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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

TINUE undersigned respectfully informs si~
4 pubic that he continues business ri his old
stand. a nth street, South Of the Starr HOUSE,
whore lie makes to order all kinds Of CAR
RlAGteS, Baggles, and all other vehicles in his
line. lie also, keeps number Of articles in his
line hand He believes his york Wilt COM
pare fas orabiy with any manufactured in the
wrst-;le uses the best of materials, and for finish
and beauty Of construction his work cannot b~
exceli.a. His prices are moders aud terms
Favorable. Thankful for past fayors he solicitsa
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Dec. lst. 1919. 37-ly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

NANCY SOAPS.-All kinds of Fancy Sha.
y wing and Toilet Soaps; also. CASTLE and
Olive Soaps, for sale. wholesale and retail at
Nov. 81 Dr.. HOWELLS' Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

| VNTE would inform our friends aud custo
! w ners that in addition to cur former stock
! of 1IA 2SDW ARE. We are now receiving
from She tiieii. England, the following articles
consisting in part OF:
$50 dozen Files and RasPs;
Z" Mill and S-Saw,;
Hand aud Panel Saws:
- Tenon ana compass saws;
II 4" Wood-Saws:
:" Fellow Saws:
I" Circular Saws:
20 " Fermer Gouges;
40 " Former Chiscls:
30 Mlllwrghts' Chisels:
10 a. Sash Chisels
40 " Socket Chisels;
50 Plain Irons;
IN 4" Drawing Knives;
50 Table Knives and Forks;
- Dessert and Tea Knives & Forks
60 Pocket Knives;
- Scissors and Shears;
Is Razors. &c. &c.
Customers wishing anything in the line OF
hardware cutlery. will find it to their advan-
tage to give call, as they will hnd Us
ready and willing to show our Goops.
FLETCHER & BENTON,
U-one door West Of the Bank.n
Richmond. Sept. 90. lsi9. 40:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

CASTOR OIL CAPSULLS...Ths is new
] and pleasant way of taking this very disa-
greable medicine, the Castor OIL being neatly
done up in the Capsull to peven; its being
tasted. Call and get some al DR.. Howe Drug
Store, No. lG Main street.
Oct3, 1919. 22-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

sTiREE Roeaaways. double seated, finish
81 IN the he-t style; on hand anh for sal.
CHEAP. Also secondhand carriage, 70,
sale or hire. Call ni the old stand on South
Fiith street, south Of the Starr HOUSE.
JON ATTAIN MATHS.
Ricin.ea3 iS.pf. 10, l. 10. @ff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
TAIHRIN<;:

F1NHE undersigned would inforfn their friend
i and the public generally. that they 80
prepared 10 make up all kinds Of gsrments. -
the Ea,ior,f: line. either Furnish the nssteSs-
ais persons furnish their onn msfeyiGLs; aDe
beng how IN possession oil 1enfo Y. SCOTS
Fail aud Winter FASHIONS, and having the best
Of workni~n in their employ. they feel conf
dent thu. they cannot fail to please all whe
NAV favor il,em iih their work.
IJ-ssBor door West Of Sioap's Hotel n -
FhRQUHAR & vICKEkS- !.
Richmond, Nov. ls, 1919. 39-u
A Room For Rema:
A ROOM, over the store Of J. B. Hapnicu:ss
N for rent Apply to JOHN HAINES-
Richmond, Tenth mo. ID, s49. ~
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EANlt Ov llsrsrNH
CuRED.-Dr. Howels

-I1 t-x.---I> has for sale. at his Drug Store.
<0a War u Pafieysoa's Nen Trass,
for the radical cure oil Hernia or Rapture.
"a Truss that as q Truss The latest pate nj :,
and the only one approved by highest medical
authotily-curiug radically with "a success total
" ugrisliea Med journal.
The springs will not rust. Each Truss il
compstnied with "a nsat little sork on the radical
cure Of H-rnih, containing full ILLUSTRATION us Of
the a- ass, numerous reen.nine ndstions, csrti6.
Gates. Ac. toge Their nh directions for the nppti-
caiioi. oi the instrument. ioa need buy bat one
III .ia ehre Yoa.
Richmond, Nov n, Is.i9. 4stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

OOl 1Icrc..-The very highest price in
IL cash, will be given for good Irish potatoes,
Batter, Apples, and New CIDER at No. 50 Starr
Row, ELI GRIFFITH.
LIST mo. end, 1850. 2:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
STOVE WAREHOUSE.
THE PRICE OF STOVES REDUCED.
IN 3. e.AEss.Es. thankful for past favors


TN :. esAEsssEs. thankful for past favors,
would inform the public. that be has
duced the prices on all of his Stoves, Buck IS
Patent among the rest. He keeps larger AS
sortment than any other House Ills stock
consists Of / sizes Bucks Patent Air Tight
Double oven, ana :, sizes Single oven, this stove
is warranted TO perform better than any Stove
ote RI d. the boilers nearer the fire. and IL has
u larger oven than any other stove. The great
" reduced price vii give all persons chance
to get one of those Invaluable Stoves. He also
keeps 4 si-es Victory Premium, large orens md
heary Biates, i sizes l1t'si Irfmtuns. harge
5o0c,'s md oceas. si-es Saratoga itr Tight !;
/ Staalsy; 3 sj-es tfoiaic; ! Sj.ts q piafes: }
si-es ptti,s: ! sizes 10 I}nit, bsitef h8tes in
top; sizes Russia Iron SET fcgalators and
winsout.
Drum, Purlor. and all other kinds of Stoves
that aye kept III any Stove establishment. 1'hes"
stoves nlade from the best scotch and Amer
lean Iron, and warranted 10 stand FIRE for
ear; if plates break others furnished gratis
Al hinHs Of hollow ware. kettles. pots. ovens,
skiiicts, Steam kettles. Anfirous, " ageon Box
es Porch steps, So Irons. &c.. sc. All kinds
Of Tin ware niHi- and Kept on hand. Copper,
Brass and Britannia ware, tai! assortment.
Persons woald 10 weil TO give him call, they
will End Stoves cheap enough At No II. oppo-
ste Brightwell's Store. There 40 Bucks
Stoves. nor Bucks Stoves improved, sold here
but nv the subscriber
Dec. 18th. l-fa Ji.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

iNottSts OIL HdrTid2cS ana DeaiUs. when Iur-
nished by those interested, when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged
ID cents per square for the overplus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adver-
tiscmehts inserted on the pecuDiary responsible
~ Of the party ordering them For advertising
wives, - per square will invariably be exacted
in advance
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertisement ts every
three months.
Cindidates for Office, who are subscribers, can
have their names inserted once, free of charge.
Those who are not subscribers, dollar Will
invariably be charged.
Administrators advertisements. being part Of
the expenses Of taking ont letters Of Admins
traiion, are expected to he paid out Of the first
monies collected for the estate.
G'We expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. Palmer. is our Agent at New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

DLlSTERlNC Tl@UE..A sEw Aa12&e~ss
ID The attention Of Physieiass n rsspes1oa
called 70 this nev article fbr bliseeninG. In eaes
We nience, ueziness, and cestsissy - eUsses !.
II Tar surp,spes the eennes blistesisg aalv0. -
can be had at ~. AOW&G
Ess, 81. Dr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
Carriage Springs.

A Quantity of Illinois HONEY,--also a
IN general assortment of Botanic Medicines,
prepared by Andrew Hampton. for sale at No.
50 Starr Row, ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, LIST mo. ID. 1850. 2:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

DR. BLACK. OF Hsiisboreugh, O., hss len
II for sale at Dr.. HoweIi's Drug Store, Ne.
I6, Main street. the following medicines: IL
Family Pills; Dyspepsie Pills; Asthma o. Pbahb-
&c Pills: Cough Pills: Ceugis Powders; ~ Dlssty
or Sommer - Comp,.int Powders. AGsiie Cheee
tthe first or. they generally called. -
monitsry sywPtoms., DiarEhDsa Powders: O.
| and Fever. Fever and Ague, asd Csss Pius.
Oct. 3, 1870. - Y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

For tho Palladium.
LSNEA in memory of isaac Anderson.
We gently laid him down to rest
Beneath the yellow mould;
While drsariiy blew from the West
Stern winters piercing cold.
But twas in Faith the blighted flower
To earth we did entrust;-
Knowing that God would raise in power,
His pcrishabls dust!
But Gro We boro him to his place.
We softly smoothed his auburn hair,
Then gazed upon his palIid face
And saw a gentle beauty there.
"But youth aud beauty quickly pass,
Like morn's bright dew away;
The breath stains on the polish'd glass,
Less transient are than they"
a But IL the heart is stayed on God.
The power we may not dread
That with its desolating rod,
Will lay US with the dead. !.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

M ATCHES, in roand wooden boxes, BY the
lvl Wholesale o. retail. At Dn. HOWELLS'
Nov 81. Drug 6tess.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

rOD-LIVER OLA new article for
- Rheumatism. and all painful affections -
The Oil of Cotfish Liver, begins to be enten-
siveiy used by Physicians, and has been found
to be a very successful remedy for Chronic.
Rheumatic, and equity affections. diseases of the
Chest. Scrofuia, Rihkets, &c. A pure article
for sale at Dr. Howeli's Drug Store, No l6,
Main street
Richmond, Oct. 3. 1S49. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

Arseent meeting Of the Boston Mass Law.
yers' for the Qualification Of the Bar, ended
With supper at the Revere House, upon which
Pssm. written BY A. c. Spooner, was read
Two iisss convey its moral:
TeA tsoese account Of our troubles by far.
= ~ iawysrs too eftsa attend the rrvsr 6sy. .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

q DOZEN bench screws;
Us {" hand
a superior article Of Richmond made window
sash: for sale by
FLETCHER & BENTON.
Nov. 80, "a one door west of Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
Doetiral Communications.
For the Palladium.

For the Palladium.
LINES, oecasioncd by the Death Of WIN.
q. Ne nAeshan, who died Of Cholera,
5sh no. s0ih, 1850:
THE melancholy intelligence Of his death was
communicated, . few moments previous to her
marriage, to one 10 whom he had shown special
fsiendshipl
The morning sun beams tipged the azure skies.
And summer breezes signed thro' verdant
bowers,
And bore like spirit ba nds from, Paradise,
The grateful odors Of the scented flowers.
The s;lverv pesls of Mirth's wild laughter rung
From hearts whose rapt1rous pleasure was
OeM notes were breathed by Loves enchanting
IA tongue,
In smiling beauty's fond, attentive ear.
A brid.l-train in festive gay attire,
Smiled blissful wishes on welded pair
Whose bosoms, kindied by hopes cheering ire,
The future pictured joyous, bright and fair
Dot an. Why il the brl. ashy paIs,-
Why are her lustrous eyes with weeping dim.
Why does he sire myth like morning beauty fail.
And shrinking terrors run through every limb
why do her youthful cheeks no longer glow,
All! Why does Joy 10 her possess no charms, "
Why do the silent drops Of sorrow How
Fen in husbands .ond, encircling arms!
Alas! . md. unto her bosom dear,
Lies PROSTATE with the pale unconscious de ad-
Whist wonder, then she sheds the brinv tear,
And sparkling iustre from her eyes hath fed!
Al. yes; the sacred name Of TKixND is due
To him whom utliess aiii hath called away
Even in affection firm, unchanged and true,
He pruned the thorny trials from her way.
On Fris udship's page blank her feelings find
That Memory'. eye behoids in sorrow still;
Bet yet TO Heaven her bosom feels resigned
She yields him calmly to Fathers will.
And thou who heard'st his fondest spoken vow.
Whose breast has often gladly borne his head
Whose heart is pierced by poignant anguish now
Whose eyes the tears Of memory deeply shed
Tho thou hast Oft been folded TO his breast
When fortune smiling blessed your mutual
1ove;-
Cess, cease to weep, thy hped one u At rest
In that celestial home of Heaven above.
Yea, friends and kindred Of that sainted one,
Whose virtues shall with fadeess ustre shine,
The " may weep friend and brother gone,
Resign him calmly TO the Forer DiUins.
This feeble tribute from, an hu itibie bard,
To friendship and unfsding worth is due
Tho object Of affection and regard
The friend Of mER iore, claim him foo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

c. s How Err Il CO..
Corner Of Ma ana Pearl streets. Richmond, Ia.
DESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
IL the public, that they have recently made
additions 10 their former stock, and that they
noohave for sale general variety of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware.
Queen>Ware. Boots and shoes,
Hats and Caps. &c. Ac ,Ac.
Their assortment embraces almost every article
usually kept in such establishments Goods
have bee selected with much care for style ana
quality and will be sold low, II not i1ts
tor-er. than at any store in town. Their Goods
are for sale, and srN be sold at small profits
there's no misiahe--cAIL AND EXAMINE.
All kinds Of approved Produce received in
exchange for Goods
JTFIcar, Corn-meai, Corn, Oats, Bran. sc.
&c, for sale at all times.
November 2oth, 1919. 49:3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

- DOE. Patent Zie Washbosrds for ssie, %
- wholesale or retail; also, geed Fssess-
Le.er Slirtr Watch, will be sold ioW. Ses Casb.
or excban g-d for Flour, Oats. Corn, Foessoes, -
Hav. 300 doz. sbeaf Oats wanted 0YCas0
paid for country produce, ut Ne. 80, Stsss's Rev.
lIah mo. 9Th, -. ELI GRIFFITH.
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EH1 EALEADLUM.
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION

One gear payable in adranee, 90
After the year expires, %
For sir moaths, in Advance. -.--1 90
lcopy Of the Palladium and Lady's Book 81, 90
do. do. Sartain's Magazine, 400
1.-THE subscription price Of the above mag
azines is g per year, in advance.
DNo paper diseonfiaued until all arreGTdges
ere paid, exeept at the option ofthe editors.
Postage INST be paid, by correspondents, TO
insure affe ntiOn.
ADvER Using TERMS:
u Adoe tisemeafs nil be eonspieuousty in
serted in the "Paiiadium'' afthe foltoring rates;
One square of 2 lines, TO 3 Ueeks, ....-$ 90
Esch e0nfinunnce %
One square for three month so
- +" ,OU
" twelve " .---6, go
Three squares six months ..-..--.---6, 90
one year 10, 90
Half column six months--- .l2, 90
one YEAR .-.--.-----.---.-----20. 90
One column six months 90
one wear. --..-.--- 80 90
Professional card, not exceeding five lines.
Tor subscribers, per -.--2,ho
DO. for Don-subsc rbers ---.-----.---------3,U 90
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths. when fur
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

"yINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, and bes
w brands. Also machine made putty, 70
sale at DR.. Howelb Drug Store, No, Is Main It
Oct 3, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16

n distinguished physician protests in thess
wsrds against the practice of tight lacing:
''Ladiee, with corsets tight do pray have done.
Lest fell disease preci pita,e your fate;
The uymph who truly cares for NO. L.
Should never seek to look like NO. So,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
PAPER-OPATHY.

The inimitabie Brown Of the Boston Post
(nos done Brosen,' Of 1ndiana.) has some verses
on Pepper opathy. which We copy below. with
some alterations to suit the locality:
Take the PALLAprrM--
You cannot fluid a better
Read it fairly through,
To the very letter
Read the poetry,
II you like the muse:
Read the foreign items,
II you want the news.
Read the money matters.
II you take TO money:
Read the paragraphs
Some Of them are funny
Read it a. you will.
Summer time or winter,
And you'll happy be.
If you pay the Printer!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital S1OC. 900!

Office Of Water street. near MARKET, in Wise s
Brick Rotr; VIScExxEs, INDIANA.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

The news from Rome is gloomy IN the
extreme. Misery cfushes the people.
aud arrests are 50 incessant tina, the pris.
ons and dungeons Of the city afe incapable
Of holding the victims. The Conserva-
tive journals try 10 hide the fact, but It
IS quite certain that the Pope was shet
At a short time ago, that he has been
trying his best TO escape from the city,
aud that he has only been prevented
from doing 50 by the vigilance Of body
Of French troops. that act as his guard
and never lose sight of him.
The French soldiers have ended by
wing the bronze medals. which the Pope
distributed 10 them ia hogOr Of the re-
dnelion Of Rome. and which they have
Fever heen willing to wear rouuG the
neeks Of dogs. to the great evaporation
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

We notice in the Camden Herald. a
call for a meeting OF the citizens Of La.
fayei,e, Hampstead and Ouachita coun.
ties, TO be held at Camden OH the 18Th
Of August, next, for the purpose OF or.
gani1'ng a joint stock company, aud ia.
king such steps as may be necessary to.
ward building plank road from Cam.
den to Fulton, or some other eligible
point Oh Red River.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

Tnr CASE OF pRorEssaR WEnsrtR.-
In addition TO the confession of Professor
Webster, which we publish on the first
page Of our paper the following petition,
which had been previously offered, is pub.
lished in the Northern papers
PETITION OF DIR. WEBSTER.
To his E.ceeileacy The Goreraor, and 10
he honorable Efeeutire Conaea Of
Ae Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
john White Webster, convict, under
sentence OF dealh, in Boston jail. in behalf
of himself aud Of his wife and his chill.
dfen, respectfully petitions that the SEN
tenee awarded against him by the law
may be eommuled 10 such other less
horrible aud ignominious punishment as
your honorable body may mercilully de-
cree.
Your petitioner fully admits that he
was tried beior a fair and impartial lfihu.
nal, aud nnder the law as il exists, his
Jury, composed as il was of honorable
aud high-minded men, could have return
cd no verdict ether llnn they did, But
he respectfully reminds your honorable
body lhat the Two great moral ingredients
of the crime OF murder-maliee aud
premedlaiion-have never been found
against him by Il jury, bat have been nee
essafily inferred by the arbitrary rules oI
The law. from certain general ilels which
your petitioner Will aol deny, but the ex'
tenualing details Of which ua man IN
your petitioners situation eau ever posses,
legal evidence to prove, These details
your petitioner has eoniiled to the friend
who presents his petition, with authority
10 state them 10 your honorable body, II
the hope .hat you will lind therein reasor
10 extend to Your petitioner and his iaml
y that mercy OF which the law has mad'
You The dispensers. Aud your petllone
vii ever pray. j, ". WEBSTER.
Boston, juno, ls50.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

Terrific Loc8Moiiee EIpi0NoA-
The Springfield iAlassl Republican,. Of
the lst INST, says.
The first locomotive boiler explosion
thai ever took place on the Western rail.
road. occurred on Saturday afternoon,
uenf the Clappyille station, aud was at.
tended with ialal consequences. II was
the locomotive Eae. OF cue Of the freight
trans, bound lur Springfield After pas.
sing the station a half mile. the engi.
neer, John Mouognn, stopped the train
10 deck his engine with laurels from the
roadside. Aiief delay Of about eight
minutes. he mounted again, and pulled
out the throttle 10 STAR the tram. Di.
raelly. aud before the motion had been
communicated to all the ears. the back
part OF the boiler tore out with iTemen.
dous i5fee, aud an explosion louder than
six pound cannon. Monegon va. in.
slanlly killed, aud his body wa found
fifteen rods distant in lhe bushes. whiihcr
it was blown by the lorco ol the explosion.
Il was entirely stripped ul all clolhing,
save a single stocking aud hi, neckhand.
kerchei, aud was badly scaldel The
holy vas also minus one leg below the
kuee. which was blown oil al the en-
giue. aud carried in another direction a
disiaucu OF thirty rods, f''ins on thu
other ,is.-''r .bu ,iain tom the main part
oI tue oouy' anu heS' '@a hindcrmost cars.
\ piece Of flesh as bigas a uan hand toll
on one Of the back cars, moro than thirty
rods distant from the locomotive. VII.
liam Whitman, fireman, was Just mount.
ing the engine as the explosion occurred,
aud was very severely though il is be.
lievei not dangerously, scalled by the
steam. A brakeman, MG Knights, was
standing directly behind Whitman, aud
escaped with two slight bodily injuries.
No other person was hust.
The force OF tue explosion may be
Judged ol from the TACT that the fcaction
drove the engine twenty rods up the grade
Of ioriy.Gye feet 20 the mile, after sepa.
rating It icon the tender The latter con.
tanned a cord aud half OF wood. hav.
ing just been reilled. aud the whole OF
II was swept out aud thrown high into
the air. coming down in all directions
around, like shower Of hail. Some OF
the wood was blown against the top OF
the first freight car SO iorcibly, as to strip
more than half Of il completely Off
The accident occurred obou, o'clock p.
N. Monegon was 2i years old aud un.
marded.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
CAN DID riis,
.EnRsrIlr nENArE.

afWe are authorized to announce Col SAMUEL
MekNrEtA. Of Sexef county, as candidate foi
the unrNprrd term OF \. ], Armstrong in the
State Srnaie, ifum the Senatorial District com.
posed OF tue counties of SEWER, Lafayette and
Folk.
1--we are authorized to announce flrNm p
PolsnExrsR as a candidate Tor recollection TO III,
State Senate, from the District composed oil
llemps,ead and Pike counties.
1--WE are authorized TO announce CuAaLr
a. MiicnHLL as candidate for the State Senate
from tho Senatorial District composed Of Hemp
siead aud flko counlies.
1--we are authorized To announce joaAl
n. wilscN, Of Lafayette, as candidate fer III,
unexplrcd term of 4. j. Armstrong ia the stai'
Senate, from the district composed of Sewer, Poll
aud Lafayette counties.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

Since the commencement OF the pres.
ent year table of the ages 1f Americans
aud foreigners at the time Of death has
been kept in Boston, from which it ap.
pears that foreigners are much shorter
lived there than those OF native birth.
but very iew Of the foreigners going be.
youd the age Of ity, aud most of them
dying under thirty The mortality
among foreign children is also very large
owing 10 the neglect OF parents. It
would be worth while to take measures
for ascertainng il similar results occur in
other American cities.