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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
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\ great mortality among COWS IS re-
ported bv the 81. Louis InfciH9encer 10
nave occurred in that city within tne past
fhrce or four months. One man lost ten
and anoth r SIX mlch cows IN the short
space ~ two weeks mother lost five III
one. Another had thirty sick. Ntoga-
tncr. over 10 COW, had been lost by milk
men III and near the city. Lac IHfeH' +
genccr says. Tho disease. which was at
first erroneouslv supposed 10 be akin TO
cholera. is a strange aud iucNpiicable one
Ihe animal. as 4 general rule. has been
stricken but IA lew hours. wh"'l II is seized
with il violent trembling. followed by a
weakness III The .ilubs and IN a very short
time dies"
The disease at st. Louis. we suppose
is nearly or quite Identical with kine
sickness which appeared IN thus state a
few wears ago. 1t was very prevalent:
we remember. on the Darby Plains, and
often fatal in few hours.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

Mr. Sickle keeper Of grocery store in
Albany. New \ lork. recently sued a Miss
Tappy. Sc am>treSs. for her hand, and ob-
tanned her. consent that he should have
lis possession. subsequently. Miss Tap
py changed her mind and Nr. Sickle sued
her aga!n--but this time for breach of the
marriage promise. Mr.. Sick thought TO
reap harvest by this. but the Young
seanstreSs. with the assistance Of the
court sewed him up etIectua!iy BY not
choosing 10 pay damages.
Mr. Sickle. as he couldn't cut the fair
flower down in this way. took il into his
head that he would have her held TO bail.
as punishment. But the court interposed.
telling the swain that the new code per-
mits no female 10 be held 10 bail 'except
for witul injury 10 person. or character. or
property: To this the heart broken
plaintiff reioined. that 'he had been in
iured IN all three. by the wiliul act of the
defendan, in violating her promise. which
caused him great agony Of mind. unit
ting h,al for business for areek. so as
TO affect his interests severely" But the
court said it couldn'. help him.
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Greeley on Advertising.

60 ,,,,,,,,i, inn, i I, Palmer =, +,
lem, n.,ys.,,,ar ,.nt. offered a sIv.r
.,,,,., a. .,z tha b..t
ni,I4,. suni.ct II ! >ertl.Inr lnr
,,,.,i5,f,.l :, I.c,It. m. case
',..,r.n,Ir ex,,nni.,rt,. var,au, ar.
t.cl,> written awarded the prz" - N1r-
ace Greeley. editor oi tn \fw toiN ~
huue We CONSIDER the reasoning ot
Nr Greeley 10 favor u a liberal system
ot advertising. ntn>"eraol'; Yet we are
aware that business men generally are
ap II place quite too Low IN estimate up
on this >usJ"ct We comment thh p'r-
ton OF the essay winch VIII b. found b.
10y T. tne attention of tne rrairr. Win
the ~'"-i+ remark. IN 'h' best way -
test Ia ttd' a ami r'nh'iilF>N % 'n' posi-
tlou taken ~ ne writer : y max fi'f
trtal OF m course recommended iier
DOING ms II any one >aoui' idii - rep
tlr advantages - NiNitlIN PNit'S 81. I"
could mol p c"afSt ~ crn~"f II! 'or ''''-
ing back Intp the oIi Pi'3. t'i'1 itcN now
50 @'"fF'"y pursued, ''ul we >''od. -
Nr ~ 'e'rN q 'hiS. wen ~. eNp'Fi-
III III : one 'n'fau-hiN 'f'eH ~ az our
'NP'r''nce III me pun',>alnG business we
nave uht''rStiiN 'ouhd II y pc ne case
'nai those business m'h VINO advertise
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

land. from what source IS sufficient
amount Of bones. potash. and >ulpher 10
be had 10 renovate our Impoverished landsf
The farmers Of England consumed OF
ikaps ried bones. 30 900 tons in the year
1919. Our fields part with an amount
one hundred times larger every year. and
gain no adequate return whatever. \
home market can alone remedy this grow
ing evil Every pound of potash sent
out OF this country. or wasted in it, is
loss equal 10 larger quantity of wheat
than we care 10 name. Suiflce II to say.
that one third Of the ash OF wheat is pure
pOtash-an element not abundant in any
old. long cultivated field. The time has
come when the outstanding Of the things
which nature constm IN forming wheat,
should command universal attention.
legislatures both State and National.
must adapt their governmental policy to
the plain and beautiful truths OF science.
They cannot put out lis brilliant light by
the eyes Of the people. nor
by continuing in the darkness of past
centuries Truth will vindicate itself.
and ,though crushed 10 earth. Will rise
again" American industry mus, be
more diversified. and the true principles
Of tillage knoan to every cultivator OF the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
A Romance i,l Real Life.

! In New York. III 1896. my store was IN
| Maiden Lane. within three doors Of the
store of John Mowatt. an extensive deal
cr in shoes. His foreman was John Pei
sue. who sat behind the counter. stitch
ing shoes and waiting on customers as
they stepped in. One dav corpse was
found ~ III" dock. at the foot Of the street.
The coroner took the jurymen from the
neighbornood. and among them John
Nowait and his foreman John Prl~u-.-
The corpse lav On table in the centre of
The room Some of the JurVmen re-
marked that - soon a. John Pel~ue look
"a on ne corpse hr et,rtod turned ptI-,
an locke. a il going - f,int. IL raj
lied however. but his subsequent move
ulcntS occa,ionrI some curious remarks.
rne llrv having rendered a verdict Of
Heath by drowning. were dl~rhlrL"f:.-
Mowstt turned round t. look for his our
newman. hut behold he was not there
H. stepped out ofdoors and saw him high
up III" street. on a half run. when he
quickly turned corner Nj sorts Of
inquiries were mile but nothing could
b.. heard of him This with his turning
. ,le a. the first view Of the corpse" occa
stoned some surprise among the lur"rS
for many DAYS Afterwards John Now
All was a bachelor Of thirty five aud Pei
sue had s"rn about ihirrv Summers.
On certain dav about a month there
after. LADY IN deep mourning stepped
into Nowatt's ~rpr" aud asked for a pnir
of shoes Will John was irving how
The shoes fined the lady cnquired-
" on had a man III Your store. John
PlSne by name. what has become Of
himi'
Yes, saws Nowaft. "but what has
become Of him would give good dead
10 know lie then related the story
above stated.
..Strang".'' replied the lady. "And
YOU have not seen him since
.Ecver.'
.Yes you have seen him. replied the
lady.
Il certainly said Mowatt. would not
contradict II ladvof Your appearance; bnl
| have not seen han To my knowledge.
.'Wcll them. says She. Il am JOHN
Ptl,ue; and that subj ct on whom W"
held the Jury was the corpse Of my hus-
band. Ny family name was Randall.
was born III Pniladel pha. married
(agaIust the wishes Of my phrentS) John
Conner. Il sober. industrious man. by
trade a shppmaker We IvrJ Ia ,pv two
Years lie took 10 drinking anl neglect
ed his business. and once struck me while
in lIquor. We had no family. re-
solved. wniIc we werr >tlchIug shoes to-
griacr. t. learn his trade and lravc him.
| soon made a pa~>thlr shoe. when as
,umed male attire. came 10 New ork.
and YOU gave me work an journey yman-
rnr rest YOU know.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
Hrrc.; Of COsa.sscrfcitcrs.

Lewis Dollman and Henry Smith with
Mrs Nottpr the mother-in-law OF DuIiman.
were arrested III Dayton on "Wednesday
evening last. and the Two men locfed Up
~ default OF bail. on charge OF passing
counterfeit money. \ so Ohio counter
irit was found in possession of Smith
1t Mrs Notler's. Sl2 in counterfeit Ind.
paper WAS found. The JDurnnI oi Friday
saws. Eleven one dollar counterfeit oIll>
on the State Bank of Indiana were fnuai
on tn, person Of Smith. Dollman drop
p-l a dollar bill out OF his hat. evi !cnttN
intending To ct rid Of the best v tv pa-
~iblr ;ut the officers detected hlm ~
the act
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
Cholera in the state PRISON..

The Louisville Democrat SAYS there
have been fifteen deaths in the Penitenti-
ar, at Jeiiersonvlle. In speaking of the
confession Of Root. which we published
In our last he adds:
Another was W lliiam Shearcr-senten-
ced by the |. :. district court for ro bbing
the mail. The proof of his guilt was very
slight, in our Judgment He had been Il
man of excellent standing-had been a
member OF the Legislature, and was
county surveyor y petition. signed by
a vast number Of names. had been got
ten up for his release. but had not been
sent on to " ashington. He protested his
Innocence TO the warden on his dying bed.
and charged him TO lei il be remembered
that. with the certain prospect OF death III
an hour. he declared himself innocent Of
the crime.
The disease is very fatal None who
have cholera decidedly have yet recover
ed.
Mr. Shearer was never a member OF
the Legislature. He may have been
County Surveyor. We believe he was
resident of Randolph county. when
charged with the offence of which he was
convicted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

The IerrHory 0f Cfah.-l ne OH
which has passed the senate providing
territorial Government Tor I tan. nAes me
boundary OF that territory as ioiiowS:-
On the west by the state oil Caii'orhla' on
the north by the territory OF CreSon' ana
on the east by 'he summit OF lhe ROCKY
mountains. ana on lle SCUM ny me oth
r'''
NUMBERING TIE PEoFLE.-A man in
Baltimore refused TO give the necessary
information to census taker, with these
remarks:
..Sir. YOU have come to do this evil thing.
but VIII not permit it; read of the
Mosaic dispensation where David number
ed the people. aud the Lord cut hum OFT
wiz "aS1 i''''..io ~ ~ win a.
u'''
Rv recent act Of the Pennsylvania
LEGISLATURE. the circulation Of Bank notes
under the denomination of 50. is prohib-
1ed IN '',e o'ate a'tef 'I''I -
It i said 'nat 'ney nave oe!"i' - oeP't q
ale III Faiue a'ready' ds '''e oioNe's ~
.,.z.1o ''''
\ meeting was held lately IN phiiadei-
phia by number OF German Ca'hoIics.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

GREAT CAVES. - summer tourist. wri
ting from Sharon Springs to the New
York Journal of Commerce, gives a de-
scription Of two caves of great size. near
Schoharie Court House. \ T. One call
ed IIowe's Cave. situated about = miles
from the Springs. and five from Schoharie
Court House. has been explored TO depth
Of seven miles through limestone rock.
and contains lake. on which is a boat
for visitors. One portion Of this cave is
so vast that rockets have been sent up
and do not reach the ceiling. The other
cave is called Gebhard's. and is about
four miles east of the Schohare Court
House It has been explored TO a dis
tance Of five miles This also is said TO
have a lake. and an apartment 3l5 feet
in diameter-Pure white alabaster has
been found in it, Ilowe's cave was dis
covered in l8i2 by Mr.. Howe, who has
now a hotel near H.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

stances. and now lives TO bless the day
that she was snatc!ed from those dens of
slow murder-slop shops--through the
aid of two thoughtless. though noble
hearted young men. who were deScant-
ing upon the quality of kind of work
by which poor females are enabled to pro-
long living death !! -esfern EmPorium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

NOR R>I...-FOUR NEAT DIV Filing
Il HOUSES. aud TWO VACANT LOTS
situated IN Richmond. For particulars. apply
TO EDW ARD FRANCIS
Richmond, Aug. 81 iS5O
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
AsuALL FARM ro,, sAIE.

NDN TAiNlNH - acres Of first rate land
Y we'll watered. situated two and a half miles
Southeast OF Richmond. ANY person wishing
10 purchase can examine the premises for th,u-
selves, aud for further particulars inquire Of In.
Richmond. EDW ARD KIRBY
Aug. -. 1850. ll-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

Consisting, III part, of: Cn~-inIrrrs, tt>uJrrtt,.
s>ttunrtf~. Jrnns. Nrstiugs, etc, for Surrnrr
wear; Nant,Ilt Dress Bonnet and Lining .stLI !;
SaifnS, Alfghun-; Foulard trniiian~; Baragrs:
Tt~Surs, Raw SHks; CamIct Lustrrs; Linen
tiiughltn~, law rs; Caiicoes; Cotton t.nghanN;
Alp,tc,, lu~trrs; French Nrrinos; Casmrrr~.
~ ItiurS Galtornii PIatiI, etc, etc. Fr,ln
and figured SWISS. plhhi and striped do; piid
and stfip Il Jdconrts, timhrIcs, Ma l.. Nhu~uok~.
Bi~iop l.IWns IndIi see fhdud aud Book Mus
Inns. Embroidered Evening" Dresses, tIndcr-
hdnd<cre htrt~; GdprS; toli,r~; tuf~; Under
sleeves, ~ i~s ana ltconrtt T. gtng~ aud il~er-
tiou> NIndow Curtains hv the par ytrd...
Dunity: Berlin Cora, tor sun Bonucts; NankIn
ptuuSk. tira>S-c 10th. Corded aud VI irs..i les
sklr~t. IRISH Linen; Fable Linen: Dauask Ia
bic Cloths ana aphIn~; Linen Shrrtinc~; liiow
Cases, Linen tauntrrPanes, FGtunrl-; prIli-,
shte'Ings and @htrtings, husIis, Diaper; ir.
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LOOK OuT FOR FRAUD.

A~srPnrrht-rr- be- ptrt ruir to -e,. ihlt every
pack ,pr j. trkrd ..Bifkr's p,,eaf F'frr P,oof"
tlt- -r,. amount uf worthless counterfeit
s,uT ~ The n, ,rI<ei called fire proof pant. No
person i'rncur" III" powder from others III 4
will MAXI The q g.nuInr artificial slitr, without
sub rrfinr Themselves to prosecution for an N
friugrin Mt of mf p tt.ut.
The grnniur hfficIr, Of different colors, kept
cou-t,niI, ~ pow b. the bnrrrl AT the t'enr-
ral Depot, Nam st. ~ ~ ~
J VI y ] II. HUTTON.
R,chmond Ia. Aug u I-JD 31tf
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An OIL MILL For S.Ic,

WILL SELL. my Oil Mil, situated on Nsw.
i man~ creek. two miles north of Richnnna
IL has all the machinery. such as a Uydr,uiic
press, &c. necessary for making LinseeJ Oh
IL will be sold either with or without th. oil ma,
chInery, on easy terms. Apply at my drug
store. JOS HOWEJJS L.
Richmond, Ind. Aug. 2Sth. 1850 22tf
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orn w a mt e d /.

The subscriber viii pay the highest market
price for either >.uiTt: or YELLOW COHN
WILLIAM BELL.
Eighth Month 2lst. 1850 .55tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-02
VERNON + CENTRAL RAILROAD
s4l,sJ Es:5;5.5 :4EE55ss5 Ei5t:g;z - 8
Summer Arrangement.

Il and after Monday June 81, 1850, the Passenger
" Cars VIII run as follows viz.
Leave Boston for Burlington daily Sundays except.
ed, via Buston and Lowell, Nashua, Concord North
crn and VI CeutIal roads, at 7 II A. NJ. and IL W.
Also, via FItchburgh, Vermont y Mass, Cheshire,
Sullivan 81 Central, at - and II \. NJ. The
z - 4. VI. trains viii arrive in Burlington at T..
VI. the sam" day, and the Ii and II VI. trains next
morning at : II a. VI.
returning, leave Burlington at s A. VI. and +.
VI Tor Boston, by both the above routes. The \.
NJ. train will arrive in Boston at : 2. NJ same day,
ana the L. NJ. train next day at =. NJ.
Both trains connect each way at Burlington daily,
with the steamers ON Lake Champlain and at
Nashua, tHcuburgh and Groton Junction, with trains
/ to aud tom Worcester, Mass and New Ork City.
! Eassengcrs leaving Montreal at 10 A. VI. and Z.
| NrwiiI arrive in Boston at and +. VI. the next
day and in New York at \. VI. the second day
Returning leave Boston at : -, II and IL A. NJ.
and arycin Montreal at . IL a. NJ and IL F. NJ.
! the next day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily
! Sundays excepted.
No charge viii be- made Tor Truckage or Wharfagc
| at burlington, On Freight between Boston and Bur
linglou any pant OF the State oi New York or the
Caundas.
| For further information see Pathfinder Railway
Guide. JAMES MOORE.
dNw-u Eng. and superintendent
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aRAHAm I'M rssI.

GRAHAM completed give
still higher character and his Magazine Tor the coming
volume
James, the celebrated novelist has been engaged 10 give
series Of splendid romances ..
Geore d. Penee the poet Of the West viii write exclusively
poem for every number
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories + ~
In Legse Of South Carolina win contribute brilliant set Of
papers for 1851. +. WI
Miss Cooper, anthor OF
gagged, with Whpple and Longfel0w, Bryant and Lowell
T. b. Reed, the artist and poet Dusedorf his
Italy, fuih from the galleries drawings
from America have been London and Paris and
splendid of highly nnised drawings by renowned David
Paris be furnished for Gaham Incompatible ladies' depart
ment which will excel anything that has been produced In
Paris England, the United States The first appears In die Dc
cenher number, s.stgs 3ENl XII
All this orees year Of splendo th. Magazine for 1851 and
Gaham will be stonshed Graham abosbes
the system Of agents and constitutes posmaser
and editor Nows the time TO form clubs, the December
number closes the volume.
TERMS-SINGLE COPIES, ~.
PRicg 195l.-Al Grahans Magazine,
commencing with e5 will be supplied the following Sin
subscrbes 90 copies, live $0 and
for $40 sending club Of
scher These win departed from by d the three
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| All orders addressed 10
.8 #t.zt s.s.&5 .s GEORGE X. GRAHAM,
Fl. @ftt 13t Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
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On which will se paid BY all assumed BY ourselves m
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered SLavvls. &c.--The
IN subscribers have this addition TO their stock Of
fancy goods ladies, among which
70 pieces superlatvy rich brocade silks, for evening
is do do do 4sa53 for street .
10 do rich watefed Silks every coer
6 do styles spotted silks, very
s do rich plain Gro de Algiers
10 do rich aud styles Chenc silks
Is do figured and cbangeable silks, very cheap
do heavy black watered siks, all widths
10 do colored and black urk sains de
30 very fine French mcnos, every shade
Is do rich colored silk velves do 4,#
10 do do watared Irish poplns do
SO \ French cashmere 'Ecosse, new style
2J do mousselines de laine, do
do 40 low priced
- very rich real cashmere long shawls .Esa.
20 do do do square do
z5 latest styles scotch long do .#saa@a
30 styles lace capes
d0ze collars *
embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
= do richly embroidered handkerchief, &c.
Together with other and desirable aricles IN their n
which they respectfully invite the attention of the ladies OF e
district and It's vicinity mal aAttEt 3.7 VI III
Oct o-2wH II. IL. HOOE y CO. 4
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
rm Of Lane Tucker would call the attention OF his fends
public generally goods which
hse from the importing houses IN
York, and the greatest and richest styles
city Strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purehaspg as am
confident viii be 10 their advantage. 49, I.. E.
And would especially the attention officers,
army navy, fact prepared all kinds
moderate prices waanted both ,n The cutting and making de
parimenta, any establishment In this country
w r. friends for their
hopes by the diligence and
All orders promptly executed. ... \. ...
Sept 2e--3sw2w ~... .
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TME ADIIIIsIcAN Lave stosk h..ananee conapsny::

THE AMERICAN 1--we stock Insurance Company
Vncennes Indiana Charter unlimted granted 1850
Capital, $50 0O0. Stockholders individually liable. yj
For the Insurance Of horses mules prize bulls sheep, and cattle
Of every description against the water,
DENTS and disease as stock driven eastern markets
South paid OF DEATH
Drecorsoseph Bowman counseori Ferdinand Eberwine
merchant; Captain Isaac Mass mercbantj George d. Hay
chant; Hon. Thomas Bhap, builder John Wise, merchant and
bank dector Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner t. Es Of Vncennes; AM Smith
farmer bank director and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph q. Bowman, President; b. Shusf Whitney, Secretary
Wm Burtch president Vncennes branch
of the Stale Bank OF Indiana. tiatHaH Xxx @ | #3th
NELSON, agent Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2S--dly " sE4 s gEaHasf .aEg IA i&#
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General Agency assd Law Onaee st Washington,
DE sELDING b WYLIE, trfEi
No TodSs Buidimss, apenss, sszt door
BIolna HoleL KasAingfon. d. u.

No TodS Budaks, Penmsyvana nsst door Dess q
Byopas Hotel, Washington, ID. C. tsf
NHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
ineip for he purpose Of prosecuting claims before
departments before board
mioners appointed for the adjustment Of spoaions o,he
claims against the
faithful all business
charge They will attend obtaining pensions, bounty
land, duties arising under contracts, treaties
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, Ac. Il tf@I aa et4 blE5f f AZ III taa
Wyle, jr, will any law business
rilber himself the firm may be nusted any OF
District Supreme Court United
Chas De sedng being United States commissioner notary
public, Of deeds ala The Union
will give prompt to the taking Of testimony Acknoedg
Deeds other duties which appertan his Office.
will be moderate and regulated claimed
and the OF services required. A#@
Communication lpost paid will immediate aitehlon
Sept 6--dy Me-
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the have IL h, Jenny Lind prior her
Departure from Phsdelphs, gave three thousand dollars
10 The and Tor e sevso o. the suherngs OF those who
were turned Of HOUSE ssd home, who lost protectors
by the late great hrsjpshsteiys 10 rsnl. @m
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NAVY DEPARTAksr,
Bureau ofrrovsions and Cothing Aagus, !, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed aProposa Beef and Po-
posss for Pork" may will be received this
Office until ~ O'CLOCK Thursday the 18th day Of August
next M furnishing and deysng, free " all cost and risk TO the
United States A'H
Five thousand fur hundred barrels beef and thousand
hundred barrels OF navy pork. 1s..5s tit
Each barrel ess than hundred pounds
weight Of beef pork Of weight In either article will be
paid for Tobe delivered al the respective yards US follows
s# &ta &#t tH H5H e T ~ Bbls. beef Bills pork
AZ Chanesown, Mass ,sOO wy
& AT Brookiyn N. Y. BOO. 300
Al Gospor y&...... ,ooo......soe
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GENERAL yapor Bath-Adoped unanimously by Congress,
through the strong recommendations United
States surgeons and other eminent physicians, per teumoniais
apparatus portable
favorable debated and the safe, equai distribution
applications Nature aiding from the potent epidemic
United penitenna
and esewhee efficient In diseases called nercua in rhen
matte, cuaneous auiary of Of the
Turkey lately
undegned found bo particularly seiecabc
organs and rights making
furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
savanic magnetic machine and other complaints
Applied City Hail. wing first hoor, convenient for the
laineD No %, and residence OF SICK Probatum est
Sept s-eodu BOYD REILLY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-27

Mrs. ID. H. Burr's French end EngIish Seminary for
Young Ladies'
Corner Of Ninth and Streets Washington,
WILL reopen Monday l7th of September thorough
w English pursued
offered for acquiring languages and other IN This
Institution Able Instructors employed In the several
men Principal the of the
pupils Dtused her ned number II boarde
ceve have advantage Of conversng all times In French
and also of enjoying the comforts OF pleasant nome
Terms &c, made known application TO the Principal.
Aug 27-3taw4w