTRY with DR. WM r.. Ri TIER, whn
= every Nay qualified To discharge the duti-s ri
the Profession. The undersigned. also, will
assume the responsibility Of all operations tho
lEi-liI, performed al LIS OH e.
a. y. NEWTON.
Richmond. Jan. ,. 1850. a3t
Jr.lcTsolIiai. copy d % 81
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For S3ic.

4 TW O-STORY FRAME DIV TELLING
a HOUSE. situated OF 9Th street. near the
contemplated Railroad Depot
Also A frs,-ra,e Peg Machine. and
fixtures. entirely new. Amy person wishing TO
engage in the manufacture of Shoe Pegs, will
End II to their advantage by APPLYING to
s G.. DuCDALE
Richmond. Dec. 5,h, 1919. 5o:3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

subject. Suffice j. to serve for the presen,
that the bill introduced by the Senator
from MON and Fayette. is much worse
than the original bill which he proposes
to amend We have not room now to
draw the comparison between the two
bills. We will hereafter.
There has been considerable excite
ment and discussion in the House reio-
tive TO a charter Tor Rail Eoal direct
from this place TO Cincinnati. i has been
looked upon with much jealousy by other
interests. and il is generally understood
t1a; the bill cannot pass the House. The
members Of the House from our county.
( | believe have opposed it. because they
supposed it would conflict with our road
10 this place. 4 very correct conclusion.
have introduced bill to incorporate a
Company 10 construct a Turnpike road
from Richmond 10 Liberty.
On Thursday last. J. 2. Chapman was
elected state Printer. receiving 81 votes.
Holm D Dcfrccs 2-Sca,ieung !. Mr.
Chapman is one Of the editors oftho State
Scniincl, and received the ,9.e Of every
iocofoco present.
j joint resolution in relation = informal
improvements. setting forth IL preamble
the po"er Of the general government to
imPsovc the western rivers arl harb5rS.
was indefinitely postponed il the House
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
The Rtchmond Dental DeRee.

Is at DR.. HoweIls' Drug Store, where Q IsrEs
u stock of Mineral Teeth, from the NsssSsc-
Thomin & Bernhard can be had at msnafscesf-
ers prices, aiso, Gold and Tin Foil. Files, Fse.
ceps, &c.. Plaster Of Paris. asd every thise slse
Dentists need Please call 1t No. l6, Aais ssress
Oct g. 1919 gu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
.su-s Etccci.cs: and nov: Opening
RICHMOND CEDTssESG SEOssE,

No. -. MAN strtet. Eicanoad. Ind.
1 spleHlid assortment OF Fall and Winter
. q . CD :. consisting OF Ieli, B.lnae;
| hot ana Brown { intii
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

cns.
JaAulry 8, 1850
From the Senior Editor.
iSpIavAFoLls, Jan. 9TH, 1850.

Much Of the time Of the present scss-
.on Of the Legislature has been occupied
with the discussion Of propositions TO dis
pose Of the right Of the State TO radoo"
the Whitewater Valley Canal. The bill
.hici1 linaily passed the Senate tn 5 even
in5. having previously passed the House,
authorizes the auditor and treasurer Of
State to advertise and sell tic r.snt, and
interests Of the STATE AM right Of relcn.p-
ton in the canal. Oh credit OF one. t~o
and three wears. or for cash-io give SIX
II days notice. &c &c. Should this bill
receive the signature Of his Exccilency
the Governor, and thus become a law, ihe
State viii be nd Of question Of interim
nabIc trouble 10 the legislature. The
tights Of the State in this canal are not
regarded as worth any thing. cilhor 70 the
State the company; but 50 long as The
State hold any claim upon the work, Ii
company felt at liberty to apply 70 the leg
i,laturo for relief.
The L.'l T. enable Indiana l-cariy
l.ee;,ngo Friends 10 hold and dispose Of
property tor educational, religious and
benevolent purposes. has been approved
Ii. the Governor, and is therefore 4 law.
Tn bill to authorize Nehemiah Checs-
man Of Wayao county to erect mill dam.
has passed the House. and is in the files
Of the Senate
There has been pending before the leg
stature FOR some time. a bill to amend
The charter Of the Tcrrc Ilautc and Rich
nonl Rail Road Company The BIZ
passed the House and came to tie Senate
win very oljcctonal provisions. One
| provision Of the bill authorized that com
pany 10 construct lateral branches Of tie
road to any point from said road for dis
lance not exceeding 2 miles for the pur-
/ pose Of reaching coal or IRON beds. stone
quarrics. &c. but proviso, confined TINS
i privilege 10 that part of the road which
1 ies west Of indianapolis. This proriso,
wcs stricken out by the Senate. moth
or section provided for the sale Of Bonds
. IS the company. 10 which there is no OBJ
+ lection. II the last session Of the legis-
~ II .,:oh a,;doI IL, ,..hono..or
,.o 30, sb,l1 ha,o 100, e,,f,-or,i..l .,
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said Company shall be elected by the
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

- The Dsguerreo'ype !ikenesses OF two CT the
pr-itiesi girls in Richmond and vicinity, can, o..
oush: to. be seen al w. II. WHITES He!iorraph-
ic Rooms, over Reeds Drug Store. Cal. and
see them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
WORMS. WORMS. Worms:

WORMS! Worms. Worms!
hOkSET'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUCE
49, remedy unsurpassed for cspeiling royms
warranted TO contain nothing Of a poisonous
character but is simple lis ction and safe i'm
iis application. have INST received FRESH
StPPLl OF the above valuable medicine which
am prepared 10 cell by the single bottle or doz
country merchants can obtain il here, by the
Gezrn or gross. Cali al u No. 81, opposite the
Bank al til" store of JOHN HhINES.
Richmond, Nov. %, Is49 36-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09

Office as dead Letters.
Apologize James VI
Alexander Mrs. Eliza
Avec!ick Mar;inns
Barnes Job
Brasf,o't John
Bsari Frtcr
Bon! ihom,s
Baker Henry
Bailey Henry II
Ssrnrs Shaplrich
Bromley. Hall < Co
Cup L. " ID ;
Collins .Ada'u
Cochcranr james
{ hurcllnan y ii
ConiTr owrn
Council James
Coboura Joshua
cnos Ssrnuri
Cox Joseph
G ra,np;on J )
Cherry Ech,rd
Clark S,rph-n
Cuh-licr Wrn
Carlisle WIN
Cook Nathan
Galley Jon,'han
Coarton y thrn
ctS,er'iar Miss Ella
DAVIS Miss Sarah \
bngaa rairsc,.
DAVIS William
DAVIDSON James
pau>on \ t;han
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