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MEssRs EDTroRs-You will please announce the
name of DANIEL W00LSEY as u candidate for
the Office of County Treasurer at the ensuing Au-
gust election, and oblge
je27 MANY VOTERS.
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A H. SANDERS Please announce ENOCH r
JAMES as n candidate for reelection TO the Sen
ate from this Senatorial District. ljy1l
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91F- We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
BLYTHE, Esq, as Candidate to represent Van
derburgh County in the State Convention, at the
next August election. Iie20*l
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% We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
Recorder. lie25+
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We are lthorized to announce the name of JO-
SEPH H. MESSlCK as candidate for the office
of County Commissioner at the next August cleo
ton. Ily1~l
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name of IR A
A. FAIRCHlLDS, as candidate tol the Legisla
ture, at the August election.
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MR. SANDERS Please announce the name of
EDWARD NEUMElSTER as a candidate for
County Recorder at the August election. LjyS*l
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Eg@ We are authorized to announce the name
of VIM. f. LEDBETTER as an Independent
Democratic candidate for Representative of YAH
derburgh County, at the next August election.
iv2*
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01-MR. SANDERs:-Wi please announce JOHN
GREGG, alias . Old Honesty u as a candidate for
the office OF Recorder Of Vanderburgh County and
apl2
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IL There were twenty-six deaths Of Chol-
era in Cincinnati, on the 10th inst.
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Mr. SANDERS: You will please announce the
name of JAS. LOCKHART as a candidate for the
State Convention from the Senatorial District conf
posed of the counties of Posey and Vanderburgh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-20

Mr.. EDITOR You will please announce the
name of SIMEON B. STODDARD as a candidate
for the office of County Recorder at the Angus
election. [ap23+J
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Secretary of State-Hon. Danl Webster, Of Mass.
Do Treasury-Hon. Geo. Evans, OF Me.
Do Inerior-Hon. Mr. Bayard, OF Del.
Do Navy-Hon. T. Butler King, of Ga.
Do War-Hon. W. P. Mangum Of n. c.
Post Master GeneIal-John c.. Wight, of Ohio
Attorney General-Chas. J. Morehead, Of Ky.
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9F Mr. ED1ToR:-You will please announce my
name as a candidate for County Recorder at sthe
next August election. F. p. PAGAN.
mh21*
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The Now Cabinet.

Since the resignation of the Cabinet, there
has been much speculation as to who will
form the new one. We already feel conf
dent that the Hon. Daniel Webster will fill
the Office of Secretary of State. As to who
will occupy the other vacated posts, as yet
we are unable to say. We append below
the speculatons OF the New York Herald,
thinking the conclusion it arrives at, more
satisfactory than any others we have yet
noticed:
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WHO LOST! | have found Bank Bills, call
w on THOS. HEADEN,
iy20 lw Main street.
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NOTICE.

THE House and Shop lately occupied on Pine
L street, will either sell or rent. Application
to be made imm' diately; also Turning Lathe ano
OAK work bench for sale.
Iyl9 Ivy JOHN BlSSELL.
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81-A. II. SANDELs, Esq.-You will please an
nounce ry n candidate for the office o.
Recor of Vanderburgh county, at lhe next Au
gust election. mh25* c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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ag- To THE VOTERS OF VANDERBURGB COUNTY.
GentIemel and Fellow Citizens--l am a candidate
for the office OF Recorder of Vanderbp ? county
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. H. Sanders Sir, please announce the
above in your paper, and oblige yours.
ap2* BRACKET MILLS
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A. II. SANDERS, Esq.,-You will please announce
DANIEL CHUTE as Candidate for the office o.
August Ele ;tion Yours, Respectfully,
NH 2O* DANIEL CHUTE.
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IA. II. SANDERS, ESQ., have been solicited bV
numerous friends to become candidate for the OF
flee OF Recorder Of Deeds, &c, for this county; and
you will please announce my name as candidate
Tor that Office Being a lawyer by profession
think can perform its duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours, Respectfully,
CLEMENT B. SIMONSON
Evansville, March IS, 1850. NH I6
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9CrMR. A. II. SANDERS:-You will please an
nounce my name rs 4 candidate for reelection to-
the office Of Recorder of Vanderburgh county, a.
the ensuing August election.
mhl9* SAMUEL +. JENKINS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Pum,.D, smcnt mm.l Crime.

The Charleston IS. c. Mercury says.
the natural sentiment Of mankind, as well
., the wisdom Of jurists, suggests that
nunishment should be, as far as practical
lie. nroDortioned to the offence committed.
Under this text, the Mercury furnishes.
nv way Of commentary, or rather as a
contrast. tho following sentences Of the
Court in that city:
Assault and Battery. with knife. Six
months imprisonment.
Manslaushter--but under circumstances
which induced the presiding Judge to say
to the prisoner
"You are plainly guilty Of the most
horrid murder ever committed Nine
months imprisonment, and $50 fine.
The latter but nominal,
Another Manslaughrer. shockingly ag-
rrava,ed-the same. Nine months and
$50 fine.
Larceny. Eight months imprison-
ment and 90 lashes.
Another larceny. Six months, and
twenty stripes.
Trading with a slave. Five months
imprisonment. after seven months already
in jail. and $3.50 fine.
Aiding slave to depart from the SER
vice Of his master. Death.
Now we should think, that the punish
mcnt Of death for aiding slave to depart
from his master, and the punishment Of
nine months imprisonment and $50 fine
fos pcrpetrating 1.-the most horrid murder
ever committed is not a criminal code
Of very admirable Proportions-it is an
outrage upon the "nalural sentiment o.
mankind
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

Senator FoorE has accepted the invitation o,
The washington Monument Society. to CeIiver
ue Grafton on the Fourth Of July, in Monu-
meat Place.
Mr.. Clay has been presented with a magnifi-
cent gold watch. composed Of large Jumps OF
california gold. by + q. I.,rkin. Consul at Mon
esey. Its valued at $3.50.
: These California f.lI.rs talk ,bout co;,c
round the horn soliloquized Skeesicks. In.
saher night on the canal bridye-..k .tch mo %
ing round the horn. l never went round no.,
- my life. Whenever fluid one in INV wax I
alters drink it up-I does
Tho man who never told an edito, b,,. !.
could better his paper. has gone to Sch. prc,,,i,
70 marry woman that never PEI ped into look
ing.giass.
An English paper says, that in punching tn.
eyeholes Of needles BY hand, children who ar.
me operators. acquire such dexterity as to b.
so's TO punch hair, and thread it with another
ior The amusement Of visitors
As . lady was viewing herself in mirror.
NO said TO her daughter. "What would Won civ.
TO be ~ haRdsome as l aml'' "Ju>, a. ~, >,
replied the daughter, ''as you would 10 b.. AZ
pssy as l am "S
The Duke Of Wellington had a service 81.
plate presented him BY the Portuguese gov.,n
menf, which is worth half u million Of dolla,s
A }srty shooter has been invented in Mem,b;s
THIS beats Colt.
Ma,,on ham. are exported in large Quantities
rom New York 10 Liverpool.
k".grants are arriving in New York a, the
'a's u 1000 day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

Probably no article has ever enjoyed " ide r
popularity IN all diseases of the lungs than Tar
In the shape of Tarwater, Tar fumigations, and
plasters, II has been used almost from time i'm
emoriai Liverwort. too. has been universally
regarded rs one of natures choicest herbs But
1t was reserved for Prof. Rogers TO discover the
art Of extracting. by new chemical proces S.
their peculiar virtues, and combining them in
"A manner heretofore unk nown, so os TO present
preparation unrivaled for its concentrations en-
ergy, simplicity. aud innocence. This he has
"one ia his Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. The
cures Of long standing Pulmonary Disease
which il is etfecting daily. astounding even
Physicians themselves; and were they not among
our own friends and neighbors. whom we se.
every day, they would be almost beyond belief
FOR sale at Irwin Reeds Drug Store. Rich
mono, Ia. see advertisement in ano ther column
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~. -. .ood TO al the Territory claim

- ,;,,e GOOD to al the Territory claim
= y " .n..t;on vas further debated ny
- Fcnse. Hale and Berrien.
- Benton was against comblning
.s.ures for paying large sums to iexas;
I'm other matters.-He was IN favor ~
wing any claims Texas may nave ~
x;.outed Territory. and ne had INTRODUCES.
Sin 10 that effect. lie would vote aga"s'
= amendment. The question was ''en
-. and the amendment was reJec'e"'
.eas 81. nays Fl.
The Senate then adjourned
HousE.-The reports Of Standing Com-
,,;tfess were resumed.
r., McClernand reported a bill amehua'
- n an act to carry into effect treaty
~ -..n the Ottoman Porte and the United
s..a.s. which was approved in August
m. same Committee reported a bill
-:.;oo indemnity for French SPol'ation
-, n 1900. which was referred TO the
E.-,,n;,tee of the Whole on the State Of
Mr.. Baily, from the Committee of Ways
"a Means, reported bills to defray Gov
eminent expenses and to supply defc'en'
Lies in appropriations for Judicial expen'
80 of the Government, for the fiscal year
ssding June 80, 1850.
The House then went into Committee
of tho Whole and took up the last bill re-
,oned by the Committee on Ways and
Means. making appropriations for Judicial
eroenses. The bill calls for $500 900.
After several Intellectual attempts to
amend. the bill was passed.
The House then adjourned until to-
morrow.
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Y, Ew.ScfPArroN.-By the will Of Mrs.
saba. Who died near Brunswick, Mo-, on the
Sd Of May. sixteen or seventeen raves are re-
and become heirs Of the estate and plantation
and in such \ way that they can never ALLEVIATE
the land.
uva. decided at Boston, last week, that
not. made or signed on Sunday was not valid.
muIat,o, named Bob, emancipated by Hon.
lame. Harlan. Of Ky, has made Si2 900 in Z al
jforna in three months, keeping a tavern.
Tho Louisville Courier says, that the most
vioomy accounts are received Of the Tobacco
Crop, from all parts OF the State. The prevail
ing dry weather has proved disastrous to this
crop, so much SO, that corn crop is being sub
.tituted in many sections Of the State
The Population Of Burlington, n J., is ascer-
tanned to be 4257; being an increase, since last
year, Of 293.
The Franklin johnson county Examiner OF
the LIST inst. says, 1.-the junction of the Martins
Vile and Franklin railroad with the Madison ane
indianapolis road we understand Is at last deci
ded TO be at this place"
II a curious circumstance, and one vel
worthy Of mention, that the cholera disappear-a
\ in Havana the moment that the news Of ih'
landing Of the expedition was received.
| The aImanacs Of the Chinese. give direction
as to tn. most lucky day for going out, or stay
ing at ho,ne-for shaving the head, changing
the abode, executing an agreement, or bury ~;
| the de adj.
| A pate mt brick machine has just been pat u
| Grafton at Savannah, which turns out Iro"
% 900 to $4,000 per day
| Doctor named Winton, was tired IN IN
Common Pleas Court at Eaton, last week, 10
the seduction of girl who had been placed II
his care to be treated for oefornity IN one Q
! her feet. The case is said to have been very
aggravated one. Tn. Jury returned a verde
Z 81 The. def EN-
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Ready Made Clothing,

gotten up in superior style, and OF good ma
IL rails HIS stock con .i>,s of all / nis of Dress,
Sack and Orer Coats: Irsts and Faats; for 81
thcr winter or summer wear
lie has also received large lot of CLOTHS
CAssIMEREs; S,rTIxErrs; piain aud faHcg sfgtcs
of goods for summer wear. embracing such a
variety OF stvle ana quality that he tiatters HIM
self that he please any person wishing 10
purchase; and which he witi make TO order. IN Il
manner equal TO any other establishment lie
has for sale Il gene raj assortment OF C- nticinen :
wardrobe, consisting Of Shirts: tnder-snris
Cravats; HOSIERY; Uandhe rchel-: &c, &c.--
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves Having purchased his
stock at the lowest rates. he is enabled 10 sell
again on the most favorable terms.
K. NJ. JORDAN.
Richmond, March =. 800 ll-lf
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The Place to Buy Cheap and
NEW G00DS1

V1\HE subscribers have Just made add
u ton to their stock of Goods, and they
respectfully invite their friends and tbs public
TO call, examine and compare prices with the
same sort OF Merchandise, now for sale in
other Stores in Richmond. They are deterra;n
fd 10 oter then customers good bargains. and
u Will not be the fault of c. SHOWER &
90. u purchases not made.
lhey nave a well-selccted stock Of Cloths,
Cassmeres. Sat,inetts. Jeans, Flannels, Ladies
Dress Goods. Gen,lemen's Summer Goods,
Palm Leaf Hats. &c, &c.
BOOTS; SHOES; Umbrellas: Parasols:
Hardware; Queensware; Groceries ::
Nails; Glass. &c. &c, for sale a, fair
and reasonable prices.
sa>h H'said for Wool! and Produce
VI all kinds received in exchange for Goods.
:, &. SHOWER & CO.
:, ff"H Street. South Of The Catholic Church
RICHMOND, May 20, 1850. a;tf
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For tie Palladium.

=
Messrs. Editors: Permit me. through
your paper. to speak word in favor OF
one Of the most useful branches Of science
-Penmamshp-a knowledge Of which
is indispcnsibly necessary for every indi
vidual. And when we take into conslde-
ration its universal importance in every
department of life. we must confess that
many Of us are incxcusbly deficient in
this particular; hence, we, who are dcsi-
rous OF chanyin. our former drudycry to
delightful pastimc, have NOR an opportu-
nifty. as Mr.. T.. p. Baldwin. purposes Civ
ing instructions in this place for a short
time, and am well convinced that large
number of our citizens would be greatly
benefited by taking course of lessons.
have known MIR. Baldwin long and well.
and take pleasure in recomm cnding him
10 the citizens. with a number Of whom he
is well acquainted. lie is a gentleman in
every sense Of the word. and well qualif-
ed for performing the duties of his pro-
kssion in manner not only satisfactory
but pleasing to all. have examined his
specimens and can say without hesitation
that they are scarcely excellcd by any
teacher Of the Art. Freedom. ease and
elegance are combined in beautiful man
ncr. Any person who will call at the
Starr House, will doubtless feel them.
selves amply rewarded. as his specimens
are not only his own Penmanship. bu, Of
the improvements made by pupils in other
places. nre decidedly interesting. and to
the credit Of Mr.. Baldwin.
Threat was that genius, most sublime the tho't
Which hrst the curious art Of writing taught.
Sweet image Of the voice to represent
~ make thought lasting, reason permanent
Those silent tongues -uca,n from, soul 10 souI
ana spread deep mysteries from pole to pole"
Richmond, June lG, 1850. J.u.r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

1rHIIE firm OF Newton & Butler Dentists was
dissolved on the 20th of April. 1880, by
mutual consent A ~ y t.N w,
WIN. T.. BUTLER.
A. y. Newton. Dentist. still occupies
the we'll known room Benz amin Stra,ton's
Store; where he IS fuliy prepared TO perform
with neainess and dispatch any operation on the
Teeth.
Richmond, June u, 1850. 2o-Sw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Briggs Il Carpenters Pa tent Ira Y
Cling l'lir;lslliM. Mlcllislc.

upon which the patent-rght expired in March
last. and application having been made for re-
newai |, official Information has been received OF
its rejection by the Patent Office Department.
They would say to the public that they have
gotten III, entire new set of Patterns for thus
machine which they are building, and they think
this fact viii abolish the objections heretofore
made to II.
Tie Proprietors Of the SPRING FOUNDE
RY Practical Mechanics, and have h ad much
experience in building Thrashing Machines
They have facilities for fitting up their Castings,
which they manufacture themselves of the best
MATERIAL which enable them to make their
Machinery bener a"d sell it cheaper than any
other establi SInen mt in the country. They war
rant all their ThrashIng Machinus to perform as
recomme nded. They also make, to order, Mill
Gearing, of the latest sly lie of Patterns, and fit
ted up in the best manner. Also,
|ocl.n 2AAo.h1n.r
such Double and Single Carding Machines,
Condo nsors, Roller and Jaw Jack Spinning Ma
chimes, Power Looms, Mapping and Shearing
Machines, &c, &c. manufactured in a manner
unexcelled in the West Machinery Of every
kind repaired on the shortest notice.
g5@Shop in the North part Of Richmond, near
the Paper Mill.
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EX EMPRESS.

lust received from Philatei phia and for sale
- at No. %, a few pieces Of Choice aud Sea
sonnble Dress-G GODS. the very ne pias nhra
Call and see BENJAMIN STRATTON.
9Th mo 10Th $50 oo-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Six-Horse Power Separator.

Of the vest and most improved stale This
machine is gotten up in the most durable and
substantial fnanuer-the Patterns being entire
Nv new, aud the Horse power giving sucie mt
speed without pushing the Horses out of a reg
uiar wax This machine will thrash and clean,
a the process, three hundred bushels per
,!ay. They are also manufacturing what has
he retofore beeti known MS
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TH8ASHING MACHINES

OF every ma IN a snperIor manner. Ihey are
building. aduitlon TO iiieir we'll kuowH
Four. Five aud Six-horse power BELT, and
Four-horse power To NBLING SHAFT Ma
chimes, (which machines SO widely anG ia
vorabIy known her etofore manu- fac ured by
J. VI. Il J. II. Hutton, who have now retired
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THE SPRING FOUNDRY.
"A NJ 81 0>0D0

OF the w-il-known Forn-
! derry, would respectfully call tie ate ntion
Of Wheat Growers aud the public generally, 10
the fact that ih-ycontinue 10 manufacture at
their establishment, in Richmond. Wayne coun-
midi
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WIorA, Wis, Jan

WiorA, Wis. Jan. I6, 1919.
Mr.. ii. G.. FARRELL:-We have s.su xo,,
Liniment tested. and are convinced of ito ro,d
qualities; we are selling great deal and it gives
universal satisfaction: it has cured bad case o.
erysipe'as here. and is highiy eNtollcd rs rem
edy for both man aud beast.
SANTON & ELLSWORTH.
Sec aiYe rtIsaIne u In annther cnl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

NOR S<LE!-FOUR NEAT DIV ELLING
HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS,
situated in Richmond. For particulars. apply
10 EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Feb. p. 1870. l3lf
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BENJAMIN STRATTAN.

"AVING resumed his old POSITION behind
l. Il the counter, and having just received fro,,,
Philadelphia, 4 large ahd well selected. stock Of
staple, Plain and Fancy Goods.
Of Foreign and Domestic Nan"iactayr, he offers
them to his old Customers aud the pubic geLer-
ally, at prices which cannot fail 10 be. accepta-
bic. He would respectfully, bat especially IN
yitc attention 10 las assortment Of
.oE<-4so GA0oca.
which consists, ia part, Of .iLk>5-Blaek, dr..b.
Chameleon, Piaij md Stripe, neat aud beautiful
GordeiiIes. De Laincs. Mohair.. Earsges. Lawn
figured and Victoria, Linen Lusirea, t:inrh,,us
Ca!'coes, solid, plain, medium aud CAV sc &c
lie took much care IN selecting goods
FOR EAkAEN
and he thinks his stock ernhrse~s almost every
style OF goods they generally prefer. such
PLAIN Dress Goods. Shawl-, six, tbct nd do
lain; barcelona Handk-rcis'cfs; Cap Grape.
Grape Lisse; 1'arlten end Book Muslin; Book
Muslin Ina nd k ercefs, &c. &c
ALSO-PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. of
various qualities and prices.
GENTLEMEN, can be suited in French
German and American BRo.pcIoriis--bisch.
browa, olive. &c Cussimeres CasEmerefts SIX
1orp ftaliaa Clofa Ireeds, .SGuineifx, and a va
riety Of SUMNER GOODS, VARYING in prie.
and quality to suit the taste Of the purchaser
All are respectfully invited to call and exam
me Tor themselves Every aiielticn will bs
gwen, and great pleasure taken in slpo,v:n- ;b..
goods and attending to the wishes Of customers
n Ii. At the solicitation of several persons
who prefer TO use FREE LABOR GOODS,
purchased a small assortment Of that kind Of
Goods, consisting OF PRINTS, bIeacbed and
brown Nusiins. apron aud dress gnghams, bed
lickings. paniaicen goods, hosiery. caDate~ick,
&c, which are offered at very near the same 4
price Of other goods of similar quality
Fourt. no 2at.,, 1850, Isu
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Meet on Friday evening of each week, at
o'clock. Hall IN Lippencott's new building, OPP
poste the Huntington House.
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Webb Lodge, No. FL;

Meet on FRIDAY evening next, at early candle
lighting, in the new Hall in the 81 story of TIL,
Bargis building, on Main street.
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slLvEIs-WARE. &c

As. Il. UCNNICCTT.
- respectfully informs his
|. !: ! j:
T4 friend and the public that he
has recently added "rght
smart chance of Watches,
Hf\ Sek and Notions, TO the large sup
w .$R0 ply always found at his
X N.Ial Enlistment, and they
SselA55np sured that he does sell low
any shop in the Vest
For further particulars call al
Invest half of No. git
= where he is prepared to sell CLoCKs.O-O
= w ATcHEs, JEwELRY, FINE Guile 1lmM
Ky, SILVER SPOONS, SPECTACLEs, NM
SILVER ARE, FANCY NorioNs, &c. &c,
at his usual reasonable prices. &
0TClocks and Watches repaired on short
notice.
Richmond, Jan. 30, 1850. 11u
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MNTHne Clark Division. No. 3, sons Of Ter
AZ pcrancc,-Is Meet every Wednesda
%SlHEo evening, at ! o'clk.
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AUGUST ELECTION.

uJ'WM. PERSONETT, is candidate for
the office Of County Auditor, subject to the de-
cision Of the voters Of Wayne County at the
next August election.
B-JOSEPn HOLMAN, is a candidate fol
Delegate to the Convention.