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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-15

STUART'S LOAF SUGAR, landing, per New
- York, for sale by
fe 10 WILLIAMS 4 CLAIBORNE.
n = HHDS. OLD CROP N. o. SUGAR,
E- W for sale. JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-15

a>OAT,S PATENT LINEN THREAD.--
~ A complete assortment of this very superior
thread, just received and for sale at manufacturers
prices by
lie % KENT PAINE & KENT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14

- prepared by DR.. S. d. HOW L, has been the
rneans of permanently curing diseases to
which the human family are continually sub
Jec: than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla
ever yet brought before the public.
The purity and efficacy Of tho Shaker prepr-
ration is sci! known. and requires no long list
of certificates and cures 10 Introduce it, its in
creased demand FIR the past welve years, is its
h-st recomtne ndaton.
Ini. i.ecIciue has established its high repu-
tstio4I throughout New Y ork and New Narp-
shire. and the Eastern States generally, by its
numerous and well attested cures; and also By
The recoEIme ndat.on ana approval of the first
physicians, = no now use 1t IN their private prac-
tice.
l. IS tie only arsaparla hat acts on the lv-
renders it altcgcther more valuable TO every
one. particularly to females
81. Massey, Professor IN the Ohio Medical
College says the Shaker preparations truly
valuable. and recomme nds them to the public.
No MERctRV-no MISER4I-no PoIsoSous
DRUGs in the Shaker Sarsaparl!ta.
REMEMBER,
L . warranted p H purely and entirely Veg
j. has equal.
r. Sue ! Oh enquire for Or. 5. D. Howe's
SHAKER arsaparj,fs. and take ether.
Prc- /: per bott.-G bottles for s..
Fo- sale by
Dr. :. d. HOWE & co. Projectors.
No, College Hall, Cincinnati. Ohio,
j % whom al orders must D. addressed
For al BY Irv Ii Reed, Richmond; " 6 &
=. GriIa.- Cru:!eville; RAJ mono, 3, Co. Cam
bridge city. Ind.
oct. 49,. Sly
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no~essic Manufactures

CINCINNATI MARKET.--f From the Mer-
.h.o,,s Exchange Books - December la.--Fiour
sDd G,.in.-A heavy feeling was observable IN
~. Flour market to-day and there were few
havess 1t Yesterdays currency, holders, howev-
y. demanded 1915 for good brands. We can
mt trace the unfavorable change to any other
e.ase than the extreme tghtness Of the none
market. The sales comprised 400 brIs III lots
a q IS; IS do at S3:1S and 500 late last eve
nine) al s.: IS. head lined. In Gram 200 BUSH
Ella harley sold at &c and $50 do Oats ia bulk at
lDc.
Hops-The market to-day was quiet and pri-
ess were il any thing shade easier than on
"Wednesday, but the general tone was hrner
than Yesterday, ih-rc b-ing fewer river hogs
md not 80 many drove pressIng-in fact The Of
G.,;ug. To- day were small, aud the limited de-
p.nd was attributable chiefly to the stringent
NANCY market. There sales last evening
nat before reported Of, 400 head from river
IdrY,.edI ut 1885; 400 drove averaging 2O5 at
HA.,O. and 600 average 900 Ib~ al s1:l2 To-
S.v l39 average l95 sold at SI:I24 aud $40 at
$40.
P,ovi.ions-;he only sales reported TO day
wcss 500 kegs aud 100 brl- No. / I.~rd at 1c:
and 1900 Hams, green, 1T J-Sc. There we're
other sales, however. intending Hams at e. aud
Mess Pork at 5000 Of winch did not learn
the particulars. Our Telegraph reports in
other column show an improved feeling III the
New York Pork market, and u very decided al
vance IN the price of tIiat article IN New or
leans, 1900 br!s Mess having solI at 81 The
dispatch does not designate whether it was new
or old. but we presume II was old stuff-althougI
some OF the new products have by this time
reached that market
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
GrAsias,s i'm 1859.

Graham has completed the most extensive ar
engagements 10 give strli higher character ana
value TO his Magnziur for the coming volume.
=. r. *. JAMES. the celebrated Novelist. has
been engaged TO give a series Of splendid ro-
mances.
GLoRGE y. PHEvrrss tie Poet Of the west
viz write erclastcciy poem Tor every number.
GRACE GRErNwoop IS engaged 10 give a series
Of her beautiful stories.
J. VI. IEG.RE. OF south Ctrolina will con
tribute n britru set Of papers Tor 1881.
Miss fES>IMoKE CooPER. the author 81 Rural
Hours, IS also engaged, with " IuPFLE aId Long
Willow, BRYANT and LOWELL
T. Is. READ. the Artist ;tui Poet j. now at
pdssrldorf on las way To ltt'v, TO furnish from
the galleries superb set of drawings. Artists
nom America have been sent to LonGoH aud
Paris. anu spleuGii set OF highly finished draw
ings by the renowned DAVID. Of PARIS are to be
furnished for Graham's incompatible Ladies
Department, which val excel an thing that ev-
Or has been produced 10 Paris, England or the
United STATES The first appears in the Deem
Der number
An this forctclls wear Of splendor III this
magazine for l-5l--ani Us ever. GrAhams rrai-
ers will be astcnishcd. Graham also aboi she
We system Of canvassnC agents. and constr
Wtes every Postmaster ANA Editor AC-nts.--
NOW Is the time TO form { ubS, as the Deccm-
osrpumber closes the volume.
TER MS-STNGLE CoriEs So.
Free Of CIuds Jor l~5i-All Orders for Gra-
ssms Magazine. commencing with 1881. " III
ee supplied at the following rttrs:-SIngtr sub
scr,bers. 80; Two Copies -: Five Copies. $40
aod Ten copies for so, and extra copy to the
person sending the club OF ten >criaers---
These terms will not he departed from BY ans
Of the three dollar magazines.
All orders addressed to
GEORGE Z. GRAHAM.
l3i Chestnut st, Phl.a4eip lha. Pa
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PhilIdcspis;a Saturday Express,

FOR TIE HONE CIRCLE.
Sir re0sons .eAy you shouid subsctJe a., IL
Its ably. independentiy, and imparti4iiy con-
Quoted.
Its list Of contributors contains the names OF
many Of the best writers.
II maintains high tone Of literature and NOR
ais.
No pains or expense IS spared IN It's manage
ment.
ltis printed with bold, clear, new type. that
can be read by old and young.
IL il furnished at tl. Iow price of = oer an
mum. Persons obtaining ami sending three sub
scrptlons to the publisher, fby us5ii, at III. risk
are entitled to u copy gr3ttt.
Many other reasons might b. ei.en. but THESE
are sufficient.
The Phiiadeiohn Satnrdoy E5prr7.. ror tie
Home Ctrcic, j. puhitzhei rs =. McilENUT,
No ~ Dock st.. r.. T., Of second, Vnita'.r
tJA copy of The Express. ana u riti-r Gp-
dey's Lady's Book, Grallaa4'- magazine, sar-
iain's Magazine. or liarp~r's New tlontnl,
Msguzlu", may be- ohttlHr.. tor inur ao.iar.. Il
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This admirable paper j. fast winning lis way
20 public favor. 1t should be fostered aud sus-
sained by the people OF the West. ELI, WIN
sroN, or. the Adventures of an Orphan Girl
now in the course Of publications. is pronounced,
oy good Judges, TO be equal If not superior 10
the best western novel ever written. 1t will be
followed by GERALD LINCOLN. by Alice 4 :.
ST. Clair. which is said 10 be worthy the fame
Of ITS accomplished authoress. Mas L.. D. y
SourHwoRrH, is engaged novel for the
Great West EMERSON BESxETr. is also en-
gagged i'll preparing tale of Revolutionary
times. TO be published in the ensuing volume -
Inc Great West. also contains general netrs.
Congressionai proceedings. &C.. &c, and is en-
PAaicatiy western paper.
Single copies. $500
Four copies. for one year, 500
Eight copies. 1000
Thirteen copies, !50o
Twenty copirs. On al
f. PENRoSE JONES. Publisler'
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Goal ttlatters, Autlles, II {.
erSee fourth page for proceedings Of
Council, and miscellaneous articles

AGRIcuLTuRA. SOCIETY We invite all who
friendly TO the Agricultural Society 10 enroll
their names as members at a. early u day pos
sble The Board Of Managers are anxious to
hold a meeting some time in February, for the
purpose Of Offering premiums, or Of sefectin .
such crops for which premiums will be offered ),
and they cannot do this without knowing sone
thing about the number OF members, and the
amount of money TO be distributed. Copies Of
the Constitution be had AT this office, by all
who willing TO obtain members. Call and
act tneu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14

Public Grave Yard

The new addition TO the Public Grave
Yard. having been laid off into family
bnrying lots and plat thereof made.
those persons who have already selected
one more lots, are requested to call at
the city clerks office and get a quit claim
deed Tor the same; and those who desire
10 select. will please call at an early day.
The Ordinance fixes the price per lot at
>3--the money thus collected IS applied
10 keeping the fence in repair.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
EANN MNRNNNG,

u - - - ~ 0@t - ma
YNlE Undersigned being compelled to close
II up his old business. " lth as little DELAY "a
possible, hereby gives notice, that ali Notes and
Accounts due him. which shall remain unpaid
alter the Let Gay eff January. 1851, i'll be place
IN the hanGs of an Officer for collection. Those
therefore, indebted, 10 him. who wish TO sare
costs. can 90 so by calling and settling their ac-
counts, previous TO that time, which he hopes
ali Will 90.
.GyRecollect this 10 the last call and intend
ed 10 be in earnest. JESSE MEEK.
Dec. IL, 1850. So-3w
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'assxsssssslc Orders.

1 III. persons who hold orders issu-d hv the
n Richmond and Newport Turnpike Com
panv are earnestly but respectfully requested
10 cali upon either Nathan stanton al Newport.
Joseph l.. Stratton, north Of Richmond or " ~.
kenw orthy IL Richmond, and leave a GcscriP-
ton, IN amount. cate &c, 10 enable the Com
panv to determine the amount OF debt outstanG-
ing, 50 that Dividend may be calculated as soon
as possible. The orders should be brought in
before the first MONDAY IN February next. and
these failing to bring in their orders at that time
NAV faIl to receiv any thing on them for one
year. by Greer q the ttoard
DAVID WILCJTTS Pres't.
I2th mo 10. l-.f0 S1-3w
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A New Counterfeit Detecter.

70 ascertain whether You have counterfei II
Pictures, - only necessary Ia call nj NO.
81. Main street, opposite the Bank. tai com
pare them with EUsweli's free OF charge. =
Itis Gallery Is permanently located, and per-
feet lifSeness-s ana entire satisfaction is gwen
b-i5re any charge : made Pictures re-tah~n
at moderate price. Instructions gwen IN the
oew ImPfoye"ae nj. and every t5Iag catHeci-a
wth the business furnj>hes, reason, BIZ terms
J X. EoS% ELL. I. gnerrean Arti~l.
Richmond, Dec. 6, 1880. Stiff
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POWERS. GREEK SLAVE

FE%OGETIER with a large number OF Org-
+ nal Paintings will be distributed BY the
Western Art Union TO subscribers, on the las;
Moncay in January. The Involvement TO sub
scribe is greater than ever. Each subscriber for
the sum of five collars. viii be entitled u high
" flushed line engraving, from Ranny's origi-
mai paintiug-''The TrapPerS Last Shot" also
4 chance in the distribution, by lot, Of their
paintings and sculpture. Subscriptions taken
by IRWIN REED, Hon. Src'g.
Dec. IA, 1850 52-if
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HYDRAULICS.

YOSEPH DICKINSON. late Of Milton, is
- now permanently located in Pearl, fe W
doors south Of Nam street. Richmond. and is
prepared to do all kinds q Pi.J NBGNG; also 10
ix ana repair every kind u COPPER, LEAD.
IRON. ana TURNED WOOD PUMPS. for
house purposes, Fore. or L. Il Pumps for baths.
Sc. rai>ng water from any depth to any
iiti1hth required. with the lesst exertion. b,
brugln- iuto application The latest aud most ei
fic,ent scientific tniprovene nts.
J u has heard with regret that some parties
have abandoned the use of pumps on account Of
he depth of their wells. He woula feel pariic-
n.4rIY obliged by call from such, as his pumps
for deep wells viii lie found Improve ne at
upon most now Satisfactory reference
seIsl rsrfj'v he gwen.
BORING Zone Tor draining; and lie a d
PIPE en- hand Tor sale.
J u. having served regular apprenticeship
10 the lINRtNt; and Pr MP BUSINESS ~
a large establishment IA enc Of the largest man
uisc;uring towns Of England, trusts that he
insure satisfaction to ali wio may favor him
x4th q ALI
y j AEeu: frr sprau'. PATENT CAR
RIM TTFn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14

Rxv. Gro. FIskr. will lecture before the stu
dents Of this Institution, upon Mora
=. F,,dsv evening next, at b4 O'CLOCK. I"oS'
.r.....s.d ju the School and the subject are re
.oeetlsIly invited 10 attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
OR OCEksX and SAE1 EE: "
az P:x~Osa ~ Lewis. LAT No. IS. :

Have received large and general assortme II
of Van@51y @s 90 @ES s@oa
which they prepared to sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country produce, either whole
sale or retail.
Their stock consists of Raisins. Figs, Cheese,
Herring. Mackeril, Sugar. Coffee, Candles. Can
dies Nuts Of ali kinds, and ia short, every thing
usually kept in Family Grocery, al! OF which
can be bought for trifie above cost
They are prepared 10 furnish Pound Cakes :,
Jelly Cakes ana other "fxings' for weddings,
on the shortest notice, TO all who may apply.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
Chic Cs,sis.s:or for ss5s.

new and improved volume Of this excellent
Agricultural paper is TO he contmen need on the
first Of January. 1t perhaps better adapted to
The wants OF the farmers Of this section OF coun-
Try than any other work now published. The
price Is very low. less thtn - cents per year
1t Is published at oiutubus, Ohio. DAHIEl- L..
DowNISG, Of this place, i now making up a
Club, and viii be pleased 10 receive the names
Of those who wish to subscribe.
= EVERY i.n,."s !. az county should take il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14

Persons Who wish t. furnish or e-lur-
n-h th.ir houses win rics- indispcnsa-
~ apPru.al"s arc requested to call at
tie shop Of our ncighbor Job Green
His s'yle and quality Of workmanship is
equal IN every respect 70 any workman
in the west HIS work cannot be excell-
ed in Cinciuua'i; and an instance recent
" occurred w,lara ciiz N Of this county
anxious 10 be NOR, fashionable than his
neiahlors sent II the city and bought d
set If chairs which had been made by
MR. Green aud sent there FOR sale Sup
port Your own mechanics. and you make
money iii more WAYS than one.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an Election
~ will be held at the Engine House. in the
City Of Richmond, on the First Monday in Jam
vary next, January 9th, le5l.) for Mayor.
Ceanciimen, Treasurer, Collector, Assessor
and Marshal. BY order of the Council
B. w. DAVIS, City Clerk
Richmond. Dec. II, 1850.
tSsosrsenian copy ts-shsrge city.I
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HEoscc:.oE- Insurance Company
or HARTFORD, CONN

i-Rases Of Premiur1 as low as those Ct en- :
other RESPONSIBLE ofiice.
"a spee4y and satisfactory sdjustElen; 81
losses ~ !he General agent cf tie Com
pauy for the Western aud Southern tat-s
Il FILTRATION OF al. atri- renee. @hicu ula ;
aris-) by referees mutually chosen
Z-Awara- promptly paid il Specie, Bansa-
be Funds or ExcEaug. on New YORK
baltimore, Charleston, New Orleans, =
Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh, or Cincinna-
i, At tse option Of the insured.
j. Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and
af.s-csassi &c :uon d Hazards, &c. &c. &c,
fur e; - Inc customers Of the Office free or
charge.
Fer farther inform alton apply to The un3tr-
sgn-d "ho : lnily authorized to n-ur. stores,
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactures.
Barns. g.
Household Furniture, and Gooas. Wares, and
N-rcafaHize. contata-d O. stored therein, a.
gin.i loss damage by FIRE.
Dry Goods, Groceries. Manufactured Coos.
Produce Observation-Disclosures. Live ,ock, AMI
every other description Of Merchandise a. Fer
soaai Property. shipped or to - shipped per
good steamboat. or beats 10 ard fro:n points on
ta- Western " aters, or between Eastern cltl~s
via Lakes, or other inland route AMI any towns
III th- !, estern country. a.aiast II. haz.9d. i
INLAND THANsP0RTATI0N
Also
Shipments Of Goo3s. Wares and N.rcll-7e33z.
per good vessel vessels. between S-sv Or
leans and Eastern ports-between NV Or
leans and other Gull po-ts--between al Amer
Ican port. aal Engi;sh or European ports. Or TO
any other maritime port whatsoever IN ths At
.autc waters, 9,i,sst the PERII.S OF THE
SEAS. ELIJAH COFFIN. ae.xr,
Protection Insurance Company.
Il:a me-. 21lh, 1850. = til
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Bread. Cakes. Crackers. &c.

Fresh and Coed, kept to accommodate custo-
rners at all times
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
mond ami vicinity. to cal! and See them, and il
they go away dissatisfied empty handed, it
hall not be the fault of PAXON X LEWIS.
JJCaU at No 81. SOUTHEAST Co, ner Of Main
and Marion streets.
Richmond, Dec s. 1850. S2-tf
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QH. GuVsQrTsS
Improved Extract Of Yellow Deck
ana SarSaparilia.
THE REMEDY FOB PURIFYING TIE BLOOl
AND Curing DiSEiSE,
0ns ire oElp isemror ;sat is tboroug3I4
efficient AND psrssetlp harmless.

RSCT up II the largest sized bottles, contains
OF tue pure Hondura. Snr,,parilla
Khan any other preparation eN,ant. which 70
chemically combined it'll the Extract Of Vel
low Dock. the Extract OF y iii Cherry, aud the
R..is,n OF Fir. thus making the remedy more
Thoroughly etiicirn nj than any other Sarssparilia
hefore the public AT the same time ii 10 per.
fcctly free from all mineral poisons, which can.
% said of any other Of the Sarsaparilla COM
pounds. The invalid should beware OF poisons!
Mercury, Iron, Cuinin-, Potash. Iodine. Sui.
phnr. Arsenic, and many other mineral metallic
poisons enter into and form the active basis Of
most Of the ;sarsapar,lias aud Panaceas OF the
GAY. Guyzoii's Compound Extrac, Of Yellow
Dock ami S.r.apariila does not contain a parii-
Gle Of these substances, any one can easily az
crrtsr by applying the necessary tests.
These poisohs may occasionally remove dis
ease, hat they vitia,e the blood, and so COM
p!etety impre enate the whole system with their
banefu effects. that the first cold. the frs, at
tack Of disease, prostrates ;he patients strength.
and subjects him her 10 the most excrutiatirg
torture, and enders another cure almost impos.
sib.e and hopeless. Let all poisonous Sarsnpa-
r.iia preparations alone, anl Guysott's I'm.
proved Extract Of yellow Dock and Sarsaparil-
10, which is thoroughly eilicacious, perfectly
harmless, aud purely vegetable All kinds Of
disease yields 20 its genial influence.
ltcures Scrofula. Cancerous Tumors, Cuta-
neous EruPtions. Erysepeas, Biies, Pus,ulee. or
Pimples the Face, Chronic Sore Eyes. Tot
ter, Scnld Head, Rheumatism, Enlargement or
Pains IN the Bones. or Joints, old and stubborn
Ulcers, Fever Sores. Hip Disease, Swelling
the Glands. Boches Syphtic symptoms, Lum.
bago, dropsy, dyspepsia. jaundics. ee-tivoncss.
salt rheum. affection of the kidneys and dseas-
arising from inludicious of mercury.
minister's sore throat, weakness Of the cheat.
pulmonary affections and all ot,Ie diseases tr nd
ing towards consumption, liver complaint, fe.
male Irregularities and complaints, sick and
nervous head ache, general debility, low spiris.
loss of appetite, isht sweats, pains in the side
aud shoulders, exposure imprudence in life.
chronic constitutional disorders, and q spring
and fall purifier OF the blood and general tonic
for the system,
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s-3D1A AZ z'..s..i
10 ksI~ E!ci customers.

The undersigned ,rou.d return his thanks for
The .ibcra patronage they have extended 10 him,
aud re hopes tAey wil! continue their f4yors to
lie IRA q ". +. < ". @hearon, VINO keep on
hand ii al times an assortment of
ia.a.s 11la; Gaps.
10th Fashionable and Plain STYLES, which they
are selling at far and reasonable prices
CALEB SHARON
Richmond, l0tL no. q, 800 1T
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SAD AccinrSr.-We understand that
a son OF Mr. James Culbert5on. liv-
ing miles from this placeon the Boston
pike. was killed on last SunIsv by being
thrown out Of wagon under the feet Of a
vicious horse We do not know the par
ticu,ars This j. the same horse. we are
told, that threw Jos. NcCoy's boy few
wears aro and Killed him
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..TG.e Book Of the NatiOn.'

GopEY's LADY-s Book FOR 1851. MIS-. s. J.
HAZE AID l.. 4. CODY, EDiToRs.
American Writers nad Amerj lean Irtis:st Arier-
ican Fashion Piates. "Ihe Lady's Book IS
an iTt [ mon in ITSELF
The unive rsaI voice OF the Press has pronounce
ed this publication at the head of America
magazines. The Publisher, IN oteGieuce 10 the
public voice. to keep Il there; hr has the
ability and the inclination TO As long aG-
vertiset1ents are seldom read. the publisher Of
the Book means to BE- as brief as possible. BY
reference to a advertise melt published on the
cover Of the BOOK, = specimen OF which Val
he sent to any pc rs3n requesting II. postage
paid ) it Will b- what Is to be done IN 1871.
/. viii abound IN Line. 1tipg-. and Mrzzotinto
Ebgravings. and Colorcd Plates
The list of plates advertised by US, are all
steel, not wood cut amongst them. W hen
YOU see list Of plates adveriiseG--inqutro " hat
they are hefore YOU subscribe.
ItwitI have an tlna-n!Ah!e American Fashion
Plate IN each number. : . lady can make
dress to suit our more refined taste. and be ia
The fashion, excepting from "Godeys reliable
Fashions
The Model Cottages viii he continued aud il
every number viii be something new for the
Lays ork Tab- such as KNITTING, Netting,
Crotchet, Patch v ork Leather Ribbon, Che
nile ana Lace Collar Y ok; Childr-ns' aud In
fant's clothes, Caps, Capss Chcni~ettes, and in
fact every thing that = III please the Ladies.
UnbouEdrd Receipts aad New Music, VIII al
50 be given regularly.
American Authors, 10th male and female.
viii grace the WORK by ,l,-ir contributions. IL
fact, Performance. not 7 -oi,lse is The peculiar
talent OF the Publisher OF the only Lady = Book
published ia America. The proprietor Of the
Book having conducted IT for nearly II years,
considers his own taste far superior to any pro-
le~~ionHt person, caterer for The aunuScnla ut
aud Information Of the ladies' Of his own coun-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
CITY SHOE STORE.

EJST arrived and now opened at the City
- Shoe Store, fall supply Of
Ladies Morocco Lace Boots,
- Calf 90 do,
- Euskins 60.
Gum co.
Men ana Boys Kip Boots.
1}sFor sale low. JOB BoRTOE.
Richmond. Nov. %, 1850. 45-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
$isIHss &;zsfssts. G1OHs.-.
Bnsis ssriGf stNesi. has us, received
Kali :saa.i Winter Goods,

s-i1Aractn- L genera assortment of-Cloths
tas-'neree, Set'inetts. rwerrts jeans over
Goatlug. tlauuels Linseys. Sc &c;
Prints 81 the latest tyies and patterns;
6tnghaus, Lustres, Meriuos, Checks. Dr.I.inps;
trish Linens, blrached ana brown Mns!Ins;
Ticking, Coiorea C5nhr.cs;
Imhre. las. Duunrts. LlLhons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.

= ~IIE undersigned respectfully Informs II.
peopi- Of Richmond ana surrounding c5Hs
rV, that he has ou-it-d n the room Q ;sl-
Gilbert House on Mann street, hichsuoo.
nGiaua. a large ana genera! assortment Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-14
EEnsoIs3c INSTRUMENTATION.

Thursday might next. is the time Of thu
election Of officers OF Webb Lodge. No
Ell Tile members thereof it is hoped
viii all Ne present