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The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Liver rccr--steaDship hne,-s. fr.ra psseor-Re, 4
ssuent, Jro Brcots foltsn, usnTy ~e0urasy turtts
lace ldvsres ~ Bsson; Z ks- ~, - H.xb.ry
iouhy. ssleta' MORAN. ~ .vmays. % Hartford;
/. lyrs. .! wsie~r. = Hspp.s. . Y SAs-, a Fsrnam
fhfiee. NcbrIds and wifs W T. Joct. Brstae Zen.
rice, FonGer. - trtssman. Strs,-s, rfks us,re%
ssul ,sssisn srs wife y.ilis. D. shsnde-. t-,en
tf-nS,h Nm iens - fisdsn. Tteyds,e keysr. ,faah
neti N'hm,s Csmnlss q cherl.-sss; Johs 'sisrr.
hlrsr. vrtits; nr Trrrii. Jaa~. S-~yer N u~erxse
his, b.tniug 81 sayarnsi. Tsss-srs. q Tfor y
sefttcf sha vie. D.lccke. - Pagapz. 90 New ht.aag
h.rsrd Ha.ss. % Gresg. ~ rtttshsrs Cap, iamih1n
~ itno.ri - it a-h sna wife. ehlrtder. J.ohjelrs
leris stis. a h'Eiooi krstiss. Dsnsas ye Sanf-
tsn ~ tcot-rti = fVilef Nif1. tiiiirss
si~s ,yies ana ss'c- q Crba Ycuns sf tl.sxn.; 4.
lcft't ana nsrvtr. Itaiyf harry IL ~rrsol.
&c S-,e. gf rai,s ss.isns l. sfiin s.r-sst.
!. poie'c st setv.nt -aetis. vife ssd Anait n s<,r
Itn ssss Arvads Don trspesro ks,ass, ss n,sas
.nsteyt Adoe Lier.sh, Mitchell rras NJ. Ari. srsncs
Wa se.lsnsc Dol seiiao. PHILIP kss,rs, rssisG.ss
Der uslfs.-ys. Rglinss y CAss-<s.. u,a char,,,..
ycha iegns, Mr. Na,tusr. sls. f~~If uss s..r- cs:
Ahr - s'fe srh q Isiifs, Aseesssa of frns
hA,h fs.s~t ship - Iepi- <Nr. Tlor... W w..v =,
~ sa cs-r .r .er' aets 81 v Aris sssser asss
psI,si bstps ard lsrysr'. ~ ssr vs,t t-si..
LADY sh.a arg sersan. q ~ orsses rr.N - 4 i-r.ms
.sn \, cs.ls. n,t,.sii n sss s yors NJ - Ia .,
sis, Sh,sisrlain ~ tsr ttss,sris ~ rtu a. "
10 20 ~ <,er teafsr % d. C..sh.
Z. y rscn <rtteo " u,se. ady. 9.lyta1i. "a .s.
rtfh, - - no srir; W q ilsi-ra ~ D e .s- Or
s--~ 4 , ates--.A-l, 4 We -
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Hyron- 90 hsfehe-ts 70, % do o. 40 do, 50; Is de-,
60 I6 do 6lk II do ~, 66 do 4S; 40 do AK IL do,
k les do, 81 lzs do, a6,; % do, SO; 66 do ask
~ DC, i - f'.. =; 80 90, :, = G. Do 3o s. d.,
3il do. 2G "a do, q. ca-es caitics do IA n boxss
do 81 Hyson SKINS chests 35t.: SO chests
BY; Il ch..ts, 81; IS chcsts %; n chests %; 81
half.chsets do, 20; 1l6 bslfchcsts, 25. Twanksy-
80 hslfckests ~ Gunpowder-6 half chcsts, S3; 70
do, e2i do, 4s; IS do 42s; cases cattes l01; 10
s ~ 40 a. s,,,n AZ o, Jo a' sc 90 10 40 40
OH 142 boxes ST. Oolong lS half chests. So Ming
yong do2ab halfchests, 37h. kokew do.2i0 half
chests. a7h 10 do, 36; leo cStty boxes do. 49, 81
do. -. souciorg-50 chests %; 1e6 hslfchests, Tx
Ming Yong Po~cboDS- 2Cs half-chests 70
WnnEEr vgs something easier. with sales of 90
barrels Prison, at 24c.; drudge sold at 23Lo. time
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

TuunSp.y Nav 2-GP NJ
1a. ls,os. ,r.,.L. L. a.. :,
W ''' '""os s"''"'n"a 'ns
hVoVote accounts regarding the Liverpool cotton
market received hv t.l.y,.nh Moa.r.,. s.los ,~.-.
-. =, an. -. :, -. 9, -, :,
'' N ' ''A NV '"rc" n'"' "S'hg 70 tpe ai-
vanccd state OF tho SEASON with expected arrivals Of
N ,rou.a eour - ..,.I ,. ...-l.. =. =. -,
' - ' ~ "'' "'' WI uuii,
ao Emsteu SAFES " state ana rsecrn, az about
,ous r,,.s C,n.a., An bopa MA. In good iuopi-v n,
-. -. -,
eAPo', ~ h"u' P'e"o"s 'h'es 'ouAe'" co"''huN
rrm, with mod, salrs. heat uuict. firm
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

The steamship merics sailed from Boston on the
1t instant for Liverpool 10 Halifax. She IA. I09
passengers for Liverpool and IL for Eslifax.
The snow in Lewis county, N. Y, ON the 9Th uit
was two feet deep.
There are in Botton IL whose estates are va.
lu at SN COO; IN hose estates valued a 500 0OO
who.c estates valued ut sIOOOU0 eight whose
estates worth f0OOCC0, and one whose estate IL
worth Sl0l0CQO.
The Legisisture 81 Connecticut assembled at New
Haven on the ist instant.
A party Of young mon haze startad from Bostcn for
the Bay % fundy. for tbc purpose Of pro-
pety fr,m several ships sunk there years since
They hay. two schooner- for the expedition.
A steamboat Is in course Of construction at 81
Louis Mo- which is said to be 37 feet long She has
Ave toilers and viii br the largest stcamboss
the Mh.issipri. H-r eutirs cost will he Ssoooo.
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MARKETS. ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


@ so 90 %. S ~ c s.l$ols % * S 5 &c. 49, sS ' %
d. is'' ~ iosi ,SS do do fsi Se." dO d. ,H 200
iis Ssiasrs IL; I1:s..ass sI Er:
Pm Fns, Msy srNra Hoart-sse sLs. Reading RR
~ a. ; .. uRsss Rssssa.. S' ssas p
s. s,ee EssaiSg@s g. ns ie sks uyriii Bank. i Il
~ s.sSass: i 's; ns:. s
%'rss nsss ~ r s. asliss
Ss r. Scrip s5 Penn r. ~ 10 Penn BANK i.
-: sehgllii Rsrs, sscc State 3: 81 sss 90, q:
En- En- & 20 g. SrsTa al psns = Sss2 Sqs IS g. . shi
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
PHILADsIpHIA. May 2.-The general market has been
quiet to- day End only few hundred barrels superhne
at IS a7h Sc 6ss per do No movement in rye aour
and corn meal. as buyers and sellers unable to
snie was made at 81 TX n ~ for rcd and white.
cargo Of Souhern yellow corn brought 600. Oats
worth 3ec. 4oc. for Pcnnsylvsnia with a moderate
demand. Cotton is firmly held at 4c. advance but
with little inquiry from spnners In provisions there
oderate business Idoirg snd sales range so 37T
$40 80 for mess pork 50 for prime and s13 per bbl
for beef Bacon sels 3c for shoulders; 4sic.
for side.snd 5<c. &C for hams in salt and smoked
meats se at steady prices OF lard sales are in small
ots at full prices Butter and cheese duh Not much
doing in groceries and business for coffee and mossses
dull fair demand exists tor whskey, and II goes of
Htely nj 2sc per gallon.
Nsw BEusoRp OF MARxEr, April 29-Sperm
market with fair demand remsins steady at he rates
current last week We notice sales OF go bbs at i5c;
3ON Ibis nt ilCc. and COO bbis ll6Ec per gallon
Whale continues In good demand and prices have i'm
proved. The sales since last include 900 bbls. "
W Coast ground tier at 4sc; I 500 bbs. N. W. Coast
at 44bc 10 bbls do. al axe; $40 bbls do. at 45c
ard 90 btls do. on private terms. Holders now
a king isc. by the cargo Whalrbone-We notice sales
d l3tCO lbs ". Coast at SOC IL 900 lbs N W. Coast
and Polar. and parcels of Polar private terms
The se of 2. coo bs Polar reported in last at
l2c mot .lc1
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Arrved-Bsrk Bsdley. Dcsten.
RosroS. May q
Arrivespsrs N.ry, rhisaerAiH soArs Edaa [, re-
Inns and Tnrquin. do.
Cearrd-slip Squantum NOrleans; bsrhs Brrnda Suri-
Gen J,nes 81 NarJs Ray Ssts altiasrci triys
drew ug Msrteles. Eliza Burgess San Juan, Cuba;
EId ssEus tlsmsnt Cbsrestopi schrs Byron, Pbisiol
phiai ) knsins. isis and Cooley Go. Niork.
NosILs. Aprif 70.
Arrived-Bsrts Fanny. NYork: AIRY, Boston, 18th sAip
Dublin. BostoB.
kxv OHLxAsa April p.
Aiyed-sbip Jss Brown. Bc-'oa bark oliA, NYcrk 2sh
ship Clinton, do.
YosrIA-p. May 4.
Arrived-Bark Perfy. Naritl; brig ElaairA NYsrk;
schfs etrc do: Cor,o. Rcmond Aos os.lo sud CsArot
NOrfsA.
Ci.srei-Briss roto., uavsas; LyJis. Most-esL
Arrivei-sLipS 81 Helena. Bos,cp.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
Herald Marine correspondence.


~, '%'sis :s Iss M s1 %.1i si a
Cissrsd slip JoIs RsTeaai wAmber Charleston; bark
Is,T, tSsr I E1.,es; s,i; ss,ss ws,.ss u
eeI j.Iass wallace smith ston: Iiorssn Spsidat
New rki schr- IioHo.'s iesos. I:Ss,oni Jsifa Ann
t.sssSa. ceunsrs. Bird psshias: csa.ss.;. Iss@y
Bostoh.
-Tsr b.es p's .,.Hsl Phil.aelphls 70, kissstss ya
.s. I-n r.rsis.s ofs.os &c ne s ss;. At -; az, AZ
pea ssiss' bs fo sarded charge q 'p-si,
Usrssa Marine Cerrcsb.s"ssessos.
Arrived saIp or,.re. uern r,le.issss y s,s io
a' M .s,I + as." s ~ ~ S % ss,ss Ia ssss y.s
eyt learn that IL s snail and reports iAs- from
ssiied1Sohr, xsrrsrc, Am Haven. ts,ius r~tur.ed,
nss,or CIvsaas ITley. SYors; siSop Vsios.J. sais1
Nay i-No arrival. THE moruiss.
MlsrsIssneo GUS.
srrsr-.ir Cprcrsr ttrv wss dctsiasd st ousrss,ins
themselves ava, ~.,l out ,isssis.
Bsis Trys & hArl,Sn, tef D-rnsI IN Nicser-.s from
.here BtiassIsnssn beach. Isss Island. ~
drs,s veI ,Es .el issss os SHORE ss zee tsiss hss
81 ~ tu- her hateies knoossd o. snd TIE
ss, aud aica asar ar,sd ashore, IT,.
snf usy frsy ued By - ,as frS~
az Lss ller:. ytssT tho esr. :. e. ne ss,ips .sss.
ysoTs 81 iLs nhorho fsr heir .'sts 70
The ses The TIE NJ SUPERIOR vssssi cf
st tors lu In ndseEor CoEn, Ices chan aaa
owned al tfs, of ~hc-s share 10
Cap tcd other places. One account says she
Lsa hga ssd pas lsuy htSri hut trust " viii prove
not ses- Bostos Ads. hsy !.
bsts LAW NovSc dAys fran tdveryee hsund Va this
PIT leo ly the Bona which arrived 80
hs is, tie I'D VI the zis q April tape ese braf-
SN ~ Iiies Sho hsd Experienced very heavy
ytsef est iusast ke ana roali lesr oP cr LouiSear
Cate iireicr.
Spa TRANs- from Ne-sfsr ndlard bsUai "a Bc-on With
q hl1fs ks. aast sssy n tncs sne~
tee ssbls total los; part
q cargo saved tsAen to asat ~ sAe s''-racn
sslr isfsns.
scpR pActEy NiabeIs ftor Ptiiateirks for Sewast.
j. ystisu. lsk Tar sause - ss- Prsotca-
biz. D. thtevn frist q, hc~dI e'e'inS isss
ssri. tos. httis eat of ~a'ef sac
49, ssced With is tcns 81 .eA.
y<,r ssR. PArros stotl-f ~ xisst-th Fi.y, c. I'D
nv "a hs.A t'y th ~ Ats sr st of Aarcn fr -st
.<,s sis lsJ. oat SsPt s-a eres ,asen % .
a ip tarut 70 h'-rraL
stt.g rttr- kcy, anA fss asth ihs,o., vs,h sasi
"a. M pfo,itsstswr sfrurg cak today. ts.rt u miles
from Iscs Tc,bt "a trn y hsteuns es2s shs
ciss iofcod 20 70 ttr sast & yslJ nive icat
snrI 0nly .he. 'teJ se n ADD sne voss doss In
siiat ~ ntst.s atDt fss Tree sn-ssL pes,~d ths
ri..v, -eirz ter as,tte hss ~, schr susoas,
ifvu ffcsiees,tva ast.s dsncscsed he.- ia 500 oss
itn So W. as sAlt Jsr, Srcy Ass uss pgiebsssd shs
~ stiN. theuN We sSfthf
hes Do
a. r.r ~ rrst tsss ssris. Is VI y ac.gs ga
is.--. - e.. -. s.--.. q. .a..sa.
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oALrfMoak, ~ y fooV.
Orsssns ~ brv- Ssrdcs W~t-F Fast Drr-Io~s Dv-
hsm-ksskvad D,g'csity, &C., $e.
The hrst day OF May as clustering and windy ss
II had been St. Patrcks day in the moroins, though
bright sun dispelled the effect Of cold atmosphsr
on animal and vegetable nature.
An attempt wss yesterday made in City Councils
TO stop all kinds Of work sunday that OF the
printers on thc morning newspapers. Amer much
ditcussioR 81 voted down. the .bs expressing
thens.ves unPepared ut rresebt to forego ths
OF readipg the newspapers On aenday morning
Tomorrow (frdt " ha1 been set apart by the Bali
more Csniersnc. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
to tc observed by The members of that denonnai
NJ dsy of fast ng and prayer.
Lord George Durham the English millionaire arr-
we'd here ss evening aud took his quarters at the
Eusw House evidently desiring a9uet retreat, though
he haS secured most comfortable quarters.
The stockholders Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
yesterday held meeting relative to the difficulty be-
tween that company and the city Of Wheeling. as to
which route shail be adopted by the company In sp
prcec hing and entering the city They agreed to
cept the proposition cOntained in passed by the
Legislature Of Virginia. providing tor the EN-
Of three competent engineers nonresideDts of either
Maryland or Virginia. who 10 examine the two
roues and decide which will be the chrapest aud most
essiiy constructed, the company 70 he governed by
their dccision.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

TIE Pionips IspiANs BY private adyices. dated ut
TAMPA, April ID. We learn that Billy Bowlegs and he
other india with whom egotiatios have pend
ing. have ali retired To The Inward Bovcgs has
been dcrrrus Of emigratug, and has given the IN ost
SOLEMN assurances that ~ would do so but now he
preicnds tLat be his consent and says that
even IL le would 20. his people would not let him The
Inc their UNIV ~illingness TO myratc,
ON any tfms, but ibey content TO be restricted
within narrower limits in flosda-such Is the Unit ii
the ni;t states Tor punisbmen any who may be
found north cf such liue. such Is The actual
state of Affairs Ia florica. Further negotiations may
charge The ekstipg aspect Of things but il L. hardly
probable that negotiations will for the pre- sent be re-
sumed.- Sersrnoh (t:dD R>p,ti,caa .4prd "a
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Asrrpsrs~ april 5-sid tstherns, Eaverds. Nyers.
ANTvyrr April AR sdwirs. rsrmclee. Are sch l~elA
SD y,h totilie B~rnsrs Nfork, Ssriina. Wodv ard
ytfk.
h,eoA bAs IT, ysn & is-Ars ss,,ir' '>Arker. Ssv
Wrpgs hgf Arr rcl ~ a t-e- ser s<f'~aas: Aac'-
b. ifs. d .s- lesiss.ssI H.i.>~ ~sh-,. Ci-.sl-
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
Political intelligence,

VIRGINIA EihCrior.-The returns from NOR, than
bali of the State of Virginia have been received and
the democrats have gained ton ms, nbcrs ia the House
Of Dell gates Their majority will be con I'D rsbly in
creased over that of lat year which places beyond
doubt tho elton Of democratic United States
senator.
MICHIGAN CoNsIlTprioNAt CosysSTfoS-An election
for delegates to convention. to revise the oousttu-
ton of Michigan will be held the 9th day OF May
Prox.:no.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.



The Wssllv-Fight among III. Brokers, sc.
The weather Is clear and bright but is unseasonaby
cool. If there ia not hold up soon, may look
out for sharp and killing frost some Of these nights
pretty quarrel it now stands, Is going (par-
don the bu, between the regular and the street bro
kers-the ns and the Heretofore, the regulars
and regulars have been in the habit Of meeting be-
tween and after loards at the once Of Third
street and Harmony court-bettcr known as the
Slaughter House." In the end the Slaughter
House." having secured Of business almost
equal in amount aud greater in profit than the rcgu-
lar bcards the orthodox bulls" aud = bears' held
u council yesterday. and fcrnay passed rcsolu-
tion prohibiting the members Of the Board of Bro
kers from meeting at the Slaughter HOUSE, or
in any way ounttnanong the transactions in said
shamblcs. On the other hand the street brokers
have not the slightest idea Of being put down after
summary fshioD They. too, have met
suited aud resolved. sni the consequence Il, that
having reduced their commissions, they likely
draw of large portion Of the custom of tho regu-
lars THIS disturbance has had the tendency to
check operations, and msy account for PhIladr phs
prices being shade lower than those of Now York.
The market to-day very quiot. except for o. s. 6s
ana Reading shar,s which readily sold at stvanco.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

" deco kus-.an vi. ,ter. iIon gia.en aeyroliS
hoy Hou John 4. v f-emoat aud family. waahin-t IN
NtipJlc y II 1otdaa 4. = A. and " o,h~rs.
tr-'ed ~ ihf sis i'.i,siay. sd took y, shs
81 81 g. ia
Tt,tt rl.. su'ra..si tits h.'.I4ta ti~ s.r -..
So ,s.t 81. e .4. ~ i ...t - "a
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Married..
Died..

On Thursday morning. 2d instant. at Christ Church.
by the Rev Charles H. ualsey. Mr.. JAMES w. Pos to
Miss IsABlL SUTcLIFy. all of this city
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
SALES or STOCKS At BOSTON.

The ssos to day ere shares yerinont Central Rail-
road old stock 30.: Is Boston aud Woroester. ej -
do. o4s 10 Old Colony Rsilroad 55 80 do. ~ mos.
IS: 4 tNsrmODt and Mas. Railroad, 26L SO Western
Railroad. 1Ol; II kitchturg Railroad 100; Eastern
Railroad. loo; Resd ding Railroad, cod IS 100 do,
24bl 90 do Edgeworth Land Co. bSo. s. 100 do b;O,
~ 10 Norfolk Co bl3 3iL; 10 do. 3th 80 do. a0H
10 DO. 30 10 do, bJo 81; 10 do BIO, cox 80 Rutland
Railroad, 80. 81
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9""77777 7777777777777 7777777-777-
TeieGfaplile Reports.

BUFFALO, May &c =. NJ
Receipts within the past "a hours :-Pour 400 bbis;
wheat, 100 bushels; 5000 do In -four. there is
material change and the sales to fair extent
at So for common State aud Western For wheat
there is fair inquiry but the frmness of holders
slricts the sales. The Cambrias unsettled the
market for and have transactions to report
mixed Western is nominal at t5c, a 46c. Sales of
Ohio vhsSey at axe In barley, there sales OF
2CoO bushels at C0c. for two row.d.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Arrived ship outsre, Horn Taicshusna. Jan With
btls ~ OIL Ter Nsntucke kst~ net been allie ~ getaa
spoken te ospsia hsviag 10
NantVeset tiss the arrival % the The reads.
but learn that 10 10 small snd rep9rts sts from
vfalsrs.1
saisaSohrs Nsr-srct Ann, Hs'.es thsvins rrturucdl
Boston. Ciusaae HTley, N1ork tioop Vcl0clty smish.
Bqst.r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

Is constantly efreting cures Of the utmost i'm
4 pnrfanrs. The most increduou- are consin-
ced--thc most iiiihless compelled To believe
IN the POI er and virtue Of thus great resueey: 4
1t rs universally admitted TO be the most ~on-
"rful combination known 10 the world, for the
immediate relief Of disease and pain. II never
fails while there remains suici~n life TO restore
a natural and healthy action TO the capillary
sells OF the BODY and equalIze the IrcuiatIon 81
the blood Ey tins m"hns, Il controlling power
is gained over the most malignant forms Of dis
ease, " hich cannot be- obtained from any other
remedy. Such ~ the power Of this combination
that II p-Dsiraies 10 every portion Of the human
frame; every bone and muscle vein, nerve and
igJrne NJ - scare he'd out, ana rnade sensible Of
its purf, ing and heating influence. Hence IL
copes . realty with Internal as external dis
ease Numerous instances are record where
this ren,'Gy has restored health TO patents SO
near the grave that the most powerful internal
remedies failet 10 produce any ~fF.c,. Such has
frequently been the case in 1NFLA NATION
Of The BOW ELc--no patient need die Of
this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained. That dangerous EpidemIc known
the PUTeID EHIoIPELAS can always be-
CURED b, this remedy. For EXPLANATORY
RUEU MAIISM. this Ointnen mt - the most com
pi~,e remedy ever prepared. In - cases out OF
100 II - Ill afford entire relief 10 The orst
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. Fos
ervons diseases this remedy - Of ifnmense val
ne Affections Of The Spin-, Rh~uu,stisn,, Lame
urss lceraf~d Sor- 1hrost, Bronchitis, P,eprt-
sy Group, GholIc. Cholera Morba@ Arue in the
Face Breast. Burns, Seaid Head Scrofals,
Salt khenm. Esys'peias. IHf'asn~d Eyes. Fever
Sores, &c. will be Immediately relieved by the
the use Of THIS xnsedy.
IFFor further particulars and tesiinnoni ole
see pamphlets left with each agent
For sale by IRWIN REED. only Agent fos
Richmond. whe re il can be had Wholesale and
retail. Price % Cents pc Bottle
Richmond. MAY 8. Is49. 20:ys.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

TET-.C Undersigned would respectfully inform
F their friends aa4 the public, that t!Iey have
moved tiie.r establishment to the
Corno q MIN ara Frea1An st,tl.s.-<,-0
ncar .ioans Hotel. s.hcrc they are mauuf,c-
turing zssoZ8. aud other agricultural imptr-
lnrntS. Of almost every variety. They are
now making "a l.cg and superior pio,r, admiralty
calculated for cifilar two or t rec horses worked
abreast, having convenient appendage which
changes the d, am 70 any degree of land that
may be dce;ncd necessary. The farming COM
uuniiy are especially invited TO examine this
Plow. They also keep hand make II
der, the celebrated STEEL Morp-HoARp PLows.
" RoUGiiT.IRov PIows, COMMON GAsr NoLB-
BOARD PGovs, Sra-Soii. PLows. THREE-lIo RsF
PLows, Sop Flows, and STuHELE ~ o,,s, Right
Or Lrjt- HanGtd. and of all tie different sizes
that may tr rcqn,red-
Also. Suovar. ptows Cons PLows. CrITIv,-
roRs-to expand or contract may hc neeeed,
uARRovs, DR.cs with hinges iioasE R4kfs, sc.
~ The II tou4tf On and Stett ho{I- Board
PIo,rs, are warranted 10 scour u any soil the,
Stable ana other foul ground.
The Sod Flows are warranted 20 turn the fur
rows smoothly.
From long experience in tic business, aud
their strc, aitenson, the, leel iu~iitira -. uar
rantrg their work 10 IL Of superior quality: and
will he sold on the 1rcSt fiyorahle terms for
s:ssl. or approved eosindr. Produce.
They are thankful Tor past latorS. aus hop- TO
merit and receive shar~ q the pubiic's patron
ara Persons wishing to purchase, ARE respect
fully invited to call and examine their work be-
fore purchasing else aher".
BEARD & SiNEX
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
COumtcrfci:ersD ctcctcd:!!
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED
Will AIN Y.!!

Such is the use fitness, wide spread reputation,
and immense demand for DR.. Rogers Liverwort
and Tar, that reckless and cunning Imposters,
regardless alike Of human su-rings ami conse-
quences, utterly lost TO every feeling OF human
uy and virtue. are constantly attempting to
counte rfeit it. Aud we have been frequent
" called upon to check these base ana high
handed impositions.. that we feel in duty bound
to warn and protect the public against them by
every means in our power.
The attempt some time since by Professor VI
Rogers. Of Cincinnati We have stopped, not
withdrawing his wealth and influence
We now warn You against another tonnfsr-
feifsr, the malicious cunning and reckless liImo-
Ta!ty Of which must excite the ply and con
tempt Of every honest man.
John L. To'ani III the employ Of George W.
Allen, DrUcyist Of Cincinnati, has counterfeit
ed our label, "Jorged the fac sim,lu Of Andrew
Rogers signatures" printed n pamphlet wholly
false aud certificates entirely fictitious. and -
sued medicine like unto thc genuine IN eIfer-
nal appearance only.
We warn the public against this infamous out
r0ge, this Toland having responsibility at
stake. under the assumed title of Doctor Toianl.
il the nominal father Of the whole concern.
Wealth. reputation, aud high station nave
not withheld the varicIous aud u nprincipich,
not only in def lnce of all law and honesty, to
steal and franiulcn''y appropriate our well
earned reputation, but regardless Of human life
aud suffering, BY substituting their wretched
counterfeit, deprying the Consumptve of
medicine which in all human probability might
their lives.
What contempt too bitter'
What terms too harsh
Or puns!lme MT too srvere'
Is il not fraud il il theft7 il il not MURDER
A high sense Of duty compels us 10 these pub
lie expositions Of knavery and imposture. our
rights ar. legally protected. and Il Is for
the unwary and afflicted we feel ana write
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

NHE undersigned respectfully informs tie
public that he continues business at his old
stand. oa / nth street Soutt! Of the Starr fouSs
where he makes to order al hInas Of AR
RIAGt.~. BaCgie>, ana al other vehicles IN his
uHe lie also, keeps q number Of articles IN his
h.c htn1 He believes his work VIII COM
pare livurabiv with any manufactured III the
wrst-he uecs tine best of mate erals ANA for finish
aud beauty OF Construction hs work cannot he
eNcell-a. Ills prtces are mo- crate, cna terms
favorable Thankful Tor past ftvors he soi.ej,sa
continuance OF patronage
JONATHAN MATHS
Dec Isl. 2 -. 31-iv
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Ham street. RIc3H0nd. Ind-
i-HIS House formerly known the :. Man
4 sion House and occupied by X. BRooKtSs,
has recently been purchased by the Subscriber,
who IS fitting 1t mp IN modern style for TIE
accommodation Of the public. His TABLE
shall al ail times be provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed IN
variety and sjyie by any in the country. He
has fitted up and considerably enlarged his stable
whirh shall b. ProTieed with good and careful
OsrrEE, and plenty of the le~t Of feed for horses
The a5ersiCne4 feels conf mt that, hv strict
ntou the wants Of has guests, he viii me rat
I share Of public patronage.
Boarding by f;ic Day or W eek.
on reasonable terms Also, H0RS ES kept oy
the CAV or week.
O2IN HUNTINGTON
Richmond. Feb. u $40. eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
Speed Tie PIG -.

TIE .,ersirned would also respectfully. but
urgently request all persons indebted TO them,
elIlicr By mote or book account. 10 call md PAY
Up. previous to the First OF January next
They have recently incurred considerable tx-
pense in buGuinC. for the purpose Of better ac-
comnol ttiug The farmers and collections are,
therefore. inaispeasabis necessary.
An old but true maxim is. 'sT'hose who would
thrive must either hold drire. >
BEARD & SINEX.
Richmond, Ia, Nov ., 1919. 49u