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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28


u,n oiihe lde, ard offers Fl part .uIsrs ~ a cus
VIC NlI i"l siurf on me rl'r''f 20 'l''if '-'s'
WM H. FRANKLIN Aucro1eer
t,EFIWfJ OHN saLt OF > - LOTS or
a GhCl NJ. s'usf-d on hid end F11rl avs and on
hLey-seitlih, hn-iy--fl1f1, Nmey uinin ole d'L-
dreth Ore-Huudled.afd Frs one Hundred and second,
snc One Hu-dr-d AMI Third being par Of n Meow.
bn Propeny.-W n. II FRANKLIN, SJS & co. wi. -.
z! auction on THURSDAY, May so al Il O'clock al The
THfRp,v lois on the welt side OF Tbird.sv em,rac-
Ing the entire front between One-HdndfedIn and Onedun
Also, lois on The side of Thlrd-av between Nine
FouSIn.avNs lois on the ives; side Of Fourth.av.
bracng the entire front between Nneyseventh and Nne
Also o on the ees, side OF Fourthav embracing the
entire front between Ninety ninth and Oneiandredih ss
Also lots on the side OF Fourthay embracing tbs
entire front between OneHundredh and one one'hundred
snd-First sls. - ,, q,
entire front betv OneHundred And'FfSI and One'hun
dred And-SecOud SIS ,., -
Also lots the west side OF Fourih,ay embracing the
entire front between One HuDdred-and-second and One
Hundred AT d-Third SIS. AN
NISETY.SEvES1H.sr-ls lots on the north side Of Nine
tv-sevenih e. commencing 100 feet ives. OF Fouttnhv
NIxETY-EeHTB-sT-l8 lots on the south AIDE OF Ninety
eighih-st immediately In the rear Al,
NINETY-NIN1H ST . lots on the norhslde OF Ninety
nipib.st commencing Ice feet east Of Fourth Az.
OSF.HuNDREpTH.sT-2 lots the south side OF One
Hundredih ST. Immediately In the rear =,
Also, % lots on ne norm sde u ELECTROMAGNETIC VI
lots on the south side
Of One Hundredlh-st Immediately 10 the rear
Also lois on the south side OF One Huudredand-Firs
81 commencing Us feet west OF Fourth av
Also 10 lots on the north side Of One-Hundrec and-Frs
A. commencing leo feet west OF Fourth-av .
INSTRUMENTATION s1-9 lots on me SCUM sac
Of one 81 iHmed atey 10 the rear
Also, II lots the north side Of One-Hundred-snd-Se
cond-st directly opposite.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lots on the south side
Of One Hundred and. Thrd-st Immediately IN the rear
TERMs-70 per cent on mortgage
This properly has been the MCGOWAN family upward
oflo0 years
az (4S2D my28 SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
DRY GOODS.

0RY GOODS FOR sALe.T L,ss',cs p pI .os,
Dyiine g. shirungs Musins Lzwaa. Broad 9 otis,
Ns snk Bsrege Tablecovers Chsno, r,, ysread
GcVes.. So Catlerlne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

J. w. BROWN, Auctioneer
HOLShHOLD FURNITURE HOUSE FURN.
AilshlNG GOODS &c-THlS DAY. TUESDAY, Nav 81
Mloi 0eock at 80 Broadway, }. w BROWN wilI sen AZ
eueuon, by catalogue, large assortment OF mahogany
IoteWOod wanut and decorated Furniture embracing
complete assortment Also extensive variety Of useful
ard ornamental house furnishing ariicies ynv19 lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
rITSI FTTS!!


nR. HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT e the only
~ remedy that can be relied for the permanent cure u
SPINAL COMPLAINTS, sPAsMoDIc coSTRAcTioNs, lRRirA
TIeN or THE NERVES. NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE,
NERVOUS TREMoRs, NEURALGIc AFFECTIONS, Apo
PLExY PARALYSIS GENERAL DEBILITY, DE-
FIcIENcY OF NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL
ENERGY, AND ALL NERVOUS DIsoR-
DERs
Including the most dreadful Of all diseases that az
feet the human
EPILEPTIC FITS,
Or falling Sickness, Hysercsl Fs Commissions, Spssms
tc Dr. Hart would impress 1t upon the minds OF the a.
fced that the Vegetable Extract is the only remedy
dOpered that eau be relied for the permanent cure Of
this most dreadful OF all diseases Az its tendency is TO in
sanity madness and death the most
SKILLFUL PHYSICIANS
Of Europe as well those Of country, have pro-
nounced Epilepsy incursble Aud 1t has been cons1-
eed by many until Ibis important of all discoveries
nsie by Doctor s. Hart nearly sixteen years since,
during which time has been performing Of the most
REMARKABLE CURES
upon record, and has acquired reputation which time
alone can eace Ply scians Of undoubed skill and expe
hence ministers Of various Denominations well as hun
dreds of our eminent citizens, all unite IN recommending
the use of this truly valuable medicine their patients and
friends who are thus afflicted, as the only remedy.
APERFEOT CURE.
DR.. HART
pear Sir nv son has. for three years, been afflicted
with Epeptc Fits and had the best Medical aid afforded
in this region OF country, but 10 no purpose Every two
weeks and sometimes every week, the parOxysms would
come bacs him, sometimes ten or nfeen al time, and
then be would lose his He became bsd that
were fearful he would be entire IDIOT He did not know
enough his food One ago, the 18th OF last Feb
rusry procured OF w. w Roberts Druggist IN La Porte,
package Of your for Fs aud hs has had
Fit lie has taken eleven packages and although he
has had any symptoms Of ts since he
Inenced the Of the medicine Yet continued until
eleven packages used up lie has taken none for
three or four months past and Is perfectly well His mind
s restored and be capable Of dong business for
merly and hundred wit bear testimony TO these
facts. Very respectfully,
(SignedJ NOAH MILLER
La Porte, Ind Feb %, 1850.
a,,sls peehsres "a Eo,r pa.L .rase,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
Foul Play OR CURIOUs CASE AsAN.

FOUL PLAY OR CURIOUS CASE ABAN.
u DONhENT-On sunday tns l9.h ult arrived tho
ship Western World from Liverpool bringing about 300
eH grants, among whom we're Scot couple who had
been married only about three weeks b-fofe sailing and
by ali hear appeared he every way suited for
each Other no quarres any angry words arising between
hem during the whole passage, lhOigh with such crowd
Cd ship and the usual sea Accomplishments will generally
he most smiable OF all human IL appears tina their
intention was 10 proceed 10 r. with the husbands half
brother (who with lhem) 10 Upper Canada and for
lha purpose early on uday morning The removed
neil nggsRe from the ship, consisting of hair
one wooden trunk covered with OH skin, and one large
chest each, marked " Buchanan, Passenger Neo Y0yk
and leaving the wife, Mrs N Buchanan on board pro.
mieed NOT 10 be long before they returned After waiting
neafly two hours ana becoming uneasy she went vito
fome Passengers Of the ship shore for about an hour
making notwithstanding her absence her husband and his
orober returned the brother evidently been drink.
lng some not finding her they away snd since which
TINE hey have never been heard Of Mr. Neil Ru.
chsnnan bad sbou; him in belt round his body about 500
Sterling al IN gold, In Gag les snd bloons Hs
vile now IN the greatest distress both Of body and mind
oemg len without money and having nothing bur whist sue
na on al her wearing apparel &c The trunks Mr.
Ns Buchanan years ofgse, feet inches Oh light
Sss, e(ss, fair complexion w1skers ana walks up
De n Heshg been IN the army HIS brother Donald Nc
bSir y about feet inches dark complexion black
~ eyeS 70 whiskes and "a years Ofsge Should
Tsspectn W Of any who viii give any Information
No. tbs ss OF tnelaggage she will bs very grateful
Hict. n Rrool9y addressing Mrs ~ BUCHANAN. 9
s- my23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
A. 4. MULLER, Aucuoneer.
N PIENDlD HIILDINE LnTa

m
pL,EENIH HIST ADRIAN II MULLER viii sell at
10 , yn 90 WsDNEsDAY, The 29h day Of May nsi al
l. O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange
Zen ols OF ground, beautiful ly situated on the north side
" roueenhst near the OF Irving place The lots
s esch - eet front and by p feet inches deep,
he privilege OF inclosng IS feet 10 addition for front
ne hrs lot will be sold Of the above named Dimensions,
YIN NE privilege OF taxing additional number OF
Ing eet a. The same rate per foot
pc Terms viii be very accommodating to those who buy
W ptoVemeni and The sale will be peremptory, to close
interest For maps Of the property aud further par
uCuht hnpV 20 The hucOneeT WAl.st l6Ol mVZ1 3lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
ZANEsVILLE CITY BONDS.

Peron' Offering for the bonds OF the City Of Zanesys
County Of Musslngum, and County Of Licking are In
formed that 10 per cent only will be required
OF the contract; and purchaser have his option OF
pay TX In monthly insA men Of 10 per or OF paying
for any part Of the bonds In full any preri9 ard
receiving the same the purchaser allowing interest ne
deferred payments from lst June allowed
In tbs bOi SOLOMON STURGrS,
n, % z Agent Of the Ohio Central 4 silrnad CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
!
THE GREAT HARMONIC

THE GREAT HARMONIC,
RElNG PHILOSOPHICAL REVELATION OF
1.-THE NATURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND CELESTIAL
UNIVERSE, by ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS, the Cairvoyan,
For sale by FOWLERS WELLS, I3l Nsssau-sL New.
York.
TEt AurEoE Spontaneous and profound questions living
representatives, Of internal but Obtain those pure
ADD beautiful responses which Rcy e-vas eternal
The inquirer should consult superficial popular authorize but
Intuition
There omnpoten purifying fraierarng Principe per
uels Of Gods temp-a
planets stupeudous stem which nno spirits angels
and Loneliness aud which the dvne inherited
human soul and this primo PIE called THE GkEIr HANzoN
Iny24 CONTAMINATION
CONSUME TIoN, CONCLUSIONS. GROUP.
MI ORE THAN QUARTER Of all the III Jrtsnty last
lfl week WIS from TIRE diseases VIZ. the above
N. y. Tribune, May =, 1850
The only proper treatment Of these three ornoabe ds
eases 10 set forth In the ChsnOTherna system ed.a ne
DR. Turner Of this city by which the Total mortality NAV be
mya8 2i.' LONG BRO Ann.st,
fI'BE WASHING which formerly occupied Twelve
hours before breskfast-SO saws he Editor ~
the MCthers Magazine, (LondOn) How was n done
BY Tweiyetree's plan What Is ihall The plan hal
teaches how wash without rubbing II i printed aud
only Send for II al once; yoa get Il nv poet be
sure and send only 10 TWELNElREE,
my-s lr' Room q so Nassaa-s- n. Y.
N0RT0N's AGRICULTURE Elements Of
NSclenrnc Agriculture, the connection bstgeen
Science and The Art OF Practical Farming Pdze Essay OF
NE New York State Agricultural Society. B Joha p
Merton NJ A, Prof Of Scient nc Agriculture Ia Yale Col.
lege 50 cents. This dav published and for sale by
VAN NOSTRAND TERREFT,
N"seP Stsh booksellers, 40 Fulton-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auctionaal

-y, bENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctoneer.
REM. MOONEY will sell tins day al 10 O'Clock Al
Dme store IA Plat u, the balance Of stock Of Hard
wsre, eonsistng N part Of heavy Brass Hinges saws
Locks Ausurs, Chiseis, Curry. Combs TeaTrsys Ham,
mers rles screws Measuring Tapes, Caps Combs Tin
ware Deof-Locts &c Terms months credit
- also, scAe Beams, Spades Knitlng Pms Engish
Double Guns, Platform Scales &c &c myzs II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

BRUCE A Chiffon, Aucrioneer
EXFCUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
LNlTURE, SILVER PLATE, WINES CIGARS &c
&c-COLE Il Chiffon will sell al auction, on TUES
DAY May & al 10 O'Clock Al "a Hrankn-st nesr Brosd
Wy, by order Of Cornelius w Lawrence ESQ Executor
ofihe eise OF Samuel zard deceased al hs household
iur1ilue, silver wines &c. contained In the house
consisting Of Brussels snd other carpets mahogany sofas
ana chairs mane clocks extension dining and tea tables
manie glasses china and cut glassware, mahogany bed
tlesds and bedding bed linen, table linen oil cloths hat
shLd &c &c together with the kitchen furniture, &c
sLVER PLATE-A large quantity Of silver pa.e consist
ns OF poinge tea pols water do, sugar bowls slop do
cream Pois mustard do, desert, tea, mustard and salt
spoons ladies' butter and fish knives syphons castors
&c &c. '
chsins made by Roskel Of London.
WINES ANU CIGARS Several dozen bottles and demi-
Of superior old brown and pale sherry and Madeira
snoy, Saet coffee sugar &c 5000 superior Cigars Of
books-A number Of volumes on various subisc.s
Catalogues will ready on Saturday morning al thu
auctoneers Office Q Wal-st ON niyI7 2tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

GUPEEME COURT, City and County Of New York-IsAaC
bCCLAItk against HENRY CUTBILI.-Summons tor a money
demand coniracto the deienda1sr: You hereby
moued 20 answer Tie compliant tbs action. day ed the
Office Of the Ce OF the County Of Neg York Of which copy
herw 81 ser'e ed upon you, end copy yolr
ohce No v Broadway. City Of sew York twenty
day aer the hereof exclusive OF the of
snd you fail 70 the conn AFORESAID the plaintiff vii
take udgmeui Tor the flour hundred and oars and
twenty i've cents. with interest The fi day NAV,
sand eight hundred and hf beside the OF tbs aconDae
New ork. May 40, is5o
uyss ia"ewTa' II W. GENET Plaintiff, Attorney BoaaEy.
NOTICb.-Sealed Proposals will be received by the
subscriber a. The Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance aud
Trust Company, IS Wal-s In The City Of New York un
u O'Clock Of Wednesday, tbs 18th inst for the following
described Bonds Issued 10 the OHIO Genital Railroad
Company In payment Of subscriptions The Stock Of said
Company, 10 VIII:
100 Bonds Of the County OF Muskngum O. for 900 each
Payable January J, 1865
20 DO do do do $1,000 each
Payable January /, 1860.
20 do do do do $1,000 each.
Payable January !, 1860
20 do Of the City OF GAINESVILLE, do 81 900 each
Payable January |, 1865.
40 do do do do s5ocesch
Payable January l. 1860
80 do OF the County OF Licking, Ohio, DO $1,000 each.
Payable January l. 1860
These bonds all bear interest Al the rae of per cent per
snIum from The hrsi day Of April 1880 payable semAn.
ruay The frat days OF January july al the office Of
The trust Company IN The City Of New York (whers the
PRINCIPAL IL sso paysbe and have coupons attached there
to for The same sample be the Office OF the
Ohio Life II surance and Trust Company where parties
invited 10 Call for further information IN res!on thereto
Proposals must be addressed TO the under ned maked
Proposals for Muskgum Licking and Zsn-svile Bonds"
SOLOMON STURGES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuctOneer.
GALE AT AUCTION or VERY VALUABLE
slot on the southwest corner OF Broad ct and Market
field st-ADRlAN MULLER Auctioneer will sell at
auction TUESDAY, May %, at u O'Clock, noon, at
the Merchants Exchange, in the city OF NewYork-Al
that piece Of land in the First Ward Of the city OF New
York the southwest Of Broad-sL and Market
hed-st Al bounded follows EasIery in front Broad
hryihee feet and three inches westerly in the rear
by ground formerly OF Benjamin Sexas thirty feet Eve
inches northerly side by Market6ed.st hun.
bred and feet and six inches and souhery on
the other side by ground late of Peter Anthony and
John DemonicO, IN line little irregular, hundred
and tweniy-eghl feet be the said several dimensions or
either Of them less The sale will be peremptory
70 pay of mortgages. A Trustees deed will DO given.
The nile 10 he perfect Dated May TO- 1850.
ROBERT LENNON KENNEDY, by ATTY. ID. P Kennedy
For particulars apply d d LORD, Attorney 80 Mer-
chants Exchange 1891 rny25 3dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

, u-,,soN FRRbbpEMoK CUNNINGHAM
ArorpsSs "a g. WILLIAM b SMITH,
my2s lmeod OfEces Ns s.'o!s - Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Cabinet on Cuba Orlando Brown-Naglo
B. II. Brown-lIr. Clay-The Compro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

<fSSs GREGORY's CALIFORNIA EX-
&ACx-n PRESs---An Express will be made up and
forw arded from this office by each OF the sesIn-
ers OHIO and CRESCENT CITY, to sail the 29h in
and lsI june respectively in charge OF special
messenger
TIE delivery Of parcels and packages by this Express
Line for all parts of California 10 attended to by the pro-
preorn person Immediately amer the arrival Of the steamer
al San francisco. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Agents, lf9 Pearl street.
NB.-Payments for reigh team be made here or IN Cali
fornis as desired my25 7ds'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
CALIFORNIA.
-. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-

-Acse THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-
&ACA.nN MA VIA CHAGREs-cARRYING THE u
s. MAIL-Tuesdsy May %, al 8 o'clock, PM
from the pier foot OF Wsrren-s ~ r. The Few and ele
gar, doube-engne steamship OHIO, Lieut. j. T. scherck
T. s. ~ commander viii be dispatched as above with the
Government Mails for the West Indies and the Pacific The
books open for passage to Charleston Savannah
Havana NewOeans and Chagres and for through tickets
TO San Francisco To through tickets early appcs-
don must be made AZ only small number remain unes-
gagged. An experienced surgeon Ia attached to the Ohio
The accommodations for passengers OF each
surpassed by any steamship sAoat The passengers for
Chagres transferred Hsvsns the superior double.
engine steamship FALCON and proceed from Havana d.
recto Chsgrea
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NETWORK TO cHAGREs
stae-room berth..
etandee Derin 80
Storage do-ound bed and separate table. so
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Ststeroom
steersge beh-found be- and separate table, $50
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAvANA-To SEwoRLEANs
sAteroom berths. SIS
Siandee, forward cabn....... IS 90
steerage found bed and board % q
Freight to New Orleans will be taken 25 cents per Gu
bic foot The bills Of ladng must all be signed on board
the vessel the day before sailing For freight passage
apply to Imyl6 t28sI NJ o. ROBERTS, IIS West-st
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

GTNore 'aan tWo hundred thousand
cases Of various diseases have been cured
within The las,'welye months. hv tia, prea,
and good medicine. H. G.. Farreu.s ce,..
hrated arabian Linimen, No;hin, n.-.
haPs. since the creation of the world has
been more successful as an external RON,
edv Tor all nervous diseases. as this won.
deriul curative. When appliet. il ins,a,.
taneeusly dItiuses itself through the who'll.
system. soothing the rriiatel nerves II.
having paius. and creating mos, dcl;ch,
tul sensation. Try il. and ven viii neye,
regret H. See advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

No one except those who have had ex
perence. know the pcrplexitics Of on edi-
tors life One requires that he should be
but the organ or exponent ofpublic sent-
ment-no matter what his own opinions
may be. lie is regarded by such an one
SIS q chattel. or an automaton, gotten up
and sustained for the purposes Of public
convenience--an instrument, through
which any man may play such tune as he
thinks proper--n tool. 10 be used for any
purpose by any person. Another, less
generous will denounce him because ne
does not play his tune without being told
Of it-because he does not echo the sound
and sentiment which has not been utter
cd. Another charges that the opinions
expressed are erroneous. and calculated
TO mislead. Some. arc even so unchari
table rs to charge falsehoods, simply be
cause an editor does not possess the same
false preludices he does. No class of
men are so much the object OF fault-tind
ing as are the editors. We frequently
find our subscribers and friends complain
ing tha! we publish SO many advertise
ments. Thy charge You are foolish for
publishing so many quack medicine adj
vertisemen,s Your paper is full Of them''
We admit that we could find matter for
publication which would be more accept
able to our readers But if it were not
for the compensation received for such
advertising We could not possibly publish
q paper. with our present subscription
list. Give us more subscribers. and such
as will not require to furnish the paper
for wears without pay. and we will discard
quacks altogether. There are FIVE publish.
crs Of papers in this county. and all must
have a living. or they must quit the bust
ness. II the list Of subscribers. the job
work, &c. is not sufficient 10 afford that
living. il has to be secured by other means.
II all our citizens, who have an interest
in sustaining paper in their own county
would take u paper, and pay for il, We
could all live and each publish much
better papers. But too many will read
week after week. and year after year, the
papers published in their own county with
out paying one cent TO their support; and
who regularly send east for paper be-
cause they can get it for half price We
know . man who tee beliere has read al.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09
4. -. Cattle Market.


' ca''e' eheFP aha
iios Markets, October l>', lc5o.-ih- supply Of
Beef Cattle continues fair with the execution Of
choice descriptIous which ar. sca-es ,nd uauid
r~,afI,. con,r,.,4 -
MT s'"''"ue
y ~ ~" "'4 ot"teafH descriptions al ; -
a l - = cwt. net. Hogs have drclit,ra shade
ani are no,r bought at ~ 7sssa IN - $50, .s
,y - -, 49,, ;, -. =;
" 80 I "Ao's imam
tHti COOS PRIME are wanted al :2aS 50
,~..,f..;.f,., s., y, ,,.,,-.., .,zoe ,.,.t
-, !, 9ne r.. - ail2 81. -...f,,'
:, - -, -. - - ,s
= ~ '' HF''""s>'
-" ,t
't"es. t''Nf' ~ ~ $50 e"' "ts'
ii's1 "a i -, 49, f" =, :, 49,
r. y - -
- S"'' 4"'"" ,a,-,,,
VI = ~. -, -
=" ''.',' ~, =. = - - - =
.,,r ~ VITA ..l4 fsr S2a Ia. ,.,~s ALI
xl5 ~ 15,.,2. ,g.c>tr, .,'4 f,r sts51
So, e., f,. t;4.- +, ,,,.rl, ~ .,,l,,r
-, p,,..s.-ax,r,&a 4 zS- ~. ~ :, >,
i J., agSl "a ~asin.-rstsa s.1f.
-, ,t..s4a}f
- 99tn.'.,r.s' ~ ..=+s -, -, a, -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09
Hun 'af.s.'sc HOUSE.,
Main sfreet. Richnond. Ina

NIIi House formerly known rs tie Nam
4 son HoaSe" aud occupied rs h BRgogfNs.
has recently Deen paFc3sa-ea ~ the subsrfib-r.
vao Il uow fitting u np 80 ulodern sf3ie Tor the
accommodation If tbe public. lis TABLE
-l4ti At all times be provided with the host the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed IN
var5+ty and 81 ie - amy 81 The esentry. IT,.
ila= fitted up aBa Considerably rg.d hrs : Table
which shall be Proyit~e 18th good ard careful
Dset@. and plenty If tar best u feed for horses
Itar undersigned ieei~ conIIe~ at That. bv sFrits
attention 70 the wants If b. guests he sii merit
4 sha-e Of pubic patronage.
Bounding. by f!ie Bay or Week.
on reaeouati- terms Also, HORSES kept y
the Gay or week.
Richmond. Nay -. $50. 9if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

Congress--tdjourned on the 30th ul...
and the members have generally returned
e their constituents. We hope next week
70 give brief list Of the acts passed 81
them. i would be uncharitabIe. and per-
haps unjust 10 say they done no good: bu,
10 say that the good done will preponder-
ale the bad. We are not prepared to de-
clare. \ session Of ten mon.hs-an ex
Pense Of thousands Of dollars. should have
secured much wholesome legislation; but
the mania for speech-making has taken up
the time Of Congress most unprofitablv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

G-A the last date from s.. Louis. "a.
'her Mathew was in that city and the guest
OF Archbishop kenrick. On the ED ul,
ne commenced MS Temperance labors in
ST. Louis. and the Intelligencer saws ne
we'll extend his visit there to two ar ,b-.o
weeks. After tina, he will come 10 Gin.
cinna,i-from here proceed 10 Florida 70
recruit his health and say during the win
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

Er,.It-.,Is J, rI.re.4,1 y vor,
sons;h,a ..o.l. &c q, oar,h4naka was I'll,
A. - c,ar. MS ,a,rl.iaa Ioet. ISL a,
asart ,,y.of.-Iive minute. past ) O'Clock
rha',oar......, va. varv clear. with he cx
e...,;c7 o,,a-sw slant. clouds rest.n.r IN
i, ,;,a ..ar,b MI ,.sr.a.,<e-r
The ni,at had also been quite clear.
NH = ;,a5,,.;ft,l di.nIay 81 aurora Bore.
ais winch VA, uo.t brilliant about 3 o.
cI9o',
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-09

GA yankee inventor has iuprovad
me construction OF Clocks, so that many
parts are done away with, and the nrice
OF good brass clock will be lesseued 10
one dollar.