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New Express Lie.
3lgelaw's Boston & Worcester Express,
Ouer the Worcester and Nashua and
Ss.lls1.sg EikeaAGrg Boil R0ada.

aiSGleN q D0SLClA y w OICSHlGf GApACSSJ
Ouer the Worcester and Nashua, and
g5aG1ssg Ftea1arg Rail Roads.
4S4sss.4 ;'HG suhscel5er has commenced running On
-----~2-@ Express Ca. the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission
Packages Bundifs, Bank Notes Specie and erckaHdfze
generally Three Times esscl way Daily.
ores Ora is Bills collected, aad al bEsness eyecu
Ell with dispatch and cheap by any other Express
}Rces -~mericsn House. Werces'erj ami R@H Road
EGc taage, Court SqaGre. Ptston.
Or,iers received iiGt'kinson Go 5 Booke'ote III
Aain So and al the Ticket Ofire, iincon So "oFcester
JAsoS TEMPLE, I 1s.,sopee,s
g. G. BARDwgLL.
J.. BIGELOW Proprietor.
This Express connects at GroIor Junction with
F2igeioW's Great Northern Express,
Far Townsend, Peterborough New lPswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashu4 shirley, innenbarg Leominsief FitrhbGrg,
Westminster, Ashhnrnhsm, Garner, Bad"imvile Roy
lson Ahol Orange, Wenall Ery ny, Mont.. ", N"rlh
aeL Greenfield, Ms Venom EratieboFo'Vt., Wrche l.
}on Fl zvllliam Troy Keene, i!e"wS Fails Charl 81
own. Clareanont, H., SFrus1eId Windsor, Racslne,
Blrtnnyie, Chester PTociorsSe, Cneendihh, Lnd~
low Rulnne kildlebary, YergenRes, and Bnrngton VI.
March 10. dI
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NOTICE.
d B. OTIS & co. having associated with them Mr. G..
ID. ii. FITCH, under the style and name Of OTIS.
FITCH & co will continue the BooT SHOE and LEATHER
BUSINESS, in connection with the manufacturing of KIP
Doors.
o., f. " co. intend keeping good assortment of Sole
Leather also Thick WAX and Kip Leather Gaskns, Splits,
ton Of manufacturers and dealers old stand of B..
OTIS q Co.. Harding Block, No. 43 TRoHT STREET.
b. b. OTIS,
CHA'S II. FITCH,
Wore ester. Jan 81, 1850. diff JOHN G.. OTIS.
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Ol@sOtsstinsa.

TIE corartre,sip heretofore existing under the
H. TUCKER ~ SON il dissolved this day by is ow
limitation The airs Of the late firm will be settled BY
rtsNRa, who is duly authorized settle the saElc.
Worcester, Feb 35, 1850.
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Mew Pocg Of Sacred ITusic.

THIS work, called the SACRED Lutte, by Asa +.
TRoWpRIDGE, contains great variety of in or
the different Inctres and is particularly adapted tile
of Chcirs and Singing Schools 1t consists Of hundree
pages ard out of the great numbers of contains
than eight that have been published before
The simpciu its character and cahot fail to please
all lovers of good mEsc The author has been years
preparing this work, and has spared pains to meet the
wants Of those who may be disposed it, The pun
chaser will not be obliged buy again which he
may already have hand and it believed at all the
times Of the Lutte all well adapted the exercises 81
public worship Published by
STEPHEN w. MARSH,
81 Washington Street.
Jan g. 3m Adams Hcuse HosroY.
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GKTMDSTOMES

EIS0R sale by LOMBARD g. HALL, IS and IA
Il LEItIS'S RYIaRF, BOSTON. Mass. large -.
Of the t qualities and grits constantly on hard
,,. s&lect CrcIn
For SCyths Makers Axe and Tool Manufacturers Machine
shops, &c. &c large sizes, Of the best blue st st sharp
sai get nut from uGsr tide water, well made,
the Aest agels rsej AlFo ccarser md harder (ri
for grinding steel butt hifgss, srlings, &c. sc. W
Ase, large siock OF ANAL Hard fsrdsiones, for Farm
e Mechanics use; and Spi ac iinsours for Cotton
Manufacturers, Of very sharp, csVss grit. ts- :.
Grdstones, finished, large aasertnicnt, and made
Der, for sale wholesale and reis cd warranted esvo
siAclons 3fn Boston, Jan 3, Is5A
COPPER AND TIN Y 0DyTNC.
T'tN, Grl PER, nd dGSiys.ssE ion Eass T-ovshs; Cnl
~ and Tif Gutter Innings Ia shus; AVtiee
eksdF feF scst ar approved cysGit. .ty
RiCHARDsuN LoRsNG,
: Juno D. &wa &c NAI1 81
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cAWT0jg gnkPE, eNRw1 &

IL ara tGis week apeing dssoiy from sAe 1irotsers
~ invoice Of Elegait Grape iShass. % Hhich te
attention Of cur Lady castoners u psreuari, inyted
March ~. dw II. II. CIiASiBERLlN Il co,
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n. q. ,hIlaEqzETy.

O.ATE b. TUCKER 4 SON.
(ESrBCTFUl.i.Y informs his friends aud the Customer
II Of the late firm that he will continue the manufacture
rUMFS of every description.
Copper CuTTR3 and CONDUCTORS
nor, corn aud SHOsGER RdI'ffS.
lF Also, for sale Cast Wrn gh Irop, Gtta Percha
Wood Copper ard cad ipe Ter Pumps MD Az educts.
Repairing, rs usual, b. experienced workIncn
March r. Old Stand, No. 10 PLsAsAET-Sr.
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Il iNPH s@-E.ANSs %A - S8GCSsGs SAGaAsRSsASss
g3 S#@a4 #@za44 ~ 3s.as3s3 ss=EE.,ll,-.,
WINTER A2RANGGNENT- p,4sENGER sTRAiNs.
On aaG sfer Dec sn:brr b. i849,
THROUGH IEAiNS
Leave %wces.eF ri II ana 10 Pm.
te*r' fTAY'ierce at las h.M. 20 Nj.
FREIGHT T&AIY. with Passenger Gar 'dtSched.
sye. Worcester inr txbrjdgs ,here wish
SJecial Fran far P,uvience.l At li.3J a. VI.
tN RIDGE sPGfIAL TRAINS
Leave uS5Foicc ~ Is p ii
Leave ~ evidence ST - 50 A. NJ.
tbs THROUGH TRAINS CONNEUr
At Mllv{iie vita cJachrs r.r S3atSrsylie UXbige
With cuachea 'illtord aud Nenion Weirins viii.
COACHES tor East Doug aHd WhiLnsvilie Fafnumz
"'a c0acaes tor Gfa centre and f. Village. Az
Worcester with trina II the Western Rsrnad md Nor.
@ich and Worcester and Worcester 1shHa e. roads
A. Waer'o with trains Of Norfolk Couny Ralir for
4gi from Boston, Ded.tari, DC
?he II 81 ira n Providence with trains for
BTst"a. TalEtun, Pail iver, Bedford,
No 81 c rs Ticket sod fr uxbrld5e ec!=l Frsn, nor
II 80 tram i.ugl Hofctstar.
Through trains IN siSpat Hamlet.
Dec3. d~u ISAAC HIScKLEY, supt
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go Co,faa Tgnnufuc9ysrcrs,

COsstn " NtshHA<hSs"AtPSs -
fIliE subscriber Is dcsiycus ct mak contract WORN
kILI. by THE 1AKD, where there co 10 leo Boonle
and he IS well versed IN every practical department ol
Cation Manufacturing he has no doubt Of dojg to the
saacton OF his employers All letters addressed to me
st NlLLauRy, MASS, will be prompiiy sitcnded to.a
Jan 30. 2ns MM. GROSSLY, T.
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40 sEe ksaNcIng GOEaa esIsasaRty.
IA Il. II. ELHREDGE lorn ily from NeyhuTyperi
4Si woad respectfully ntsrTn bis friends and The pub>
lie OF Worcester and vicinity that he prepared iu?
n.h Music Tor Balls Parties, c. lie will also assist
a Lehief o 9uadrilie BANDS aso Teacher IN ihs
9arions branches OF Dancing OrGers leit at this eice
OF AZ sFes!fnce he OF Birch and Grafton
-tTeett. viii te promptly attended To- d.r Nov 6.
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q heMsic0gS

facMs&cngS
Just received IT the WHOLESALE DRio svoRE af
ID. SCOTT, JR, 81 Co,
O6 LBS. nA DKlODATE Of OTAsEj
r[O , ihs IODINE Resubimed;
90 OF GuININE;
10 OF. MORrHlNS; fts
81 or NITRATE OF SILVER;
And ali other Chemical praparatioEs in proportion which
se az low he bought in Boston o ora scs
ID. SCOTT, JR, q CO. 2is Main S.,
March IL. dSw lat door soGlh of tsfoats Bookstore
sNa ~aDOe fs0eh.
TUSr received fresh lot of the above sad for vot
" ssle ard retail by aEt
LEWIS T. LAzELL, 4pstAeeSy,
FtS dwowa 29l hisir st, deors rorth An. House.
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A. NJ. DR4Sf oil & CO.,

a. N. UM9St OH q Co,
Manufacturers ard Dealers in
Ene Jsuclry, Coll and Sirer Chains, Silrer
~ Spoons, Enircs cald Forks, Socctacleg,
Tbia5ieS, P6Rciis, &c. &c.
Aaluiactory in BIaEEoSs CoURT. of 44 PRoAT-sr
N. B. Repairing Gouo at short notice.
\. NJ. pRiscoIL, J. o. PARKER
Worcester March s.. dw.f
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aaTGCeFU 'Sgfsa2fg EV'Sg2aEe0.
4 NY person having STORE TO LET IN THIS CITY,
being suitable place for the Grocery business may
Eea Of chance TO rent it upon reasonable terms by eaS
ngr communication at the OFFICE addressed to o.
ng the location and Possession se had by the
iIst Of April next. eodtf Jan %.
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Putiv-PufiY. a.t

91I IUt4V ~AWIY' VtI-1A1
DUTY in riadess in Kegs warranted og:Ye s'.sfse
tcn sad for sale cheaper than no manufactured
small quantities. W SAMUEL O. WHITE, Druggist
F,S 81. esop wssa.
The Daily spy., 1850-03-23
BRANCH MINT.

41LtEAAsNAA 1AAL@
For The California GsId Diggings, 5rag IN YER Gsla
Dust end hare i Coined
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prepared 10 NEE! his fate. and his appear
ance during the night confirmed his
statement
His health and spirits remained good
and he apparently had no, los, his flesh
durin. his confinement The erection OF
the yallows was commenced about day-
light. aud completed before g o'clock -
[ pom the requi >ition of High Sheriff Eve
leth force Of les men. conSi>lin. Of po-
lice. " atchmen aud Con>tables. we're de-
tailed for the guard. OF whom 90 were
stationed in the ward
The >catIoll was situated in the centre
Of the jail yard. aud was more exposed 10
view from the outside, than al any other
place, The High Sheriff and SIX tlepu-
ties were present. al the execution well
as the Witnesses. numbering le5 who
were Introduced by The Sheriff Those
we're rogue sied by hun 10 keep order.
and Mere formed into Il column Of TWO
aud Two. ~ si>i; the cell oil the prisoner.
the Tall leading II which was crowded.
but stiffness and solemnits prevailed,
The witnesses then returned 10 the
guard. NJ 90 minutes before 10 clock
The High Sheriff with his deputies con
Quoted Prof " cbster to tAe >caiiold.
" mere the last duties oi tie Sheriff were
performed, and the Professor died irn,is
peni,enily and without hardly struggle.
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Oks3Hs Atk n.

DiED,-At the residence of Mr.. !. :.
Lyle N this City. on the goth ult.. OF pull
tnonarv consumption. w LItAM FINLEY.
Youngest son OF the late Andrew Finley
Sen. in the 2 i,h YEAR of his age
Cut down in the Spring time Of his exis-
tence. he had vet lived long enough u
give 10 his youthful associates and others.
an example Of morality and virtue. worthy
the imitation of all He was an accep,a.
Bile member Of the PresbS an Church .,
this place. and i'll his dali. life and con-
sersation. walked worthy of the vocation
wherewl'h he was called" lie had al
tached himself to most of the literary and
benevolent institutions within his reach
and his brethren of the Sons of Temper
ance. who waited on him in his painful.
lingering sickness. and who after the
manner OF the order. attended him to his
last resting place, will witness to them
selves and others. the estimation IN which
they held him. and the patient endurance
Of his suiierings.
He is gone, but mourn not as those wi,hou,
hop,
For our loss is his infinite gam;
Released from the earth, his pure sni,it h,.
scope,
In world without sorrow pain. J.
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>sO;aM's Celebrated Medicines en,.
Horses and Cattle.

NO medicine III use has ACCOMPLISHED so MANY
extraordinary nres. aud given 80 universal sal,
l>itc'i"h IN every variety and stare Of .ii.-,.-
or mat mas had 50 extensive aud rand IA sale "a.
sloan : Ointment and Condition Powder
lac Ointment ~ rapidly snpersraitfg all other
oihtnitHts and I.Iniments for the eur. 81 Fresh
wounds. Calls of all kinds, Sprains Hru,srs
Cracked heels. Einghouc. Wiudgnls Poll E,n
thitouS, Spntins, Sweeney. Fistul, sitf,st
Strains, Lam~ness, Sand Cracks founa.trd
Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mango, aud Horn
D,st-mper
The Condition Powder " i'll remove nlt inN,n,-
nation and fever, purify the blood Loosen III.
skin, cleans tn" water, and strengthen every
part Of the body: aud has proved !, sovereign
remedy Tor the following diseases.
bisi"inifrr. HIDE bnHnd. Loss of A pp.,i,e In
ward Strains, y elbow Water. inflammation Of ,h,
eyes. fht!gae from hard exercise: ai.n kh.u-
'"httsii. commonly called stiff eoinni, n, 4
winch proves 80 fatal 10 many valuable horses
~ ihis country. Ii IL also s4l. ,ue cAr,.i,
remedy for coughs aud colds which, peue rat. "a
many fatal di-rhs.s.
ti"s" tf'aeat"s never infure, and always cur,
~ The directions are followed.
FOR further particulars aud a nultitod, az
certificates OF remarkable currs, prt p.p,,,,trt.
Of Agents.
w. b. SLOAN
Cfdnd Depot, 10 Lake afe.f, ta,raoo m
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LOOK rRf

What husiness has a man 10 90 ,.a.
With his head bowed down like hu,rnxs
As Il he were looking for pins in the dir,
or picking up rusty nails in the street.
like an old millionaire in one of our NEIGH
boring eiiIes' God made man Ia stand
erect. according TO the true impor, of
aafhroPos. the Greek word for man. In
this he is distinguished from all Other
grades and species OF animal creation
They may look down. hut Man should
look up. Let him write Excelsior far
above him: on that keep his eve fixed. and
continue his upward movement tail he at,
tsns his mark. II is said that. however
hl1h man may ascend from the earth.
there j. no danger tina; his ead viii
SWIM, and cause han 10 lose his balance,
II he keeps looking up Eut as sure A.
he looks downwards. he loses all COM
mani at himself. and is sure Ia fall So
II : III the pursuit nj life; he Who is al
ways looking dnwnwards. is pretty sure
10 20 downwaras. while elevation is The
natural result, Of looking up. Shake off.
then. Your dumps. throw away Your blues.
and leave the dir, unt,er YOUR tee, 10 TAX.
care of itself. Your business is upwards
There is light above. however dark il may
be beneath vou. Hold up Your head
there is "A bow in the clouds, and the storm
will soon be over. 4 clear sun will vet
shine. Then rub open your eyes, aud
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w ashington, Aug. 80.
The Senate confirmed the following ap-
polnlments. Yesterday:

The Senate confirmed the following ap.
polntments. Yesterday:
Postmasters
+. G.. Edwards at Louisville. XIV: John
King. Peru. III Caleb Clark. Ann Arbour
Mich; b. G.. Williams, Detroit; W. Oliver
Cincinnati; w. Il. Miller. H.; David
Powers. Sandusky; Isaac Dillon, Zanes
vile; +. 4. Mills. Steubenvile; A. W
Russell. indianapolis: J +. Boly. Millers
burg; Abner Giles, Springfield; Lewis l.
Watson. \incennes; j. ID. Anderson
Maysvile; d. CRANKY, Lafayette. la: &
p. J. Arion. Madison. w. j. Pope. Little
Rock, Ark; \. w. Jordan. Columbus
Miss; Archibald Gamble, ST. Louis: John
McGfew, Allegheny City.
United States District ittorncvs.
w. +. kerchnal. Mldle,own Tenn:
c. n Gibbs. Weston. Tenn; j. D. Cook
for District of Missouri
Collectors.
w. NJ. Gallagher. Presque Isle; ]
Quinn. Nicksburs; &. L. Russell, Cuya.
hoga Falls; Jacob Russell. Chicago; John
Young. Sandusky.
SENATE.-The bill granting lands 10
Michigan, TO aid in constructing canal
TO connect Lake Michigan with Lake
Superior was taken up and debated a,
some length. when the question on the
Internal Improvements was incidentlv dis
cussed. The bill was finally allowed 10
be engrossed and read third time.
The Senate then went into Executive
session. and finally adjourned until Mon
day.
HorSE.-The House was occupied all
day in discussing the resolution 10 brin .
Mr. Richie before the bar of the House:
and in debating the Texas boundary bill:
and without coming 10 any conclusion on
these questions. adjourned.
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>aoAN'> FAMILY OINTMENT

l. tntld, safe, thorough, aud the greatest Ext-r-
nal Remedy ever used. Ii Is composed of v.o-
rfthse Extracts, ana possesses power un.oo.II-t
IA tir annals O! Meaicne Tor the cure OF Infl am
tnatorN Diseases
It's universally acknowledged to b. an nf,l
lthi" remedy, IN every case where il has ber ;,
faithfully applied on the human ystem far n,,
noting Insrnsthle Precipitation. aud Is iny,ina
bic IN all diseases Of the flesh. phs,inat. ~.
Gers. Old Sores. Chiblains, Sore Throat R,r,s
Cuts, Cntaneeus Erupilons, sore Nlppirs Scr.
breast. Diseases OF the Eve. Ague Ia the Fac,
Rheumatic PANS. tontracte, tordS Pain IN tn,
Snie- Back, and ether parts OF the system Rais
Seaid Head. Bruises, Frrst, Wounas Plies AMI
every Kind 81 sores containing the least ,,,r,,cI
oi inflammation, are permane emily cured by ih,,
great remedy
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The last Moments and Execution
of Professor Webster.
Boston, AUGUST 2


! After his family lef: the cell Of Professor
Webster last night. and he confidently
alleged. in perfect unconsciousness Of his
coming fate tlewas searched and placed
IN new cell. in order to prevent any al.
tempt at suicide.
DIR. Putnam left him a, 9 O'Clock las,
light. and from that time until 10 he was
engaged in devotional conversation with
! MS watchers: a, twelve he fell into a short
doze. bu: did not sleep heavily. awaken
ing at times, and conversing. he spoke o.
his impending fate with forttude and re-.
gIiafon. and seemed quite eratihed that
he time OF his death had been kept from
his family.
At the various noises at the dawing IF
the day. ne seemed TO be somewhat agi.
tated. bur soon recovered his composure.
By advice he reakfasted on tea. milk
and bread. and invited the officers 10 par.
take with him.
lie then made preparations for ascend
ing the scaiiolI with tirfnness
There were about 800 persons admit
ted into the Jail yard: and the house-tops
and windows in the vicinity, were crow
ded. among whom We're many ladies'
The streets near the Jail were also crow
ded. but no, densely.
At 8 o clock, the last religious ceremo.
MES were commenced by DIR. Putnam.
consisting of ferveni prayer TO Almighty
God in behalf of him so soon to die.
Jones was the officer who attended the
Professor throughout the pro,racted
scenes and he, as well as Leighton, was
very kind and attentive to him.
Professor tIobr.o- 4
his conversation with the officers las, nigh,
taas ne had great dread and horror a,
the thought OF being hung a, former Pc
rod, bat that he now was Indifferent to il.
He said he had no fear, and was perfectly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

i Hrlc interest was and H.
paid on the frsf day Of Jnty last on loans from
Tie Sinking Fund. the lands morigaged IN seen
rity VIII be advertised about the first day Of Oc-
tober next. 10 be sold the 2nd Saturday Of
december next, according 10 law, unless pay
ent be made before advertising. Where 10.
more than one years interest prior 10 said first
day OF July may be due. and the security Is
deemed sufficient, and the borrower unable TO
pay. present payment Of such interest will not
be exacted, If tn. borrowers shall forward TO
this office a written agreement TO pay interest
on the interest so due and witaheld-a form Of
which is given below.
J. MORRISON. President.
Sinking Fund Office.
Indianapolis, Aug -, 1850
FORM OF AGREEMENT.
agree TO pay interest upon the interest due
and unpaid on the loan OF procured by
ne from the State Of Indiana. being through
tine Commissioners of the Sinking Fund,
5 being the purchase money agreed TO be
paid by me or A. B. for land or lots, the case
NAV be.
Given under my band this day Of 1850.
Witness,
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DIED. about the 5th ult.. Of Cholera
on the Mississippi river. above Cairo. Mrs
SARAH BARNES consort of Mr.. Isaac
Barnes, of ST. Louis, and formerly of this
place.
MIS-. Barnes was on her wav home from
o visit to her friends in Philadelphia. aud
when within a short distance from home
was attacked by the dreadful malady,
and in less than eight hours She passed
from time TO eternity Truly. may it be
said, that death is with Us in every scene
of lte--:he blow comes when least ex
pected. Mrs. Barnes combined in her
person all the elements To make LOVING
wife. tender and atIectionate mother, and
a fast and coniidng friend Her many
virtues will long be cherished by those
who knew her
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

StenograPher In The Cohrenfion-By
the bill passed al the last session of the
legislature authorizing the holding of a
Convention 10 amend the Constitution OF
this State. the Governor is directed 10 en-.
pioy competent stenographer 10 report
ali the proceedings and debates of the
Convention, 10 be subsequently, printed
and published under the authority of the
State Inc Governor has appointed Rob I
Sutton. of Washington City, to that duty
We regard this an entirely useless expen-
diture of money-perhaps SIo,OO0.-and
should be pleased to see the Convention
dispense with it.
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fTDR. S. d. HowE's SHAKER SaRsA
PARliLA--As faith is proven by works: as
a tree is known by its fruit. 50 il a Medi-
cine known to be valuable by the cures il
performs. pure and genuine Sarsapa-
ri!la OF the greatest efficacy. can now be
obtained by our citizens. Read the Dr's
advertisement. and GO to irwin Reeds
Drug Store and try bis SarsapariIla.
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From WASHINGTON.
Washington, Aug. 9!

Washington. Aug. 90.
Mr.. McNennan' resignation Of the
post Of Secretary Of the Interior is official
ly announced to-day. His letter Of re-
signation. dated Washington. Penn. Aug
Goth. 10 President Fillmore. says that his
peculiarly nervous temperament insults
him to the harassment Of the Office
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

TREMIuA.. Any person sending three sub
scrfners will be entitled copy Of the History
OF Fropeilers and Steam Nasigation.' re-pab-
ti>hed IN book form,--now press, to be read '
about the inst of October. 1t will be one of the
most complete works upon the subject is
sued, and will contain ABOUT ninety engravngs.
All Letters must be postpaid aud directed 10
MUM * Co. Publishers Of the Scientific
American, lbs Fulton street, New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

TThe Governor of this State has ap-
pointed ID. w. Miller, of New Albany
Warden of the Peni'ensiary. TO supply the
vacancy occasioned by Col. Ford's death.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

BE WARNED II SEAsoN,-And neglec,
not that cough which is daily weak enin 2
your constitution. irritating your ,hroa,
aud lungs. and inviting on the dread dis
ease, Consumption. when 50 soothing and
healing remedy can be obtained as DR..
T. Rogers Syrup OF Lverwort and Tar.
For sale in Richmond. a, Irwin Reed $
Drug Store. 0T See advertisement on
i'm page Of to-day's paper