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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS.

As the season is approaching for warm garments,
We call The attention Of the public to The Clothing
Ests Enlistment Of Mr.. Dawn SEIGLE and W4LrER
s. Bao., Harpers-Ferry. Bargains can b had.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA.

Although the session will not open 'll Tucsday,
students are pouring in fF9m every direetien.-
There cannot be less than 125 already there, and
from present indications, we should not Be- surpris
ed If the number were increased 10 400
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

Our neighbor o. The Sprit having Searched in
rain TO discover the I. Wild Man. who was said 10
be lurking in this county, prcnouncest The rePoFt AL
CANNON He should not give upthe hunt 50 sud
denly. There's nothing like perseverance, He may
yet gel . peep At him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

JoKIsa on SERIOUS SuBIEcT.-Mr. Tai
bot the free-soil candidate for Governor of
Maine, has lost the use of one eye, and has
one wooden leg. His friends expect him to
beat both wings and democrats, as hs can
sfnai1 i through the State With an eye SIN
gle to the good Of his country. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
RnuNrY LAND.

> uAft.an@"5 S'.' F''s7S tuf'fi"i ~ ia 1 sup-
Ject and ready facilities, win ensure proper aen-
ton. We will give all INFORMATION to those claim
ing who may desire the services of MIR. gu
We also refer 70 The Law, which viii HI X feand
in another column -. E1 .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
.PALTRY ECONOMY.

The closing scenes Of Congress we're BY 10 means
creditatle to some Of the actors In some cases.
thousands of dollars were, voted away hlindly.
whilst in others. paltry saving was made-uf a
hundred dollars In thessalaty Of a Inessenyeris
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

CAsAIs CEfEBR 4 ROY ,-sTte oDeni1g or the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal win probably take
place on The 9Th Of October Il Is now finished
and nayigabIe.5 The Cumberland Civilian says:
Our citszensI are making arrangements for
proper Participation IN the ceremonies Of The oc-
casion. Alafte number ofdistingIished gentle
men. including the President Of he United States
and the Governors Of Virginia and MARYLAND,
have been insited by the Canal Board 10 Be pre-
sent, and It is confidently expected that the ma
jority Of tkem viii attend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
rHE WINCHESTER Cars.

The Winchester Cars now leave Winchester at
the usual hour o'clock fOf course, they will
pass the other DePots Of the road earlier than during
The last north.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
ri liz BOUNTY LAND BILL.

The President, ii will be seen by the-follpwing
tRlegrapRic despatch to the Baltimore Clipper has
suspended the operation OF the Bounty Land Biilun-
ill the meeting Of Congress, in consequence Of the
error made by. the engressipg clerk, who has been
dismissed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
WAsmSaroNl, October, !, 1850

H WAsHrSdroNl, October /, 1850.
IFmportaht-TTe Bounty Land Ely SasPehieR By
4 he Pfesidtnt. i7
The President of the,United States has suspended
Ice execution or CARRYING into effect of the Bounty
Land Law until after the meeting of the next ses-
sion Of Congress.
The engrossing clerk who left out the section
providing for the issuing Of Patents to soldiers has
been found out and discharged
The affair is said 70 have been fraud.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

SMALL CHAxGE-Money changers would
do well to recolIect that by an act of Cons
eress which took effect on the st Of August,
4 slickn quarters are to pass for twenty cents,
g,slickp l21 cont pieces are to pass for ten
cents and slick 64 cent pieces are topass
for fire ceEls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

DEATH OF AN EDITOR AT THE LvNArIc Asr>
lUM.--The Lexington Observer Bays, that a.
mong those who recently fell victims to the
cholera at the Lunatic Asylum ID that city,
was George ] Trotter, At one time the eds
tor of the Kentucky Gazette in this city =.
He had been an inmate of the Institution
fOr number Of years, and was confirmed
1nnatic l1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
4 NEW KIND or COUNTRY.

4 Asqourncr in the town Of Marshall, III Texas,
us describes, to the Mobile Tribune that interest
ing region
I do not see anything very remarkable
about this country. except the number Of
ticks # | we're called on to distinguish it
it from any other locality, should not besi-
tate to declare it a. great tick country
fact the tick country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

FRAcAs BErwEES SENATOR'S FoorE AND Fac.
MdSr.-The Washington News gives the follow
III notice Of the fracas in the capitol on FRIDAY
nieAlt, which has been since happily adjusted.
AbeaAhalf past eleven o'clock last night as,
-SfRatorFoote was passing fromthe Senate cham.
befa he-stas accosiad by Col. Fremont, Senator
from California, who said he should demand an
explanation tron Mr. F. for his Opposition n tfhe
amendments TO the-Ca liforhia bills Mr.. III an.
swFred that he could make no apology, as his.
course required none. Col Fremont then shook
hisIhnger at Mr.. Foote. and said the latter Mas
af9 gefftleman;" whereupon Mr.: Foote siFaek
CoH Fremont IN the face. fight being about 10
enffte' fhe two Senators were separated BY gems
tIeRen near them. Col. Fremont then said Mr..
Fl vas wrong 4e-strike him, and that The mater
SHOULD not end thus E.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
ms CHOLERA.

~
N HtLIsaoRo n .oupogS Co, sept %. 1859.
MA Eptrss ~ osl III INK the publication of he
fpilswfpg dstaised aAe Of Cholera, tiIs sSeeess
full treatment, eaa lnI Any way serve The cause Of
suffering humanity yen are a. liberty ~ giEe y
place IN your paper. NJ " 4
On he ssk insa. bstAesRSs and O'Clock. +. y, I
was called b visit Mrs. gkssE Evans Of this eonn-
~, aged IS yeayss and Ut 4alA habit found her
iaboring aad il tpurgihg, sapsed ehe thought
iraIn eating scans reaEs the evening before. pre-
scfibed Tor her. RSe pills Cal ssr s, CamPh and
OPP gr. l. each oHe II Be takeA eVexg hour un
having isauesied if< shew rot beitersby sun
set 10 lei ms beat IS was iadnccS 70 behese from
some symptoms 4 the disease was not checked b
that time, i woaad prove serious. BesTeen seven
and eight il taes evening, was sent t0r ~ great
haste. with the Information, that4she lad iaintsl
several hines. was badly cramped, and was1Aought
20 be dying. DEany arrival, was struck With the
great alteration fhaghad taken place iii so shoEt
time. The eohztehahee was Shrivelled and CHASTITY,
the eyes wsre sgnk deep in their sockets, and tbs
cheeks faliea-the voice was HUSKY and faint, the
breathing hafFiea labbr3ous and difficult viii ire
qaent signing and aseilse Of sufocatibn- nausea,
with vomiting aHd frequent copious discharges from
the bowels. Of aWhi4ish. watery matter with white
mucous fakes, aoaAing il il, and sinking OF giving
way Of The vitA powers alter each discharge 80
The extremlties were corrugated, cold damp and
death-liSe With severe spasms Of the muscles 81
The feo4 calves Of the legs and ihighs and pulse
frequent small and feeble. She was in The collapsed
Stage OF that horrible monster, the Cholera. The
disease Tbslsspe is caused BIZ breathing air i'm
pregnated with an Etiiayia-ssi generfs-aclipg
upon the nervous system through the medium OF
The blood vLodacing more or less agitation and
gestioH of the syafibas organs especially Of the
Therax and Abdomen, and Gebiitated and relaxed
state Of the txSaleHts cf tbs Stomach and lntes-
tines. Ii ts treatment, in my opinibn The proper
plan Of procedure, is TO check 10 matter in what
Stage the pafging as soon as possible b. astrin-
gents, aronaties and opiates--to restore nervous
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

MlsslssIPPi- Yick4bnrg Wing NOTICES lbe
statement that General auftman was about ID call
an extra sessiod Of the Legislature, and adds
w have heard rumor that Governor
Quitman has been advised GEOGRAPHICALLY by
cur delegationin Congress not to confene
tie Legislature Whether this report be
correct or not, we cannot positively assert );
but VIC are well assured that the preclama.
tion calling the extra session has been writ
ten, and thatIit was the intention to issue it
in few days from this time
sg dissolution of the Union is sought 10 be
made the issae-and none but the most infatuated
harbor the beefthat the people ofthe South are
prepared Tor disnnion apd civil war AMI bloodshad
Calitornia>is now as sovereign State as Virginia
being admitted 10 all the powers and attributes Of
soVefelBnty77and, even we're II not in abhorrehceto
every principieof State Rights We cannot sea bow
she can now besuipped her munirnents Of b vfer
dpu reduced peiPW the character ola State. Should
Texas consent 10 the adjustment made Tor het bere
fit none cannertere with her sovereign right. and
that arrangement cannot be disturbed Whv.then
seek 20 keep up the agitation save fer The uhholy
purpose OF rpPtarins the unionl Tnespeople Of
the South will SIZE this matter in its naked defofmity
Are they for dishnon, on account OF what has been
done -Riehmesid Enquirer. /++
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

UAmesg the combinations By ire Senate, %
Saturday sast. were those or M Richard Milton.
Postmastar Winchester, and sYm. Il. Joynes, d.
). Attorafy Tot The Eastern Disuie.lof Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
| AMIN BEY.

President Fillmore made On admirable speech on
Saturday. at tile reception Of Amin Bey, the Turk
ish Commissioner. Amongjother things he said
Inrthe name LOT the American Government and
People, bid YOU welcome The country is before
you, and all open 10 your examination, ahd iasPec-
ton Whatsoever there is In our political efgani-
cation, in our system Of education, in CONNER
cial regulations. or in the organization and equip
ment 81 our means OF national defence, whether in
The army or in The navy, will be readily subjected
TO your inquiry Competent officers will he m
sructed conduct you 10 the dockyards and public
arsenais the hospitals for inyalids and the varuns
institutions for the relief oil the poor the insane,
the blind ami The impolent will invite your atten-
d4ru dfltoaqs' ;Fand You win VISIT and examine
chose manufacturing establishments the produce
and growth pf private enterprise, which have ena
bed the yesselsiot tn. United States to bear samples
ofthe skill and Industry of their people all oyer tbe
LeSant You Will sec the broad fields Of American
agriculture, producing WHEAT maize, rice, COTTON
and tobacco Finally sir, kou have an bpportuni
" of behodifg.tIe mountains and Tile rivers ana
the lakes ofthis continent aud be able 10 rdport
accurately, when you retdn toy the confines, of
Europe and Asia, on what Scale Of magnitude are
those natural features fihe earth which have al
. tracted your attention. IEf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
] -sHoCKING MURDER.

| Phebe Eharpless, daughter Of Aaron SharpleSs,
teacher ii a school at Roekey Hill near West Ches-
ter was found brutally murdered al the door Of the
the School house, on Saturday morning.
/ She was shot through til the back Of the neck
Ia man named George Pharaoh was arrested
on suspicion, and on his person was found a.
newspaper with piece torn off, atffl the piece
was found near the murdered lady, having
been used for the sWadding of the gun that
Killed Shsaas IN estimAble young Ia
dy, ana the occurrence predaesd-a great eAs
element in the nfghborhood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

L5< The frstHbid for the FIRST Jenny Lind
Ticket.at the Boston auetion-was S250--sa
Geniu was thrown s25 IN the shade at the
very start It#appears $3.50 had bsen Of
feredEbefere the auction for the much coveted
ticket, and $40 for the rest all rouRd, and
rcfnsed.; upon which the Post REMARKS
$3.50 would purchase as many acres 3of
good land in Michigan, upon which man
might raise more calves than will be in the
Temple on Friday night"
At the auction, the secand ticket brought
s24EI = lot Of eight, SIC each fourth, Sl0s-
5O6 and 50 down to 80, at which colsid-
cradle number were sold; thence down to
81 and Sc, at which most of the tickets
we're purchased; the lowest prices paid for
back seats in the gallery, was 81 SO. All
these prices are in addition to the regular
ticket price of So The premiums will pro-
bably amount to $4,000 The competitors
for the first ticket were chiefly booksellers,
the hatters we're decidedly in the back
ground. There was perfect jam in the
Hail and great excitement and esgerness 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

HI EF The hail storm which Was felt uithlIo
much severity at PIttsburg on Fridayflsst
extended West TO Steubenyille ObioI ma
East is far as tho VALLEY Of Yireini, ! bnt
infno section was it experienced to as great
NJ degree as=at Pittsburgh. On the Dkie
ftnEer, but short distance. below Pittsburgh,
although the rain was very heavy, 1t was ua..
sSeon panied BY hail Tie late heavy rains
'aFe said to have done considerable injury to
some Of the streets of Pittsburgh and the Oh.
posite town of Allegheny They have also
had I'll tie effect Of causing considerable rise
III the Ohio river. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

mi Dr:H7eNis Roper, Of Philadelphia, the well
known Surgeon bentist, died august 2 lst,
On the steamship Panama, in the Gulf Of
Panama, on her last voyage from San Eran-
cisco He had gone to California to exam
inc its resources, and add to fortune airea-
dy acquired by the successful practice Of his
professor in Philadelphia The moment he
telt that he was seriously i'll, he inquired if,
IN the crowd of strangers on, board, there
were any Masons, and immed lately his bed
was surrounded by faithful and attentive
l II lie died calmly, and the last words
that trembled on his1ips were Z NY wife
my children His mortal remains Tere
committed to the deep with the solemn dere-. !.
monies of the brotherhood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
]. o. o, j. PROCESSION a saickersrilIe,


We ha9 theEpIeasure 81 being present on
Thursday latl Al the, highlyagreeable and inter.
esting services incident 10 HE celebration Of the
day,by the @ Q. F. of SatckeFsyiiieL oudoun
connty. Tie Brethren from the Heighborng
Lodges Of L9udoun, Fap4uier ana Jeiftrson, we're
generally in attendance. The Iaocession, num-
bering some eighty Brethren. mas formed At an
early honr, uulhr the direcu6aof Cbl DowELL
as Chief Marshal, and Messrs HAMPTON and
CLINE, as Assistants, aItd<marched from The Hail,
preceded BY the LcesBnrg sBauA, 10 a beautiful
grove near thestown/ IAIter:thot usnal exercises,
the large Company il attendance we're favored
with one II taeIqost practical eloquent. and in !
ttresting addraasfs that we have ever listened to
on similar orraslon, from he Rey, WILLIAM
EyASs, Of LeesBuFg His address was pertinent
and to we point. He saidalI that was proper to
be SAID, and nothing more and nothing less, Az
teri the services al The grops had been concluded,
TIE procession again returged to the Lodge roen5
aud from thence to tie Hotel pf Capt MooRE,
where most sumpluous- and bohntifal repasthad
been prepared 6y The worthy host, and at the ibe.
radity OF snickeFsgiilef To all who were
in attendance, hetoccasiou was one of pleasure,
and we hope may rebound to the profit Of The
worthy Brothers d Saickersville. -Spirh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

ARREsr or FCG5TIyE SLAyE-The first arrest
under She fugitive law recently enacted by Con.
gress took mace In the city Of New Work on Fri.
day last. ID the case olJames iIamletoftbis city.
The arfest wa4 made b. officer Graham Of The
Poee firm Of Potee, GrahamSt Mckinley Of
this city, who brought the fugitive on from New
Work. on Friday nights reachiHg here Cd Satur-
day. Fife arrest, as may be supposed created
considerable excitement and III feeling In New
York particularly among the co,ored portion Of
It's population, who on learning The design Of The
officers, assembled in large numbers around tile
Court-rootn, where the examination6 eff the case
was conducted by Mr, Gardner the/U. S. Com
missioner and The Identity ofthe fugitive prov Ell
bga 500 Of Airs Brown, and byThomas J. Glare,
Esq Of this city, son4inlaW toI,he lady. HAM
let was arrested somewhere id the vicinity of
Castle GardeG where be had been living ever
since bis escape 10 New York. some two years
ago. When affestedhe gave a signal 10 several
Of hisqcolpred friends who Immediately spread
the news. and soon a crowd 10 the number Of
three Or fepr hnndred, surrounded officer Graham
and the Y. 3 Deputy Marshal of N York, Gland
rous for bis release which would doubtless have
been efiersed, but for the detetmined resistance
Of the officers. WHO htimiaated the blacks with
loaded resolvets! After the examination, he
was delivered ihtoihe custody pr officer Graham
who managed ip esade the negroes III the neigh
borhocd q the Cemmissionerjs office by their
being indicted TO believe that Hamlet had gone
70 The Tesibs. Under this supPosition theyrush.
ed to the ToHs5s, giving an opportunity 10 the
officer TO carry his prisoner unmolested TO the
Depot---Balt. ClipDersof Moka1g.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13
Shade Trees.

We would call the attention Of the
property hnliers Of ltlclmcnd.to this sub.
ject. Nothing contributes much ~
the comfort and beauty Of town like
ours in The summer season. as shade
trees They not only add greatly 10 the
beauty Of a place, but increase very much
the value ot prop rty. a residence sur
rounded bv forest trees would. III most
persons. command higher price, than il
wouid without il, ii. I've COS, is but a
trfle. ONLY re1u ring little care and at
tention at first Tlry are therefore. mere.
" looking at them il n pccunarv poinf q
view, worthy the attention Of property
holders.
The fall season We believe. is the best
time for transplanting trees. and we hope
those Of our citizens, who have not yet
adorned their property IN tins way. VII
turn their attention 70 the subject. IN"
following from the Cincinnati ALIAS serves
to show how shade trees are regarded II
other places.
The shade trees Of this city. are lis
greatest ornament. and al this season 81
the wear afford invaluable protection from
the burning rays Of the sun. and frequent
" prevent disease sun strokes never
occur in shady streets. Owners OF real
estate cannot more surely increase the
value Of their property than by setting out
shade trees.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13
nrlt has long been aques.ion Of cur

nrl, has long been ACQUISITION Of curl
Gus speculation among those who have OBJ
served the customs Of society. why 50
many more weddings take place II the
fall and winter, than in any other seasons.
The Nashville Union ventures q hypothc
Sis, as follows:
1.-The long nights arc coming OF, and
the season OF courtsi,lps arriving. rs
soon as the weather gels 50 uucomtortl
Div cold that the girls are driven - stay
ing in the house. instead Of enjoying prom
enades in tine streets. overs begin 10 mes
tie around them and sparkling com
menccs THIS accounts for there being 50
many more marriages during tie Latter
part o the year than there IS ii The sprirg
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

We like the story 81 the Blacksmith
who was requested - bring 4 >ui;to SIAN
der. lie said can 70 into my shop and
hammer out better character IL >lN
months than al the courts n Chrsteniom
could give me.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

This G onnpsnv having been duly organized.
aud the capital stock properly secured,
are na.. prepared 10 receive appIr atoms for IN
xurance against Joss or damage bs fire, Build
lugs. Hsrehanaiz-, Machinery, MiiI-. Manufsc-
torres. an4 all descriptions Of property Also.
r-rehsncszs and produce ~ the course Of ia
land nsportatian.-iis@ RISKS Of the s~as-and
upon the lives 81 individuals. The rates Of pre-
mum winch vii govern tins institution. will
conform to the established rates u the Eastern
Offices, Al ios>e- wtil b- lbe rally aud prompt
~ at. listed aud paid.
Directors:
Hos r. y. CaasAs, yIneenues-
WILLIAM ]. W fsE, do
WftLf.nj. HrEssp, Go
TioR.cF T.. PgcE, DO
CYRUs VI ALLEs. 90
VINCENT T. WEST. NJ D.. Pike CO., Ind.
PsrrR 2 BAILEY. For, Wayne, do
1uon,sT BE~EsIDeE. Lafayette. do
WALTER w. EARLY. Terre- Hsui~. Go
Ex-Gov. ID. WALLACE. iauapolis.6o
Hs~gY ID. ALLIs, Evansville. DO
HE~gy r ScHooLcRsFT. " a-hington, D. G.
ZErHESIaH PLsTT. New York.
r. y CARSAS, Presid<sf.
G. NJ. ArLE~. Sec'y y. r ELpsfDcE, IreassTer-
s ss, n i, a.tIs' coanseLor'. vi.ee..<'-
Oct. 5lh, $50 '-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

REV. F.. ". SEH0N-REV. EDWARD STE
iEN~DS
The following - a verbatim copy Of a certifI-
cate nov the possession of the proprietor Of
Bulls Sarsapariiia. Rev. f.. w. Seion il " ids-
). nd rn-raiiy known as aH eloquent aud
romp!ishea pastor Of the " f.. Church. ana
Raw. Ea@arI Stevenson has be~n known one
.: tie most talented aud jealous 81 b~r. tttat
tn+ kentucky Conference could boast 81 for
many y-ar--4Hd itt- time il filing the high
ana resooIi4 bic station Of agent fo- the NJ f..
Book Concern. South Can the world produce
letter, or more satisfactory testimony Ia favor
oi auy ine1iciar
LOUISVILLE, May %, S4a
We have used John Bulls Sarsapar4iIa an;
nev- now = 1t 10 be used with entire sstisfac-
.z.a. . nd ~ faee hesitation IN - tIug that
,.-e believe IT 10 be SAT- and valuable na-cicai
eofanoanf. and calculated TO produce much good.
ans ress@.e much suffering anc, there FORE Oh Id
gtreffaj5y and most earnestly recan4Hfe nd IL to
the aft sciel-
tSigned) E. W SEHOS,
E. : TEVENSON.
For SAL wholesale and retail, hy
TUCKER < MANSFIELD. Agents.
Main street, Peoria, III.
IrFor sale at j. Howe!is s. Coo Drug Store
Richmond, INDIANA.
June ct, 1850. 27-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

CI-i deaf and dumb chill. when ask
cd 10 describe lightning. SAID i was the
opening and shutting e Coils eye
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

nrThe annua! expenses Of tie British
civil establishments amount 70 little more
than six millions. while the sum the ma
ton is pay ing tor var. and II sustaining
the machinery fer future wars, IS above
forty six millions Of dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

nrThe Indiana Constitutional Con
uonion. by Committee. have reported an
article in favor Of Woman's RI lights; also
the Homestead Exemption resolutions for
the action Of the Convention. and which
were referred 10 a select committee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

sugar-o-Lcad Found:.:

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the Sicckho'd-
IN ers in the 'Richnond Bridge and Turnpils
Company that the FIFTH and LAST instai-
ment was due on the 20th instant. and that s!iev
respectfully requested 10 PAY their dues. ~
further Indulgence toward them would be i-sle rg
the Company into embarrassing nj ana rl u:tv
DANIEL d. CRAWFORD, 7recse rr
RSehmcnd Oct 30. 1850. Is a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

Flour. Corn or wheat
TAnythinz TO eat: ~ really wsat 'sss
the Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

s@HIS is great article Of food for the sick
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health. Call ana get some at Howells s. Co.'S
Drug store
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