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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21
IT. F1 LES, II. d.
Resident Physician Lou. Mar. Hospital.

From DR.. l.. i. YandeH, Profsssor Of Chemis,ry
in The LouisrtHe Medical CoHege.
IL have looked over the liz; Of ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract Of
Sarsapariiia, and have hesitation IN saving
that they form a safe compound. aud one thu,
promises well in chronic diseases, to which II 10
appl'cable.'
L. p. YASDELL, VI. u.
Tuu
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WOoA. WNNA. MNoA..,

WISH TO purchase any quantity of Tub or
i Fleece washed " DOL, for which | viii pay
the highest market price either IN cash goods
The Wool should be free from Burs or Tags.
| have also received an additional supply Of
Fashionable and Plain
a. an GID ED ~s
which an 81 Hing at reasonable rates, for cash
approved produce. respectfully invite my
old friends, customers aud the public 10 call and
examine my Goods ana compare prices.
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond, Aug. (, $50. 2i-;f
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ADvERTIsING TERMS

Notices Of Marriages. aud Dcalhs, when tur-
nished by those Interested, or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over SIX lines, are charged
81 cents per square FOR the 6verpius.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adyer-
tscme nts inserted on the pecuniary responsible
~ Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, ~ per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertisementsevery
three months.
Candidates for Office, who subscribers, can
have their names inserted for one dollar; those
who are not subsc ribers, two dollars; both TO be
paid invariably in advance.
Administrators advertisements. being part of
the expenses OF taking out letters Of Adminis-
tration, expected to be PAID out Of the first
monies collected for the estate
uJWe expect 10 adhere strictly to the above
terms
IVY. B. PaLMEn. is our Agent At New York.
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Louisville. June q, l-S-.
REV. r.. W sEHoN-REv. EDWARD STE
SESSGN

The following is verbatim copy Of a eerfif-
cate now III the possession Of the proprietor Of
Bulls SarsapariIis. Rev. r.. w S-hon 10 W ide-
( /, and ge rally known a eloquent and
compished pastor Of the NJ r.. Church, and
Rev. Edward Stevenson has b-- "a known one
Of the most talented and Jealous members that
the Kentucky Conference could boast Of Tor
many vears-and Mt this time IS filling the high
and responsible station Of agent fo- the VI. r..
Book Concern South. Can The world produce
better or more satisfactory testimony IN favor
Of any medicine
LOUISVILLE, May 30, IS49.
We have used John Bulls SarsapsriIls, and
hav. known II to be used " ith entire estisfsc-
ton; and have hesitation in saying that
We be iieve II 10 be safe and valuable medical
compound, and calculated to produce much good.
and relieve much suffering; and, therefore. - osid
ch-erfuIIy and most earnestly recemme nd II 70
the afflicted
tSignedl E. W. sEHON.
l.. STEVENSON.
For sale, whol-sai. and retail. by
TUCKER g. MANSFIELD, As<"",
Main street, PeoFss, I'LL
r-For sale at J. HoweIls s. CsA Drug Sssss'
Richmond. Indiana. CO.,
! June rs, 1850.
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The place 10 ssHy Cheap and
NJ g w c. Q > . 81

INHIIE subscribers have inst made an addI-
4 ton to their stock Of Goods, ana they
respectfully invite their friends aud ths public
TO call, txauine and compare prices " It'll th.
same sort of Merchandise, now for sale III
other stores in K rchnnuI. IheY are d,fertaf n
ed 10 of5r thtr, customers good bargn}hS. and
il will not be the fault OF c. SHOWER X
Co. if purchases are not made.
They have Il wcil-Selrcted stock Of Cloths.
Ca<simeres. Sattinctts. Jeans, fianu"lS. laaI,.s,
Dress Goods. Gentlemen's summer Goods,
Palm Leaf Hats, &c. Ac.
BOOTS; SHOES; Umbrellas; Parasols;
Hardware; Queensware Groceries :
Nails: Glass. &c. &c. for sale al fair
and reasonable prices.
Cast, Paid for ~ DOL! and Produce
OF all kinds, received in exchange for Goods.
G.. SHOWER & CO.
PcafI Sfecf, So'ah Of The Catholic Chnrch.
RICHMOND, Aug. II, 1850 15u
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TER MS OF S T. Il : & RI r r | o y
One year, payabie in adoaHee, $3.50. $500
Ate, he year expires, .-------------.-.-3 800
For sir mouths, IN ad1aace, 1900 - 90
Icopy Of the Palladium and Lady'4 Book 100
do. do. Sartains Magazine, 4, 90
D-Ths subscription price Of the above mag
aznes is 80 per year, in advance.
III No piper di5e9n,inaed until ali arrearages
are paid, except at tie opium Of tie edifors.
Postage mnsf be paid, by corresbondeats, n
insure autsni0n.
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ever before brou ght TO this market, which he
is prepared 0 offrr at the smallest possible aG
low any shop in the west.
His stock consists OF Gold and Silver Lever
and L'Epine Jeweled and Plain w atches; Gold
Guar. Chains: Silver and common co; Fine
Gold Breast-Pins and Finger r ings; Bracelets;
Earrings. Gold and Silver Keys and Seals:
GOLD Diamond Pointed Pens; Gold and Silver
Pencils; Musical Boxes and Accordions; Bead
RetIcules ana Purses Silver ana Tortoise Shell
Combs. FfSE CUTLERY: such as knives, Raisors
Scissors. &c. &c. Gold. Silver aud Common
Spectacies-to suit all ages. Also. assort-
.nent of YANKEE CLoCks-some as low as Three
Dollars
Clocks and Watches repaired usual on very
moderate terms Old Gold and Silver take for
goods. Do not fail to CALL at No. 3j, Main
street, Richmond, Ia.
Richmond, Aug 9Th, 1880. If
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DH@aa 2ooDa.

which consists, in part, of SlLkS--Biack. drab.
Chameleon. PLAID and Stripe. neat aud beautiful.
{ oroeIiues. DE LANES. Mohairs, Barages. Lawns
figured and Victoria, Linen Lustres. Ging CHAINS.
CaIcoes solid, plain, medium end gay, &c. &c
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1 Desirable Residence for sale or

u NES'SsF.fs F1f' ENV~at!VIEtH' k+sT %sfft' q Z
ID NT Having relnquished house keepiug
Z | offer for sale or rent. my dwelling hous,
on the corner of Main aud Green streets The
house has seven rooms. wood house. stable.
carriage house, Ac. The lot is ~ feet front on
Shru5bery. Inquire at the drug store
JOS. HOW Ellis, 1r.
Richmond, May 22nd. 1850. 22tf
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of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, ne off rs
the N 10 his old Customers and the public geLer-
ally, al prices which cannot fail to be accepta
bic. lie would respectfully, but especially, IN
vie ate ntion 70 bis asso Itlnent Of
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" h"' mr. IYHs, jhys'c"", by "ppoiHNnfnt, 10
The LouisriHe Narine HosBttaf, soys sf BLLL'S
S1RSiP1RILLi.
LOUISVILLE, March 30. I-49.
! have examined the prescription for the pre-
paraiion OF John Bulls Sar-apariIls. and ! be-
Ieve the combination TO he excellent one,
aud well calculated to produce alternative
Impression the system l have used u both
public and private practice, and think IL the
best article Of Sarsaparila in use.
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BENJAMIN STRATTAN,
staple. Plain and Fancy Goods.

FEAEING resumed his old position, behind
4 4 the counter. and having Just received from
PhIlade phia, a large and well selected stock Of
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Watches: JeWciry.: siIvcr-Ware:
4. DICKINSON.

~ respects to his old friends and customers,
md the country at large. and - cessrous 10 IN
orm them that he is receiving the largest and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21

Corner Of Fifth ard Race SITS. & incinnati.
fDTIRNIN REED is the authorized Age nj
in Richmond. Indiana.
Jan 50 30 G:yr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EF The Brdge-st. Congregational Church under
She nsstoral care of Rev. Timothy Atkinson Will
be opened for Divine ~orshiP nsxt Sabbath the
9Th mat Preaching in the morning by the Pastor
and cha common services in the afternoon.
Boar RAcE.-The boat race at Hamuson-aVenoe
Ferry drew quite crowd. The Commodore was
Che fsyorte previous to the start. They got oft at
a., and rOwed the distance around the stake boat
and Governors Island, miles, in 26l minutes On
tbe return all came in well together. che follow
Inc waa the order of their arrival Polka roWed
by Edward Coady; Commodore, by Chas Thomas ;
Pet. ky Hugh Curran; Fanny Ellaer, by j. Collins
Jenny Lind, by " Rappahsonooki )" Henry Clay by
Ed Bigelow. After the race, the prlzes were
nresente at the Atlantic Hotsl, by Mr. George
Losee- MIR. Coady receiving the first prize of sill.
yer cup F.; Mr. Thomas recoiviog tke entrance mo.
ney. sla The Nonperei was Withdrawn previous
IN the start.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

denied Tba case ives caled but postponemeni asked
for by Mr. Hornuge counsel Of plaintiff on the ground OF
the sbsence from the city Of Nj. Want thfln keyooind
Wtsrt who is sbent ii Ia SAID, al the Agricultural ar
and acquainted with the circnmtGpces The Cfur dld bo'
The caus. sufficient for the delay asked for and the
complaint was dismissed.
CoURr OF GENERAL SessIoSs-Fri2ay B e.
fore Recorder ard aid Miller aad Shaw ftial r.,
sutned-n be cess OF Henry Manly charged with gtsn1
larceny The Court hi, morning charged the Jury wl9
short abserce from Court brought In verdict OF
guilty aud the prisoner aensnced to he s!ste fs'n
for three years
The Grad Jury came into Court sud through thsl lore
made relative 10 the unfLnes5 of ne 10 m
fer the yeIBsc,op OF public huslress The Eecolasl ~
ed that the Court would confer With the Common oouuu
the subject aud be result should be made Ano"h Oh
Monday next -, 1t. c..h R,ob in
Diced for forgery in The third degree 10 hsv rogei
certificate OF deposi upon the warren County ns1A 30,
Sl6Is a. In The name OF James Remington pleaded s0y
and yss .enten red to the STATE Prson Tor hVe Veaf
AnoJber Fitch Lcchet and Jeremiah Avsersoa 'pJk,
indicted for burglary The ~ degree W nav ng
IT. e eling Of Antoine Barnard, l4 secoDd:aV nue.
IN he b of Aug lest with ipen! TO steal PLEADED Ruy'
srd we're sen, to the House II Refuge
T,iol for Neutrality-suspicious. ThacEer placed on
trial charged with mauslapgher In The frat degree IN
hsvirg on the 18th OF July sat caused Inc DEAN OF an
draw Fergu. en- by sabbing ii wh knife On me par.
n The deense IL was adnitted shat the wounds whien
caused death were nfice by the accused b1 ihsy pro
dced testimony chow that he deceased made ihe nre
assault aud followed The accused into the street. "5 u
connued he attack when Thscker drew ha pso Enll sna
stsbed HIM The lot concluded when me Couii
adjourned uni Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
CITY ITEMS.

reclpY or PRISONERS We have beenintormed
bv one who pretends to know that on EnurSoay
two prisoners escaped from BlackwelFs l'iend oy
nwimming the East Channel, and that one escaped
:, the ssme manner on the previous day Inere
sI.o report that Eve hsve recently escaped by
this rcrte Our informant states that there ID M
boet nm tbe Long I.lsnd shore, and that no attempt
mas made to srrest the fugitves
rzy We understand that az one OF the Central
railroad trsins was crossing the track OF the New
1ersey Railroad at Eliz soethtowD, on Wednesday,
4he train of the latter came liz contact with the
former. crushing the hindmost car to pieces For
.unsteIv il did not contain a siDgle passenger.
Russ PAVEMENT Pre- arations are made for
paving Broadway, from Wall to Rector-st on the
Russ plan. After the close of the American Fair
a further dntance from Rector to Morrs.st gill be
similarly improved.
PRESENTATION OF a WATCH TO MR. CLARK
OF TIE AMERICAN MUsECM-rhe saloon Oh '''
American Museum crowded last " e'n0'ue'
eyening. on the occasion OF the preSeh'a'ion u
valuabe Gold Watch and Chain, by the sons OF
Temnersnce to Mr., c. w CLARKE, as poOh'
..st;1oonisl of The wholesome effect produced upon
sba public mind by his thrilling Performance or
yDdward Middleton, in the popular mora drama OF
"Ths Drunkard.
This watch and chain in question are very beau
sul and of the Hnest description. The inscription
on the watch ia as follows;
Presented by the
Sous OF tenporance
of Inc city Of Eew-yorki to
w. CLARKE, ESQ -,.
as Testimonial OF rhelr sep'oDas % Of ms mastery ian
10 The poy Of H. Druuksrd,' al Banum'S American
eauseuu Aug $50"
After the performance of the Dtunkard, on
"wednesday evening, Messrs. Mercer, Williams
and Peers the Committee appointed by the Sons
Of Temperance, appeared upon the stage An
aloouen, presentation address was made by Mir,
LOSING. to which Mr.. Clarke, on receiving the
watch feelingly responded The orators then
withdrew. amid the warmest applause OF the
audience,
po1rcr-Bridget Mc3rath went on ThurSday
,;obt IN the store No 106 Elm.st and rendered
bad So note in payment for her purchased ste
twas arreBted.
CAsuALrIEs-Wilam McGowen was found
drowned Yesterday morning near pier No. 10, N h.
About iO4 on Thursday night, John Sullivan tell
into the dock at the foot OF Catherlnest. tie WAS
rescued by the bystanders
FRENCH CR1MINALs.-Ha6eas Corpus Case
Citizen Tonis French ieschef aud interpreted hea TAKEN
sufficient pterest IN two OF I'VE persone cpatgeo as &C
cessory ths great robbery OF CAumo1 OF paria 10 pro
cure writ OF hGbeas corpus 10 oe Issued IN 1ls bensI ~
came for argument ths rnn< betor Tue court OF yer
and YerluineT, of tbs Importance OF inc
question involved the argnmsut was ao over Ill neN
= nuoSen and that as Republicans hey ought receive
3 lair hearing, which 40 doupl vii be granted them
pAss1sG CoUNrERrElr MosEY,-An Irish wo
man named Bridget mcGrath, yesterday arrested by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

SUPREME COURT Special Term JqlgeMorHs, preIid1g,
sept 5-Isndc d Sorsa the sci O. OF the Cent? NJ
formed Church &c Reeort OF ga &c
orterej judgment offoreco nre and 'ae WIN 81
Of u per cent on amount re 1ored cue beside 'oSs
4b,jqh RusseHagt Robert Russell and Others
to John Miller Papers be filed and orlef entered
with CLERK OF Futnau. County $3.50.
Ths morping-Ioln j. SecoV 0nd wife sganht nh91,es
Conktin and others Ordered that action be conunueo
John Ia den ohm Jameson and VIE sn ma .
Laden 10 II see OF Michael L. den dec ased
In the mater of Peter w. On dixie, a lunatc Or
dered refer Edward Pye 10 inquire INFO Inc fun
OF the several matters stated In petition
IN the matter oflhe African M Church OF daVer'taW
Ordered thGt the trustees sell the premises described in
the petition and apply the proceeds 10 the payment OF 1ne
mortgage. o,a.a
MGte,o Waldron ag Phebe Jotnson and otherI
reference Edward Pye to take proof OF me material
facts asted in complaint, and compute am cunt due
Jacob Caypenttr sgt Isaac Pan linden MOTION 10 srl,e
the cause from Calendar Read notice Of mouon Appl'-
cation dspsed for Of proper notice. with s. costs
for appearing TO oppose
COURT OF DowER-Before Aldermen Church
End Gerald in the matter OF the apncslto IN OF henry
Blaty 10 he discharged hom his nden.ures on the
Of ciue reame nj from John Friend his master rhe hoy
con pslns The 2Slh OF Aug John Friend yloeIity
sssaued ard him with rope In cruel manner Al
Ter fun txan inati the dentures were csuceied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
LAW COURTS.
Court OALENDAR-T This Day-CIRoUIT COURT,
s-Nos S2S, 8Sl, 8S2, 855 to SIC.
COMMON PLEAS Nos 5yl, $40, 549 TO ISL,

RLSAS-NOS.
SUPREME CouRT-In Cham b ers--B efore
Judge Mitchen-De Latny Ielig q Mitchell Suydam,
Sage & In this cSHe, yesterday ofer made by
counsel OF plAnuh take ,he testimony OF Juaics La
1hrop before whom the complaint by g. S K Co against
NAT mss The us to as
Irrelevant and having noihng 10 do win the inquiry In
nuesuou Ii also urged b. counsel for 90 mat
Ghe essa should be dsmssed nothing hSVug been an @
10 support tbs allegation OF want OF good faith on the
part offs Go aud delay eeug exercised 10 bridging
Slp the Witnessed In reply tended that strong
facts have been shown and heo has been no desyaso
aha the Testimony OF Justice L. should be admitted 40
psIt The case 10 show disposition atop inquiry which
latter denied, Argument - hoard, lobe resUmed to-
day
CoURr OF COMMON PLgAs-Betore Judge Wood
fuf-iordan Fo,sr-Actlon for slauder by the hrat
mate of the bak VenezueA sgAiusI the C&ptsin already
referred to Verdict for plaintiff SIS which cGies like
oSn Jaoviss VS. John " Faynssy-Acdon for assault
Nnd battery TIE parties tasmithe believe in the
neiehborhood OF Esssx market 1t shown tha! Mr T.
struck brother Of Mr. j. and on the latter demonstrating
Nr r also struck MIR. ssvsre blow In the face Yer.
die, FOR plaintiff, $50 For plaHtf MIR. r. G. Bliss No
wilson s Dunn vs. E NJ Taaderhopen and Richa,d Best
Butt on Judgment obtained IN ets coqt IN l84S for
yoS So or mole msde by WIN Way and Endorsed by
.tenSelhoYen d Co. Ii Is defended by Mr.. Sest the
ground thai he gment iAken by default In lSS and
1hat no process notice OF Su Fetved upon him
kll informed ei ii In ISIS For pain ii was shown hat
She notice Of suit according 10 tho affidavit daily
geFSso apon nl D. psreoua5 10 This city on 18th Aug
1873 40 rsesI hs aRnnemsn named Wright was broug h
ap witness, who estfsd thai Mr. Rest vas In Charles
g9p w on issh aug lsAS ina, 10th Aug be
y!ed there 70 stor OF tho wltness that being Thursday
that on the lSh which Sunday wiu eAs saw AR aud
rs B al church In ChaFleaou; that he Iet Cherestou
with bis lady oo ms xussdsy or Wednesday following In
Gae brig Moon FOR Nsw' York. A' -
alto wuhe che Yesael referred 10 arrival AT Iysvs
yosk 94h Auesal Mr and Ms Seq being In tbs nihsbs
Sat oil passengers, and so admitted.
70 nssl this It sfs said the data OF the aaidAyt vsa
eYforg and br Aiken The counsel IN TIM origns sit
duced his bockR sc which notice 10 hr " yyas mari s6
Sgsne Apg and MAJ 10 d, r. vas usdsr II aeaias is
but na s5a us5e avg 10 ,sow Sa Tss maj ana was
Soand for pSru S9i 49, being amount and insreal FOR
plaintiff, Messrs. BHipRa and Burf. For defendant Mr.,
H. w. Jedson
Egisa1eih O. Hdlet va Joseph 42Gtesail tha alleged
guarantees Of horse which warrSpee by The pesAngs e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

OuTRAGE--Last night about 10 o'clock we'll
dressed man was found hanging to the door knob
OF the house corner of Market and Lawrence ats.
His hands and feet tied together with strong
rope, the end Of which was firmly fastened to the
knob. bis arma and feet reaching it, and his body
raised from the pavement He was cut down by
q gentleman who was passing with party of
Others, and gave his name as j a@* T*'*T, carver
and glider OF shs city. Who placed him in the
gituAtion described he could not tell. Had he not
been discovered he would doubtless have died be-
fore morning He wsa conveyed to the Watch
House and taken csreof. New'k Eagle Thurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

IMPORTANT 70 DEAF PERSONs.m,,pr. LU'
STENER, AurtsL 258 Broadway, entrance q Warren-si
gan consulted diseases OF tbs Eara daily from
unu Sundays excepted Sixteen years success,
m prsctce In above branch enabled him 10 cure al
daaiuesA however long atspdng II may be, providing ms
nsrve drum be good The pucces OF hs new and sci
eahc treatment IL Unprecedented snd he challenges the
whole world produce such array Of wonderful
81 hc hsR performed perronr residing In hs city and
peghborhood Or would caution deaf persona against
Esins ousck ola and syringes, Injured than
benefited. Consultation Feo, by nail OF okherwise, 81
Upnnid letters refused aul7 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
gsss5FF r1sssssz;saaaJ n II w. Okla 10 ELLA $500
~ kOAD.--hGW ROUYa 20 RUFEA-

gEoHD1s SSH h s. Tn IS ud natA:
AzAz-%-a1H---~-z 10 AND THE w EsT.-snmmer Ar
tsnEemsnL-Leaye New York for ging6amson hiH ls
Corning Hornelsvile, Ssneva Roche4ser, gu6alo and
~ PaosAs si PoWEEEor ERiG ro psE oos
ane az goowe Ereakfsstan1 supper on board me eo&
GKpRgss YaAIH et 80 a H. stopping onll al SuhsFns.
g5soier Goshsn, Middetown Yon Jofis, aarrowsbnrg.
Depoat Eanesboro, Bnghamton, Oweso, WsVely, (Rso-
tolyve 9lmirs and Jefferson ayn oSs ~
asys, and taking the Express Train nom Albany IeM
morning arrive al Rochester and suhso attne same unS
as passengers Wis Albany vita The adVnnaEa OF nRB
~ WAY AND MAL gaAIH-Ats 80 Az Stoppiak ., al i6s
gssnons-aing Corning the same evening 81 70 oc
FRAIh af4 IS Pm for otsVls and al iResrna SCI
atssIahons -. r. Al ...t.s ~ p,ss
mon s,Ferns Chester, Goshen, 1iddeiown Poh isr ~
nd al ths statIons Yves, OF Po Jorvs TO Hornells1s
BIS a9o sSs tho Express Yran from Albany, arriving st
Bufas same night Psssengers for Ithaca Cayaga krdgs
Sg.webanns aailroad Owego, which leave imnedstsy
an he arrival Of Erie trains Passengers for Toga and
aosa Corning S vel
Feeposit Laneeboro Bingnsmiop OweSe Wayeriy tPas-
teryvla Eira. Corning and Homels7ille "n arrival o.
'N' N-" PRAINa 20 HEw.YoRK.
ExrxAss YAAiE leavsa Geneva Al Is A. stepping q
EInire Wavsriy tBGctoTyville) OweEo, Sngaamte1s
hsnshoro DepoGL HErowsburg, Poh Jervfs NiddisowEs
chester aud Buasrps, arriving in asw. Yorkas q ID.
ping ai ali the stations and arrives in a. 70 q
NieRY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ee9evs al 70 r1% :.
HoTn9USVlIl6 ~ SV AEO SofHiHE
ali tho staorn west o! Port Joryf aud st f9tddIe d.,
Goshen, Chsstsr. svFarzs acd Piemon arrinag u wv"
York ats An. .,, ....+,s ut "a
Way TRATH leaves OtiSyile st % In stogsas a. sA
he ptatons md arriving In New. York at Pen
E- Special %rain on Montay mosa.n l al errtpiaz
JerTis Of 50 AN stopping at ell ihs 'sn'n' SAN-
In New York at 10 A.8. ,,-,,,s,1h al 8 I6A.A az4
HRwBuRss BRANCH leaves HsW r1S dc tatns g,ine
W sat assvs Chester at s. a. a. ~
ardya q tie ss9o o D,ass 4 ~
yrag or ee1ev RoesesS, ana ias ana ! torRn19nd
wsai iaken by Express "StA
Erough vthads dsIs|Ii ghgs huaoT, sassratsadsai
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EXCURSIONS.

R~n1 FOE SHREWSBURY, LOTS
- BkANCH. loee4n House, II ToH = "a "a
ING7oN, MOUNTS n AE pon gHo fgbss
Drscacabe,} AND RED sANK.-Yhe welsknoEn ',ssEa.
boat JOHN HARY, Captain Haggefty, wln iaaV"
side Of geck-sip Pier tEps1 RIVER, az iooWS:
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NEWARK ITEMS.

r@ large oyster feet has this week taken
possession Of Newark Bay. Although their opera
$ions have been somewhat impeded by the freshet,
we may soon expect a plentiful supply of the BIZ
valves.
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"wILDERs PATENT sALAMANDER SAFE"
NOM ARn HAS KRkN for a long tina

"WILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE"
rs now AND HAS BkkS for a long tine In
ktringed by CHARLES J. GAYLER. de Ia now AID
he's been der order OF the Circuit Court of the u
g. since juno IS47, when obtsined judgement to ren
der monthly his under oath TO said Court, OF
all Safes made and sold by him, 10 violation OF Pa
isn't and In default thereof thai INJUNCTION issue forth With
Therefore this s TO give notice 10 all who asve or may
buy SsE of said Gayer In violation OF said Patent that
lave said Gayer to be irresponsible. And would
gDeculy remind all who purchase Saeg, to LOOK 10 that
the Safe has on IL "WlLOEkS PATENT SALAMAN
DER SAFE" In order 10 be sure of the genrine.
ans s, Neodu y G WILDER. Patentes.