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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

The Seniinels correspondent p. reaf-
firms the right of the convention which is
10 be held for revising our State Constitu-
ton. 10 abolish the Grand Jury system
In speaking Of the amendments TO the
Con institution Of the United States. he says:
1.-THE first prohibits Congress from es,ab-
fishing religion Can a State estab-
lsh religion! THE second prohibits
Congress from dePriving the people OF
their RICH, to keep arms Can a State
deprive a citizen Of that right, We ask
Nr. p. caa any person. by State statute.
'.be subject for the same offence TO be
twice put in jeopardy of life and limb!''
Can any one. bv similar law, "be COM
PEELED in any criminal case - be Wit
ness against himself. or be deprived Of
life. liberty or property without due course
Of law! Can private property be taken
for public use, without jus. compensa-
,ion'
When he answers these questions TO
his own satisfaction he may conclude
that the Grand Sury System can be abol-
ishcd by the State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Railroad Explosion.

\ few weeks ago. when the boiler eX-
ploded by a locomotive on one Of the
Eastern Railroads, il was noticed as the
first occurrence of the kind in the nited
States. \ short time after that. the boiler
Of a locomotive on Western Railroad
exploded; and yesterdays mail brought
an account OF another occurrence of the
kind East.
/ This last happened Friday last. near
White Hill. New Jersey. on the Camden
and Amboy RaiIroad-i2 O'Clock train
( from Philadelphia. The train was going
a, the rate Of abou, twenty miles an hour
when the boiler exploded. killins instantly
Mark Fisher. the engineer. and James
Seward, an engineer Of another train. who
was travelling to some point on the line in
company with Fisher. William Grecnle al
and another fireman. and one of the
brakcmen, were severely. il is feared NOR
/ tally. injured. The locomotive was blown
10 pieces. The frame on which the bag
gage cars are placed. was scattered al
mos, like so many chips. the heaviest por
ton burying itself in the ground. The
passenger cars were not I'M ured.
The Trenton American. after giving an
, account Of the occurrence. says: I'VE
have been informed that just previous 10
the explosion. the train suddenly started
| at a rate equal 10 90 miles an hour. (sup-
posed To be caused by the rapid iorma-
ton of the steam from the scarcity of wa
ter.) and, after the explosion, the train
passed on 100 yards. The body of the
engineer was found fifty yards ahead of
where the train stopped. The boiler was
blown out as if cut with knife
The Philadelphia papers also attribute
the explosion to a scarcity of water in the
boiler.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
<cyS Work OF Art.

Mr. Bracket. the Sculptor has brought
out an orisina! design in statuary, which
bids fair to Introduce him to fame 1t
is ..Shipwreckcd Mother.' and is de-
scribed as rivaling Powers Greek Slave.
The following is the design, according to
the National Era
Tho work though still in plaster. is
one Of rare beauty and merit. The
principal figure is woman in the prime
and glory OF her beauty. She lies on
the rocks Of the shore. in position of ex-
ceeding grace. her head thrown back
ward, her right arm outstre.ched. and
her left vet tenderly eniolding her dead
babe She has been denuded by the
surf, though her night-dress is yet slight
Is attached to one arm, and lies beneath
her. The babe is wonderfully beautiful
in the awful repose Of death-a repose
impossible to mistake for sleep. There
is death in every limb, in every muscle.
in every line of the grand figure
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Something NCN..

Let no one say after reading the follow
ing. from the Cincinnati Dispatch, that
there is nothing new under the sum
GIVING PARTIES By TGtEuRArn-
Every body is aware Of the wonderful
transmission of news by Telcgra ph the
performance OF music by Telegraph. the
operator being a thousand miles oil, but
the giving Of parties by Telegraph is a
new wrinkle.
\ gentleman in y York about TO be
married night before last. sent dispatch
ordering a supper for his friends in this
city at the Bank Exchange The com
pany assembled 10 the number of some
twenty-iiv persons, When the knot was
tied the intelligence was transmitted - the
party over the wires. The company
drank the health, happiness. long lie AMI
prosperity Of the happy pair winch was
dispatched back BY the same lightning
messenger. ana the two pariies kept hob
nobbng back and forth over the wires
until twelve o'clock. They all had a good
time and a sociaDle chat during the even
ing although two thousand miles apart.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
From the Indiana State Sentinel
Eslr Parker wheel Patent.

| In the Circuit Court Of the United States on
Monday evening, after tri, OF ten DAYS dura-
ton, the case assigned Of Parker W. Horlaud
was submitted to the Jury. This trial has excit-
ed much atte niion, partly account OF the
great interest involved, and because the trial
heretofore hal in Ohio and P-nnsylvania had
resulted in favor of the plaintiff. Mcssrs. Oil
yer H. Smith, Al ert $ White and heb. Baird,
were council for the plaintiff, aud Messrs. Sam
uel Judah, Randall Crawford and Jos. l.. Jerne-
gan, for the Gelendaut, and probably this array
Of forensic force added not little to thr inter
est Of the occasion. For the information Of
those Interested, We have obtained a statene ut
OF the positions of which the defe ndant's conn
Gil in their arguments claimed that they es,ab-
lIshed By sufficient evidence. They as fol-
fo,vs:
]. The horizontal shaft with two or more re-
action wheels on 1t, was not new when patent
ed by the Parker..
2. The outer cylinIer was not new when pat
cntei
;. The alright box was not new when pat
entcd.
4. The inner cylinder is useless and injuri
5. The scroll is useless and injurious
g. There is no substantial Improvement in
the buckets described in the specification and
plan, it is in the reaction bucket in principal
4 The combination Of percussion aud
ton on the same wheel if possible, il injurious,
but is in fact impossible
3 There IS no proof that the specification and
plan OF the patents Of I~29. now followed
as to the form Of the buckets, to the pro-
portion Of the gate to the issues, the contra
re-, il is in proof by the Plaintiffs own iness-
cs, that tho wheel called Park prs, as now used,
Is entirely a percussion wheel.
Ga Tuesday morning, the jury returned
verdict for the dcfcndant. motion for
trial made and overrued, and then motion
in arrest of Judgment for some technical objec-
ton to the verdict was made, and. at the solicit
tation Of Mr.. Smith continued until next term.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Excitement: al frederick. Md.

SINGULAR CAsE-Therc has been con-
siderable excitement at Frederick Md in
regard to the sudden death Of son of Mr..
George \. Cole.-A correspondent of the
lIagers,own Mail says:
After being kept for the period Of four
days. he was placed in Mr.. Hart's vault.
in the Lutheran graveyard, with the lid Of
his coffin open. as there were very serious
doubts whether or hot he vas in trance.
His disease. the doctors say was the erysi-
pelas. the only Indication of which was a
small pinple on his lip. causing much
swelling, and Of which, in the short space
Of three DAYS he died
Many persons have daily visited his re-
mains. and all express their doubts,
Though in this state for more than two
weeks. his cheeks are as rosy AMI fresh as
when in good health; his lips. al frs,
somewhat blue. now have a very natural
and iife-likc color, AMI his lips are as
plant as ever. not having the rightly Of
death at ali-his eyes are not at all sunken.
but as natural as when in robust health
There is not. as vet the least appearance
of decay, and no offensive smell. His
parents visit him daily. 10 ascertain if any
change has taken place. either for better
or worse. Though doctors say is dead.
many persons in the community doubt H.
Doctors are not infaluble He was / ) or
sixteen years of age. fine looking and in
telligent. On Sunday ne was in excellent
health. ENJOYING himself with his conpan-
ions; or Wednesday night he was de-
ciared a corpse. Such is life.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

Badgers motion 10 recommit with ins.ruc-
tons that the bill be amended so as to con
fine its operations TO the enumeration OF
inhabitants only, striking out statistics
the motion was rejected, yeas lG. nays 90.
After along debate the Bill was amend
ed IN several unirnportant particulars, and
its farther consideration was postponed
until Tuesday
Mr.. Chase presented a memorial rela-
tive 10 the establishment of a line of Tel
egraph across the Continent and through
Bahriug's Straits. 10 connect with Europe.
Referred to the Committee Oh Commerce.
The Senate then adjourned until Mon
day.
HorsE-The Bill amending the Con-
siiiu'ion. making Judges TO be elected by
the people. passed the House last even
ing, only three voting in the negative, viz:
Corwin. David Evans and Porter.
To-day, on motion Of Mr. McCIernand.
the bill carrying into effect the Convention
between the United States and the En-
pcror Of Brazil, was referred 10 the Com
mittec on Foreign Affairs.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole on private Bills.
The Bill 10 refund the fine Of $500 with
interest from 1900 imposed upon DR.
Thomas Cooper. deceased. under the
sedtion. law, to his legal Representatives:
and the Bill voting 500, 900 to the capiors
Of the Friga,c Philadelphia in the harbor
Of Tiipol, were laid aside to be reported
10 the House.
The committee then rose and passed
the first named bill.
Adjourned till Monday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

The Grand Jurors o: the ipril Term.
1850. of ayne Circuit Court. having IN
accordance with request OF the Board
of County Commissioners, visited the
WAYNE County AaV.um on FRIDAY last.
deem il our duty to make Il statement II
the public in regard to the condition Of
the inmates o: the Asylum. We do this
more cordially from the fact that justice
to tue Superintendent requires nothing
but praise; we saw nothing which de
serves censute. The farm is in good or
der. and lis condition indicates that Mr.
Crum possesses that industry. energy
and prudence. which constitutes the good
farmer The buildings are we'll fitted for
which they were designed. and under the
control of the Superintendent and his la
dy-eXhbit an appearance of comfort
benevolent mind The yards. garden.
&c. viii compare favorably in beauty
and taste with those of any Of our private
residences. These outward signs Of
comfort lose none ftheir force bv a close
inspection Of the rooms and apartments
assigned to the unfortunate inmates The
paupers are not only we'll fed and clothed.
but are furnished with suitable reading
matter and on the Sabbath with preach
ing in the chapel. In the government Of
the Asylum. Mr.. Crum does not RELY on
mere brute force and harsh treatment 10
enforce obedience. but upon such means
as are suggested by sound judgment and
kindness. Is to the fitness Of the build
inGs. the good condition Of the inmates
the order. neatnesS and interna al arrange.
ments OF the institution. the capacity and
diligence of the superintendent and his
excellent lady. our Asylum will compare
tavorably with those Of our sister States
IN institution founded. as it is. in the pu-
rest benevolence. and constructed 50 as 20
accomplish fully the object designed. is
an honor TO our County. and no citizen
can visit and inspect its various depart
ments and witness It's superior excellence,
without feeling Just pride in Inc well d.
rected ljberal.ty of our citizens
Which was ordered to be signed by the
Foreman, and published in one of the
newspapers Of the county. with request
that all others in the county would copy.
ALEX C. Dill Foreman
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
CrcecnficIt. Railroad Meeting.

4 large ana respectable meeting Of the
citizens OF Hancock county. assembled
at the Court House. in Greenfield. for the
purpose OF taking measures 10 forward
the Ierrc Hauie and Richmond Railroad.
on. or near. the National Road line in the
County Of Hancock
On motion. Hon. Thos n. Walpole
was called II the Chair. and James n.
Brackcn. Esq. appointed Secretary.
The Chair having briefly and eloquent
ly stated the object OF the meeting. and
presented the importance of Immediate
action on the part Of The citizens OF Ham
cock with arguments and reasons. which
inspired a determination 10 leave no et-
fort untried in prosecuting this great
work.
Ga motion Of Morris Picrson. il was
Resolved. That this meeting respond
to he Resolutions adopted by the citizens
of Wayne County. and that committee
OF three be appointed 10 correspond with
q similar committee. appointed AT Cam
bridge City. 10 advise and consult in re
gard TO the best measures 10 be adopted
10 secure the speedy completion OF the
Eastern portion of the Terre IIaute and
Richmond Railroad.
Nhereupon James y Drackncr. Nor
ris Pierson. and Taos. ID. " alpolc. were
appointed said committee
Ga motion OF John Tcmplin. ii was
Resolved. That nine persons be dele
gated 10 attend Railroad meeting. soon
10 be held Il Cincinnati - advocate the
Central or National Road route through
the State of Indiana.
Nhcreupon the meeting named Morris
pierson, Thos. y. Walpole. James \
Bracken. Andrew L. Hart. Noble p
Howard. John Temp!in, Joseph +. Oaks.
J Il. Carr ami Doctor Edwards, said
delegates.
Resolved. That a committee of three
be appointed to collect funds II complete
a survey and estimate OF the Road thro
Hancock county.
Mes>rs. 4 r. Hart. J y Eracken
and Morris Pierson were appointed said
committee.
Resolved that this meeting bind them
selves to use their best cxertions with the
County Commissioners to induce them TO
subscribe stock on behalf Of the county.
to all in tn completion Of said Road
through the county OF Hancock, and that
they pledge themselves 10 the
full extent Of their means, to all in said
work. rcgar ling il as u link in the pro
posed road from Cincinnati to ST. Louis.
which Will doubtless II some future day
be continued % the Pacific.
Resolved, Iha, Morris picrson. James
y. brackcn. John Tempiin, Andrew t
Hart. Joshua Meek and Gcn. John Nlrov.
be aud are hereby appointed committee.
TO CORES pond " .th the President and Di
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
f-rN are indebted 10 Nessrs Camp
bell. Harlan, M'Gaughey. and Julian fol
Congressional documents

CrThc editor Of the Cambridge Rev
ellie, says:
1--WE understand that it is the intention
to Commence work on the National turn :
pike, 10 few days. and finish il as soon
as possible through Wayne county
The citizens of Henry county have al
50 determined 70 commence work At the
eastern line Of their county, on the same
work, in few weeks. ard complete five
or ten miles during the coming season.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
f-sr\ bill has passed the Senate of tn

GA bill has passed the Senate of the
Ohio Legislature, authorizing free bank
ing. 1t authorizes any body TO establish
bank any where by first securing the
bill-holder by depositng stocks of Ohio
or the United States. &c II has not
passed the House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
NEW SPRING GOODS:

wv r. take the liberty Of calling tie sit-a-
w ton Of Western Merchants 10 our large
stock Of Spring Goods. Oar arrange
nt= conte mplst- more attractive stock than-
we have offered ana we'll adapted 10 Wss-
tern Sales. Having fortunately purchased
large proportion Of our STAPLE COTTON.
GOODS before the advance that has lately &C.
CURED, we prepared TO offer great induce
rnents to purchasers u this market They viii
be sold low for cash, and for approved paper.
our usual !iber raj terms. We respectfully ss4sis
visit aud examination Of our stock.
BLACHLEY & SIMPSON,,
No. IL, Pearl street, Cincinnati.
March, 8, 1850 Ind. journal 81. ll-6W.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
California Gold.

We received few days since from
NATHANIEL McKIMMEy, formerly of this
place, but now Of Napa City. Napa Val
ley, California, small package Of gold.
in advance payment for the palladium. -
Those who have any curiosity to see a
specimen Of the ''yellow DUST can do SO
by calling at our Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Directors:

Hon. X. N. CARN,N, Vincennes
WILLIAM J MISE, do
WILLIAM J. I!EnERu, do
IloR,cf. T.. i'fcK, DO
CyRus NJ. AIIEs, do
VINCENT +. WEST, ". d. Pike co, Ind
PETER +. BAILEY, Fort WAYNE, do
THoMasT BFSEgIDoR, Lafayette, do
WALLER w EARLY, T.rrc- iiaui-, do
Ex-Gov y. " AILacr. Indianapolis, do
IIENRY ID. ALtIs, Evansville, do
IirShr K. ScaooLc# W ashington, u. c.
ZErHKNIAH PLarr. New York.
X. \. CARNAN, PresiJess.
e.. VI. ALIEN, Sec'y. y. + ELpRrDoK, Tr-ssuysr
Cynus VI. ALLES,t <,, ,-:
SsMrEL JuD.u,
March 10, $50. 52-H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

How TO Polish YovsS MAs. We read in
Sheffield paper that the last polish 10 place
OF cutlery is givea by the hand OF wosnan-''-
The same may be sail OF human cutlery; tia;
the bes, polish to young blade IS given by his
mixing with female society.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

DIssoLvfSG THE UxIoS.-Hon. Tlaieus Ste
vens. ia letter from W ashingtoa to a gentle
man IN Huntington, Pa, says, 1--WE dissolve the
Union mere every day, bat 1t heals up the follow
ing night, and The next morning is Is sound and
strong as if il had never been cissoiycd."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Fancy Soaps.

rASTILE Soap, White Bar do.
" Earrga;-d DO ~ Bars
Bail soap for the Toilet.
Transparent do,
md all sorts Of Toilet aud Shaving Soaps Of The
best quality, for sale wholesale retail. mt How
els q Co. s Drug Store, No. i, Main street.
Richmond, Ind
March -, 1850 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

IT'S -HE MIA OF THE STATS. a
person who accompanied Gen. Taylor, in
his late visi, 10 Richmond, gives the fol-
lowing description Of the scene as the
steamboat passed Mount Vernon: We
were now passing Mount Vernon. The
President approached the guards Of the
boat, and gazed at i very atteniiyeiy.
Some one remarked. For fifty years no
boat Of ship has passed this spot, where
lie the remains Of the illustr.ous dead.
without paying the solemn Compliment of
tolling their bell while passing No such
honor was ever paid - the memory OF any
of the great dead"
It's the Mecca ofthc States solemnly
added the President. without for nonen,
moving his eyes from the spot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

lis Company hat ing been duly organized
aud the captthi stock property sccurea.
.re Now prepared 10 receive applications for
~Hrancr agrIust toss or damage by fire, on Unid-
ing. MerrhandIzr, Machinery. Mills, Mnnufae-
torres. and all Iescr piians OF property. Also,
mel cbnuCtz" aud produce IN The course Of M
land transportation, the risks OF Ia. sras-ani
upon the hives Of individuals. The rates OF pre-
mintn which viii govern this institution, viii
conform II the established rates of the Enst~su
Offices. Al losses wii be literally and prompt.
IS adjusted aud paid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

DONNET>.--l.aGe res and Misses, FIorrne,
ID Brad, Fedal Braid. Pearl Straw, C.burr
Jenny Lima, Gimp and French Lace Bonn-ts-
Spiing Ssles-Jns, received aud for sale che ap
at No. 10 THADDIUS WRIGHT
Richmond, .3I mo. .nth, 1859. 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1850.

SENATE.-A motion was adopted, after
some debate. 70 take up Mr.. Bells com
promise resolutions, referring all agi,ating
questions 10 a Select Committee Of -, by
vote OF ~ yeas to 22 nays.
Mr.. Cass arose TO address the Senate.
when the farther consideration Of the
subject was postponed until tomorrow.
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of Mr.. Clay's resolutions
Mr. Turner having the floor, spoke Al.
Length upon the general subj .cts--taking
the extreme Southern ground.
a; Mr.. Badger obtained the floor for Thurs.
day. and the Senate adjourned.
HorsE.-After considerable debate, a
motion was agreed TO. 10 print fifty thou :
sand copies Of the Patent Office Report
relating TO Mechanism, and 100 900 Of the
same Report relating to Agriculture.
The House then went into Committee Of
tho Whole AMI resumed the con side ration
Of the Presidents California Message.
Mr.. German having the floor, made a
non-interveniion speech.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

rTAn Irishman received a challenge
to fight duel. but declined. On being
ask cd the reason, "Och.' said Pat, San
would You have me lave his mother an
orphan!"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

EOLD, BE1 GOOD As EvEgi-.F aiher,
what does the printer live on,'
why. chilI!'
because you said you hadn't paid him
for four years. and still take the paper
Wife, spank that caildi'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

Flesh Brushes, an extra article.
Horse Brushes, hand Scrubs, dosr Sesuksk
Stove Brushes. &c.
For salc At HoweIIs' & Co. . Dssg Stesss No.
Maia street, R,ehmsDd, IL.
March, -, 1850. u-se
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

fLr.I never retreat. as Jeems said
when asked 10 stand the beverages" for
the company 4 second time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Fresh Garden seeds.

NV ARRAS TED fre-i, and good grown BY
w Robertson, Of Franklin county. q AID
also by Parker ami Brother, Fr-donia, n. Y,
and some put up By Gardener Ne nde niIail, Rich
moud, Ind For sale BY
IOWELLS' & Co.
No 1. Main street, Richmond. Ind
March -, 1850. l2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Transparent Window shades.

wv II. WHITE. has just received d.
w rect from the City, the finest and latest
style Of Window Shades ever offered in Rich
nond the paintings consisting Of landscapes.
curtain and various figured designs; also the sp-
propriate fixtures for arranging them 10 tho win
dows; which he ",i sell IN cheap. If not for less
than they be obtained at any retail cstsb-
lIshuie at ia { Cincinnati.
Richmond, March q, $50. LIFT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
Election Notice.

E>HE Stockholders IN the Richmond and Bos-
ton Turnpike Company, are hereby aosi-
fed that an Election of Directors Of said Com
pany. vii. be held AT Boston TIRE first MoL-
day Of April next. April LIT. 1857
March ~, 100. ) uDRNEN, IT,, Pfvs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
MISE eSE SETTLED.
ANDN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital $500. 900:
JOHN IL. EEslTTON. Agent.

Office on Water sfr,d, near Marka. sn Wise's
Bt.cl kor; NtxcExNEs, IspIANA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

HOWELL. GANO. No. 200,

MAIN ST; OPPOSITE Firm ST. MAnkEr Sr AcE
AND IlFrn sr., DOOR WEST
DENNisoS HOUSE,,
ClNClNN ATl. OHlO:
nFFERS for sale of the heaviest nd best
assorted stocks OF ..kAr >1SSy h,F.,
al " hOle>:sac ia tho West. >T,riE Am
tittvl GouDs Of all desc rip,ons. INeoc ssn0
Pocket Cutlery. lk.szOrs. Scissors,
eAc.. Of newest patterns aud styles, lately
[MIOhIED from " osieu holtn, hatcher Ilar-
yrc,tvee, llliotsan. nnd other makers
ScythcS, traiu-C raGiss, and S,ckle.;
Uay anI Nanut. Forks, Hoes &c;
Trace. Log ani Halter Chains.
Shoveis ani Spades; Mill aud Cross. cut
sa~ &c.
Apcnt Tor Boston nifd Ne, and Seine Manu-
factory.
CiNCISNAri, DHio, March -, 1850. l2:::::